Like his most famous character, Centineo is not trying to be especially woke, or especially intellectual, or especially artistic, or especially cool.
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Power, especially in men, leads them to act with greater entitlement, especially toward women, and especially sexually.
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Especially without asking, especially when you're hangry and especially when it's that squeaky-voiced, magnet-toting shrew Christie Masters. 12.
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Not especially bad, not especially good, just strange all around.
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And especially, and especially Dr. Jackson, she may be gone.
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Independent play is especially important, and especially worrisome for parents.
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Today is especially intense, especially around feelings of worth and value.
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Everything is expensive in Iceland, especially food, and especially healthy food.
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Google has been especially an especially aggressive player at deep influence.
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Especially in Baltimore City, especially in the Baltimore City Police Department.
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Today, you're especially feeling this, especially concerning work and your social life.
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"Reasonable" is relative — especially in major cities, especially when talking about rent.
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This is especially difficult -- and especially necessary -- when they disagree, even profoundly.
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This is especially true of life online, which can be especially toxic.
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But the Millennial generation would be especially would be especially hard hit.
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Tariffs are especially attractive to governments, and especially worrying to economists, just now.
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Especially this time around, especially as a man, my job is to listen.
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Yet I'd argue that in this context it's especially noteworthy, and especially vile.
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Especially in the Latino community, especially older people, they know who Clinton is.
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Boating accidents are also especially risky in summer, especially when there's alcohol involved.
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Washington (CNN)Think before you speak, especially in public and especially to the media.
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There's a lot of underlying darkness, especially if you're not a superstar, especially football.
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This one was especially complex, especially ambiguous, was dealing with so many different layers.
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Ultimately, I am grateful that bands like Body Void exist—especially here, especially now.
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Women's organizations and women's rights are especially affected and should therefore be especially defended.
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I was frequently interrupted and talked over, especially by men, and especially at work.
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What apologies stand out to you as especially beautiful and true, or especially fake?
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This is especially helpful if the PDF you&aposre looking at is especially wordy.
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For 21860-year-old Hanako, the past is especially grim, the future especially precarious.
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That's especially humorous given all the other stuff networks have time for, especially quirky stories.
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"The death of anyone is especially tragic and especially when it's a homicide," Anderson said.
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Especially young people, especially queer people and women and trans communities and people of color.
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This is especially, especially frustrating because the MacBook Air keyboard was so very, very good.
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This especially if Flynn's testimony would only implicate himself in any wrongdoing, especially criminal wrongdoing.
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"He likes playing in general, especially in the snow and ESPECIALLY at night," says Brown.
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Heated pavement, and especially sidewalks, make sense from every angle—but especially the economic one.
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The avid church volunteer was especially known for her boundless generosity, especially for the hungry.
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Books that challenge normative values, especially those with L.G.B.T. themes, have been hit especially hard.
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I have also bought coffee, especially in airports, and sipped coffee, especially before boarding airplanes.
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Travelling alone, especially as a woman, especially in a patriarchal culture, can be really stressful.
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Especially if they feel respected, and especially if you're asking genuine questions and genuinely listening.
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But these spaces are important—especially for black women artists like Nicki, and especially now.
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Ceramic is especially effective for fine hair that can be especially vulnerable to heat damage.
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He's also continued his hell-raising, picking fights with whatever culture war target is closest to hand, especially women and especially black people and especially black athletes protesting police brutality.
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"Especially some women, especially women who go on television and have a voice, or especially women who serve in Congress or in the Senate who use their voices," she said.
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Dehydration is our key concern when dealing with sicknesses, especially in children, and especially with fevers.
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And you can see also, especially if you are not especially tech savvy, that sounds great.
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But it has significant relevance I think, especially when you put it into America, especially now.
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"Some of these species are especially good competitors, especially in warm or hot conditions," Anderson said.
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Kids are especially vulnerable to more severe outbreaks, especially children with allergies or compromised immune systems.
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We both agree guys should not wear sandals, ESPECIALLY with jeans and ESPECIALLY to the office.
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Especially when he's trying a new dive, and especially at the first event of the year.
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These are already modest benefits; especially for low-wage earners, women, and especially women of color.
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But here, especially here, it all seemed so far away — even for, especially for, John Scott.
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So they did, but nobody was especially interested in them, especially with 4K around the corner.
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The Neptunes, especially, thrive with this approach, especially on "Higher Higher," a gleaming 1970s soundtrack homage.
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Expression, especially now, is going to win out every time, especially when contrasted against unwritten-rule fussiness.
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Democrats seem especially bereft of ideas, especially as the economy barrels ahead, lifting wages and reducing unemployment.
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That's especially true in politics, and double especially true when the subject is the 2020 presidential race.
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Babies, especially those born prematurely, are especially vulnerable to infection, as their immune systems haven't developed properly.
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Seeds especially sesame E. Foods especially high in flavanoids (Phytonutrients with powerful anti-inflammatory & antioxidant properties): 85033.
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Nobody's ever just had one drink in the history of their lives, especially, especially in this industry.
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This situation is especially dangerous given how many people — especially young people — turn to YouTube for information.
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Especially in death-penalty cases and especially because the court would be hearing actual testimony that day.
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This is especially weird given how much attention gets paid to homicide rates — especially in major cities.
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I especially love the moody first movement, especially a pensive, near-atonal episode about six minutes in.
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Especially because the best ones, especially my beloved beechwood modal, let the mind relax—and offer solace.
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Especially especially when more than 60 million people will see the mockery the instant you do it.
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But it gets more nuanced, especially at the district level — and especially if you get people talking privately.
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People have had enough of her being a bully; especially online, and especially in the past 24 hours.
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Female drivers, and especially younger female drivers, were tipped more often than male ones, especially by male riders.
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Access to vaccines and antivirals, especially in developing countries, is crucial — especially in the event of a pandemic.
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Especially not a stranger, and especially not when she was just making a simple trip to the store.
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But the strategy is an especially risky one, especially when you consider the current state of the marketplaces.
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Some submissives, especially those who are tickle-averse, may especially relish the torture-like aspect of being tickled.
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Animosity is forgettable, especially when the walls of logic close in and especially in the pursuit of millions.
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This is dangerous in any society, but especially in Ukraine right now, where critical journalism is especially necessary.
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This was especially apparent when I used the camera, especially if I needed to snap a photo quickly.
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Social platforms can be toxic places, especially for women and especially for women who are also public figures.
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They especially hold the governing party responsible for the economy, and especially in the runup to an election.
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We consume, if you look at the numbers, more especially movies than almost any demographic, especially young Latinas.
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And really based on the hateful racist things that (Trump) has said especially about women, especially about immigrants, especially about minorities -- even John McCain -- and John McCain continues to say, 'I will support Trump.
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"If tech culture is going to change, everyone needs to change, especially men and most especially leaders," Thomas wrote.
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Children are especially vulnerable While poor air quality affects all of us, it can be especially hard on children.
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Especially as we get online and especially with the Internet of Things and people not realizing what can happen.
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Book the barn for $179 per weekend nightThere's something especially cozy about a barn, especially in Upstate New York.
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Trump's win has made the rest of the world more self-righteous, especially here in Pakistan, especially among men.
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Meanwhile, the lower-key work of policy development continued apace — especially in health care, and especially in the states.
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I understand how hard every guy in this NFL works, especially at the position, especially at the quarterback position.
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After so public a departure, especially one delivered from abroad, his dependence on Riyadh has been made especially visible.
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Sometimes — especially on Thursdays, and especially in the New York Times Crossword — things may not be what they seem.
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Parents need to take care of themselves too, especially pregnant women, who are especially susceptible to complications from flu.
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And right now I think it's the responsibility of all Americans, especially Republicans, and especially Republicans in the Senate.
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These factors say more about whether a weapon looks especially dangerous than whether or not it is especially dangerous.
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Islam [and Muslim migration] is just the form it takes in Occidental Europe especially, and especially in France probably.
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Lots of them amount to war crimes, especially targeting the vital civilian centers, especially when we are speaking about hospitals.
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The issue appeared especially important in propelling a modest but measurable Democratic recovery among working-class white voters, especially women.
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We're happy whenever anyone gets especially nerdy about A Song of Ice and Fire, especially when it relates to alcohol.
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"Health care is costing us a lot," she said, especially in retirement and especially if someone has a chronic illness.
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The new sky filters are still filters, meaning that not all of them — especially not the rainbow — look especially convincing.
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"It's such a rich, important place in the world, and especially in Nashville, and especially in country music," Ballerini said.
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Mortgage interest rates have been falling since May, especially sharply this month, so borrowers, especially millennials, are rushing to refinance.
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What is especially troubling is that it is becoming especially hard to separate what is real from what is fake.
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That record (especially the track" Beautiful Mother") features otherworldly and impossible to describe harmonies that are especially awe-inducing live.
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But their efforts may especially resonate right now with the wider public, especially in the U.S., because of recent news.
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In tales of gun violence, accidents involving curious children and weapons seem especially tragic, but they are not especially unusual.
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Go was designed to be especially fast and easy to work with, especially for larger-scale systems (like Google's own).
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We all loved him, but especially, especially her, and she wanted to believe that the behavior wasn't going to last.
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"It is a dark and evil act to loot an institution that is open for the public enjoyment so we really wanted to highlight our feelings about this especially as technologists, especially as artists and especially as Bostonians."
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It is clear, especially under age three, that increased media exposure has pretty well demonstrated negative effect especially on verbal development.
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The joke here is that women (and women only) hate being told they're fat, especially by men and especially on camera.
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And especially, especially, when will Arya and Sansa get to the bottom of Littlefinger and the Plot of the Planted Papyrus?
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However, for some, especially teens, and especially girls, it was a status game at which they were particularly suited to win.
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"Racism is a problem everywhere, especially in this country, but all over the world, and especially within queer space," she says.
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Williams likes to shoot, especially from beyond the arc; the Rockets like their players to shoot, especially from beyond the arc.
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Babies born prematurely especially benefit from breast milk, which lowers their risk of infections, especially necrotizing enterocolitis, a serious intestinal disease.
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Some (especially American evangelicals) were passionately in favour, and others (especially Christians with deep roots in the region) were passionately against.
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I find it especially hard to recognize women, especially if they have long, straight hair, because it's quite a common hairstyle.
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But midterms are also necessarily referendums on the White House, especially during a new presidency and especially in the Trump era.
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Still, some cancellations, especially among the main risk group - pregnant women - look inevitable especially as the illness becomes more widely publicized.
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Many Eritreans are frightened to speak to outsiders, especially about politics, and government agents carefully watch visitors, especially journalists and diplomats.
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And although benefits may be large (especially for electricity exporters), they are hardly overwhelming, especially in the context of broader development.
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It's very normal to want to express anger in this time and political climate—especially for white people, and especially men.
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I'm not especially courageous, I'm not especially strong ... it was the first time an average person could do all these things.
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Zuckerberg's speech, which he wrote himself, was impassioned, especially for the Facebook CEO who can be very scripted, especially in public.
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Warrior planet Mars clashes with your ruling planet Jupiter, finding you in an especially productive and competitive mood, especially at work!
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That's really important to us, especially for women that are conscious [about buying] products for their men, especially for the holidays.
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To me it's layered with actual low-key shade, especially if you're a woman, and especially if you're a Black woman.
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This is especially crucial when it comes to race and immigration, areas where the two features of disjunction are especially apparent.
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With tank top straps (especially on beaters; especially, especially on camisoles), a inch can mean the difference between having a regular time, just hanging out, enjoying your company and yourself and your surroundings...and having the Worst. Time. Ever.
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When this is especially dramatic and emotional, especially in the case of nightmares, a person might awaken suddenly and recall the dream.
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Warren's move past Sanders -- especially among the most liberal voters -- is a very big deal especially if she can keep it up.
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Wichita and especially Little Rock make nonsensical, sequel-driven decisions throughout, mostly serving the male characters' stories, which aren't especially strong either.
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Bushfires are common in Australia in the summer months, especially in areas of outback where the land is especially hot and dry.
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What do you imagine ... and especially as it moves to even higher-paying jobs, especially as it starts to deconstruct different jobs.
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I worried every time my sons left especially as they got older, especially living in a predominately white environment like we did.
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What makes it especially dangerous is that even a tiny dose can kill ... especially someone who is not a regular opioid user.
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First, it came at a time when sexual assault, especially at schools and especially by athletes, was starting to get increased scrutiny.
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Children are especially at risk because of their biology There are some physiological differences that make children especially susceptible to heat stroke.
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Of course, it's hard to feel especially optimistic about the future of the LGBTQ community, especially under the current administration, she says.
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And that starts with guns, especially laws that help prevent guns, especially the most dangerous guns from falling into the wrong hands.
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This appears to especially be a problem at the State Department, where clashes between career employees and Trumpists have been especially apparent.
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Lucas' survey especially resonates as a funny exploration of gender norms during what is an especially unfunny time to be a woman.
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Especially when it seems like that raw, patriarchal need to humiliate and destroy people, especially female people, is much more powerful now.
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And especially around their mouths, it was really interesting to look, especially the teeth, actually, some of the teeth were pretty awful.
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Reassessment is part of the ordinary work of culture, and in an extraordinary time, the work is especially vital and especially challenging.
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The United States' restriction of felons' voting rights is especially problematic given the country's disproportionate incarceration of black people, especially black men.
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But some voters — especially those who belong to President Trump resistance groups — have not forgiven the eight I.D.C. members, especially Mr. Klein.
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These older voters are especially at risk from coronavirus, and thus may be especially cautious about leaving their home on Election Day.
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They're animated by values — especially humility — and principles of probity, so they do the right things, especially when they're difficult or unpopular.
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It's been an especially whirlwind, especially romantic few months for body-positive model Hunter McGrady, who wed husband Brian Keys this summer.
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Probably not, especially when you think about how much suffering, especially in the developing world, is the direct result of government action.
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But polls may be a poor indicator of the nation's mood, especially in Russia's regions, where the downturn has been felt especially acutely.
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Morgen's documentarian eye for detail is especially valuable for creating a strong sense of place for the teenagers' homes —especially their individual bedrooms.
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Especially given how the company's perpetually in a defensive PR war over their ad targeting, and all it implies—especially as of late.
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Ironically, it can feel especially difficult to shop for your friends who happen to be cannabis users, especially if you don't partake yourself.
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Everyone just wants to feel special in a relationship—that the other person especially likes you and especially likes having sex with you.
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As with most game announcements, especially those regarding sequels, I'm cautiously excited, especially about Before the Storm and The Wolf Among Us 2.
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In a game where violence is typically the one and only answer, especially involving contact with another player, it's an especially strange event.
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Video games seem especially prone to garnering political attention in the wake of a tragedy — especially first-person shooters like Call of Duty.
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Judging from the in-fighting among critics, criticism is neither especially meaner or especially nicer right now than it was 10 years ago.
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Takes years and especially if you're venture-funded, do you have the time to build that audience, especially if the whole thing's shrinking?
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Her multimedia art never strays far from her concern with the land, especially the Southern land, and its occupants, especially its black occupants.
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It's not a cardinal sin (what Zelensky said) but there is some damage repair to be done especially with European leaders, especially Merkel.
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Ignoring his business of soap manufacturing, he spends his days learning German and his nights reading books — especially the Russians, and especially Turgenev.
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Thank you for coming forward, for trusting us, for doing what is so hard and difficult, especially when you reported to the police, especially to those involved in our charging cases and especially to those who have had to testify in court.
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"The nature of Zhao Liping's murder was sinful, the plot especially vile, the means especially cruel, the danger to society grave," the court said.
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But some folks are excited about an especially tiny (and especially weird) candidate that happens to be named after a laundry detergent: the axion.
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It's tough to do both of these things at once, especially for a woman in politics, and especially for this particular woman in politics.
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Of course, I added, self-acceptance takes practice, especially when you live in a culture that says all bodies need fixing (large bodies especially).
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What's more, some of these industries, especially cement and steel, are especially prized by national governments for their jobs and their national security implications.
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This is especially worrying because Mylan has a near monopoly in the business, especially after one of its competitors issued a recall last year.
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And the desire to make a big splash is understandable especially because, as best we can tell, Biden's policy agenda is not especially flashy.
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"A lot of people think that people of color all come from the same lower class, especially in film, especially in Hollywood," Gidney says.
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Laughter is an important element to any sport, but especially soccer, and especially if your team is terrible, as Richardson knows all too well.
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That's not a lot of money -- especially in San Francisco, and especially for an unfulfilled college graduate with an English degree and journalism aspirations.
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In a way, you can blame them for a lot, especially television — the television channels, the news channels especially, became addicted to the ratings.
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When they do speak out, other women -- and especially men, and especially policymakers -- must have their back, not excuse them for their "dinosaur" thinking.
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"What we need to show the world in proceedings such as this, especially today, especially now, is that we Americans aren't bullies," he said.
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We are here for whatever these crazy kids decide to do together, and especially when they're being guided by an especially badass Emma Thompson.
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The costuming is great and so are the sets—especially the hideous Soprano McMansion—but The Sopranos was not an especially artfully produced show.
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Your Mac's sleep and Energy Saver functions are invaluable, especially if you're using a laptop and most especially if you're running on battery power.
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Something has happened since 1991 to our response to violence, especially when it is seasoned with a shake of wet or, especially, dry humor.
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But that's especially true, and especially necessary, for all the women who are currently stuck navigating a needlessly complex and humiliating "plus size" regime.
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This is an acting nomination so I'm especially grateful to all my co-stars, and especially Yvonne and Jay for constantly lifting me up.
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The men are especially interested in vineyards facing east and north, which receive less direct heat, especially important in the era of climate change.
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That challenge is especially tricky for Republican leaders, who must work closely with Mr. Trump and are especially reluctant to criticize him in public.
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Without similar efforts from other sites and platforms — especially Twitter, which offers an especially easy and compelling platform for harassers — this problem will continue.
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Research also shows that warning labels are especially effective when they're very large and combine pictures with words, especially if those pictures are disgusting.
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The giant tech companies that have propelled the market for years are facing risks of slowing growth (especially Apple) and new regulation (especially Facebook).
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Like Rocko, I was in America—not Australia—because in America, especially Bushwick, especially above a glue factory, it is hard to feel weird.
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Especially after being mayor of New York and having a racist stop-and-frisk policy, especially after opposing a raise in the minimum wage.
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Whey protein, a fast-acting protein derived from dairy, may be especially beneficial for muscle gain, especially when consumed before or after a workout.
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That's an especially urgent problem considering that just Tuesday, a Bipartisan Senate report detailed how instrumental Instagram is especially in disseminating Russian information campaigns.
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Some careers, especially those still dominated by white men, can be difficult to break into, especially as a woman and a person of color.
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The unfortunate lesson many authoritarian regimes learned in 2016 is that subversive methods are cheap especially compared to military operations, hard to attribute especially in real time, and remarkably effective especially if they can build on existing social cleavages in diverse and democratic societies.
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What you're left with are the most vivid ones, the ones that were especially delightful or especially frightening—that had some emotional impact on you.
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And California is still weighing the possibility of an especially aggressive marketing campaign in 2018, especially if it sees little outreach or advertising from Washington.
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Hillary, some of the things that she stood for, especially abortion, our Second Amendment, I didn't -- I couldn't vote for her especially (because of) that.
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"With bipolar I, there is an inconsistency in terms of mood that is typically comprised of especially high highs and especially low lows," he says.
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Especially for me, because I feel like I don't get the benefit of the doubt most of the time, especially throughout the game with refs.
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In Islam, there's something especially sinful about pretending your way through prayer, especially if you have the time and the able body to do it.
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Many officials, especially hard-liners, find it hard to present the nuclear agreement as a victory, especially when so much was given up in compromise.
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Still, women entrepreneurs face a startling amount of hurdles and, for Indigenous women, barriers to entrepreneurship are especially pronounced, especially for those living on reservations.
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That comes in the wake of banks being hit especially hard on concerns about elevated loan losses, especially those coming from oil and gas assets.
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Especially with X, you can't get all X-ed out and sell the amount of drugs we were trying to sell, especially on acid, too.
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Elsewhere, he shines especially on the songs produced by rising local artist Malci, especially the jazzy and unpredictable "You're Enough" as well as the Section.
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"People didn't understand why I was so interested in one municipal department, especially this one, which really got no respect, especially back then," she said.
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" Meanwhile "individualism" itself is also sadly linked to "high extraversion, especially boldness and assertiveness," as well as "low agreeableness, especially low modesty and high grandiosity.
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What's especially interesting about the pictures is that they showcase a wide range of THC consumption methods, especially more uncommon ones, like tinctures and salves.
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"All of us should be paid more in general, especially women and especially based on your star power," she said on Ariel Helwani's MMA Show.
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But Brexit presents an especially acute danger: Manufacturers could leave Britain for industrial areas in Europe, especially in the key industries of aerospace and automotive.
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Hopefully Google will ensure that's not an issue with the Pixel 4 — especially since the rumored battery sizes aren't especially impressive: 2,800mAh and 3,53mAh, respectively.
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Financial advisers may especially cringe at the thought of loading up cards with wedding expenses, especially if you're in the habit of carrying monthly balances.
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Especially after seeing what is going on in Syria, to turn them away, especially the women and the children, we've got to figure out something.
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They make clear that compromises, especially those targeting U.S. government personnel and journalists, will not be tolerated, especially when they undermine American security and privacy.
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"Yeah, especially with what's happened the last couple of years with our pitching, some of the big injuries we've had — and especially him," Collins said.
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"Responsible sourcing has become the be all and end all, especially in the DRC and especially after the Amnesty report," a cobalt trading source said.
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Especially when the source of that state is a member of the group that's oppressing you, and especially when that oppression often leads to marriage?
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That's what has happened recently as rates have moved higher, especially for industries like housing and autos that are especially sensitive to changes in interest rates.
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But for the purposes of this post, we're running with it—welcoming any and all good news, especially during the holidays, which can be especially tough.
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On the big dollars, and especially on the soft-money dollars, Republicans have historically always had a lead on that, especially obviously ever since Citizens United.
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We're never obligated to act based on the stars, but an uneventful horoscope can feel oddly freeing, especially if it arrives after an especially active period.
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While combat is faster and more satisfying, it can also get confusing and messy, especially when you're fighting huge groups of enemies or especially massive bosses.
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I think it is one of the most basic human impulses to help others, especially someone who is in dire need and especially a family member.
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"Markets where there is already little choice and high premiums are especially vulnerable … Rural areas could be especially hard hit," Kaiser's Larry Levitt told the paper.
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Politicians especially seem to be the targets of criticism, and sometimes ridicule, when they drop change in cups, especially if cameras are around when they do.
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Especially in poor countries, a large number of people may not be willing to pay much, if anything, for broadband access, especially before having used it.
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During my O. J. Simpson period, I read California history (especially Carey McWilliams and Kevin Starr); for Patty Hearst, I read '70s history (especially Rick Perlstein).
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But whiteness and queerness (especially gayness) have proven throughout recent history to make for an especially exploitable combination for real estate developers to raise property values.
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"Self-love is important for every person, especially women, and especially Black women because oppressed people suffer the systemic, cyclical effects of that oppression," she says.
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Especially now in the television landscape, there are shows made for very specific audiences, especially if you go on Netflix or Hulu or something like that.
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You've always been a charismatic social butterfly, but you're especially charming and social now, especially after a sleepy, lazy few weeks of Venus luxuriating in Taurus.
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Soap and water are especially preferred if hands are visibly dirty, the CDC says, and especially after using the bathroom, blowing your nose, coughing or sneezing.
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Instead, there is strong evidence that SNAP reduces food insecurity and improves health outcomes, especially among children — and especially when the economy takes a turn downward.
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Especially in Toronto, it often seemed like Kessel couldn't do anything right, especially in the eyes of a media beast that he wouldn't (or couldn't) feed.
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The cadence comes from the dialect of the shtetl and the Pale of Settlement, where Jews developed an especially expressive language to describe especially terrible circumstances.
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And it probably makes us seem hideous to many Americans, especially young ones, especially liberal ones — the Americans with whom Israel already has an image problem.
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Especially since they are published as cheap paperbacks, this seems especially necessary for understanding Alatalo's publishing vision, to which placing her artworks in homes was central.
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You should think very carefully about geotagging your pictures, especially if they are being published publicly, and especially if they're around your home or place of work.
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Famine looms over Somalia, and the country's children are especially vulnerable Famine looms over Somalia, and the country's children are especially vulnerable This segment originally aired March.
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A popular piece of advice is that Champagne and bubbly especially needs to be stored on its side, especially when many vintage bubblies can be very old.
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Justin Trudeau loves to interact with his constituents — especially if they're on camera, and especially if they are Gary, an enthusiastic talking unicorn puppet from CBC Kids.
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"The charges go to the heart of bakhshish culture especially between Lebanon and Saudi especially in the cases of Talal and the television network heads," he said.
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"It's a conversation about how to make America great again for everyone and, especially, and I say especially, for those who have the very least," Trump said.
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But I have been surprised with how durable the Toy-Con have been so far — especially with two not-especially-gentle kids having their way with them.
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The Sumatran tiger is a critically endangered species, with less than 500 left in the wild, so these new arrivals are especially important, and also, especially cute.
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One is that woods and fields can be unsafe, especially in the dark and especially for women and children, because of everything from crime to poisonous snakes.
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What you can do Emphasize that worth and happiness don't come from appearance (especially important for female characters) or from physical strength (especially important for male characters).
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Tailgating with thousands of my fellow spectacular, Seahawks fans, meeting new people, taking pictures (especially selfies), and putting a big smile on people's faces, especially the children's!
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I think that, especially in the US, which creates such a binary context—you're only black or white—those narratives are important, especially in times like these.
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With straphangers living through an especially bad stretch in MTA service over the past couple of years, for instance, the Voice's subway coverage has been especially vital.
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Especially with the boys and the athletes, I think it gives me a certain sense of credibility, especially those who come in and don't yet know me.
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Teenagers may be especially vulnerable, especially if they have lived with their gender dysphoria in secret and suffered from severe depression, as CarlEmilia explained that she did.
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This is especially true when we are talking about the patent system, which is widely recognized as a driver of economic growth and innovation, especially for startups.
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It's easy to get hyperbolic when someone dies, especially tragically, and especially when it happens when they're much too young, as the 40-year-old Halladay was.
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Protesters at the front line of direct actions are especially vulnerable to negative long-term health effects, especially when they must remain in a state of hypervigilance.
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"Pregnancy can impact both the amount of time women sleep, especially during the first trimester, and can disrupt sleep quality, especially during the third trimester," Martin says.
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This is an especially lovely time to connect on an emotional level and is conducive for healing, especially using modes of therapy that involve art or relaxation.
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I'm especially curious about the quotes from The Sopranos that you weave throughout—could you talk about what that show—and those moments especially—mean to you?
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This will find you totally reimagining what your goals are (especially around travel or schooling), rethinking your philosophies, and especially working out issues with debt and intimacy.
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She and I weren't especially close when I was growing up, but especially now that I live halfway across the country, I feel the distance between us.
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That's great for everyone, but especially for beginner joggers, who may be especially likely to heel strike (which means their heels hit the ground first while running).
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Many companies worldwide, especially banks and especially in emerging markets, have debt denominated in dollars, which would become more of a burden after a new dollar appreciation.
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"One of the big challenges in any place, but especially in Washington, is getting people to tell you the unvarnished truth, especially if you stink," Comey said.
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Health care is also now the biggest employer in the U.S. Health care companies — especially pharmaceutical and biotech companies — have huge profit margins, especially compared to Amazon.
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Journalist peeks at the comments, and sees a lot of meanness and abuse (especially if they're a woman, a person of color, or especially a woman of color).
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The actors in the criminal justice system — especially prosecutors — also need to start sending fewer people to prison, especially for crimes that don't warrant such a serious punishment.
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Especially the women from early on in the genre, they're so inspiring because of the way they orchestrated their careers especially in a time dominated by conservative men.
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In contrast to stocks, there is no upside for the lender when things go especially well, and default is a remote risk, especially when loans are adequately collateralised.
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Also of concern, regulators and economists say, is the fact that many emerging market securities, especially bonds, can be very hard to sell, especially when markets are declining.
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This is especially pertinent if the Democratic Party maintains control of the presidency, but it might also be the case for any new Republican president — especially Donald Trump.
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Kids under 13 aren't supposed to be tracked between apps at all, especially for advertising purposes, and especially as part of a permanent history of their digital lives.
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The party's current lack of cash could hamstring their eventual nominee and hurt down-ticket candidates, especially in states that aren't presidential battlegrounds and are especially cash-strapped.
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That's our next episode ... And again, I think they — especially Facebook, especially Google — are very interested in the idea that this is a platform that they don't control.
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Especially in China, there's room for local Chinese competitors to undercut Tesla's price points, especially in outlying areas, even as more affluent cities let the company push ahead.
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Because of concerns about transparency and -- especially after Hillary Clinton became secretary of state -- concerns that some donors, especially foreign governments, may have been trying to buy influence.
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Especially for African-Americans – especially now at a time of increased racial tension – the playful portrayals of racism and racist violence often conjure up horrific real-life experiences.
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The 300 percent jump in cholera cases is especially troubling — that deadly microbe devastated England nearly as much as the plague, claiming thousands of lives, especially in London.
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This is a powerful time for intimacy—especially as Venus meets Mars on August 24—and financial matters—especially tricky topics like taxes, debts, inheritances, and shared resources.
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Obviously, this story is sort of always relevant and it wasn't timed this way, but it feels especially relevant now, especially in light of all the Weinstein allegations.
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Bedbugs are especially difficult, because they live in our bedroom, and that's one of the places we want to be especially careful when it comes to applying insecticides.
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Venus clashes with your ruling planet Saturn on May 7, which will create some grumpy energy—for some, this means being especially whiney, while others are especially cold.
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A playwright herself, Ha Young (Jiehae Park) is in the midst of a theatrical crisis involving this very play, whose composition and especially completion have proved especially difficult.
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If following a gluten-free diet means eschewing whole grains, that can be especially problematic, because whole grains are associated with numerous health benefits, especially for heart health.
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Trump's success depended on combining populist economic rhetoric (especially about the damage done by foreign trade, which feels acute in old factory towns) with bigotry (especially about immigrants).
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"I felt good, especially the last inning, the last couple of batters, two out, you get a little extra adrenaline kick especially with your home crowd," Kennedy said.
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In a sense, compassion should be the platform on which everything else is taught, especially in the modern era, especially with this increasing narrative about us versus them.
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If anything, it would be extremely beneficial and helpful for children to see that, especially children who are struggling to deal with their identity, especially to LGBT+ kids.
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They're a poor choice for smuggling drugs, especially if you're trying to sneak weed and Vicodin into a prison, extra-especially if it's the prison where you work.
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When a subject's brain activity — a measure of internal mental attention — was especially high or especially low, it typically corresponded to a failed attempt to forget an image.
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And that means when he talks to foreign leaders on our behalf (especially heads of state ... especially the head of state of the Russian Federation ... especially Vladimir Putin) there needs to be a record of it -- if not for public consumption now, then at the very least for historians later.
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"It's essential that the other side, especially the United States, fulfil its commitments not on paper but in practice and removes the obstacles especially in banking sector," he said.
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It's very rare for someone to sit down and be honest and vulnerable like you're doing here, especially with peers and especially when those peers are other young men.
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Tennessee has a knack for finding a way to win, especially at home, and Tampa Bay has a knack for finding a way to lose, especially on the road.
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Industry is especially important for Germany, whose export-oriented economy is especially dependent on its commanding lead in the export of high-value engineering goods to the wider world.
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Pension funds, especially in the United States, may be poised to swoop into the bond market — especially in a world where one quarter of all interest rates are negative.
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It would revive key portions of the Republican National Committee's 2012 "autopsy" and resume its outreach to women and minorities, especially Hispanics, whom Republicans, especially Trump, have turned away.
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Until the FAA decides how best to manage these systems (especially in the commercial context), UAVs will not fly around freely, especially out of the eyesight of a pilot.
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"It's very distorted, especially right now when we're still being introduced to the idea of robots, especially real humanoid robots that exist in the world outside of science fiction."
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In Southeast Asia, half a billion people are coming online for the first time each month so the region's growth curve is especially luring for investors, especially via crowdfunding.
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But communicating — especially around things you want and need in a relationship — can be easier said than done, especially when it's with someone you really like, or someone new.
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This is especially the case for reaching certain segments of consumers, especially younger consumers; and SoundCloud says that the "Gen Z demographic" accounts for 75 percent of its audience.
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Mr Bratton had intended especially to rebuild "mutual respect and trust" between police and New Yorkers, especially in communities that had been subject to heavy stop-and-frisk techniques.
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It can be really lonely running for office, especially if you've never done it before and especially when all the normal channels of power are basically closed to you.
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"Look, any woman, especially when they're pregnant, you're really vulnerable, and so that was made really challenging … and especially as a woman, it's really, it's a lot," she said.
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During the 1990s, racial animus, especially the notion that lazy blacks were crowding the welfare rolls, was shown to be especially powerful in shaping attitudes to the safety net.
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But it is something DC Water hopes to tackle soon, especially as it looks for pockets of the city that it can target where lead pipes remain especially prevalent.
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To the extent that a market-timing model using the ISM works, it really does so only at the extremes, when the index is especially low, or especially high.
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The mood is especially social as Mercury retrograde meets Venus on July 24—organize a dinner party for your friends, especially the ones you've reconnected with during this retrograde.
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Ms. Rivera said that President Trump's remarks denying the official death toll on the island were especially hurtful and lacked "human sensibility," especially in light of her mother's fate.
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He said he was especially impressed that the Sanders crowd included so many diverse faces, especially Latinos, and young people who told him they've never been engaged with politics.
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Absent donor influences, Democrats would generally be more moderate (especially on social/cultural and environmental issues) and Republicans would also be more moderate (especially on economic and environmental issues).
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"Besides don't do it, be especially diligent on everything, from the local partners you pick, to making risk assessments, and be especially careful about the corruption risk," he said.
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Address affordability by raising incomes for Americans: Raise the Earned Income Tax Credit — especially for workers without dependent children — and further enhance the EITC in especially hard-pressed areas.
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Season 1 suffered from florid dialogue and stereotyped characters, especially the women — but when it connected, especially in Matthew McConaughey's performance as the haunted Rust Cohle, it was breathtaking.
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And then the elimination of some jobs with some of these technologies you're talking about, some very ... especially around automation, especially on self-driving, we don't know, nobody knows.
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" "There are transferable skills - especially around winning elections.
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" - Lauren, 34 "All four Beatles, especially John. Swoon.
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To others — especially to economists — this was folly.
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But friends -- especially influential ones -- come in handy.
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More people -- especially girls -- are getting an education.
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The plan — especially the latter half — could work.
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"It is important, especially at times like these, to maintain contact with the closest associates of the U.S. president, especially on issues such as trade and transatlantic relations," he said.
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Screenshot: GizmodoDon't use your name, don't use your birthday (especially if it's proudly displayed on Facebook), and don't use your pet's name (especially if it's all over your public Instagram).
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In the middle ages, every man, especially those who had obligations as part of the feudal system, would be required to be proficient at fighting, especially as means of warfare.
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As Trump continues to lead, and especially following his romp in New York last week and expected victories in northeastern states this week, tensions have been mounting, especially for Cruz.
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Matovu knew it was especially important to find a place that respected and welcomed her — especially after being a mother was used against her when she tried to raise funding.
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Though some of this risked tipping into costume territory, especially the stiffer patchwork brocade Fortuny gowns, the workmanship was never less than breathtaking, especially when it was less than obvious.
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Sure, the top two lines are producing — especially Logan Couture — but their bottom six forwards, especially the third line of Joe Thornton, Marcus Sorensen and Kevin Labanc, have gone missing.
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" Family members described the first-grader at Van E. Blanton Elementary School as a joyful boy who loved sports, especially football, as well as cartoons, especially "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
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That rotation, into stocks that would benefit from tax reform (banks and oil stocks, especially) and out of those that would benefit the least (especially technology), has been quite notable.
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This is getting a lot of attention, your book, and especially I've been using the word surveillance quite a lot, especially about surveillance economy, surveillance dates, and things like that.
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But you can't just toss around "bitch" all willy-nilly — especially when it comes to describing a powerful, driven woman (and extra especially when she's played by Meryl effing Streep).
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But Democrats can hope to muscle their way over the top with strong turnout, especially from young and nonwhite voters who so far do not appear especially enthusiastic about voting.
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Especially for rural communities, I don't see any other way of finding a long-term solution than businesses stepping up, for their own employees and especially for their own communities.
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That makes their mission an especially agonizing one, especially for Peter Malkin (Oscar Isaac), a not always by-the-book Nazi hunter whose swagger masks a deep and restless sensitivity.
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So how can we make sure we're sharing only the good stuff, especially when the available information changes every day, especially when even national authorities are sharing extremely mixed messages?
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But they are facing intense resistance from younger and non-white voters -- especially African-Americans -- and much lower numbers than usual among college-educated whites, especially, but not exclusively, women.
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But there are bright spots here, especially in the HFPA's increased willingness to embrace movies made in languages other than English, and especially if you work for Netflix's marketing department.
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With jeans, chinos, slacks, boots or loafers, and a flannel or an oxford, especially beneath a sweater, the peacoat is among the more versatile options, especially for the urban dweller.
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I disrespected that moment, especially at the Orange Bowl and especially on national TV. You can have your opinion and a place to speak your opinion, but that wasn't it.
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Unfortunately, that's especially hard to find, but I think that's essential for all of our kids, especially during this time, to see children who look like them and children who don't.
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Target released a list of items that sold especially well during its Black Friday event on ThanksgivingTVs, video games, Apple products, and toys all sold especially well during the shopping event.
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Women, especially stay-at-home mothers who are out of the workforce and rely on their abusive partners financially, are especially at risk for unstable housing after leaving an abusive relationship.
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Especially since he's actually a Targaryen like Dany — and especially since the show's costume designer, of all people, let slip Jon's forward path this season and whom he's about to meet.
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While there is surely a market for these devices, especially among privacy-conscious tech enthusiasts, it's not massive, especially as users became more comfortable with storing their data in the cloud.
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The three features that help you better organise your conversations — do not disturb, replies and pinning important items — will be especially welcome to people who have especially "noisy" channels on Workplace.
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And Tuesday's primaries will be an important step along the way, especially as the state's "top two" primary system and a crowded Democratic field stand to make the path especially complicated.
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It has some major flaws, especially in its lackluster villain, but it's still a solid standalone chapter in the Trek story, especially in the way it highlights the larger Enterprise crew.
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Always keep an eye on your drink, especially when travelingWhen you belly up to the bar, it's a good idea to know exactly what you're getting, especially in an unfamiliar area.
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Raw numbers are worth celebrating, especially in relation to the movie industry's failures, but are there particular aspects to the casting we saw this season that feel especially significant or heartening?
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With younger audiences (especially teens) leaving Facebook in droves, gaming, along with lip syncing tools, is just one way the company hopes they'll stick around, especially given that's who advertisers want.
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Rejecting Trump and Trumpism, especially given the racist tenor of the GOP's midterms push, is important, especially at the state level, where Republican governors and legislatures have trampled on voting rights.
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Ultra-Orthodox men, the group determined, were regularly asking women on planes to move, especially on flights between New York and Tel Aviv, and especially around Passover and the fall holidays.
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The ECB is especially worried about this so-called second round effect of low crude prices because once they feed into wages, breaking the cycle of low inflation becomes especially difficult.
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When they cross over into English markets it typically means they're the cream of the crop, they're especially horny, or especially bizarre, or just made in English in the first place.
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As I started to get success, especially with the film To Die For, I started to discover other female filmmakers, especially the work of a French film director named Agnès Varda.
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Those who were ordered out of the country years ago are especially easy marks for an agency with limited resources for enforcement — especially if they walk straight into an immigration office.
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Eclipses reveal things to us that we previously couldn't see or understand, and the perspective you gain, especially about your relationships, during this lunar eclipse in Leo will be especially profound.
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Given the misdirected spending priorities, Democrats were lucky that many groups in Alabama, especially black organizers (and especially black women), stepped in, picked up the slack and turned out the vote.
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But medical devices are an especially troubling category for the issue to show up in, especially when the number of devices with outdated operating systems is up 56 percent since 2018.
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There are options: None of them are especially appealing; none of them free from legal complications or financial considerations; and none of them especially important in the face of a pandemic.
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The level of redactions in the document is especially notable, since the Mueller investigation has been relatively transparent, especially in Mueller's report, in disclosing when and which witnesses spoke to Mueller.
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GOP leaders are betting that enough Senate Democrats — especially those up for reelection in states won by Trump — will end up supporting the funding package, especially since it includes CHIP funding.
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When George W. Bush presented his budgets, especially in the first six years of his presidency, Republicans did their best to remain faithful to them, especially after the 85033/11 attacks.
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But it's unclear how much voters will have heard about South Carolina by Super Tuesday — especially the type of low-information voters who have been especially receptive to Bloomberg's ad deluge.
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It can seem weird how enthusiastically the golf world roots for Woods, even though so many of its citizens, especially the ones closest to the tour, aren't especially fond of him.
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Especially after the white-rose moment at the Grammys; especially since a similar all-black call has gone out to attendees of the British Academy Film Awards (the Baftas) this weekend.
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It's just always a tricky balance — especially in winter!
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The Kardashians are all about family — especially on Thanksgiving!
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Don't mess with a good thing – especially if you're
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And especially -- let's fight to remain relevant and useful.
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First impressions are extremely important — especially on social media.
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We've all grown since then — especially Abbi and Ilana.
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" The worst: "Anything homemade, fruit — boxes of raisins especially.
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Diseases targeted by vaccines are dangerous — especially for children.
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A strange comparison — especially coming in the late 1700s.
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He also loves to get high — especially while running.
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And I think they are — especially We Are Mayhem.
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Nothing — especially not email — should get in the way.
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Holiday shopping can be stressful - especially when you're broke.
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A piercing — especially double or triple piercings — is similar.
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As all parents – especially parents with twins – would say.
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Thankfully, everyone can now breathe easy — especially Riverdale fans.
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The writers behind Riverdale love film — especially the classics.
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Don't slight Drake – especially if you aren't Josh Gad.
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It isn't feminist, it's condescending — especially considering her history.
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And it left everyone — especially host RuPaul — in stitches.
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Can't stop the feeling – especially at over 200 mph.
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With their polished outfits — especially Prince William's top hat!
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His voice and his presence are needed — especially now.
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But the debate remains contentious — especially after each tragedy.
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People -- especially Republicans -- were sick of politics as usual.
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I saw results almost immediately — especially in the morning.
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Namely, sunburns — especially if it is on your lips.
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We don't need anyone — especially Trump — stoking it further.
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This summer, life's a beach — especially for young people.
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A couple — Bruckner's Third and Sixth, especially — are outstanding.
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" Another accident survivor said, "My hearing was especially sharp.
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It seems less really is more — especially, for Chili's.
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No one really wins when they're sick — especially workers.
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Condos — especially new condos — continue to fuel the rise.
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This is all well and good – especially for Trump.
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Mr. Danilian does make art — and especially dance — happen.
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"Smokers - especially young kids - are price sensitive," he said.
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Newsrooms are being depleted – especially at the local level.
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"It's quite expensive today — especially in Japan," he allows.
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But Sanders supporters are not giving up — especially women.
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"Epitomes" and "extract" volumes — especially of verse — were popular.
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Some women — especially younger women — appear to prefer implants.
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"It's tough, especially mentally — it's the worst," Zubac said.
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It's just part of playing — and playing here, especially.
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Warren has struggled to capture independent voters — especially men.
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When it rains it pours ... especially on South Beach.
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" She added: "Those things matter, especially when you're young.
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History — and especially recent history — demand it, he suggested.
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Same goes for our beauty routine — especially our nails.
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Clichés — especially biz-blab — are the opposite of eloquence.
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" "Especially Trump trying to intimidate witnesses while they're testifying.
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MNUCHIN: AGAIN, I – LIESMAN: ESPECIALLY IF IT UNILATERALLY WITHDREW.
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And the answers -- especially among Republicans -- will shock you.
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Dance keeps dying — sometimes in an especially emphatic way.
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Especially when Billie Eilish truthers got involved, which … what?
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The questions, especially from audience, are ~ALL substantial & important.
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Everything, even progress — perhaps especially progress — has a cost.
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This week, we have an especially — unfortunately — timely episode.
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Take a look ... especially if your name is Tyga.
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That unconscious bias is everywhere — especially in the workplace.
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Especially, yeah, it's really ... Maybe Russia, they're always miserable.
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"It's especially encouraging to see employment growth continuing to improve, with firms' appetite to hire seemingly so far unaffected by the uncertainty caused by the Brexit vote, especially in Germany," he added.
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"It was just Sean trying to give everybody a vision, especially the young guys, as to what we're after and the opportunity we have, especially as the No. 1 seed," he said.
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Did not the luxury of French gustation have an especially brilliant, if troubling, allure [for Soutine, especially] when reflected in the mirror of Jewish dietary restriction and the poverty of Soutine's family?
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After that, it's her flashbacks, those glimpses of a life that looks very familiar in 2017, that make the new adaptation of The Handmaid's Tale especially resonant—and its dystopia especially unsettling.
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They have especially dark lenses that protect the part of your retina that helps you see detail at the center of your vision, which is especially susceptible to the sun's ultrabright rays.
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The "legacy" part of the show, especially, could be likened to "devotional art" says Ms Ahlberg Yohe, who emphasises the painstaking and time-consuming effort involved, especially in the finishing of items.
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A change to an app icon, especially one with central placement on millions of homescreens and desktops, can be jarring, especially for people who are required to have it installed for work.
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Corker is trying to send a signal flare to Trump — and, especially, the couple of aides closest to him (especially Chief of Staff John Kelly) — that Trump needs more restraint and constraints.
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Money, especially resources from other people, like inheritances, as well as taxes or debts, will be a theme during this eclipse, Cancer, and throughout August, especially as planets begin moving into Leo.
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To many, the ability to see their families faces again and interact with them has been especially powerful, especially for those who never thought they'd be able to have that experience again.
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This may be especially significant if you notice people in your department or who share your grade are being invited while you're excluded — especially if they typically weren't invited in the past.
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This includes targeted tax cuts "especially (for) low and middle-income families," and cutting "taxes for businesses to make them competitive," especially through lowering the business tax rate by 20 percentage points.
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Do not touch people without consent in all spaces—and especially queer spaces—and especially avoid touching trans people who often are triggered by physical contact involving parts of their body. 923.
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Having largely secured rights once thought to be virtually unattainable — especially same-sex marriage — gay activists, especially in Western democracies, are turning their attention to addressing the historical legacies of homosexual repression.
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"Parents are especially bad at perceiving their children, especially compared to how children perceive their parents," he said, referring to research that added in data from the Youth-Parent Socialization Panel Study.
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Just because debut novels—especially debut novels written in the first person and written by women and maybe especially women who are perceived to be young—tend to be read as autobiographical.
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It found that college graduates whose parents offered money, whether in the form of paid bills or cash outlays, did especially well professionally, while those who lived at home did especially poorly.
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The film's mother-daughter component provides its emotional core, especially with Bee preparing to head off to boarding school, which might help explain why her mom is in an especially foul mood.
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But his relationships with his neighbors the Melskis, his elderly best friend Gene, and his coworkers are especially affecting, especially when he navigates his newfound romance with his girlfriend Sarah (Jo Firestone).
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"For a small open economy like Switzerland, the international environment is very important, especially the key rates of the other central banks, especially those of the ECB," Jordan said in the interview.
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One common sticking point for everyone, but especially seniors, is having a different password for every account -- but it's an important part of staying safe online, and especially keeping financial accounts safe.
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You could just pipe up and ask them politely to please avoid walking around the house sans pants, especially when your parents are over, and especially while you're having dinner with them.
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"Cotton is extremely uncomfortable, especially if you are training outdoors or if you are running long distances, and especially when we live in one the hottest countries in the world," she said.
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The spotlight that these productions shine on the struggles of refugees seems especially urgent given that Chancellor Angela Merkel's open border policy is under attack, especially here in the state of Bavaria.
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So I had planned to talk to you about how Bitch Planet felt like especially appropriate commentary for 2016, and now I think it might also be especially appropriate for 2017. Yeah.
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The whole cannabis family has been banned from Morocco since 1956, but carrying a personal dose rarely lands you in trouble especially if you're a tourist—especially if you're at Cafe Baba.
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We eliminated an especially — an especially cruel tax on Americans making less than $50,000 a year, forcing them to pay tremendous penalties, simply because they could not afford government-ordered health plans.
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SORKIN: I'M TALKING ABOUT THE UNITED STATES, I JUST WANTED TO GO BACK AND TRY TO UNDERSTAND WHAT YOU THINK'S GOING TO HAPPEN, ESPECIALLY GIVEN THAT YOU'RE IN THE MIDDLE OF WORKING FOR SO MANY MULTINATIONALS WHO MAY BE THINKING ABOUT MERGERS AND ACQUISITIONS, ESPECIALLY IF WE ACTUALLY GET SOME OF THE TAX PROPOSALS, ESPECIALLY THE REPATRIATION THROUGH.
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That was especially true when many of them realized the penalties for not getting covered were still less expensive than buying policies and especially less expensive that paying premiums and high deductibles combined.
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Whitson wrote she will "hugely miss the freedom of floating and moving with the lightest of touch, especially those first few days after my return when gravity will especially SUCK," the Post reported.
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UK markets, especially the pound, has been quite sensitive to the slightest hint from Prime Minister Theresa May especially as speculations and uncertainty on when and how Brexit will happen continues to loom.
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I knew it was technically a simple dish to put together, but as I said earlier, I am not an especially talented cook and diving into uncharted culinary waters makes me especially nervous.
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Cobalt is primarily mined in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and some extraction techniques - especially those using child labor - have made its use deeply unpopular across the battery industry, especially with Musk.
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"Every society, especially the ones with more clout, are determined to be as diverse as possible," says L, especially since the goal of the "bio" system is to learn about different life perspectives.
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If you look at internet products, especially in mobile internet, China is much better than the U.S. And if you look at application level, especially in mobile internet, China has much more demand.
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But in Iowa, especially western Iowa, in January of a presidential year, there is a different tradition: one of intense political activism, especially in this era when religious liberty is felt, not thought.
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The problem is especially acute for Clinton because her entire strategy for beating Bernie Sanders in the primary comes down to relying on the continued support of nonwhite voters and especially African Americans.
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"Sunburn during early life, especially childhood, is very dangerous for all skin cancers but especially malignant melanoma," said Dr. Eleni Linos, an associate professor of dermatology at the University of California, San Francisco.
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That's all good news for Microsoft, especially given that Azure growth is showing signs of decelerating — though that may just be a function of maturity, and experts don't seem especially worried about it.
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"We humans, especially in the western world, especially inside democracies, are wired to be mindful of big institutions... it doesn't mean you don't trust them or they are evil or bad," Bezos said.
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Buying gifts for teens can be a daunting task, and that can be especially true for teen boys, especially if you've already bought them the same Nike T-shirt in every neutral color.
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Successive administrations have failed to keep up with housing demand, especially in London and the south east, leading to a lack of affordable homes in many urban areas, especially for first-time buyers.
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There's no feeling that beats feeling powerful when you're towering in a perfect pair of pumps, especially when they're beautiful, and double-especially when they don't lend itself to any ankle-twisting situations.
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When you watch porn, especially when you are young, and especially when you don't really have a clue what it is you might be looking for, you are looking through a man's eyes.
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Why VR matters, especially in rural schools All children benefit from new experiences which expand their mental map of the world, but the need is especially acute for children from low-income families.
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But others were disappointed, especially in Asia and Africa, where the British and French were in no mood to slough off their colonial possessions, especially since Germany's colonies were now low-hanging fruit.
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The virus also doesn&apost appear to be especially dangerous and deadly like SARS, though just like the flu, it can kill people, especially the elderly and people with pre-existing health conditions.
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I think UK, especially London, provides a major opportunity, especially with the softening of the property market after Brexit, and the pound is more reasonably priced, compared to the dollar two years ago.
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Qualcomm is confident that the end of the year will be good for its business, especially highlighting its non-mobile business — especially automotive and industrial internet — which is up 30 percent this year.
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The expectations have gotten higher especially after the last book.
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It's a ridiculously major overhaul, and one that's especially impactful.
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First, it enhanced playing standards and numbers, especially in Dublin.
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"The timing could not be better, especially in emerging markets."
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Presidential campaigns are about choices, differences, especially between the parties.
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Openness online is especially valuable because it allows "permissionless" innovation.
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I also wear sunscreen every day, especially on my hands.
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Especially puzzling was the absence of design runs by Newton.
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Apple has been hit especially hard by trade war jitters.
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The recording is amazing, especially with Zeke playing the piano.
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We don't see them much, especially from the Black perspective.
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They are tough to beat, especially by air power alone.
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Suicide is a surprisingly impulsive act, especially among the young.
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Often, and especially for independent filmmakers, this is actually true.
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This is the joy of wine, and especially of Burgundy.
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In Guatemala, especially, poverty is a major driver of migration.
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And the clearing of derivatives is especially touchy (see article).
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The show must go on, especially if you're Kanye West.
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That's especially true when it comes to getting an education.
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People don't like change, especially when they lose from it.
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And that feels really great to say, especially this year.
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YouTube is, and especially now that we've gotten into music.
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But demand for the fins, especially in Asia, remains high.
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Clarity will be especially important for graduate researchers, she says.
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Both are great, especially when they involve president Barack Obama.
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Especially after a drink, Mr Griffiths's tongue could be harsh.
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What Ethiopia needs is competition and openness, especially in telecoms.
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GABRIEL: Correct -- correct, especially in that part of the world.
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Brawl Stars is a shooter, but it's not especially violent.
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Executives gave an especially bleak forecast for cryptocurrency mining revenue.
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Especially if something feels 'luxury' or like a designer piece.
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Especially one that didn't turn out the way we expected?
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And especially when it comes to Latinas and Black women.
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What's especially appealing about the Peloton ecosystem are the classes.
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J.C. Penney is getting started especially early at 2 p.m.
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It's a huge favorite with people, and especially for weddings.
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That could especially impact Google's hallmark business, search, Dix said.
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Winter is especially dangerous when it comes to house fires.
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That's especially true when it comes to protecting the elderly.
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Especially since a lot of people feel strongly either way.
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Lu was especially emphatic about President Trump's position on Taiwan.
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One such book, A Designer's Art ($5003), was especially literary.
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But research indicates that millennials, especially, want this to change.
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One such book, A Designer's Art ($2500), was especially literary.
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Meats and poultry are typically contaminated, especially before they're cooked.
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Especially given my friendship with Hugh, it's a lovely thing.
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Especially if it's sweet tea and your grandmother made it.
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Your intuition is especially tuned in at this time, Cancer.
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Comfort viewing is great, especially in the dead of summer.
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But it's prone to user error, especially on mobile devices.
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Especially, it seems, when the small gestures involve big spending.
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A lot of bands, especially back then, weren't amazing musicians.
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John set up an Instagram account especially for the wedding.
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Even, and somehow especially, if they only had ten men.
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The change hit sellers of pricey foreign cars especially hard.
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Especially since they've gotten so cozy with the Trump regime.
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Hollywood is a lonely, lonely desert, especially as a woman.
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People are feeling especially protective of their beliefs and perspectives.
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This evening will bring especially transformative conversations in your partnerships.
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Artoo tends to get the ladies, especially now he's ripped.
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That's too much for a lot of people, especially students.
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Furthermore, public knowledge was still scarce, especially in black communities.
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Black women like Dixon, Thornton, and Hammond are especially vulnerable.
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And like anything that's alien, that makes them especially alluring.
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Good to get a world view, especially after those earnings.
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This is especially true for members of the LGBTQ+ community.
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In VR, the dictum "less is more" is especially true.
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The bars are getting bigger, especially in emerging markets. $US250,000,000,000,000.
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You'll be especially energized to get things accomplished this evening.
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The implications may be especially significant for a free press.
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Republicans are especially resistant to the White House's tax proposals.
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It's time to go into hibernation, especially since Mercury's retrograde.
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People using projectors will especially see a lot of improvements.
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But kids -- especially young kids -- are vulnerable to marketing messages.
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Especially when she's referring to herself in the third person.
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But a lot of people are uncomfortable, especially guess what?
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And that's bad for all of us -- especially future generations.
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It's no secret that Black women are influential, especially online.
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Especially if, like Mark Reisenauer's father, you have extreme claustrophobia.
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Running has always suffered from under-exposure -- especially women's running.
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Especially given the current climate of politics given Tuesday's election.
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Especially since the latter has such a big head start.
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Sunday was close to being perfect, especially for Tyler Duffey.
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"He played well, especially in the first half," Carlisle said.
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Competition in the pet food industry — especially online — is brutal.
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It also trivializes women's need for autonomy, especially black women's.
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Especially with something that in real life, people are experiencing.
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In general, health apps by healthcare companies aren't especially showstoppers.
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"He was an especially intriguing defendant," she says of Simpson.
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And Hollywood especially loves it when celebrities attack Trump supporters.
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Especially when the plans in question have been deliberately misrepresented?
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Jayma's Hunting Skills are handy as well, especially Tag Enemies.
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It's an embarrassing Twitter mistake, especially for a sitting President.
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People will always assume especially the worst things about you.
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Especially amazing because I would bet Trump doesn't read online.
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There's some major destruction on Violet's land, especially her garden.
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You'll feel especially confused around your reputation or your work.
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That statement is especially true if you have natural hair.
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It was very, very scary, especially as a young boy.
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Racial and political tension is especially strong across the country.
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The commercials are the talk of Twitter – especially among celebrities.
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Critics have called the disqualifications, especially Guzman's, disproportionate and undemocratic.
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General Motors' history hasn't been especially kind to electric mobility.
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But details pay off — especially when your health is involved.
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We were the better team, especially in the second half.
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But the impact disproportionately hurts Democratic and especially minority voters.
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This could anger many European citizens -- especially the jobless youth.
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For women especially, bone density may drop after age 30.
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Group therapy is especially helpful in situations such as these.
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But what happens if there is an especially bad case?
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Soft Machine, especially with Robert Wyatt, were great London favourites.
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Do you think these tarts are especially necessary this year?
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Especially if you see them collecting a waterfall of cash.
|
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Especially if you're doing karaoke drunk, then it's like, woo!
|
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Especially when you take the pressure off of the expectations.
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Especially since Gypsy's first sexual experience was so purposefully empowering.
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Quantum computing is astonishingly complicated, especially for someone like me.
|
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That was uncomfortable, especially considering how bloody her face was.
|
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Home is where the heart is, especially for Chris Hemsworth.
|
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Yet the discoverability issue is real, especially with contracting retail.
|
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TWC is leveraged to the hilt, especially the film library.
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Especially for the Android app there is no comparable replacement.
|
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Especially when reinforced by other identities — racial, cultural, regional, etc.
|
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"Especially this VOICE program, I find horrifying," Duckworth told CNN.
|
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But today, especially, the gift of teaching keeps on giving.
|
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What's especially impressive is that the battery practically never dies.
|
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But members now rarely talk about the confrontation, especially publicly.
|
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With few exceptions, his movies rake in cash, especially overseas.
|
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Especially with someone who says he's creative in his accounting.
|
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That makes the most recent discovery an especially exciting one.
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Especially if you're not a naturally romantic or creative person.
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Lee prepares, apparently, by making his hair look especially stupid.
|
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Abuse towards women of color, especially black women, was worse.
|
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They're up for the challenge, though, especially considering their pasts.
|
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That's the trap, especially if the candidate isn't a frontrunner.
|
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Take it wherever you go, especially for that long commute.
|
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He also likes silver, and especially gold and silver stocks.
|
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They will deal with rejection, especially in the teenage years.
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Those are all things that movies are especially good at.
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Heroin The opioid epidemic is getting worse -- especially with heroin.
|
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He treats me like a princess, especially through this pregnancy.
|
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It's good advice for anyone, but especially for pet owners.
|
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So far, so good, especially since the cast is killer.
|
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Everything is magnified when you're homeless, especially as a teen.
|
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Still, I'm not sure I found out anything especially useful.
|
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I think the jingle section is especially looking really great.
|
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The military especially targeted the elderly and children, it said.
|
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We value and support everyone, especially mothers who are breastfeeding.
|
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Especially with the way they have been swinging the bats.
|
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It's a gloriously sunny day, especially for Seattle in February.
|
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So that was big for me — especially a brown father.
|
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Especially since we all know he's doing it tax free.
|
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As deaf artist, she is especially impacted by institutional barriers.
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You're graduating at a time when this is especially important.
|
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The rest are for an older audience, especially newer shows.
|
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Some of this wandering can be dangerous, especially for children.
|
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I feel like my parents, especially my mom, [weren't] scared.
|
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Onions, grapes and raisins are toxic to pets, especially dogs.
|
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And that's especially true for women and people of color.
|
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That means avalanches could be triggered, especially on steep slopes.
|
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Hurricane Maria decimated Puerto Rico and hit Utuado especially hard.
|
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""If any person today tells you otherwise, be especially wary.
|
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"As everybody said, it's especially timely right now," she added.
|
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Photo: APChildren under the age of five are especially susceptible.
|
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Grohl was Nirvana's drummer, so the cover is especially fitting.
|
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This is especially the case given the area Amash represents.
|
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He immediately promised to tackle corruption, especially in public institutions.
|
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Especially because this time, we've got a lot more variance.
|
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It's not easy to manage, especially given the speed involved.
|
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I think it's way too overplayed, especially in science fiction.
|
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Diplomacy isn't easy ... especially if your boss is Donald Trump.
|
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Especially because it was going to be Mary Tyler Moore.
|
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We thought so, especially for a company's April Fools' joke.
|
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It's a danger that young people are especially vulnerable to.
|
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Your mind is going to be especially sharp and focused.
|
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However, the platform is dealing with issues, especially livestreamed violence.
|
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Meanwhile, SNAP is good at combatting poverty, especially for kids.
|
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This restriction is burdensome and costly, especially for poor women.
|
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Young recommends wearing white, cotton underwear, especially in the summer.
|
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Most of all, kissing -- especially the French kind -- is fun.
|
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"We're definitely rooting for everyone, especially Jenna," she tells PEOPLE.
|
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Now, this is especially true during the age of Trump.
|
|
But weirder things have happened, especially in the United States.
|
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An especially powerful focused laser pulse could even shatter sapphire.
|
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He is a little more traditional — especially on social issues.
|
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Especially since we copy just about every trend celebrities rock.
|
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You're in good company, especially if it involves money goals.
|
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It was much more complex than that, especially in 1923.
|
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So it's not especially fast, and as reviewed its $13,500.
|
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Especially in Franklin County, a deep conservative part of Illinois.
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You look beautiful and everybody will remember it — especially you!
|
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I'd say not many people, especially then, saw that vision.
|
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Especially after we have a glass or two of wine!
|
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However, few businesses are completely unassailable, especially in consumer retail.
|
|
I mean, who reads reviews, especially user reviews, on Netflix?
|
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I don't mean that the man's performance was especially remarkable.
|
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It's especially true for those who write about controversial topics.
|
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Especially when it comes to irrelevant marketing and the disenfranchised.
|
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That was a first for me, especially for an album.
|
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KS: Yeah, and especially because Garrett Camp, let's be clear.
|
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Promoting the thin ideal in sportswear shops is especially irresponsible.
|
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And you do believe it, especially if you're from Kansas.
|
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But even those shows — especially those shows — have a theme.
|
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Some people just get so overconfident, he says, especially men.
|
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The dozens of police strobe lights especially enthrall the kids.
|
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This makes reaching victims and documenting the crackdown especially difficult.
|
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Things will start getting easier, especially in your social life.
|
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They are renowned for their pedagogical prowess, especially in maths.
|
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But Beckwith was especially animated about one incident in Milton.
|
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The Hartford index performance on financial security is especially worrisome.
|
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Litigation over the deal price is especially inevitable, he says.
|
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The quarantine has not always gone smoothly, especially at mealtimes.
|
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I will not answer to any other bullshit, especially foreigners.
|
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Today is an especially tough class — very lower body focused.
|
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Well, she can actually rock anything, especially this gold suit.
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Because it is very chaotic, and especially in this race.
|
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Young people, who normally move around most, seem especially stuck.
|
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Especially not to the degree, consistent degree, that they claimed.
|
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Chinese demand for American agricultural products, especially soyabeans, has boomed.
|
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Apples, oranges, melon (especially watermelon), grapes – I can't get enough!
|
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That can be especially convenient if you're away from home.
|
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And that's understandable, especially with all of everyday office distractions.
|
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Especially if you're stuck under glass and can't get out…
|
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This is why fleets are especially attractive for V2G technology.
|
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There's no price on pride, especially for the formerly poor.
|
|
That challenge will be especially acute on the West Coast.
|
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The police, especially, are thought to favour the ruling party.
|
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Especially with his strong, stable grasp of the English language.
|
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The pumpkin extract is especially good for moisturizing dry skin.
|
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Especially if those five extra things are mediocre at best.
|
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"It's tough to take a blown save, especially," Robertson said.
|
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" One hit they're especially excited to play again: "Back Here.
|
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What's especially interesting ... Brown didn't beeline it for the airport.
|
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We recognize the concerns raised, especially around the domestic routes.
|
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But, the second of the two sodas is especially appealing.
|
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It's an especially great time to catch up with friends.
|
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That's especially true for trans women of color, Doroshow said.
|
|
Yet loneliness is not especially a phenomenon of the elderly.
|
|
Nourishment is key, especially when we are on the move.
|
|
One interview with an aging truck driver is especially poignant.
|
|
The tariffs would hit Germany's powerful auto sector especially hard.
|
|
Especially at the end, when he's fighting the Skullcrawler [creature].
|
|
Weiss added that the company's guidance will be especially important.
|
|
Especially when we're all about iced drinks during the summer.
|
|
Teeming firms means vicious price competition, especially for cheaper phones.
|
|
The enthusiasm of children for sport makes them especially vulnerable.
|
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That events, especially tragic ones, were the will of Allah.
|
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Mr Assad says refugees, especially businessmen, are welcome to return.
|
|
He's especially proud of the way Gumroad has helped creators.
|
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It's my favorite gadget to gift, especially to forgetful friends.
|
|
Especially one with the catchphrase, "Drama is always in session."
|
|
Being around other people's stressful vibes will feel especially wearing.
|
|
Especially as the company expands its footprint with new brands.
|
|
Especially to the data on global economic dynamics and forecasts.
|
|
I tell women this all the time, especially Black women.
|
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E: Yes, especially in the segment that we are in.
|
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All three possible appointments are intriguing, perhaps Mrs Haley's especially.
|
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It's monumental ... especially since he caught pneumonia over the holidays.
|
|
One reason is soaring energy demand, especially in developing Asia.
|
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Especially when they saw what I had in the case.
|
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This is especially true in the age of social media.
|
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This is especially the case with The Future Is Female.
|
|
Safety matters most - especially in dangerous weather conditions like this.
|
|
Especially from menaces like bacteria, viruses, and even adventurous insects.
|
|
Especially towards the end of the year, around testing time.
|
|
Luxury perks pamper both dog and human, especially in April.
|
|
And, especially in the younger ranks, some never signed on.
|
|
But they inevitably slide out, especially in my right ear.
|
|
Especially now that some prominent Republicans believe this should happen.
|
|
Especially when I was young, I felt that so much.
|
|
In the age of social media, especially, we're all stars.
|
|
The energy is fun and exciting, especially in your relationships.
|
|
This is illegal, especially if there is no secure funding.
|
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Anything higher is torture, especially for a long night out.
|
|
Especially when it comes to this specific category of intrusion.
|
|
And this, predictably, has gone down especially badly with women.
|
|
Nationalising the railways, by contrast, might not be especially costly.
|
|
In the luxury segment, especially, a physical presence is imperative.
|
|
In any case, Arroyo's screwball was especially fearsome in 1961.
|
|
"Abductions are rare in themselves, especially adult abductions," Bosenko says.
|
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Even if you're afraid, and especially if you feel powerless.
|
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"Especially since many come from true DIY and independent backgrounds."
|
|
That is still an issue, especially in New York City.
|
|
Authority was not to be trusted, especially around the holidays.
|
|
Alliances can feel very ephemeral, especially in Survivor's early days.
|
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She said she especially remembered the reaction of her son.
|
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The stylized show has a strong pedigree, especially for Discovery.
|
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Especially with how much I experience with traveling and heat.
|
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He was especially suspicious of Slippery Rock Teachers in Pennsylvania.
|
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They especially do not want it after the Syrian debacle.
|
|
Once back home, DeStefano, especially, took Evans under his wing.
|
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The first generation garnered wide acclaim, especially after its refresh.
|
|
Tableau, Qlik, Salesforce and many others got hit especially hard.
|
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Music history — and especially jazz history — is perhaps more reductive.
|
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Especially when you stay until you're 30, like I did.
|
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Especially one that approaches the price of a used automobile.
|
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Support for changing laws on sex work is especially strong.
|
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Everything tastes better when it's burned over flames, especially marshmallows.
|
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Especially since he just officially picked their side over Dany's.
|
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Sumner's disease weighs heavily on her, especially as a mother.
|
|
New think tanks blossomed especially around climate and energy policy.
|
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That repetitive, rolling quality is especially apparent in the chorus.
|
|
Supplies are scarce, especially mobility chairs and physiotherapy exercise equipment.
|
|
Especially in DC, there will increased cell and streaming activity.
|
|
In Africa, especially, the world needs to pay more attention.
|
|
Women — especially white women — vote their party, not their gender.
|
|
One key factor is tax policy, especially business tax policy.
|
|
Entrepreneurs (especially tech entrepreneurs) at every level rely on exits.
|
|
Especially us dudes have a tendency to keep it in.
|
|
Even if, especially if, it was both roles at once.
|
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And some kids, especially the older ones, did that intentionally.
|
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Every player, especially the top players, contribute to our success.
|
|
The slow movement was especially fine, rendered with Mozartean grace.
|
|
For Breath of the Wild, these changes are especially important.
|
|
Especially when it comes to issues such as foreign policy.
|
|
Everything's bigger in Texas, especially when it comes to football.
|
|
"Everyone is so excited, the athletic department especially," said Massey.
|
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Macfadyen especially liked how Lonergan's dialogue had the actors overlapping.
|
|
According to Finn, this is especially helpful for international members.
|
|
His family was most important to him, especially his grandchildren.
|
|
This is especially important because, of course, information security matters.
|
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Elusiveness: High, especially since his 2016 divorce from Angelina Jolie.
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And wheat has new competitors, especially in America's richest quarters.
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Lewd comments, especially directed at the host, are never okay.
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When we're on the road especially, that's a big issue.
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It's unusually specific, especially in the way you portray Angelo.
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I think this was especially true with these two titles.
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Especially when a lot of other people are doing it.
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It's an observation that rings especially true for space exploration.
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Defending nature is a dangerous occupation, especially in Latin America.
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And I'm all for women as villains, especially sociopathic supervillains.
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Especially people who are supposed to be having your back.
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One person was especially furious at the prize: Vanessa Springora.
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In the movies, especially back then, they wanted a completion.
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Any suggestions from real political scientists would be especially welcome.
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Especially since I can't even connect to the game's server.
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But for once, Mr. Trump's opponents reciprocated — especially Mr. Rubio.
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That was especially clear, standing in the ring in Tlaxcala.
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It is especially beloved in Ms. Lee's hometown, Monroeville, Ala.
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The better sound, especially at the low end, is remarkable.
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"Especially being an athlete again and being a skater again."
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The presumptive Republican nominee has struggled especially with women voters.
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It doesn't look especially unique, but it certainly is pretty.
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This year, undeclared voters are finding their decision especially daunting.
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The screen, especially on the 2 XL, has been polarizing.
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Dating apps have become increasingly commonplace, especially among younger users.
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The president appears especially vulnerable to criticism over the economy.
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That's no longer true, especially if you're buying Xiaomi smartphones.
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That said, I really like roguelikes, especially when done well.
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This has been especially true for the NSA and GCHQ.
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Especially when she's dealing with so much in her life.
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They could be really profitable, especially in the short run.
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The X100F's performance is improved as well, especially for autofocus.
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I feel like my parents, especially my mom, wasn't scared.
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But Maura, especially after the first season, isn't a protagonist.
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Far more needs to be done, especially about risk aversion.
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Especially when the products might not seem necessary to others.
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And the growing occurrence, especially among young girls, is troubling.
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Especially anytime you're not able to see family, it's unfortunate.
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"That's hard, especially in a case like this," he added.
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Vanacker: We see the regulation also changing and especially Europe.
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Fortunately, that's almost all people — especially in India and China.
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We're further ahead in Year One, especially behind the scenes.
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Especially if you put your phone in a cup holder.
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No one is to be trusted, especially not our narrator.
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It shouldn't be allowed, especially in these days of terrorism.
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What's especially unusual, in Cindi's case, was her family's response.
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However, CNN reports that it's not especially difficult to make.
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There have been many of these forged especially by Spotify.
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That Google crawl detail is what makes Cloudbleed especially scary.
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It was especially good at identifying poultry and swine sources.
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It makes sense — especially for those with combination skin types.
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Hair loss sucks, especially if you're a young millennial woman.
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Especially the way that they dressed it up and everything.
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He's struggling to resist drinking, especially with the mini bar.
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"Sumbanese people are especially talented at horseback riding," says Carter.
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Siri gets especially fussy when you have a spotty connection.
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Especially if it's all because of a little holy shit.
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Especially if it comes with a super sweet fan story.
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Weather risks, largely: thunderstorms, icing, wind shear, and especially clouds.
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The Marx Brothers were pretty outrageous, especially for the time.
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The square was redesigned especially to accommodate the giant head.
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Possibly, especially when considering the reach of the company's affiliates.
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S. relations, especially bilateral trade and investment, at a crossroads.
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Armada is technical and calculated, especially on his signature Peach.
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Especially when, even though it's accurate, it sounds so strange.
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Business in Brazil and Mexico especially tell a different story.
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Expect Mr. Bush and Mr. Rubio to be especially tense.
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That's not easy, especially when you're newer on the tour.
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Transition opportunities are especially important for Boston's many role players.
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To witness everything, especially the things no one else sees.
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Generations of women, especially women of color, will be affected.
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I especially love industrial robots: They help us "make" things.
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Especially since nemesis Josh Murray won't be in his way.
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Well, especially, you know, gradually I built up to it.
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Especially big tech, diversity, net neutrality, and stuff like that.
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The values from the last month especially are practically identical.
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That's why it was especially poignant to have Caly perform.
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The very young and elderly are especially sensitive to this.
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Americans want lift and loft, especially when they are anxious.
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But it's very much not easy, especially in the home.
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When directed at female critics, it can turn especially ugly.
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"My pregnancy, and especially delivery were really difficult," she says.
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The emperor's hobby has been marine biology, especially goby fish.
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A snake gets irritable, especially when his friends are struggling.
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UBS's China exposure meant the recent slowdown hurt it especially.
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The creatures you can possess are especially different between worlds.
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And especially with everything happening in genomics, more and more.
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Where he is especially cautious is on matters of security.
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The elections left me feeling defeated, especially as a woman.
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Especially if you're in the process of getting a divorce.
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Especially now, with Trump in office, people want to laugh.
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They especially distrust the courts, which readily endorsed past expropriations.
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Mercifully, the decline in teenage opioid use is especially steep.
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But for many people — especially millennials — this doesn't ring true.
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For Wynonna Earp (Melanie Scrofano), that truth is especially acute.
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Sarcasm and irony infuse everything they do — especially their lyrics.
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Eclipse season is an especially wild time for you, Cancer.
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Everyone was having the best time, especially Trevor and Tracey.
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But he urges addicts to be extremely wary, especially online.
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The sport has boomed recently, especially at the top end.
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U.S. manufacturers especially in the Midwest have been hard hit.
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The loping romantic ballad, "City of Stars," is especially good.
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More and more are filed by women, especially in cities.
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But take too much interest — especially for our own satisfaction?
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This it has managed to do through especially taxing times.
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And especially if it happened largely because of US involvement.
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Unfortunately, especially when devoid of context, numbers can be wrong.
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Especially if everyone can Venmo me $5 in the process.
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Especially my fellow Virginians ❤️ & fellow Asian Americans 💪 VOTE.
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In that context, Trump's history of charity is especially bizarre.
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You don't just leave like that — especially not my daughter.
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You're especially appreciating the intellectual connection you hold with people.
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Especially during the new moon in Aquarius on February 4.
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In the past, "I would assume things," especially when texting.
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Especially with Claire Boucher getting so much attention as Grimes.
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Later, Holt became more active, especially as time grew short.
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That was especially valuable to Wayne, a recent Miami transplant.
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That's an especially interesting change which could impact several businesses.
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Especially when they had the browser and then the linking.
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In 2018, PEOPLE reported that it's especially problematic among teenagers.
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Many more young Turks, especially girls, started going to school.
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Sure, there may be some intrigue, especially if Kalanick testifies.
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Especially for professionals, anything that streamlines the experience is welcome.
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Petite gals especially ought to perk up for this one.
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I was thrilled to be partnering up with them, especially.
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However, carbon capture can be expensive — especially the capturing part.
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The cholera outbreak is an especially clear and grim example.
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It's even more difficult working with family, especially your twin.
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They had unfilled orders, especially outside of the United States.
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Giant grilles are a popular trend in cars, especially concepts.
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The issue of refugee minors is especially sensitive in Sweden.
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Most Americans don't want the wall, especially on the left.
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Where are things going in tech, and especially in enterprise?
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Being around family, especially during the holidays, can be stressful.
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Even periods of relative peace have not been especially peaceful.
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The pair were the darlings of Australia, especially in Adelaide.
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Eye tracking's also not yet especially useful outside of gaming.
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Again, it's a handy feature, but not especially life changing.
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It was a joyous moment for China, and Gong especially.
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Overall, though, it's a very nice product, especially for $149.
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This looks especially bad because Krystal already has a rose.
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There's nothing sexier than sex, especially when it's not allowed.
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Wartinger says it would especially help people with smaller stones.
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Especially if all you have is your word against their's.
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In some rich countries, especially European ones, it is flat.
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Are there any groups or individuals that especially impress you?
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Seacrest has been especially reluctant to bring up the issue.
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Peanut allergies are on the rise, especially in the West.
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Kidnapping is rife in Libya, especially in the lawless south.
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For Chicago trumpeter Lee Loughnane, the loss was especially hard.
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So scooters' slimline physique is also especially exciting to investors.
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Details: Some individual regions have seen especially low planting levels.
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"Especially for the highways, it's a bit late," he says.
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Especially not after how Avery's 1985 rape trial was handled.
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Audiences love a villain -- especially in their reality TV shows.
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I ESPECIALLY loved scaring Emma a few times this week.
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Lynch – especially difficult late Lynch – always ages well upon reflection.
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