"Higher rates, oil, U.S. dollar equals tighter financial conditions equals deleveraging equals emerging markets outflows," the note said.
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Everybody knew that red equals Elin and blue equals Josefin.
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"New candidates equals new rhetoric equals new party," he said.
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Lower resolution videos equals smaller files, which equals longer recording times.
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More candidates running equals more voter contact equals more engaged voters.
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It's about these three people who loved each other, who were all equals, who see each other as equals, and respect each other as equals.
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I reinterpret the old theological principle of 'God equals reality', and applied this to the logic of a video game, or 'God equals reality equals game.
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That I've always treated them as equals and had respect for them as equals.
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But democracy, for the first time, established mutual recognition: the respect of equals for equals.
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"When any emissions equals bad and bad equals denied, you can kiss energy independence goodbye."
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"Just as equals cannot be treated unequally, un-equals cannot be treated equally," said Jaitley.
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Luxury equals wealth equals status Why do women display greater wealth in Brazil than North America?
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He calls hand-sewing a "prayer" and says that for him, hunting equals environmentalism equals spirituality.
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Antibiotics equals no alcohol, allergy to pain meds equals pain, 6 stitches & a hairline fracture #priceless pic.twitter.
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Knowing, of course, that three apples added together equals 30 and four bananas minus a coconut equals two.
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"Antibiotics equals no alcohol, allergy to pain meds equals pain, 6 stitches & a hairline fracture #priceless," she wrote. 3.
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"The quality of investment today equals the quality of energy tomorrow - equals the quality of life forever," Figueres said.
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These things are nutritious, yes, but there's also a psychological element: Bitterness equals raw, which in turn equals purity.
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"The Shortest Day," like "Home in the Woods," rejects the too-simple binary of death equals bad, life equals good.
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Viewers love a hot mess, and more views equals financial success in this world where clicks and eyeballs equals monetization.
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That show, though, was a drama, which is what "outsiders" might expect: Disability equals struggle equals nothing but pain and misery.
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Are women the equals of men, black and brown people the equals of whites, queer people the equals of straight people, trans and nonbinary people equal to cisgender people, the disabled equal to the able-bodied, and so on?
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"More transparency equals more trust, more trust equals more transactions, more transactions equals stronger markets," Anne Bracegirdle, a specialist in the photographs department at Christie's, said on Tuesday at the auction house's first Art & Tech Summit, dedicated to exploring blockchain.
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If life equals time, and time equals money, and money equals stuff, we can reduce that equation down to: [Life] = [Stuff] For example, let's assume I've worked 40 hours a week over 50 weeks a year for the last 20 years.
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Others believe that the coconut image always equals two, while the bundle of bananas image always equals four, regardless of changes in illustration.
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"The warming equals drying equals more explosive fire growth," said Neil Lareau, a researcher specializing in fire weather at the University of Nevada at Reno.
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"There is so much more to weight loss than skinny equals good and fat equals bad," Laura, another r/progresspics moderator, writes in an email.
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Harrington's major insight was that popular government could only be stable if the people were political equals, which meant they must also be economic equals.
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With either approach, the old equation of "brand-recognition equals quality equals willingness-to-pay" will fade away as millennials take center stage around the globe.
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We are under this assumption that fat equals unhealthy and thin equals healthy — affirming a core belief that fat, chubby, plus-size people do not work out.
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"If we can be equals here," the voice in the ad says, referring to a basketball court, "we can be equals everywhere," James says at the end.
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And the equation is: B times C times D equals HH, which means biological knowledge multiplied by computing power, multiplied by data equals the ability to hack humans.
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"Antibiotics equals no alcohol, allergy to pain meds equals pain, 6 stitches & a hairline fracture #priceless," Glanville tweeted with a close-up shot of stiches in her arm.
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Kapur: I think one of the biggest myths around weight loss and weight is that overweight equals unhealthy, normal weight equals healthy, as defined by the BMI category.
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" - Zach, 35 "Fried turkey equals very burnt boyfriend.
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The party millions of people are depending on to dethrone a dangerous President is still operating in a pre-Bernie Sanders era, where fundraising equals control, and money equals victory.
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And 'A' equals 'B' equals si, si, senor, and you can actually see him doing that again, but with the training wheels off, the big-boy pants, the launch codes.
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This is combat between equals, but your equals are generally stiff types with two or three attacks they repeat over and over, glowing a bright red or gold before doing so.
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At the same time, the old math – low unemployment equals rising inflation equals the need to slam on the brakes using higher interest rates – no longer works as it once did.
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"There had been a simple equation: Feminist equals abortion equals Democratic Party," said Catherine Rymph, chairwoman of the history department at the University of Missouri, who has studied feminism and conservatism.
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In 85033, discrimination equals freedom — Orwell would be pleased.
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The canonical rules of competition policy—price equals marginal cost in competitive markets and marginal revenue equals marginal cost in imperfectly competitive ones—no longer apply when considering one side in isolation.
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Even as electric and hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles proliferate, California will still have to contend with this central issue: More sprawl equals more miles traveled, and more miles traveled equals more emissions.
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WYNN Las Vegas mortgage notes have a distribution basket that equals 100% EBITDA minus 1.4x interest expense, which roughly equals its FCF that will be used to help fund Wynn Boston Harbor.
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That's concrete, and it equals most of the built world.
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In another usual twist, Isabella and Ferdinand ruled as equals.
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Less OPEC and Russian production equals less need for tankers.
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Every further 5 seconds of quiet equals one more bird.
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" To put it succinctly, Williams says "marginalization equals poor health.
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They're equals and just as qualified to wear the pants.
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Corporate welfare plus no accountability equals lots of senior managers.
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The conversion rate is 1 tether USD₮ equals 1 USD.
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" Then another deleted tweet: "More votes equals a loss...revolution!
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The service area roughly equals 100 square miles, Chu said.
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Costco members know that buying in bulk equals major savings.
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And brideprice is not conducive to a relationship of equals.
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We stand as equals in the United States of America.
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To see them as equals in strength and as athletes.
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I'm so excited because winter equals clementine and pomegranate season.
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It's time for women to be seen as real equals.
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Local musicians became friends, but they never felt like equals.
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" Schedule Recovery Time"Overload plus recovery equals adaptation and improvement.
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Yet in the bilateral meeting, the leaders met as equals.
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The deal will be structured as a merger of equals.
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They should be able to work as equals to men.
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Force equals mass times acceleration, or F = ma for short.
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One slice equals 674 calories, but does that really matter?
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Facebook doesn't want you to think that Libra equals Facebook.
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Their employment rate equals that of America as a whole.
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It's not condescending, it's as equals, but she levels him.
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They are concerned with just one message: Muslim equals danger.
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Ovitz thought — erroneously — they'd be running the company as equals.
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Myth: Fat on my plate equals fat on my body.
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If the sum equals 2, 3 or 12, he loses.
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"More votes equals a loss … revolution!" he said in another.
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You're wealthy when passive income equals or exceeds living expenses.
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"This is a 1 plus 1 equals 2½," he said.
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Oh, and if you didn't know, gingivitis equals terrible breath.
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That number equals about a quarter of the department's employees.
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"It's ingrained in us that celebrating equals alcohol," says Racheal.
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It's just so fun to rank them as equals. 6.
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"The slogan back then was 'silence equals death,'" said Jean.
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Some people do not see James and Lachlan as equals.
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What's the argument that the money equals an unfair advantage?
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"Moving swiftly equals revenue and profit for New York's businesses."
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"Zero witnesses plus zero evidence equals zero justice," she said.
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Even so, their meeting was no coming together of equals.
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He idolizes women, but he doesn't view them as equals.
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But, does he know that 2628, minus three, equals 28500?
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Because this is fashion, after all, August equals September issues.
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That equals more than half a billion in 21224 dollars.
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But by definition sexual harassers and their victims aren't equals.
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For them, hostility to coal equals hostility to coal communities.
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To put "billions" in perspective, 1 billion won equals $917,400.
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Here's the latest snow depth on Friday - yellow equals 15cm!
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The actor urged society to understand that women are equals.
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You are one of five equals; keep it that way.
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It is prime evidence for the theory that has underpinned his regime's nuclear programme, to the North Korean people's cost, for five decades: possession of nuclear weapons equals regime survival; disarmament equals regime endangerment.
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That's not just around the culture out there — although when the culture says penis equals boy and vagina equals girl, and no one with a penis can be a girl, that seriously upsets people.
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"We're very cautious about saying that interactivity equals empathy," Yang explains.
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Each $10 donation equals one entry, so $50 equates five entries.
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One and one equals three and you're in a new reality.
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If the first bit equals one, leave the second bit alone.
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Berkeley + free speech + right-wing provocateur no longer equals a riot.
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No digital noise plus pure concentration equals a recipe for productivity.
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In terms of size, efficiency, and ruthlessness, Amazon has few equals.
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"I would like that girls are treated as equals," she said.
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"I don't think you can say repairability equals longevity," she said.
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With Miguel and David demanding an answer, these two friends — equals!
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Each keg holds 26 bottles of wine, which equals 130 glasses.
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There's always April 13 -- as in 1 plus 3 equals 4.
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It takes five steps, so 20 divided by 4 equals 5.
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It's all about obstacle plus prohibition plus yearning, which equals desire.
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Lyft's ratio equals Didi's at 2.9 times money raised to valuation.
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"A merger of equals always works in a spreadsheet," Foran said.
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DAVID FABER: It is a true merger of equals, no doubt.
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Twelve cities equals $24,000 and my jersey number, ironically, is 24.
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Silence is erasure, dismissal, and invisibility—in short, it equals nonexistence.
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Ten Snowmobiles equals one exabyte of data, or 1 billion gigabytes.
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According to the video's description, 19 milk crates equals 16 feet.
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That equals the entire populations of France, Germany and Italy, combined.
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Those are the rules: programming talent equals jaws on the floor.
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They announced the deal in November as a merger of equals.
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However, the idea that more funding equals better results never works.
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We're no longer equals – unless I say I love you back.
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For reference, in California, ten milligrams of THC equals one serving.
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And when it comes to hurricanes, more people equals more risk.
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For that we must treat our daughters and sons as equals.
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"It's a simple relation: more carbon equals more poverty," she said.
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The total spent on existing approaches equals $67.1 billion since 85033.
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"There's no such thing as a merger of equals," Anderson said.
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Remember that spirituality equals richness, protection and a spring of blessings.
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They dance as equals; they keep changing the space around them.
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It's a one-sided obsession to guarantee conformity, which equals safety.
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The cello emerges as the first among equals in this concerto.
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So I'll make it simple: Big Food equals Big Healthcare Expenses.
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Five thousand Mini Motoring Points equals $50 in Mini Motoring Rewards.
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EQUALS A sci-fi romance starring Kristen Stewart and Nicholas Hoult.
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It's not true that being in love always equals great sex.
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The planned all-share merger of equals was agreed in June.
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That equals around three to five hours of content per week.
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If accurate, it would be far from a merger of equals.
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We need a treaty, we need to be treated as equals.
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This story is part of As Equals, a year-long series.
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That disparity equals more than 2200 percent of the final tally.
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The point where the two concepts intersect equals the punch line.
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Who else would have realized that two and two equals "coagula"?
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"Climate change plus growth equals an existential threat," Mr. Bevan said.
|
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That amount equals roughly 21950% of the nation's total economic output.
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In Colorado, immense space still equals possibility, an old American promise.
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Three plus 48 equals 51, and 51 no votes equal defeat.
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War and photography met as equals in the American Civil War.
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The truth, as I've written before, is that uncertainty equals reality.
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A more informed public and process equals better outcomes for everyone.
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" This person added: "Warren as the nominee equals four more years.
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That equals 93 billion tons a year, worth nearly $29 billion.
|
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Unfortunately, that equals just one 16-ounce bottle of regular soda.
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A $10,000 raise divided by 26 equals approximately $385 before taxes.
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I've always thought that sexual repression equals bad outcomes for women.
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As nationalism equals war, so contempt for the law brings savagery.
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In contrast, with the EU, it's really a negotiation between equals.
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A summit of equals could go far in such a direction.
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That equals more than 47 million unused cell phones collecting dust.
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We want our equations to be 1 and 1 equals 3.
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The most recent available data for the Gini coefficient, a standard measure of income inequality in a country, is used to separate ties in the ranking, where 0 equals complete equality and 1 equals complete inequality.
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We've long known that climate change equals higher temperatures equals more heat death, but the new paper is notable in focusing so specifically on one area and taking into account the projected demographic shifts of New York.
|
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"The Muppet Show plus Star Wars equals Magic Leap in my head."
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That&aposs going to be their platform, open borders, which equals crime.
|
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Needless to say, less cash consumption equals less dilution for the founders.
|
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What we're asking for is just the ability to bargain as equals.
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I never felt patronized, I always felt they viewed us as equals.
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Rosé Slushy Slushy rosé with a lavender garnish equals summertime bliss. 6.
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This seems to make evolutionary sense—better sperm quality equals more offspring.
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I personally think the American people doesn't see us like an equals.
|
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" Pusha T added, "In Drake's mind, one plus one probably equals two.
|
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Facebook's expense equals 2015 percent of revenue and Alphabet's is 220 percent.
|
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Mr Trong remains just a first among equals in a collective leadership.
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A little homework equals peace of mind and, just maybe, some status.
|
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His fortune, analysts say, now equals more than 3% of France's economy.
|
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And in a time equals infinite state, truly, fully self-driving vehicles.
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"Defaming them, legally, for me now equals treason," Mr Sisi said recently.
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Molten rock plus water equals steam—quite a lot of steam, actually.
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I liked him because we were equals and both very fun-loving.
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The brand says that equals up to 10 times more profile views.
|
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That equals a $720 discount or over half off the original price.
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The general rule is two tablespoon of aquafaba equals one egg white.
|
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Since seven days equals 168 hours, he titled the project 168:01.
|
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That equals up to 2.28 percent of U.S. gross domestic product (GDP).
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One Tether equals one underlying unit of the currency backing it, e.g.
|
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That doesn't mean that one yeast strains equals one type of beer.
|
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"The biggest problem is that he believes meddling equals collusion," Graham said.
|
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But even there, women say they are far from being considered equals.
|
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The homicide figure already equals the total for all of last year.
|
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But it is still not a negotiation among equals from Kim's view.
|
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"Women are at least the equals of men, or better," he said.
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Where common wisdom goes astray is the presumption that coverage equals care.
|
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Their appearance together was very much a carefully choreographed summit of equals.
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Would solve the problem but they want Open Borders, which equals crime!
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This equals a total of 603.7 million adults and 23 million children.
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That is the evidence for more jobs equals reduced access to care.
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Something I learned during the AIDS epidemic is that silence equals death.
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The law properly does not treat doctors and their patients as equals.
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The 100,000 shares given for ticket purchasers equals 10% of the company.
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Equals opens in theaters July 15 and is currently available on DirecTV.
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But ALW didn't always work with equals who could rein him in.
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Best of all, they worked together like a true ensemble of equals.
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The end result equals the difference between our income and our spending.
|
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That equals out to less than 5 percent of the Democratic electorate.
|
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And my previous belief in a relationship of equals seemed painfully naïve.
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But it also means treating people born outside the US as equals.
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Fourth equals England's best performance since their World Cup win in 1966.
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You may know that pi equals 3.141592653589793238462643383... But can you really math?
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By definition, the current account balance equals domestic saving minus domestic investment.
|
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Even if divided evenly among Venezuelans, this figure equals $4,500 a person.
|
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Twenty-five percent of British Columbia's carbon tax receipts equals $300 million.
|
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This equals savings of approximately $450 on their 2020 Georgia income taxes.
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And that combined with my weakness for them equals a snacking problem.
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But when we're all in here together, we're all kind of equals.
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Being a feminist in 2017 equals zero tolerance for anti-abortion views.
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There's been a lot of studies … that basically, undetectable equals un-transmittable.
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Foreign currency-denominated corporate debt equals about 50 percent of Turkey's GDP.
|
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Singing, playing, songwriting, dancing, putting on a show—he was fabulous at all these things and fabulous at stardom itself, a provocateur with few equals who after major reversals proved himself a profiteer with few equals as well.
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"We are born to understand that green equals calming, because it's found in nature; red equals danger, because it's the color of blood," Jenny Ross, a creative- design manager in the footwear department at New Balance, told me.
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The differences we found with participants' self-perceived social status (that is, high dominance equals lower pitch, and high prestige equals constant volume) implies that there is a relationship between self-perception of social status and behavior towards others.
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"Moving from a country like Burkina Faso (political repression equals 8) to a country like Uzbekistan (political repression equals 14) results in an increase of around 212.58 Tor bridge users per 100,000 Internet users per year," the paper reads.
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Breakingviews If tragedy plus time equals comedy, what does Yahoo plus Time equal?
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You're encouraged to think that her equals aren't with her in the present.
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"Lesson one would be hygiene, 'cause good hygiene equals good sex," she says.
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The companies announced they would combine in a "merger of equals" late Sunday.
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Finally, the Trumps had met the British royals, who hosted them as equals.
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Roughly translated to interior design, this equals a lot of yellow and brown.
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In the 45-member city council the mayor is merely first among equals.
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Let's face it: We're all busy, life is complicated, and easy equals better.
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"Different paths" apparently, for now, equals Kazee (for Dewan) and Cornish (for Tatum).
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For one thing, we're all programmed to believe that "working" equals weight loss.
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Tiny canvas plus the limitations of the plastic medium equals demon spawn face.
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Cloudera (CLDR) announced an all-stock merger of equals with competitor Hortonworks (HDP).
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Those talks had produced a merger of equals which offered Renault numerous goodies.
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That's 102,000 citizens times 200 bottles of water – which equals 20.4 million 16oz.
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"My resumé equals that," she says, adding that she always supported Frankel's successes.
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BB&T and SunTrust announcing a $66 billion merger of equals this morning.
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The two companies called it a merger of equals, valued at $123 billion.
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If the formula equals zero, the classical causal model can explain the statistics.
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An election where failure equals the elevation of Donald Trump to the leadership
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"I don't think anyone at that meeting considers them as equals," he said.
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Engagement equals performance, and your business – and employees – will be better for it.
|
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That equals $6,717 per person, which is "completely unacceptable and unsustainable," Sweeney said.
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The math is simple: $10 million divided by $100,000 equals 2023 jobs. Voilà!
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This can make or break brands in seconds – but stagnation essentially equals death.
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"I think the combination is that one and one equals three," he said.
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The arithmetic is that the budget deficit equals federal outlays minus tax receipts.
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Though it aired only once, it got the message across: Goldwater equals danger.
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Today, the number of people moving to Israel roughly equals the number leaving.
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The scale of the global enterprise that Mr. Andreas built had few equals.
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However, this week's puzzle begins with a "proof" that π actually equals 4.
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His 15 playoff wins by a rookie equals a Stanley Cup playoffs record.
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Bad lighting plus the general awfulness of the DMV equals you looking dumpy.
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It's hard for these boys to see girls as their equals or counterparts.
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"Its not 'climate change equals fires,'" Zinke said, according to the Sacramento Bee.
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The typical woman's total retirement income equals just 70% of the typical man's.
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Bad week equals new attacks — and threats — against America's real or imagined enemies.
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And Mr. confident me says yah of course see river — river equals canyon.
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I'd frame it as something like: Offensiveness times media amplification equals social damage.
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They deserve our respect as equals and a solution rooted in American values.
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Emilia Clarke plus nudity ... equals a 'GoT' bloodbath, according to the Khaleesi herself.
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"It's nice and vague, and in this context, vague equals precise," she said.
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Old comedy formula, meet the new comedy formula: Tragedy plus #TimesUp equals comedy.
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"They're more like equals," said Anna Cappellini of Italy, who skates with Lanotte.
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As a vehicle for funneling fees to Wall Street, it has few equals.
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Most obviously, internet-via-satellite solutions require bandwidth, and, basically, power equals bandwidth.
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It, rather, will announce that, per George Orwell, two plus two equals five.
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That number almost equals the risk of early death associated with heavy smoking.
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ONE ANOTHER'S EQUALS The Basis of Human Equality By Jeremy Waldron 264 pp.
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One euro currently equals about $1.16 and the pound is trading at $1.30.
|
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Under questioning, he described it as a "two plus two equals four" conclusion.
|
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U.S. Travel said this equals the loss of $4.6 billion and 40,000 jobs.
|
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I began by asking whether Trump knows that 52, minus three, equals 49.
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The two companies called it a merger of equals, valued at $66 billion.
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Our 47 million unused phones thus equals 73 tonnes of the toxic element.
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Therefore, editing information by the government — redacting sensitive material, for example — equals manipulating it.
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Treating commercial and political speech as equals by rewarding viral posts can foster polarization.
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"If your radius equals zero, you've got a bit of a problem," said Sheridan.
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At some point, however, Shatner and Nimoy came to see each other as equals.
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Penélope Cruz and Javier Bardem are equals in their marriage — and on their paychecks.
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The 65 Bitcoins, which equals $600,000, will come from the city's insurance, officials said.
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Quick walk to a pizza place equals one Hawaiian and one cheese (for later).
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Their interpreter explained to them that in this country men and women are equals.
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"My standard joke is that 'cult [equals] religion/community [you] don't like,'" says Goodwin.
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What really irks me is this perception that small equals girlish, delicate, dainty. Cute.
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Equals does have some pretty sexy scenes for a sci-fi movie, after all.
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Slick subordinates who establish a rapport with investors may start acting like your equals.
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Be smart: The companies are calling it a "merger of equals," but it isn't.
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Assuming that all Indian food equals hot and overpowering could be our first mistake.
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The last two teams standing are usually among the very best and, roughly, equals.
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So for our unit of fun, we use nine, and $80/9 equals $8.89.
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Her children help keep her grounded, and she also views them as her equals.
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If Trump says 2 plus 2 equals 4, the left would say he's lying.
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On a mission to destroy the fabric of liberal society, sure, but nonetheless equals.
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By Amazon's count, that equals out to about 30 percent more words per page.
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But the governor emphasizes that he and Felix aren't equals, and never will be.
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Arguably speaking, if wealth equals power, he's the most powerful person in the world.
|
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"It's a partnership of equals," CEO Mathias Doepfner told reporters on a conference call.
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So, all of that naturally equals the best of all possible worlds for me.
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The double extended Travis' hit streak to 24 games, which equals his career best.
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Mr Xi, however, wants to be seen as more than a first among equals.
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Failure equals education rather than a negative experience that stops them in their tracks.
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The tie-up is expected to be a merger of equals, the source said.
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So I think it's safe to say that talent without hard work equals d—.
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Because the reality is that Rinna brings the drama, and drama equals massive ratings.
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Federal property equals federal jurisdiction, then ordered the Secret Service to conceal the assault.
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A single thought crosses your mind: peanut butter plus cookies equals peanut butter cookies.
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Pretend with me that one megabyte equals a square mile (this is fun, right?).
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Equals will be available exclusively on DirecTV May 26, and hits theaters July 15.
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The underlying concept is that "community and journalists are equals," the WikiTribune site reads.
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For most of us, daylight saving time (yep, there's no "s") equals more sunlight.
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Liberatore's 23nd successive scoreless outing equals the standard set by John Candelaria in 1991.
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That means 1 Chase point equals 1 point or mile with all these programs.
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The business environment thrives on stability — change, especially substantial and immediate change, equals risk.
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It's a way of managing combat that heightens the spectacle of encounters between equals.
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Assuming nothing else, even just 6% returns on that $315,000 equals $15,750 per year.
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They also showed them how American soldiers of all races worked together as equals.
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The Soviet Union, in 1931, used the slogan that two plus two equals five.
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Chart position equals bragging rights — and its own form of marketing via brand visibility.
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And Ulric Maligi, who had deep roots in Dallas, was the first among equals.
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Not that they needed to be highlighted, just that they be included as equals.
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The plan was going to let us talk as, well, not equals, but friends.
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A silver 1585 parade tanker from Prague decorated with rock crystals equals 158 cows.
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It's challenging because we're confronted so often with the idea that beauty equals value.
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So 10 to 12 reps with heavy weights equals 25 reps with lighter ones.
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If he equals or surpasses that in Russia, surely Suarez's redemption will be complete.
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In the village's social stratification, the Suthars are considered rough equals to the Manganiyars.
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"Experience equals knowing — I think that's really important to understand," Maddon said this week.
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Therefore, the unknown value of pi, whatever it equals, must be greater than 271.
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Well, the chairman in any administration is kind of like the first among equals.
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Where else are the homeless welcomed as equals, at least until they are not?
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Crisis equals opportunityThis leads to Ljungman's next point: One man's crisis is another's opportunity.
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BEIJING — Chinese leaders have long sought to present themselves as equals to American presidents.
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But there is a feeling that they have never fully been accepted as equals.
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Salelkar is the director of programs at Equals, Centre for Promotion of Social Justice.
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They described the deal as a "merger of equals", indicating no cash was involved.
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Fiscal responsibility Fiscal responsibility isn't a difficult concept: Revenue equals expenditures — more or less.
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Four years ago, Ennahda suggested that women were "complementary" to men, not their equals.
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Nonetheless, to everyone else in Rome, his name equals colossal sums of accessible cash.
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Do they see the Afghan government and other Afghans as equals as negotiating partners?
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Critics say the strategy equals forced population transfer, which can be a war crime.
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We need a politics built on co-governing that views all people as equals.
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That equals more than 3,000 square miles of forest that was cut or burned.
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It would die out eventually, I thought, because women would be recognized as equals.
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At his best, though, he not only equals his contemporaries but heralds the future.
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I try not to subscribe to the narrative that being busy equals being productive.
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And I'm convinced that for me, more sleep equals more happiness and well-being.
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"We're talking to our biggest shareholder as equals, and that's important," COO Ruemmler said.
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Any billionaire left untapped equals a part of the Earth that will consequently die.
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"The premise of anonymous feedback is that it equals objective feedback," Mr. Culbert says.
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You're right — you were equals and he fucked with you and it's not ok.
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We live in a very small world, and destiny plus geography equals difficult encounters.
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The thirst for newness, for advancement, becomes linked to materialism: new technology equals progress.
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Pretty, pink and tucked away—like the vaginas you see in porn—equals good.
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But as Williams-Forson observes, there is — at least in perception — a kind of racial affiliation, As the narrative goes, she says, "Popeyes equals black, and Chick-fil-A equals non-black, which is kind of interesting to me," and she isn't alone.
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"Whenever we say light versus dark, each person seems to have this subconscious image that light equals justice and darkness equals evil," says Final Fantasy XIV director Naoki Yoshida in the first episode of a documentary series on the creation of Shadowbringers.
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In the past, I would have told you that more testosterone equals faster muscle growth.
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Buying one Stella Artois equals one month of clean water for a family in need.
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"They say a happy wife equals a happy life," a message in Gibson's clip read.
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But you're right- you were equals and he fucked with you and it's not ok.
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It's a long journey, and having people who are in it as equals is important.
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But the idea that the smart home equals thoughtful domestic bliss for families seems farcical.
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Heavy boozing equals a hangover, we all know it – after all, alcohol is a toxin.
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That figure nearly equals the previous violent peak of Mexico′s drug wars, in 2000.
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That equals a turnout rate of roughly 22 percent, according to Minnesota's secretary of state.
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The two brands entered this partnership as equals, with no one riding the other's coattails.
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Many delegates to the summit meeting said China, unlike the West, treated Africans as equals.
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Said light equals Tinker Bell, the temperamental fairy who requires your applause to stay alive.
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Instead, they should pay for their own defense and confront future security threats as equals.
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I've never heard anything more ridiculous in my life because for me form equals function.
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Sunday, UTX and RTN announced a merger-of-equals (UTX owning 57% / RTN owning 23%).
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Yet he would sometimes, like Pepys, take women as friends and treat them as equals.
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"Female members and male members are equals, they don't sexually harass each other," Tauscher said.
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Creamy Sweet Potato Coconut Soup Creamy coconut mixed with pureed sweet potatoes equals autumn bliss.
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The cumulative total of quarterly GDP growth figures equals 25%, far lower than previous booms.
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Her combative approach sparked complaints from republicans that she was not treating them as equals.
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Faroese GDP per head equals that of Iceland, a former Danish possession, and trumps Britain's.
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This $150 discount equals 25 percent savings on a highly-rated, lightweight, cordless stick vacuum.
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" Most of all, she said, she wanted to combat the idea that "thin equals happy.
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"That suggests a simple warming equals more disease story was not borne out," he says.
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I think it's fair to stay that merger of equals have a somewhat checkered history.
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Is your mastery of words flawless enough that Shakespeare and Austen are your only equals?
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It also doesn't hurt that Kristeva and Sollers are equals insofar as material independence goes.
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That equals about 220,000 barrels per day in production that is offline, according to BSEE.
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By definition, real GDP growth essentially equals the sum of productivity growth and employment growth.
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In fact, Infarm says the CO2 footprint of food equals 17% of total global emissions.
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That equals 9 million gallons of oil spilled from pipelines in the U.S. since 2010.
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For the Kremlin, the survival of Assad equals the preservation of Russian interests in Syria.
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Any church that does so betrays the example of Jesus, who treated women as equals.
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To view a graphic on Dollar gain equals emerging market credit rating pain, click: reut.
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Who believes women and men are equals and should have the same opportunities to succeed.
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But Equals is abstract about these issues, to the point where they don't particularly connect.
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Yet women, two-thirds of the workforce, were treated pretty much as equals at Bletchley.
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That, according to Lopez's estimates, equals roughly 0.6 more wins per season for those teams.
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Cost equals about $10 a year for consumers, less than two tickets to the movies.
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The economic equation is quite simple: Labor force growth plus productivity growth equals economic growth.
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However, tobacco business's financial contribution only equals to one third of the losses it caused.
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In total, 12 percent of U.S. adults have NASH, which equals about 30 million Americans.
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Your gross income minus your above-the-line deductions equals your adjusted gross income (AGI).
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Borrowing less money equals paying less in interest over the life of the loan, too.
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Today, it equals ELEVEN, especially if you place the ones right next to each other.
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As a general rule of thumb, more people working equals more goods and services created.
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Pieces of shit like Harvey Weinstein get away with despicable behavior because power equals protection.
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All that stuff combined together, equals people being drawn to you, and inspired by you.
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More customization in this case equals more engaging content that allows celebs to express themselves.
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We're partners in this fight and we should be seen as equals in this fight.
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Tragedy plus time equals comedy, but if you don't have time, light-years will do.
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Her "mixed" family celebrates the best of both worlds, treating Christmas and Hanukkah as equals.
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And j equals roughly a third of the amount of time, in months, you dated.
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When you take MDMA, you roll, so a trip plus a roll equals a flip.
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It's also dedicated to the men that support women's rights and see us as equals.
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Not all campaigns have shifted their thinking from "digital equals ads and fundraising spam" approach.
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At 20453% humidity, with no evaporation possible, the wet-bulb temperature equals the actual temperature.
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American poetry is in a sonnet surge; these poems join, as equals, the unruly chorus.
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Akzo Nobel and Axalta said the deal would be a so-called merger of equals.
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By playing soccer, she could prove to men that women were their equals, she said.
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We are doing a disservice to our gymnasts by teaching them that silence equals success.
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It can only be true if nothing exists, because if anything exists, it equals itself.
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Trumpism equals Republicanism as long as Donald Trump is at the top of the ticket.
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"Mike Bloomberg had the formula: vision plus confidence plus achievement equals progress," Mr. Cuomo said.
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She knows that the ending can seem like a surrender, not a meeting of equals.
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At the Group of 7, for example, the constituent countries are described as all equals.
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This outdated and misguided strategy, where diversity equals more (white) women, needs to be squashed.
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I figure it's easier for mathematical purposes and it all equals out in the end.
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Naturally, the idea that Presidents Trump and Putin are equals has not died entirely, either.
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That nearly equals the full year totals hit the past two years for the region.
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This law stipulates that intersex persons be treated as equals, without prejudice in South Africa.
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"Reform and innovation in the setting of cuts equals less people with healthcare," Davidson said.
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Both must now be considered peers, if not quite equals, of their bigger, richer rivals.
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Democrat Lawyer: So is this a two plus two equals four conclusion that you reached?
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Turkey's foreign currency-denominated debt equals about 50 percent of the country's gross domestic product.
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Bearish trend equals stocks to sell and stay away from; GE's got a bearish trend.
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We have to acknowledge that, and understand and treat them as sovereign nations and equals.
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As for your half sisters, treating people as equals doesn't always mean treating them equally.
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Jefferson helped raise them to be his intellectual equals, and he treated them that way.
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First, gather as many friends as humanly possible, as a bigger party equals more fun.
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In terms of cesium-137 alone, Chernobyl equals three hundred times the release at Hiroshima.
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He's also involved in the Creative Equals program that helps mothers return to the workforce.
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"Responsible legislation equals responsible business," says Derek Peterson, CEO of TerraTech, a cannabis agriculture company.
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Whedon clearly believes that adding tiny bits of comedy and sizzling one-liners equals humanity.
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That equals more participation and an energized electorate, and that translates to victory for Democrats.
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"As a feminist, and a feminist photographer, I see marriage as equal partnerships, where men and women, or men and men, or women and women, walk together as equals and struggle as equals," Emily Alt, owner of Watassa Wedding Photography in Michigan, tells Refinery29.
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Nevertheless, Brant plus Buchhart never equals or supersedes Basquiat and the life force of his artwork.
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And as gay rights activists have known since at least the mid-1900s, visibility equals safety.
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As an old Reagan guy, I have learned through the years that optimism equals true leadership.
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That equals about 1.02 million barrels per day in production that is offline, according to BSEE.
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Victims can regain access to their machines for one bitcoin, which equals a little over $400.
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There's an old comedy saying, commonly attributed to Carol Burnett, that humor equals tragedy plus time.
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If a planet doesn't have substantially more heavier elements than the Sun, that equals low metallicity.
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More SP equals a more effective way of defeating enemies and clearing dungeons without wasting time.
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"The transition to the term 'marriage' shows that the German state recognizes us as real equals."
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But you're right — you were equals and he f—ed with you and it's not ok.
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The lazy joke that marriage equals less sex does nothing to examine the factors around it.
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If he says 85033 plus 2 equals 3, his supporters would nod their heads in agreement.
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Translated into rewards, that equals one cent per dollar spent or a 1% return, ValuePenguin explains.
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He currently owns 401 bitcoins, which equals $203 million at a rate of $8,512 a coin.
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They were just equals to her and, at the time, I was sort of an outcast.
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"Yes, they call me 'Grandma,' but in competition, we're all equals, whether you're 17 or 40."
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She covers the bill, since it equals exactly what she owes me for her pottery purchases!
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Blood-vessel dilation causes oxygen to flood your system, which equals a boost in collagen production.
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"Sharks plus humans equals attacks," George Burgess, curator of the file, wrote in a press release.
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Corry challenged Silverman's assertion that because Silverman and Louis C.K. were equals, the behavior was acceptable.
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The deal, billed as a merger of equals, is expected to close in the fourth quarter.
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While Russia is bent on challenging our interests, the Cold War was a competition between equals.
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Yang doubled the VAT in this estimate for a 20123 percent tax, which equals $22012 billion.
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That was when it became clear that Mr Morfit was "first among equals", Mr Ubben says.
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Each futures contract equals 1,000 barrels, meaning the short position was reduced by 91.7 million barrels.
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Fortunately, for us, there are still people on Capitol Hill that understand that trade equals growth.
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Through algorithms, trust translates into ratings and reviews, popularity equals likes and social status means followers.
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He's a Meany McGuffin with one thought in his head — "strong equals good" — and no nuance.
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Democracy can be a mystifying, rough-and-tumble affair anywhere, but Brazil's Congress has few equals.
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I drink two small cups, which I surmise equals one of Luke's giant, face-sized mugs.
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On an island of communists, gay Cubans were long Havana's have-nots, the last among equals.
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In IRC circa 1997, we had eight equals D. In 2016, we have the suggestive eggplant.
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"I knew that F equals MA, mass and acceleration," he said, using "F" to represent force.
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As a result, he is sitting down with the United States as equals in that regard.
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Home prices rise immediately so that demand effectively equals the existing supply, inevitably causing ripple effects.
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Heller's implication was that being open-minded about options for Yucca Mountain equals being a Democrat.
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In real-world driving, the target equals a fleet average of about 248 miles per gallon.
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You could practically see her brow and mouth creasing into plus and minus and equals signs.
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It was troubling, if you saw marriage as a partnership of equals, to wear a veil.
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But that 55 electors equals one elector per 678,945 Californians, according to the Green Papers data.
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I began to ignore his comments but felt guilty, because I believe that silence equals complicity.
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For those of us who aren't British, that equals out to $210,016 Canadian or $159,702 American.
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"I don't know on what planet a 20-minute cab ride equals to $18,518.50," he said.
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"Equals" is rated PG-13 (Parents strongly cautioned) for thematic content, partial nudity and disturbing images.
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Most important, the NY Fed president is first among equals of the 12 regional bank presidents.
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Critic's Notebook There are times when one plus one equals three — at least at the movies.
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It's pretty rare that in this world, two plus two equals four, or more than four.
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Doesn't really matter, as long as we are never sure that two plus two equals four.
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While the sum of global exports always equals global imports, countries can run persistent trade deficits.
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That's because the hexagon contains six equilateral triangles, each side of which equals the circle's radius.
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"People think the Asian market equals the Chinese market, and that's not true," Ms. Ooi said.
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"That may not sound like much, but consumer spending equals 5.553 percent of G.D.P.," he added.
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As prime minister, Jan Smuts could not accept blacks as political equals seeking rights of citizenship.
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However, the "America sucking equals sweet riffs" model is inherently flawed in oh, so many ways.
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So, these streets all share a name, but there's a kind of first among equals there.
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Many writers' books go slack when their characters open their mouths, as if dullness equals verisimilitude.
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These were part of a series: Each number equals the sum of the two preceding numbers.
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That already equals (or surpasses) LSU's year-long total in each of the past 5 seasons.
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"With a high-profile husband-and-wife duo, essentially one plus one equals three," she said.
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"With a high-profile husband-and-wife duo, essentially one plus one equals three," she said.
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You're not even inviting the teams that are equals to Men's and Women's Division 1 teams.
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"Great clinical care plus a great experience equals patient retention, loyalty and patient advocacy," Roscoe said.
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DowDuPont (DWDP) announced the successful completion of its merger of equals between Dow Chemical and DuPont.
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Support for this budget equals support for tax reform, while opposition means opposition to tax reform.
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More smart people equals more people who can take on the smarter jobs that drive prosperity.
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That equals the total GDP of many mid-sized economies, such as Colombia or the Philippines.
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You're not talking with Altria any longer about this merger of equals, as it was described.
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So this is partly an issue of math: More bombs equals more enemy and civilian deaths.
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I don't think anything I've done in my life equals winning the love of my husband.
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It might be America First, but at least it is first among equals, primus inter pares.
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I think it's pretty clear that on some scale, "more supply equals lower prices" is true.
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They are called Dreamers, and regardless of where they were born, they deserve our respect as equals.
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When you crank up the correlation to the maximum, C = 1, the function equals the joint probability.
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Humans are busy inventing artificial generalized intelligence — machines that are our cognitive equals, and soon our superiors.
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"It's very possible that Pence becomes a first among equals in the Trump White House," said Kamarck.
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But he's the President's son-in-law, and becomes a first among equals, another tricky personnel matter.
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So that's the type of synergy we would like to see, one plus four equals to five.
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But I think the U.S. does not appear to have a habit of treating others as equals.
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High uncertainty times high stakes equals high risk, exactly the kind of risk that requires substantial hedging.
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There was, in a sense, a belief that being hardworking equals the amount of time you work.
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Global Payments — Global Payments and Total Systems Services have agreed to an all-stock merger of equals.
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Both Agrium and Potash confirmed late Tuesday morning they are in discussions for a merger of equals.
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Both camps are guilty, apparently—equals in the face of death and the absurdity of our existence.
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In this fight, Black women are the equals of Black men and should be treated as such.
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The Fix: Matcha Love Tea For me, exhaustion plus gas station coffee equals jitters and explosive diarrhea.
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In that brief moment, they're equals, and the villain usually holds the upper hand, at least temporarily.
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"To me, money equals choices," said Kathryn Hauer, a certified financial planner with Wilson David Investment Advisors.
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At the beginning of Game of Thrones, Jaime and Cersei were not only lovers but moral equals.
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This is why New Year's is so powerful, it's the first among equals of fresh state dates.
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In George Orwell's "1984," the protagonist is tortured until he agrees that two plus two equals five.
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That equals "6.7 million out of a total Obamacare compliant individual market of 15.4 million," Laszewski wrote.
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Context can prod numbers to defy grade-school verities: 2 plus 2 equals 4, and that's that.
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Judge Ellis has already shown that he has little patience for the prosecution's "rich equals guilty" theme.
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This reduces the risk of a tie vote, which equals a "no" vote in the board room.
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A deal, expected to be a merger of equals, could be announced by Monday, the person said.
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In other words, you're rich when your non-work, passive income equals or exceed your living expenses.
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I don't like people who don't respect others as equals, whether it's a recruiter or a waiter.
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For evidence, they generally point to the "big lie" that in their view equals all of Trump's.
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Researchers chose the 560-euro monthly amount because it roughly equals the current level of unemployment benefits.
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Carroll said in subsequent tweets that she never believed that Rose treated African-Americans as his equals.
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A market move of 2% up or down equals loss or gain of about $400 for her.
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Eastern European leaders have come up with an easy equation: No Muslim immigration equals no terrorist attacks.
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Silence Equals Death, Act Up, I think had more effect than the others that compromised almost continually.
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They went storming into Parliament, held these big demonstrations, and had a simple slogan— 'silence equals death.
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Booker's lowest-paid staffers took home under $2,4003 in May, an amount that equals about $28,500 annually.
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Sometimes, they do it in the shower or the bath, and all of this equals increased relaxation.
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In these brief duets, each absolutely individual, man and woman are complicated equals, neither identical nor hostile.
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Lest we forget, with LifeStraw Carbon Credits, one credit equals a one-ton reduction in CO292 emissions.
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His Ph.D. thesis extolled state support for large conglomerates that could "compete as equals" with Western multinationals.
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In most cases, one share of a stock equals one vote, but not always — including at Facebook.
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The way that he treats us is as equals, because he knows how hard the work is.
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For it to be a lovers' quarrel would imply that we come to the table as equals.
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Kilograms in versus kilograms out We all learn that "energy in equals energy out" in high school.
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Then if he equals Roger's 20 he would be regarded as the greatest player of all time.
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"So glad he got to share his special day!" they wrote, including the hashtag "Adoption Equals Love."
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"Low inflation equals an easy Fed," the firm's chief market strategist told CNBC's "Trading Nation" on Monday.
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The UN's climate talks treat 193 countries as equals, providing a forum in which all are heard.
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I always make a comment that when things are working in art, one plus one equals three.
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It is true that President Johnson did not designate any of his aides as first among equals.
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For Rice and others, the dynamic is always one of power difference, never that of two equals.
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It's the 2011 and 2014 UConn formula: stud point guard plus stingy defense equals NCAA tournament success.
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German trade union IG Metall had put forward the idea of merging Osram and AMS as equals.
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One Satoshi equals $22019, or two-hundredths of a penny, at a bitcoin price of $20,000 USD.
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That won't stop the president and his allies from insisting that two plus two actually equals five.
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The total compounded increase over the five years of the deal equals 11.73 percent, Mr. Linn said.
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The amount of shares to be sold equals nearly half of JBS's total stake in the company.
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As the other Senate Republicans look at his example, they might ponder this truth: Silence equals assent.
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A window equals a kind of perspective, but can act as an entranceway, or an escape hatch.
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"He was what I wanted and, on paper, it was a perfect merger of equals," she writes.
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The goal of Zonk is to be the first person to reach 210,2000 points by using five die to roll point-scoring combinations: rolling a "5" on any die equals 100 points, getting three 3s equals 300 points, rolling a straight nets you 1,500 points, and so on.
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We sort of in our moralistic world want to say one plus one always equals two, but what we look for in something else is the acknowledgement that sometimes one and one equals three in our faith, in our art, in our whatever it is that compels us, love.
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Yes, you might get a very high score, but this only equals out to a couple million dollars.
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Even when it comes to the treatment of women in medical research, we are not valued as equals.
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"The most important thing that I don't believe anymore is that the 'perfect body' equals happiness," she shared.
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It equals a resource drain—subtracting funds directly from the university, the symbolic home of Yiannopoulos' political opposition.
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We are a country that must be treated as equals, even though we have a lot of asymmetries.
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"A boy who becomes a man and treats women as equals," adds the 35-year-old expectant star.
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Upworthy figured out ahead of most more established media rivals that a shareable story equals a seen story.
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Indeed, we need to check our assumptions that when it comes to neural networks, smarter equals more destructive.
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Republicans defended the legislation as a good-faith effort to ensure the legislative and executive branches remain equals.
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The melting pot; decentralized government; a republic of equals; a Constitution enshrining the precious ideal of people power.
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For years now, and in places across North America, people have worried that more trees equals more crime.
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In a mathematical sense this is right; GDP equals consumption, government spending, business investment plus exports minus imports.
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On May 22nd Clariant and Huntsman, whose products include additives for pesticides, agreed a $14bn merger of equals.
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It would work closely with England, but in a partnership of equals rather than as a rule-taker.
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In a lifetime, a menstruating person has roughly 450 periods, which equals six full years of PMDD symptoms.
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On Tuesday, he chose the lump sum payment option for the the jackpot prize, which equals $477 million.
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Four years of marriage, three babies, and two devoted partners equals one strong marriage for Meghan King Edmonds!
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With profit margins hovering around 4% or higher for many companies, that equals billions of dollars of profit.
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Mr Xi seems to be saying, implicitly, that a new era has begun with him, core among equals.
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Much of the work is cultural: training the teenagers to follow German rules and treat women as equals.
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The idea is that the bartender's appearance equals sex, and that he's also likely to have sex, right?
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" Imagine Everyone As Equals When she's feeling less confident in a situation, Lewko tells herself, "'Age doesn't matter.
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I don't know Pythagoras, but I believe when he says a squared plus b squared equals c squared.
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Repairing that one glaring weakness would promote Ms Osaka from first among equals to a queen standing alone.
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They announced the deal in November 2016 as a merger of equals that would cut their legal bills.
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This type of false DNA-equals-identity logic is even trickier when it comes to Native American ancestry.
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The number of listings so far already equals that seen in previous boom years in 2150 or 313.
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That equals about $859,20083 spent per Trump electoral vote, versus about $1.97 million spent per Clinton electoral vote.
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First, you need to type an equals sign in a cell, then a scrollable list of functions appears.
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Every single part of the Greyssandei sex scene proves both halves of the would-be couple are equals.
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She plans to summon one, and they will treat each other as equals, rather than servant and master.
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They talked up prospects for faster growth for the combined company as rationale for "a merger of equals".
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In the all-stock merger of equals, BB&T is buying SunTrust for about $0.10.8 billion in stock.
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You have the DNA of the big cats, so why not challenge them as if they're your equals?
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The subtext to wavering Democrats: Vote with your head, not your heart; Sanders equals a Trump-led America.
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Be smart: Slow price growth on very high health care prices still equals very high health care prices.
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And greater distance equals more time to strengthen over the extremely warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico.
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" Protesters chanted "marriage equals human rights" and many waved rainbow-painted banners with slogans including "love is love.
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World equities have gained about $22019tn since Trump election, equals to combined GDP of Germany and UK. pic.twitter.
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AS) rose 1.3 percent after it called off a merger of equals with U.S. coatings company Axalta (AXTA.
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Under Xi's leadership, they also see China as increasingly able to compete with the United States as equals.
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If the prosecution persists with the "rich equals guilty" approach, Judge Ellis will continue to rein them in.
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The double-figure scoring night for Jordan was his 23th in a row, which equals a career best.
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It makes sense, too: In an age of progress, technology — in refereeing and almost anything else — equals credibility.
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We've got to get a turnout in the African-American community that equals or surpasses the white turnout.
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What is it about Kanye that he can bring a teenager into his orbit and work as equals?
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The idea is that the deficit actually equals wealth in the private sector and that's a good thing.
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Each metric tonne of ore, which equals about 2,200 pounds, only contains up to 6.2 carats of diamonds.
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At its founding, 1,400 years ago, Islam was revolutionary for its time in seeing women as spiritual equals.
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We had a long way to go to become equals, both in the world and in the home.
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If saving equals good stuff, then why is it so hard for us, in general, to save more?
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"It's a feeling among all of them that they are equals and there is no difference," Shorrock said.
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That's growth any way you slice it, and equals a 34 percent year-over-year growth in revenue.
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The capacity of the battery is measured in volts, which also equals the drill power of the unit.
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Line: Dolphins by 7 ½ Half a season ago, these teams were 1-225 equals in the N.F.L. standings.
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In his world, humans and uplifted animals exist together as equals, each contributing their unique qualities to society.
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Using the majority-equals-morality argument, Bull Connor was on the right side of the civil rights protests.
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Op-Ed Contributor Diplomacy and politics may go hand in hand, but their partnership isn't one of equals.
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The works of the Danish choreographer August Bournonville (1805-79) show men and women dancing together as equals.
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But the ecumenical patriarch, Bartholomew, considered first among equals in the church hierarchy, also has much at stake.
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With apologies for introducing arithmetic to your morning, 232 (or 235) minus 22 clearly equals fewer than 218.
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"You can have a belief that two plus two equals five; it doesn't make it correct," she said.
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None of the other members of the new Politburo Standing Committee could be considered equals or potential rivals.
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Many thinkers, from Cicero to Locke, have argued that our ability to reason is what makes us equals.
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Equals rights to have a job, to have respect, to not be viewed as a piece of meat.
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The aid was my own personal, you know, guess, based on your analogy 'two plus two equals four.
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We were farther from being the equals of men, or even of one another, than we had imagined.
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Da Vinci and Einstein were originals, and as most would argue, we have yet to see their equals.
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Hexcel, Woodward — Shares of the two manufacturing companies dropped 2% each on news of a merger of equals.
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If you choose steak instead of a lean chicken breast as your entree, this meal equals 230 calories.
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The right ingredients plus sufficient time, say proponents, equals something much greater than the sum of its parts.
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That number, nearly 2 years, gets added to his prison time and equals ... 2020 parole, instead of 2022.
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It complicates things from a business standpoint, but it's necessary for relevance, which equals survival in our world.
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"A weak dollar equals a higher price for gold, strong dollar equals a lower price for gold," said Rickards, who sees the currency trending much lower in the next 6-12 months as a result of the Fed easing up on liquidity rather than the tightening markets are trying to predict.
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What could have been a clichéd motif — it's a common trope that food equals nourishment equals love — becomes incredibly specific to this movie and this couple because Anderson presents it a little differently each time, creating narrative momentum and fleshing out character through what could have been a flat symbol.
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In "One Another's Equals: The Basis of Human Equality," Jeremy Waldron, a professor of philosophy at New York University School of Law, argues that Western thought has been rooted in the moral imperative that people be treated and respected as equals, whatever disparities may exist between them in wealth or talent.
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He denies the claims, but the allegations portray a man subtly or explicitly uncomfortable with treating women as equals.
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TimeOut London reports that Pip & Nut will be charging £3 for one slice, which equals a little over $3.50.
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And with the help of makeup artist Cedric Jolivet, we've put together six looks that prove pink equals POWER.
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One event, plus one event, plus one more grueling event equals bragging rights for the rest of your life.
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The word "Russia" to a Democrat equals automatic guilt for Donald Trump, automatic collusion, and now potentially automatic obstruction.
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That equation — more sharks + more people in the water for more time during the year — equals more shark attacks.
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What happened next was a first for the activists and helped ignite debate about whether light projection equals trespass.
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No matter what we call ourselves, we're all equals in the same dumb battlefield, logged in, or logged out.
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"When Andres Manuel says we are not a piñata, it means we need to talk like equals," she said.
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Insurers would adjust the upfront deductibles in these plans as necessary to ensure that the premium equals the credit.
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With these sensitivities in mind, FCA proposed an all-share merger of equals under a listed Dutch holding company.
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FCA pitched a finely balanced merger of equals to Renault on Monday to create the world's third-biggest automaker.
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"I brought her today because I want her to have a world where women have equals rights," said Bowman.
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Tammy Duckworth, who was quick to capitalize on Kirk's about face on Trump, maintains that Kirk still equals Trump.
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And it sure as hell doesn't absolve me of the obligation to treat my fellow human beings as equals.
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So, customers on this plan will get $40 monthly savings, which equals nearly $500 of savings in one year.
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The $30bn it has already invested nearly equals the $33bn that the American venture-capital industry raised in 2017.
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When working on a team of equals, empathy for each other's varied work style and needs cannot be overlooked.
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And while it might be tempting to think that more CO2 equals more happy plants, it's not that simple.
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The so-called merger of equals was valued at $66 billion, the biggest bank deal since the financial crisis.
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The sale of one doll equals 10 meals provided to children in need through the World Food Program USA.
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All I want is for tea drinkers to finally speak up for themselves and be recognized as caffeinated equals.
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It requires them to accept the Jews as their equals and as an indigenous people who have come home.
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If we go by that, one screw-up out of 20 million equals only 0.000005 percent of all devices.
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In general, chemical companies can claim "safe" equals "not toxic," meaning it won't kill a human in 96 hours.
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More patients plus less doctors equals longer and longer wait times for care until you have death by queueing.
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The clouds parted and women began to be regarded if not as equals, but as deserving of equal rights.
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The wealth of eight billionaires equals that of 3.6 billion people, according to a new study released by Oxfam.
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Equals adds some new set dressing, but it's still fundamentally identical to some of the works that inspired it.
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Equals closely resembles its progenitors, but it comes from a different impulse than they did, and a different mindset.
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I guess another way to look at it is do you view mobile games as equals in the company.
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Castagna said BPM wanted "a merger of equals" though it had been discussing only tie-ups with bigger rivals.
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The merger of equals, announced in February, will create the sixth largest U.S. bank holding company, SunTrust has said.
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In the Cello Concerto (1966), scored for a large chamber ensemble, the soloist is like the first among equals.
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The number 1 in its multiplicative identity is practically bedridden, leaving other numbers unchanged: 6 times 1 equals 6.
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The merger of equals, announced in February, will create the sixth largest U.S. bank holding company, SunTrust has said.
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That's a move of 60 basis points (1 basis point equals 0.01 percentage point) in less than five months.
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First Horizon – First Horizon and fellow regional bank Iberiabank agreed to combine in an all-stock merger of equals.
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Anatomy of a Scene The science-fiction drama "Equals" imagines a future where emotions have become pathologized and criminalized.
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And Kennedy, junior in seniority to the chief justice -- dubbed "first among equals" -- depended on him for opinion assignments.
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The prime minister, after all, is just the first among equals, a legislator chosen by colleagues to lead them.
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Brad has a pretty solid explanation -- face time equals fame ... and Ken was lucky to get more of it.
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Conflict creates drama, and drama equals good television – this is what Fox and Sanders offered up to the audience.
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AND FINALLY ... Upside down "Sesame Street" plus "Stranger Things" equals the most entertaining lesson you'll ever get about sharing.
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In addition to this, Saudi society still has a long way to go before women are treated as equals.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - The London Stock Exchange and Deutsche Boerse really hope their merger of equals will go ahead.
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Tropical Fruit Smoothie Bowl Papaya, goji berries, mango, pineapple, and passion fruit equals vacation smoothie in a bowl. 8.
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Undocumented immigrants alone accounted for 6.9 percent of federal murder cases in 2013, which equals six homicides in total.
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As Chris and Tory become equals, and then rivals, their relationship—and Towne's depiction of it—takes a nosedive.
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But there are also problems with these income-oriented approaches (beyond their implication that money equals contentment and success).
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In his travels, he became an outspoken advocate for African Americans wanting to serve in the military as equals.
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Some believe that if a pair of coconut halves equals two, then a single coconut half must equal one.
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"The transition to the term 'marriage' shows that the German state recognizes us as real equals," Mr. Kreile said.
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But several funds have been created that bring together both dollars and donors, who can discuss issues as equals.
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If you added the 16 seats that merely Lean Republican, then the 2018 House battlefield equals around 60 districts.
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But Obama is very popular; people openly campaigning that anti-Biden equals anti-Obama would be a political disaster.
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Most parents say they want to raise boys and girls as equals, but children absorb gender stereotypes early on.
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Pioneer Works is perhaps the first institution in New York to include Schindler as a peer among famous equals.
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"It's an example of linear thinking to say that warmer and drier equals more and bigger fires," he said.
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"We realized that the only way we could be accepted as equals was to be in office," she said.
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A dropper allows users to dispense in 210, 234/225 and 1/4 milliliter doses; each milliliter equals 65mg.
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It also militates against the first principle of reasonable classification under Article 14 -- equals cannot be treated as unequals.
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Like everyone else, I loved Like, Crazy, and then I also like his recent movie with Nicholas Hoult, Equals.
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Ovechkin's 218th goal equals 'Rocket' in Capitals' win MONTREAL — The script was essentially written before the puck even dropped.
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Activist groups have long called for adopting a unified personal status law that treats women and men as equals.
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The obvious symbolism that the color pink and a vacuum equals women, for example, prompts derision, not intellectual curiosity.
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A dash of goodwill plus lots of private profit equals capitalism and good PR. It's basic and familiar maths.
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If he responds to the press directly, accusation by accusation, he lends them the respectability due only to equals.
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Fifteen years with the cyclone that was Coleridge equals 30 notebooks for 900 pages, or two volumes, of biography.
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More engagement on the site equals more time spent on the site, which means more advertising revenue for Facebook.
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All of that equals a smooth gaming experience, but this gaming PC also includes a few other fun features.
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But we do know that little in Trump's past has truly prepared him for negotiating with women as equals.
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"With golf courses there is the following issue: One equals almost none," said Achilles Constantakopoulos, the chairman of Temes.
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It makes people in communities of color feel like they never have a chance to be viewed as equals.
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You know, you sort of like, I have this thing that like stealing plus lack of talent equals creativity.
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Because if Neanderthals were our equals and still died out, what's stopping nature from being as cruel to us?
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From there, the math builds on itself: More home games equals more wins; being in a conference with more teams playing more home games equals more games against teams that have won more games; more wins against more teams that have won more games equals a higher R.P.I. Near the end of his tenure on the committee, Fullerton said, a relatively new member attempted to bolster a team's case by saying it played in a tough conference, only to be shot down by more experienced colleagues.
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But when enough white people use yellow, it's possible that it could result in the presumption that yellow equals white.
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Djokovic's six Australian Open wins in six finals complete a perfect streak for the Serbian, who equals Roy Emerson's record.
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"It's time we stopped treating trans people as freaks for our media entertainment and started treating trans people as equals."
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It is also our job not to give in to the cynic's view that art equals money and nothing else.
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Does he choose a Cabinet of equals, who might be able to stop him from making the inevitable rookie mistakes?
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Workers check their emails an average of 11 times per hour, which equals 88 times over a normal work day.
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Analysts say a one percentage point change in the corporate rate equals about $100 billion in revenues over a decade.
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It's an imperfect, yet still meaningful, representation of how and why women still aren't treated as equals in the workplace.
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That equals about half of all the "power purchase agreements" signed in 2015, in an industry usually dominated by utilities.
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"Money is a gift of time to a writer: Less time making ends meet equals more time writing," Spiotta said.
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On May 24th, Praxair and Linde, two industrial-gas firms, agreed the terms of a merger of equals worth $70bn.
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Its death toll now equals that of the Griffith Park Fire in 1933, the deadliest wildfire on record in California.
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But Sarahcuda shows that we are truly the equals of men, capable of narcissistic explosions, brazen hypocrisy and unapologetic greed.
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At that rate, Yuan-Mo's ratio of expected benefits to costs equals 1.5, roughly in line with the authors' assumptions.
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On January 11th, SpaceX announced that it was laying off 10 percent of its workforce, which equals about 577 people.
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The concern about the cost of Boston television points toward the third reason Iowa has emerged as first among equals.
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Nothing Ms Williams said in this year's final equals her two previous high-profile verbal-abuse incidents in New York.
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Zelda sought to define herself through her own creative endeavors and the film will look at love between creative equals.
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It's a lovely moment, which telegraphs a relationship of equals between two smart people who love and respect each other.
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"If the Spanish state has a proposal for Catalonia, we should listen," Puigdemont said, asking for a dialogue of equals.
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It's the relationship between Raquel and Amy — a relationship between equals, of profound platonic friendship — that is vital and important.
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ALSO INCLUDING, OF COURSE, CONCERNS THAT ITS EBITDA EQUALS ITS STOCK-BASED COMPENSATION AND A TALENT TRAIN AT THE COMPANY.
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If voice equals survival, then what does that mean for people who can't talk, who are too sick to talk?
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What's unclear is how Tekashi's time served -- less than 3 weeks in jail -- equals that minimum of 10 years probation.
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You said on the call you're going to make this the best merger of equals that has ever been done.
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The sale that the companies billed as a merger of equals creates the sixth largest lender in the United States.
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That equals more emissions from more distance traveled, and more traffic jams which in turn also result in more emissions.
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Rarity equals praise, and praise hushes—if only for a while—that inner voice screaming that you don't fit in.
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It all equals reliable performance so you don't let down your teammates when you're in the thick of heavy action.
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Reitzle has complained that he is being demonised by trade unions who oppose the planned all-share merger of equals.
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After Mao's death, Deng tried to create a leadership of equals in order to push China away from Maoist caprices.
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After posting a cryptic "happiness equals progress" message, the couple boasted about all of the healthy foods they're indulging in.
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I stand here tonight as a proud gay man and I hope we can all stand as equals one day.
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The big picture: Soros' donation alone almost equals what Best from Britain raised from all of its other donors combined.
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It might even make the argument that building a higher walled garden equals higher security and reliability for its customers.
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The deal is being pursued as a "merger of equals" thanks to a 50:34.63 valuation split, these people said.
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"Time equals money when taxi drivers are working," said Ole Gudbrann Hempel, head of Fortum's public charging network in Norway.
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Those who don't see women as equals but as sexual objects should, the thinking goes, find themselves at a disadvantage.
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"If you want to write a relationship between equals, writing about two men sort of unlocks powerful subjects," she continued.
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They were equals, "fire and fire personalities," as Mr. Reed described them, sometimes passionately disagreeing but always talking it through.
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Mr. Homme has long professed his admiration for Iggy Pop, but they collaborated as equals who spurred each other on.
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But, clearly, I was wrong, because even though we're moving toward equality in kitchens, we're still not viewed as equals.
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The OC of 21000% Fitch relies upon in its analysis equals the breakeven OC of 212000% for a 'AAA' rating.
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He is considered the spiritual head of the world's Orthodox Christians and "first among equals" of the 14 church leaders.
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They believe that a society of human equals means a sociological leveling that will flatten culture and bring about decline.
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The totality equals a crash course in New York choreographic history that reveals an ingenious symbiosis of dance and film.
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Like many funny novels, "How Not to Die Alone" is influenced by the adage that humor equals tragedy plus time.
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Also, tech companies are buzzy and are growing in popularity among regular investors who assume big tech equals big profits.
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First among unlovable equals here is Caroline (Caroline Langrishe), the host of a popular cooking show filmed from her home.
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In this racist revisionism, they didn't have to reckon with the new black citizen, voter, or legislator as nominal equals.
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But according to several people who spoke with the Times, he and his friends didn't always treat girls as equals.
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"I don't think you can say repairability equals longevity," Lisa Jackson, Apple's vice president of policy and social initiatives said.
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Marriage, in this "White Snake," is no longer the prize of a hero's journey, but rather the partnership of equals.
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The time for women to perform as equals alongside men on one of the grander stages in golf is now.
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Energy from trash equals the heating demand of 1.25 million apartments and electricity for 680,000 homes, according to Avfall Sverige.
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Ms. Tsai has repeatedly called for talks with Beijing, provided the two sides meet as equals and without political preconditions.
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The vast majority of companies that go public have a single class of stock, where one share equals one vote.
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China's transformation into a competitor that almost equals us economically but outranks us in population has created a new reality.
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Economics of Equality Here's one of the surest routes for men to think of women as equals: Have a daughter.
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The As Equals reporting project is funded by the European Journalism Centre via its Innovation in Development Reporting Grant Programme.
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One U.S. dollar currently equals 0.73 British pounds, making it hard to feast frugally on all those fish n' chips.
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One battery equals about 25 miles of range, while the addition of a second gives you (surprise!) double that amount.
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Cheney rose from reckless youth to White House power broker, first among equals (alongside Donald Rumsfeld) in Gerald Ford's administration.
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"Rather than face that we are their moral and intellectual equals, they happily pity us," Gurba writes in the review.
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This was like being allowed to listen in on a fascinating conversation between equals, and watching the ideas at play.
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Despite making vows to increase bilateral trade, the economic relationship between Russia and China is not a marriage of equals.
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I can respect your intellectual honesty if you don't believe in universal healthcare, just don't pretend that access equals coverage.
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Mr. Kushner has been described by numerous transition staff members as the first among equals in Mr. Trump's high command.
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For a full-time Walmart worker, working 34 hours a week for a year, this equals a $66,123.20 annual salary.
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What makes him first among equals is that he was literally the first, setting the mold for years to come.
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Instead of taxing wealth, Kotlikoff wants to tax how much the rich consume; income-in minus investment-out equals consumption.
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Relevancy equals value, so we want to make sure our attendees are within the right target market for our exhibitors.
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It's something that just needs to change and there needs to be more imagery and representation of us as equals.
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Health spending equals 18 percent of the nation's gross domestic product and is expected to reach 20 percent by 2025.
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An economy's private savings less the government dissaving equals an economy's investment with international capital flows making up the balance.
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The Air Force faces a shortage of more than 1,200 pilots, which equals a loss of $12 billion in capital.
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For most who borrowed, that amount of debt equals an average payment of $351 per month, Student Loan Hero said.
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In the 17th century, they also suspected that the rules of grammar stood between them and a society of equals.
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That's about $5 cheaper than its Black Friday price and equals 25% total savings for a tracker with more features.
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"That's going to be their platform, open borders which equals crime," Trump said in a Fox Business interview last month.
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But do we have a responsibility to actually bring them into the room with us to make decisions as equals?
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We support efforts toward greater acceptance, not less, and we strongly believe that transgender students should be treated as equals.
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Taking into account an average wage Amazon estimates will exceed $2550,000, that equals about $48,000 of state subsidy per employee.
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There's a simple reason films like Equals, Equilibrium, and THX 1138 keep coming back In Drake Doremus' chilly new science fiction film Equals, Silas (Nicholas Hoult) and Nia (Kristen Stewart) star as star-crossed lovers with a familiar problem: they live in a future world that's supposedly fixed all its problems by eradicating emotion.
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That novel inspired numerous other novels; one of the rare ones that equals it is Kameron Hurley's latest, The Light Brigade.
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Culturally, it's also not so weird to see women portrayed like this, as men's equals on the level of unprovoked murderousness.
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Historically, a robust minimum is one that equals at least half the average wage for typical workers, recently $21 an hour.
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Wendover Productions says maybe we should communicate with math, since math is universal as one plus one will always equals two.
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Its death toll of 83 equals that of the Griffith Park Fire in 28, the deadliest wildfire on record in California.
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A single seven minute circuit equals four exercises (for example: 15 jump squats, 22016 squats, 29 walking lunges, 210 knee ups).
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This means a $1,000 credit card bill payment will normally earn you 1,000 Paytm Points, which technically equals 13 Paytm Point.
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More minutes watched equals more ad dollars for the league and its broadcast partners, who pay big bucks for TV rights.
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But Muslim leaders apparently again recognize that slow steaming is necessary to change the Muslim mindset to accept Jews as equals.
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In the other, Germans would get a cut in their vehicle tax that miraculously equals the price of the new toll.
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Despite our share-all mentality, in which one click equals global announcement, people still care about how they're seen by others.
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The Wall Street Journal reported Sunday that the two companies are considering a merger of equals, among other tie-up options.
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The deal, which the two companies called a "merger of equals," is expected to close in the first half of 2020.
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In the idealised marketplace of economics textbooks, the price people pay for goods equals the cost of producing an additional unit.
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"There's this drumbeat that muscularity equals masculinity, and so we're seeing more and more young men with muscle dysmorphia," says Pope.
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On April 26th it will celebrate its 70th birthday as a modern club of equals, five days after the queen's 93rd.
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The standard view is that the more testosterone you have, the more aggressive you are, while less testosterone equals less aggression.
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Films designed for early childhood (between the ages of two and six) should depict boys and girls as friends and equals.
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Repeat the calculation for Renault, excluding Nissan's stake, and it's worth 17.1 billion euros – close enough for a merger of equals.
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If that amount for Customer X equals $100,000, and they're spending $10,000 with you, there's another $90,000 you're missing out on.
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After months of talks, BPM is working on a deal with Banco Popolare that is seen as a "merger of equals".
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He's probably first among equals, at least as far as Nobel Prize speculation is concerned, beside Don DeLillo and Thomas Pynchon.
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He records a song about his love for women, with a call to action that men start seeing us as equals.
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At the midpoint of that range, the sale equals about $113 million worth of stock, according to data compiled by CNBC.
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By comparison, the projected 170.8 billion yuan expenditure in China this year equals only to $18 on a per capita basis.
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China is committed to mutually beneficial cooperation, win-win development and settling trade disputes through discussion as equals, the report said.
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HIV experts emphasized this aspect of prevention, highlighting the "Undetectable equals Untransmissible" campaign, during a press conference at the international meeting.
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Women who don't only strive to be the equals of men, but who strive to live up to their full potential.
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AFTER THAT, MR. CODY CAME BACK TO US IN LATE SEPTEMBER, SEPTEMBER 1003THSENT US A LETTER PROPOSING A MERGER OF EQUALS.
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The cost impact of caregiving on the individual female caregiver in terms of lost wages and Social Security benefits equals $25,2000.
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Some 290 percent of American households have pets, which equals about 85 million homes, according to the American Pet Products Association.
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For that reason, he thought carefully about how to bring about free communities of equals in our economic and political circumstances.
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Some pieces are embossed with the slogan, "Silence Still Equals Death," which is a nod to the old ACT UP slogan.
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Start with the first equation: three shoe symbols added together equals 30, meaning that the shoe symbol represents the number 10.
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Too many and you're wasting manpower and machine-power (which equals money), too few and you're wasting your crop yield, a.k.
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"For a lot of people, innovation equals 'I am going to lose my job,"' David Smith, a political scientist, told me.
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Her belief in him at least equals his own, and she is quicker to discuss the possibility of a President Newsom.
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"Traditionally speaking, money equals power, and the one with the power is the one who controls the relationship," Winter told Insider.
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King Arthur set up his legendary roundtable in a circle to show his comrades they were at a table of equals.
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Their combined wealth equals more than 2% of the US GDP, which was $21.34 trillion in the second quarter of 2019.
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They have good sound, up to 40 hours of battery life, and five minutes of charging equals three hours of playback.
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They've got good sound, up to 40 hours of battery life, and five minutes of charging equals three hours of playback.
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Fat equals health, and, in winter, nourishment for the mother making milk for her cubs, which are born in the den.
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Geno Auriemma and Connecticut, once again, are equals in contests that felt stacked against the rest of the country for years.
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So here's the formula: A plurality of voters plus an absolute majority of earned media plus a fragmented opposition equals victory.
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Elise now works the number of days necessary to get the unemployment compensation that equals 70 percent of her standard pay.
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"Nothing really quite equals what we're dealing with here," said Douglas Brinkley, a CNN presidential historian and professor at Rice University.
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How am I supposed to find a life partner if I can't even find many men who treat women like equals?
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The art world had offered them a chance to work with famous artists, but never a chance to become their equals.
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Nowadays, she noted, men who seek to be priests will not be ordained if they cannot accept women as clerical equals.
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Philip Morris International is in discussions with Altria about a possible all-stock, merger of equals, the tobacco giants announced Tuesday.
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Doing community service isn't about saving the poor; it's a meeting of absolute equals as both seek to change and grow.
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" On the other hand, the court has said, "when it comes to the Fourth Amendment, the home is first among equals.
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Trump's announcement — specifically, his emphasis on Bannon and Priebus as equals — is already roiling some establishment Republicans who opposed Trump's candidacy.
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Just as feminists have long argued that women are men's equals, we should also be saying that femininity is masculinity's equal.
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Although you worry their work won't be up to code, I know of no evidence that shows undocumented equals lower quality.
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There is a lot of traditional know-how to back her up, and the need for traditional know-how equals jobs.
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By far, the biggest category of debt in China is corporate debt, which equals almost 170 percent of annual economic output.
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To put those numbers into context, that budget roughly equals the entire GDP of countries like North Korea, Botswana, and Mali.
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At that meeting, Company X suggested a merger of equals that would potentially be valued around $35 to $40 a share.
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Such succumbing need not mean that intelligence agencies start saying that two plus two equals five, or start reversing their judgments.
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E.ON, which owns 90% of Innogy, is offering 42.82 euros per share for the remaining stake, which equals 55.56 million shares.
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The break-even point is when the value of one of the options equals the cost of buying the two contracts.
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But he has bought into the autocratic delusion that Trump equals America, that national interest and presidential prerogative are inextricably intertwined.
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India has a low credit card penetration of 29.8 million cards — which equals to around just 2 percent of the population.
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Consider the 17th-century Quakers, who also suspected that the rules of grammar stood between them and a society of equals.
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The best outcome may be the maintenance of the domestic status quo and capitalism à la russe — where power equals possession.
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For years, Mr. Kraft has been considered a kind of first among equals in the ranks of the 230 N.F.L. owners.
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Harper believed deeply in interracial collaboration but committed to it on the condition that white women treat black women as equals.
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These parties are realizing that going along with pastors generates voter excitement, even if only among churchgoers, and excitement equals power.
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Under principled small government, you'd be able to get a passport; the implication that less government equals chaos hurts our agenda.
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We disagree, and sometimes it's because I'm right and sometimes it's because she's right, and there's a relationship amongst equals there.
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