Even now, though ... ya can't take Bret Hart down.
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Even now, I don't believe how I lived like that.
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Even now I cannot believe that my daughter is gone.
|
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Even now, Starikov does not understand why he was banished.
|
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Even now, his government does not feign admiration for him.
|
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When you see what even now, today, what people say.
|
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But many don't — even now, more than a year later.
|
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Even now, the computer revolution in the office remains unfinished.
|
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Even now, these shootings continue to disproportionately affect black Americans.
|
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Even now, people on the Internet are convinced I'm transgender.
|
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It's actually rather exciting to think about it, even now.
|
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I cry even now when I think about that moment.
|
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Yet even now firms are more rooted than commonly thought.
|
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In addition, the stigma attached to aging persists even now.
|
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Even now we're contemplating electric planes and solar powered planes.
|
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Even now, I'm somebody who puts it all out there.
|
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And even now, I'm almost certain he's plotting his return.
|
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Even now results showing the benefit of screening are inconsistent.
|
|
This infamous case shapes our perception of him even now.
|
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Even now, it's hard to get your hands on one.
|
|
"Even now everybody's still celebrating and waving flags," she said.
|
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Even now, people debate the fine points of the cases.
|
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Even now, few companies disclose how much DRA they produce.
|
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Even now, I still have the traditional way of thinking.
|
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That's why I still go the GIF route even now.
|
|
Even now, I'm shocked that it was a lasting classic.
|
|
Even now, the country is in a state of emergency.
|
|
Even now, a lot of them are still with ISIS .
|
|
Even now, it seems a stretch to say that Mrs.
|
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Even now, defamation law hasn't shielded Jones from all consequences.
|
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Even now, it's not a disease to be taken lightly.
|
|
And even now, McConnell seems more cautious on tax reform.
|
|
Even now, though, it's not clear what his business was.
|
|
Even now, the Church takes shelter in this gray area.
|
|
She owns the entire company, even now, 22 years later.
|
|
Even now, there are genuine concerns about a credible outcome.
|
|
A damaged cornea left him with reduced eyesight, even now.
|
|
Even now, Goddamnit remains a totem in Alkaline Trio's discography.
|
|
So, it is still something of science fiction even now.
|
|
Even now, that first flashbulb kind of stops your breath.
|
|
But even now, as then, he has not lost hope.
|
|
But even now, I am filled with optimism for Minnesota.
|
|
Even now, she won't accept my friend request on Facebook.
|
|
Even now, she tries not to think about those months.
|
|
Even now, these birds still manage to capture my attention.
|
|
The stigma against women is bigger in Indonesia, even now.
|
|
Even now, he is uncertain about what he has made.
|
|
Yes, I'm trying to translate them into French, even now.
|
|
Even now, the spaces opened by landslides fill with activity.
|
|
I can always, even now, find help and give help.
|
|
Even now, decades later, her feelings about him are conflicted.
|
|
And even now, it varies widely by country and region.
|
|
Even now, we have the president's wife wearing the shoes.
|
|
Even now, the community continues to work in the Discord.
|
|
Those are questions that I'm still asking myself even now.
|
|
Even now, it is shaping the outcome of House contests.
|
|
But their silence, even now, only amplifies his radical legacy.
|
|
Even now she sounds surprised at how defiantly she responded.
|
|
Even now, David talks to him, and Joey talks back.
|
|
"Even now I have that kind of obsession," he added.
|
|
"Even now I don't have hope for myself," she says.
|
|
Even now, we're still paying off the remaining $3,85033 balance.
|
|
Um, I think -- even now words kind of fail me.
|
|
Even now, the diesel scandal continues to corrode Volkswagen's reputation.
|
|
Even now, there are many ways for citizens to act.
|
|
Even now, some survivors replay the disaster in their minds.
|
|
I can't thank them enough for their support, even now.
|
|
Even now, Human Rights Watch regularly faults the Obama administration.
|
|
Even now, some centrist Democrats are worried about the process.
|
|
Even now, because the case is ongoing, the divide persists.
|
|
Even now, as I'm talking to you, with this play.
|
|
To City, what matters, even now, is the Premier League.
|
|
But even now, you can see reminders of it everywhere.
|
|
Even now, I am surprised to be writing those words.
|
|
"Even now a lot of people still don't think it's happening."
|
|
Even now, Fanny says the decision to separate was unbearably hard.
|
|
Even now, the city and its surrounding area rank No. 20083.
|
|
Even now, he has some conservative views and some liberal views.
|
|
The host of AC 360 is full of admiration, even now.
|
|
Although illegal in China, prostitution is difficult to avoid even now.
|
|
And why will it be so hard to curtail even now?
|
|
Even now, we're not sure how predictable all of these are.
|
|
Even now, it takes forever when I'm not in that position.
|
|
"Even now the vultures are starting to circle," one analyst said.
|
|
Even now I have so much admiration and respect she's amazing.
|
|
Even now, it still doesn't have the same offerings as Netflix.
|
|
But even now, it's unclear where those injury figures came from.
|
|
As a sitting president, they're even now starting to cut back.
|
|
Even now, Closed Loop's warehouses are still full of abandoned TVs.
|
|
A case of social bias, however, is eminently conceivable even now.
|
|
It's on Robyn's face even now as she studies the painting.
|
|
Yet even now you cannot come clean about what actually occurred.
|
|
Even now when I think about it, it makes me sick.
|
|
"I don't think I'm fully over it, even now," Kate says.
|
|
Even now, weeks after my experience, I remember it in detail.
|
|
"Even now I don't love him that much," she said, laughing.
|
|
But even now, he's unsparing in his criticism of Hillary Clinton.
|
|
Even now, Earl said she finds herself going back to it.
|
|
Even now, thinking of the findings sends shivers down my spine.
|
|
Even now, watching the clip brings a smile to my face.
|
|
And even now when I'm gone and grown, she's still busy.
|
|
And even now, Lincoln, the homegrown luxury division, continues to struggle.
|
|
It's not photojournalism, but it gets read that way even now.
|
|
Even now, the media don't fare well in the public's eyes.
|
|
Yet even now, immediately after the attack, two lessons are clear.
|
|
Even now, the results, as described by Achen and Bartels, stun.
|
|
Even now, it seems Samsung can't pinpoint what the defect was.
|
|
Even now, he's presenting himself as somebody who can unite America.
|
|
Even now just talking about it, my heart is just broken.
|
|
Even now, GDP is growing by more than 6% a year.
|
|
Small fires are burning even now as the weather remains hot.
|
|
Even now, I still have traumatic flashbacks to that electoral tsunami.
|
|
Even now, Viacom is experiencing turmoil and uncertainty about its future.
|
|
Even now, many continue to work illegally, and suffering the consequences.
|
|
It is unclear, even now, whether he is listening to anyone.
|
|
"She continues to be very hard-working, even now," Palmer said.
|
|
Even now, after 448 pages in two volumes, the deception continues.
|
|
Even now, just speaking these words, I feel like a rebel….
|
|
Even now, it's a 90-minute walk from the nearest village.
|
|
When I return home, even now, Orange County's health is obvious.
|
|
Even now, he only does it in front of black audiences.
|
|
And even now, alligators can still draw a pretty big crowd.
|
|
But even now, there are many challenges to Iranian-American relations.
|
|
But I can see it even now, without the slightest effort.
|
|
The truth is, even now many of us Israelis still don't.
|
|
"Even now the vultures are starting to circle," Ms. Govella said.
|
|
"Even now we are scared to come this side," he said.
|
|
Even now, Hell's Kitchen still kind of has that vibe. Yeah.
|
|
Even now, some remain ambivalent, which may reflect a generational divide.
|
|
Even now, nearly 40 years on, the record remains a thrillride.
|
|
"Our daughters are being tortured in Pakistan even now," he added.
|
|
Even now, the results of the summit meeting are hotly debated.
|
|
And even now, scientists are finding new insights from Turing's legacy.
|
|
I feel ashamed even now, and it happened 16 years ago.
|
|
"Even now we live under a cloud," said Mr. Garratt, 56.
|
|
So many were minted that the supply remains large, even now.
|
|
"I have heartaches even now," she told me, starting to cry.
|
|
LEICESTER, England — Even now, Liverpool's fans will not sing that song.
|
|
He still watches, even now, for that little taste of home.
|
|
Bloodborne is still yielding up its secrets even now, for instance.
|
|
Even now, Duca continues to experience a grotesque amount of harassment.
|
|
Even now, as something inside her mother unspooled, Lila seemed unchanged.
|
|
Some years are just too hard, even now, 14 years later.
|
|
Even now, it continues to send small amounts, Mr. Oh said.
|
|
But it's interesting because even now I have a fan base.
|
|
I mean, even now I don't think it's too far gone.
|
|
Even now, many victims may not be aware they were hit.
|
|
Even now, I think I'm pretty healthy, but not to her standards.
|
|
It does no good to turn away from the mirror, even now.
|
|
"Even now, I hear his voice," said Elvira Nieto to the jury.
|
|
Even now, the movie remains a good snapshot of 1980s Japanese animation.
|
|
Even now, as I go back and read the audiobook, it's surprising.
|
|
Even now, I find myself hesitating every time I type the word.
|
|
After the bagel, we decide that we can call it even now.
|
|
Even now, more money is budgeted for Hebrew schools than Arabic ones.
|
|
Even now, she's working 12-hour days and is on call constantly.
|
|
Now an Avenger, the Mind Stone remains embedded Vision's forehead even now.
|
|
Life could survive there even now, hidden underground, some scientists have said.
|
|
Even now, few Republicans have directly attacked Mr. Trump in television ads.
|
|
The church has a checkered past, even now, with racism, no question.
|
|
A number of other black swans may be heading upriver even now.
|
|
Even now, the FTSE 100 is still above its mid-June lows.
|
|
Even now, the Republican Party is bracing itself for a Trump nomination.
|
|
But even now I'm another $83 in debt to my weekly therapist.
|
|
Even now, I can still see him: The droop of his eyelids.
|
|
Even now, when there's so much digital [content], print still really matters.
|
|
Spicer told reporters that Trump still (even now!) believes that wiretapping happened.
|
|
To his credit, Sanders isn't falling into the same trap even now.
|
|
Some of you, even now, may not know where your towel is.
|
|
Even now, it is having to bail out some provincial pension funds.
|
|
Even now people are like, 'Why didn't you go to her first?
|
|
People did not have power then; even now, we only have some.
|
|
Even now, Contreras can look a little bit rough behind the plate.
|
|
Even now, almost nine years on, that's a difficult sentence to comprehend.
|
|
Bizarrely, though, the Communist Party is even now an underground organisation there.
|
|
Even now, more than a decade later, Hanson remains a proud Trojan.
|
|
Even now, many traffic cops do not have breathalysers in their kit.
|
|
Even now, we lose money on certain gigs we do in England.
|
|
Even now, he's repeatedly refused to listen to the people of Baltimore.
|
|
Even now, Prime Video still doesn't support Chromecast, as Google points out.
|
|
Its internal guidelines even now run to tens of thousands of words.
|
|
"Even now, no one really wants to hear from us," Vitaly said.
|
|
It's flowing even now as revenues break record highs month after month.
|
|
Even now, the ruling might not end the speculation about the case.
|
|
We always have gotten that pushback—and we still do, even now.
|
|
But even now, both editors argued, The Times is not neglecting substance.
|
|
Even now, ValueAct is still in the black on the Valeant investment.
|
|
Even now, its distilled version includes teams in Cincinnati, Chicago and Omaha.
|
|
"Even now," Brescia says, "I'll drive around and memories will pop up."
|
|
Italian soccer is hardly exempt from them – even now, in February, 2016.
|
|
Even now, some professional societies say you should have two separate accounts.
|
|
Even now, it affects "five to 10" of his clients each day.
|
|
Even now, the evil seed of what you've done germinates within you.
|
|
There are people that even now I have these online discussions with.
|
|
Even now, human-rated vehicles won't be ready until 2017 or 2018.
|
|
That's something I tell everyone, even now that we're doing business management.
|
|
Even now, there are brown wines tinted green, orange, or bluish purple.
|
|
Even now, she can still make me feel like a little girl.
|
|
Even now I would still consider myself a little right of center.
|
|
But it's a special show even now, 25 years after it debuted.
|
|
Even now it is unclear whether Mr. Modi ever lived with her.
|
|
But most Alabama voters, even now, haven't actually read the original reports.
|
|
Am I breathing in what could harm me, kill me, even now?
|
|
Am I breathing in what could harm me, kill me, even now?
|
|
Even now, those portraits may seem brash and perhaps a bit unsettling.
|
|
Even now, on the surface, life seems normal in much of Britain.
|
|
Even now, amid all the hoopla, the odds may not be propitious.
|
|
Even now, she's like, 'When are we moving to a new home?
|
|
"Even now I think to myself: at least I can go home."
|
|
Sometimes, even now, people still do not want to know the scores.
|
|
Even now, there is evidence that ISIS militants are active in Syria.
|
|
Recent furnishings and accessories reveal that Victoriana can be relatable even now.
|
|
And even now, they're not sure if administrators will walk it back.
|
|
Yet even now, every move that Starbucks makes reverberates through the industry.
|
|
Even now, as it's readied in the gallery, Kurt considers it unfinished.
|
|
My blood boils at the memories, even now, almost three decades later.
|
|
We still pay for tulips even now and sometimes they get expensive.
|
|
Even now, purchases of anything beyond maize meal is considered a luxury.
|
|
Even now, it's difficult for us to wrap our heads around it.
|
|
Even now, parents of newborns with severe heart defects struggle for care.
|
|
Even now he tried to run four to five kilometers a day.
|
|
Even now, the agencies aren't able to keep up with attrition alone.
|
|
Even now, the Pope is still saying, 'Oh, yes, it's still terrible.
|
|
So my core interest back then and even now is simulation games.
|
|
Even now, however, some accounts are unimpressed - despite the double-digit coupon.
|
|
But this year, reports of swoops are still rolling in even now.
|
|
Even now, though, the change won't roll out globally until next year.
|
|
It's a little twinkle in the back of our minds even now.
|
|
Even now, 15 years later, that night still lingers in my mind.
|
|
Even now, though, cases can get stuck for months in plea negotiations.
|
|
I read it assiduously, and even now I am discovering new nuances.
|
|
Even now, nearly 15 years later, people often ask why I dance.
|
|
Even now, most of the children in the program came by themselves.
|
|
She was my first muse and still is even now, at 82.
|
|
Omaha's music community, at that time and even now, was so influential.
|
|
Even now, Trump isn't getting the warmest welcome in the United Kingdom.
|
|
Like how punk continues to infect every form of art even now.
|
|
A growing number of scientists are even now considering seeking public office themselves.
|
|
Even now that it is available, few men are taking advantage of that.
|
|
Do you feel like, in the karmic balance of things, you're even now?
|
|
Even now, as a 23-year-old woman, I still look very young.
|
|
Even now, one might get a hankering to call some of these numbers.
|
|
But, even now she only has nice things to say about her ex.
|
|
Even now, of course, there's no reason or excuse for committing thought-crime.
|
|
Even now as a proven player, Antetokounmpo's hunger to be elite is evident.
|
|
"Even now I don't understand what's happened," the 33-year-old told reporters.
|
|
Even now, it is only expected to recover a portion of that money.
|
|
Even now, several years after her death, there is debate about how Mrs.
|
|
Even now, what kind of ally is Hillary Clinton to the LGBT community?
|
|
"Even now, right now, I'm thinking, OK, they're somebody else's bones," says Holloway.
|
|
There's so much attempts out there and even now, I'll get contacted daily.
|
|
Even now Mr Pawlowski still lacks permission to build the planned 800 flats.
|
|
And even now, she's still adjusting to the removal of the Home button.
|
|
And even now it belongs to him every time he drinks his milk.
|
|
Even now, at 46, she appreciates her father's attentions as an artistic collaborator.
|
|
Even now, one wonders if the long-term incentive deals are long enough.
|
|
Even now it looks as if the rebels may have broken the siege.
|
|
Even now, however, some accounts are unimpressed - even with a double-digit coupon.
|
|
Even now, Pacquiao says, Duterte often calls after a fight to congratulate him.
|
|
Perhaps, even now, she and Eli are texting about focus groups and slogans.
|
|
Even now they're trying to say that it's over, but we're holding strong.
|
|
Even now that we're in 2017 the brand has yet to slow down.
|
|
Even now, Zuckerberg is still hesitant to infringe upon what advertisers can say.
|
|
He's against gay marriage, even now it is the law of the land.
|
|
Whether Trump records his Oval Office discussions is, even now, an open question.
|
|
But, in any case, there is plenty that Congress can do even now.
|
|
He may continue to do so, even now that his investigation has concluded.
|
|
Even now, measured against similarly structured companies, Apple remains very cheap, Cramer argued.
|
|
"Even now, we have the three, when Hillary has had one," Trump said.
|
|
Our philosophy remains the same even now that we've become a public company.
|
|
Even now, the president relishes reminding audiences of how wrong the pollsters were.
|
|
"They are continually on my mind, all the time, even now," he said.
|
|
Years later, it was still hurtful, and even now as I sit here
|
|
Even now, I love giving blow jobs, but I rarely receive head back.
|
|
It's these tracks that make Napalm Death so engaging and, even now, peerless.
|
|
We were much more physical during that time than we are even now.
|
|
Even now, the management at many American museums doesn't reflect the country's demographics.
|
|
Even now, putting these things down on paper, I am lucid and relaxed.
|
|
You likely possess many of the traits necessary to make it, even now.
|
|
Even now, Congress is still focusing on the economy rather than on survival.
|
|
Even now, these memories feel warm and fuzzy because I was having fun.
|
|
Even now-President Donald Trump campaigned against the carried-interest benefit in 2016.
|
|
But even now, I don't know whether I'd do it all over again.
|
|
You might have thought that such concerns would weigh on markets even now.
|
|
Even now, there's no way all 24 candidates will see the debate stage.
|
|
Actually, for async, even now, next to Tarkovsky for me is Robert Bresson.
|
|
But even now, they keep on saying, 'are you going to come back?
|
|
Even now, highways in the Chinese capital remain quiet compared to mid-January.
|
|
"Seinfeld" fever is still going strong, propelled even now by its wide syndication.
|
|
Even now, she said, his remarks make her feel self-conscious during sex.
|
|
Even now, he said, managers still forced workers to agree to schedule changes.
|
|
But even now, cast into gloom, the place seems poised for a postcard.
|
|
Even now we don't know the full extent of his conflicts of interest.
|
|
Even now, after everything I went through, I don't think badly of Americans.
|
|
Even now, the officers of the civil war continue to rule the country.
|
|
He recalls these days, even now, with a kind of reverence and delight.
|
|
Even now, though, there are school activities in the city on some weekends.
|
|
Even now, 10 years into my career, I am still playing catch up.
|
|
Even now, investigators have not determined the precise motive in the Gebrev case.
|
|
"I am sure that Amazon even now is building it," Mr. Kubica said.
|
|
"Our numbers even now are not that far out of whack," he said.
|
|
Even now, Andrew is unlikely to face any serious consequences for his behavior.
|
|
This was my strategy and what I still strive to do, even now.
|
|
Musicologists may dispute, even now, that it was ever really done at all.
|
|
Even now, Republicans often emphatically state that they want to maintain those protections.
|
|
Even now, amid a record 10-year economic expansion, delinquencies are ticking up.
|
|
Even now her work seems daring and hallucinatory, an antidote to tasteful minimalism.
|
|
Even now, companies like Chevron and Halliburton continue to operate in the country.
|
|
Democracy is even now not too far from its historic peak in popularity.
|
|
Even now, he asks questions that are difficult for his father to hear.
|
|
Even now I often achieve the unconscious Zora of Eatonville before the Hegira.
|
|
Even now, Heidi says she feels the loss of her friendship with Lauren.
|
|
Even now, half a century on, von Däniken says his book is converting people.
|
|
I cry sometimes when I think about it, even now as I write this.
|
|
Even now, about 60 percent of millennials are open to taking a new job.
|
|
Even now there are people who deny it, and don't care about the show.
|
|
Even now she feels exhausted from that time; she has insomnia and avoids crowds.
|
|
Even now as I write this, returning to that mental space, I'm misty-eyed.
|
|
Even now, it is unclear if any of the spear-phishing attempts were successful.
|
|
But even now, it can be difficult to immediately tell which businesses offer them.
|
|
Even now, reckons the UN, nearly 4m people are in need of emergency aid.
|
|
Even now, nearly 15 years after its initial release, it remains an encore staple.
|
|
He stammers and trips over his words trying to form an explanation, even now.
|
|
Even now, Game Freak is creating a game based around the Switch's Bluetooth capabilities.
|
|
"He's honored to put on a Villanova uniform every time, even now," Wright said.
|
|
But something happened that was weird enough for me to remember it, even now.
|
|
Kyle Martino Of course, I fight the fear of loss every day — even now.
|
|
Because I'd developed a hypothesis, one that keeps proving itself even now, years later.
|
|
But even now, the plant's half-million solar mirrors are already visible from space.
|
|
Even now, I feel like all my friend groups exist in their own tribes.
|
|
Even now, nothing turns me on more than when Toni cums inside of me.
|
|
Even now, new communities are being created by linking pain and pro-social feelings.
|
|
Even now, southerners consider themselves more cosmopolitan and northerners as qat-chewing highland tribesmen.
|
|
Murray was having fun while making art, which is practically a sin, even now.
|
|
I've learned that through the years, and even now I'm still trying to learn.
|
|
But UK ministers are even now fighting new EU rules to reduce early deaths.
|
|
Even now, on the border of Colombia and Ecuador, there are these Amazonian Israelites.
|
|
Even now, the network hasn't given us much of anything from the upcoming season.
|
|
Even now, when we arrived (at the Louvre), we were checked and it's secure.
|
|
Even now, at least a 25 percent down payment is required for most mortgages.
|
|
The lyrics are good too even now 15 years later they don't seem bad.
|
|
I think even now, nearly three months down the track, it is still raw.
|
|
But even now, women are more likely to be described as having 'bigger' emotions.
|
|
In fact, it's almost all she tweets about even now, after she's been blocked.
|
|
Even now, with the distance of two weeks, I can't quite parse this moment.
|
|
Nevertheless, Thomas, even now, is still trying to make peace with his own contributions.
|
|
Probably, even now and in this barmy election year, she needn't be overly worried.
|
|
Even now, there are only one or two obscure places to stream it online.
|
|
Such discrimination lingers in our anger-filled veins even now in a progressive era.
|
|
Clinton become president, and possibly does even now with her as a candidate. Mrs.
|
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But scientists then, and even now, said we can do something about climate change.
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Even now, sterilization and IUD coils are still far more prevalent methods than condoms.
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Even now, there is evidence that it's possible to fool the steering wheel sensor.
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Even now, she said, laughing, she does not want them to be marathon runners.
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Even now, his hand on the doorknob, he felt a slight urge to run.
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"Even now, I feel like Bill could just jump out from somewhere," she said.
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But even now, the President has not commented on his favorite social media channel.
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Even now that she's away for college, the girls are all still very close.
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And even now -- five years later -- the aftermath is painful for the Newtown community.
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And even now, privacy campaigners are threatening to take the new agreement to court.
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There is hope, even now, but that hope is couched in decades of futility.
|
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Even now, 14 years later, people still bring up Moneyball when talking to Swisher.
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I guess it's because GAF itself is still very important to me, even now.
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Yet not everyone here seemed certain that Mr. Walker could be beaten, even now.
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"That's something that even now is quite rare in comic books," Mr. Alagbé said.
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Even now, her old friends and acquaintances express some surprise at her presidential run.
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What we see right away is that even now, with all the privatization etc.
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Even now, Malone can recite the routine he and Drummond executed, day after day.
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Even now, decades after Karen Carpenter's death, some people cannot grasp an anorexic's agony.
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Even now they have a certain experience which helps them play the strongest clubs.
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Even now, I can never sleep without a bottle of water beside my bed.
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Even now, the feature is not quite ready to roll out to all users.
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Even now, said Letitia James, who was re-elected as public advocate on Nov.
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I am not sure even now that people appreciate the size of the difference.
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Even now, Puerto Ricans often do not take every precaution to avoid Zika infection.
|
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Even now, she refuses to slap an ideological label on any of her books.
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And it's not clear whether he'd be able to deliver on that even now.
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Even now, there is evidence that the job market has room for further improvement.
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Unaligned strategists argue that, even now, there is a tendency to underestimate Sanders's position.
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But even now, the issue of women in combat roles is still being debated.
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Dan: Even now we're paying $2,000 premiums per month, which is a whole lot.
|
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"If your blood doesn't boil even now, it's not blood but water," they chanted.
|
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Yet even now that it is over, Schweinsteiger betrays not a hint of that.
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Most of us, even now, are just making it up as we go along.
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The couple admits that even now, they don't make time for their personal lives.
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Even now, like I opened a gym in the Bay Area, or a facility.
|
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Even now, along the proposed route, largely deprived of mass transit, there are faster alternatives.
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Even now, with the price of oil depressed, Texas' economic prowess is on full display.
|
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And even now, he trumpets views -- protectionist on trade, uncaring about debt and deficits, etc.
|
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So even now, there is some jockeying among Democrats to define those three little words.
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Sometimes I think it's harder even now than it was at the first early moments.
|
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" Reynolds said he continued to "miss her terribly," adding, "Even now, it's hard on me.
|
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She is in control despite the rejection, a revolutionary move in romantic comedies even now.
|
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Even now, I cannot work a second job, earn freelance income, or become an entrepreneur.
|
|
And even now, sea level rise is putting all those costly Louisiana fixes in doubt.
|
|
Even now, at seventy-one, he teaches five classes a semester at a local university.
|
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Even now, 26 years later, I have tears running down my face reliving it again.
|
|
Even now, when someone passes me the aux cord at a party, I play garage.
|
|
Many couples view the conversation with the parents as a sign of respect, even now.
|
|
You can feel my love even now — know I am with you always, your Mommy.
|
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Even now, cultural narratives tend to define womanhood by its limits, rather than its possibilities.
|
|
Even now, we can edit ourselves to be smoother, kinder, funnier than we really are.
|
|
The oligarchs who feed the rotten politics of Ukraine, even now, he said, must go.
|
|
My friends pay for my slice, so I guess we can call it even now.
|
|
External credit-card transactions are still restricted, so the market is not free even now.
|
|
I'm worried about my family when even now, ISIS members and leaders are still here.
|
|
It's early days but, let's face it, football is a short-term business even now.
|
|
I do belly dancing dancing as well and l'm even now more confident at that.
|
|
Even now, I can't quite believe the rocket I'm looking at is about to fly.
|
|
It's a great place to invest money, even now with the prices that have increased.
|
|
Even now, it's hard to zero in on where my feelings about this treatment fall.
|
|
Even now, just how ZEDEs will work is a matter of argument among their supporters.
|
|
Even now, millions of Greeks face unemployment or low-paid jobs and worsening working conditions.
|
|
Even now, Trump's tweet against the U.N. is mild compared to his many other insults.
|
|
Even now, in 2017, longtime Bethesda exec Pete Hines still remembers that as the source.
|
|
But even now, tag wranglers are skeptical that a machine could take over their tasks.
|
|
She uses these words as a mantra even now whenever she feels she is panicked.
|
|
Even now, details for the reservation line can only be shared through word of mouth.
|
|
Even now my stomach is churning at the thought of... I'm not sure what really.
|
|
Even now, victory for our foes is within their reach — but the north must remember.
|
|
Even now, living guitar legend Carlos Santana is reduced to winking memes and crude samples.
|
|
David Beckham's beach-blond locks from 2003 will probably give you hair-envy even now.
|
|
In other words, arcane loopholes, even now, are allowing credibly accused abusers to operate unfettered.
|
|
But the ambience comes back even now, very vividly, when you put those records on.
|
|
Even now, Smith said, Durant evaluates new dishes before they are added to the menu.
|
|
And even now, do we really know who supplied the money to pay off Daniels?
|
|
Even now, the president said, many Americans were unaware of their country's deadly legacy here.
|
|
But even now, he feels unprepared for the limelight, unqualified to take on his destiny.
|
|
Even now, years will pass before some of the latest crop of buildings welcomes residents.
|
|
He said thinking about his own email exchanges in Washington made him cringe, even now.
|
|
Even now, many moderate Democrats are running on promises to oppose her speakership if elected.
|
|
Even now, hunting and salmon fishing are not hobbies but subsistence for thousands of Alaskans.
|
|
Yet he never gets tired of it, not even now, when his skills have vanished.
|
|
Despite all that, I still loved being here and I still love Detroit even now.
|
|
Even now, I will wear lipstick and mascara but I will not do anything else.
|
|
But even now, there are those who would rather see Arizona follow daylight saving time.
|
|
Even now, nearly two years later, some investors are hesitant to talk about that period.
|
|
Even now, our political debates are shaped by the belief that only workers have value.
|
|
Mr. Ryan, who accepted the job reluctantly, said he feels "very frayed" nerves even now.
|
|
Most Vietnamese during that period, and even now, think of America as pretty much heaven.
|
|
Even now, the life expectancy of a man in these parts hovers just under 70.
|
|
Even now, when I close my eyes, I can still see her pale little face.
|
|
It's enough to make you wonder whether he's capable of resting in peace even now.
|
|
Even now, we regularly log an unthinkable number of hours on FaceTime and the telephone.
|
|
Most people are not primarily political animals, not even now, in the age of Trump.
|
|
Even now, the trade deficit remains slightly higher than it was when Trump took office.
|
|
My friend is an evangelical Christian and is, reluctantly, even now, supporting Donald J. Trump.
|
|
Seems incredible, even now, that this unlikely victory has come to pass, gratifying and humbling.
|
|
Even now, we put a treat in every box and have a giggle with them.
|
|
Even now, I don't think most political commentators have grasped how deep the rot goes.
|
|
Even now, they noted, black Floridians of voting age were disproportionately affected by the ban.
|
|
Even now, financial institutions are prohibited by law from giving information about foreign account holders.
|
|
The next events happened so fast it's hard to imagine even now how we survived.
|
|
Even now, here, he could not conjure a world that did not revolve around him.
|
|
Even now, state and local health departments have a confusing patchwork of requirements for testing.
|
|
" Even now, he said, "I think I'm over stuff, and I'll wake up from nightmares.
|
|
"All those failures, and even now my failures still help me be successful," he said.
|
|
Even now, many malls are stocked with favorites like Auntie Anne's pretzels and Panda Express.
|
|
And even now, they are shocked that the world watched Aleppo die and stood silent.
|
|
Mikayla said that even now she looks at her body and sees 16 stab wounds.
|
|
Even now, she is not yet the dog she is in the process of becoming.
|
|
While Biden led by 13 points in December, he and Sanders are about even now.
|
|
Yet even now, five years on, the economy remains too weak to stomach fiscal tightening.
|
|
Many communist-era officials remain in public positions, wielding political and business influence even now.
|
|
Even now, the congressional response has been like taking an aspirin to treat an epidemic.
|
|
Even now she still finds it difficult: "It's hard and I'm still learning," said Hindriks.
|
|
The truth is that even now I don't fully understand how things got this bad.
|
|
Even now, she hopes that Republicans will reach an agreement with Democrats on immigration reform.
|
|
Even now, Gelernt said, there are 10 parents who advocates haven't been able to reach.
|
|
Even now I have to stop and remind myself I'm not the only one here.
|
|
The hashtag trended nationwide throughout Sunday evening's broadcast, and is continuing to grow even now.
|
|
But even now, I'm surprised at how many women in their 20s flirt with me.
|
|
And we know that even now in 13, we have no guarantee of safe passage.
|
|
I feel that way even now, as I prepare for the end of my life.
|
|
A lot of the why you have to wait even now, 21 years later, ridiculous.
|
|
Even now, all these years later, people see me as a character created by a producer.
|
|
"I was just like, whoa!" says Fadell, who even now gets worked up at the thought.
|
|
Even now, after Franken stepped down, some Democrats feel it was wrong to turn on him.
|
|
She knows what she needs to know — even now, after filming season one — and that's it.
|
|
Even now I think there are probably things the intelligence community does that have stayed secret.
|
|
And while we are behind among women over all, we're ahead among white women even now.
|
|
And besides, what happens if—even now—you don't feel you have anyone to talk to?
|
|
Even now, the U.S. central bank has enacted just two quarter-point hikes since December 2015.
|
|
Even now, the racist persecution of "witches" in the name of Catholicism remains in full effect.
|
|
Are there columnists even now preparing to argue that failure is victory and rejection is triumph?
|
|
Even now, far and asunder from youth, his wisdom still haunts my daily thoughts and practice.
|
|
Moreover, the fact that Homo sapiens retains this DNA even now suggests the protection still applies.
|
|
Even now, my account is home to a dozen-plus moth-balled albums of this kind.
|
|
" "Even now," he added, "I need security waiver for my hearing aids which have Bluetooth connectivity.
|
|
Even now I'll go back and work on it, on those sounds, and it'll be fun.
|
|
Even now, when thousands of children subsist in a city that is toxic, this remains true.
|
|
Even now, some commentators are calling for terrorist suspects to be locked up or electronically tagged.
|
|
Japan long had the world's second largest economy, and even now comes in at number three.
|
|
Late last month, the FDA finally approved the drug -- but it's not without controversy, even now.
|
|
"Even now this house requires a significant amount of maintenance to keep it up," Strand said.
|
|
Even now, the reason behind their return and march south of the Wall remains a mystery.
|
|
Even now, when users may be actively looking for the setting, it's not easy to spot.
|
|
But even now, in 2018, the right to vote is under attack all over the world.
|
|
This netherworld of the not-quite-grownup woman is evident in pink's cultural symbolism even now.
|
|
Local interest in opera has risen; but even now, only around 15% of punters are Omani.
|
|
Five years ago, few products or bug farms existed, and even now the numbers are small.
|
|
Even now, I retreat to my car when I need its restorative impact on my mood.
|
|
Even now, as her material moves on from her mother, the depth of that feeling remains.
|
|
It was the most labour-intensive record, the hardest I've ever worked on anything – even now.
|
|
Even now my colleagues tease and taunt me in the court room, and judges mock me.
|
|
Even now, if someone does fan art, I'll retweet it because I like keeping it alive.
|
|
We know that even now that the hunter gods do not keep each other company often.
|
|
"Even now, nine months on, I can't believe she's actually mine," Laura said to BBC News.
|
|
Even now, I think it's strange AT&T and Verizon haven't come up with something similar.
|
|
Even now, we are fighting against Russian aggression and its attempts to destabilize our sovereign nation.
|
|
Even now, she will reportedly be asked to forfeit only $2023 million in unvested equity awards.
|
|
But on the marijuana front, even now, a return to all-out drug war seems implausible.
|
|
All of that professionalism and proficiency can't keep Trainor from feeling a little nondescript, even now.
|
|
And even now, despite mandatory training sessions featuring cheesy videos, a culture of silence has predominated.
|
|
He finds joy, even now, in ridiculing reports of Russian interference in last year's presidential campaign.
|
|
It was 2015, a simpler time — one that you may be feeling nostalgic for even now.
|
|
Even now, the phrase evokes an instinctual sense of supernatural dread, which was precisely its purpose.
|
|
The delay has caused further speculation and increased criticism about Spain's handling, even now, of doping.
|
|
Even now, as the sport continues to rebuild, it's striving to win back the public's confidence.
|
|
"Even now, these people are all like this, all evading responsibility," he said, his voice choking.
|
|
Back in high school, and even now in college, my teachers acted super antsy around me.
|
|
Even now, medical research continues to expand the list of applicable diseases aspirin can help treat.
|
|
Even now, he said, there are "talks about talks" that could lead to a de-escalation.
|
|
Even now, Familia said he played with his son after games if he was still awake.
|
|
Even now, she is underperforming any recent Democratic candidate among white voters without a college degree.
|
|
"Even now, we always think we're one season away from closing the doors," Mr. Chow said.
|
|
Even now, a significant number of Baltimore county school systems remain vulnerable to the RobbinHood ransomware.
|
|
Even now, less than 3% of venture funds are directed toward female founders, according to PitchBook.
|
|
Anyway, it's important to remember that politics is not all there is in life, even now.
|
|
Based on what we've seen so far, it doesn't seem like Priebus gets it even now.
|
|
Even now, many of us may not realize that money and funding share a common ancestry.
|
|
Even now, I am listening to the River—every citizen's voice layered into a singular stream.
|
|
Top to bottom, Sonic Forces didn't click for me, and even now, I stand by that.
|
|
Even now, "when the funding for a certain project runs out, the work continues," he insists.
|
|
Even now, while working two jobs and freelancing, I remind myself that it could be worse.
|
|
Even now, almost none of them are willing to go on television to defend the president.
|
|
The fact is, there are plenty of reasons to get involved with this market even now.
|
|
Even now, in the comfort of the hotel lobby, Tokarczuk suppressed a shudder at the memory.
|
|
Even now it continues to be found in brake pads and brake linings of heavy trucks.
|
|
At the time, and even now, the mechanics of the shelter-in-place order seemed ambiguous.
|
|
But the reasons for and against war are more complex than I can comprehend, even now.
|
|
Even now he couldn't shake the low-level fear that had followed him across an ocean.
|
|
Even now, it feels like Christmas week, as I'm constantly searching for Scotch tape and scissors.
|
|
She thought she'd be a journalist, and even now she prefers asking questions to answering them.
|
|
Even now that he's 12, she rarely has him out of sight when he is home.
|
|
Even now we don't know if she died in the fire or got away with it.
|
|
Even now, it is not entirely clear what someone would do with one of these robots.
|
|
I don't know why I get choked up thinking about it, even now, two months later.
|
|
I've had people back then and sometimes even now ask me, how could you do this?
|
|
The coronavirus epidemic is no exception, even now that it has become a global health emergency.
|
|
That is because the entire world is aching — yes, even now — to jump into U.S. equities.
|
|
Even now, with the delirium over, I have to say it: My lost house was adorable.
|
|
But if you are a young woman, even now, no one and nothing will guarantee you.
|
|
Even now, some articles critical of China's lagging semiconductor industry have disappeared from the internet there.
|
|
Even now, with stock prices as low as they are, that's just too risky for me.
|
|
That trait, captured in the ubiquitous "Keep Calm and Carry On," steadies the country even now.
|
|
Even now, the psychologists claim that their techniques, which have been banned, caused no lasting damage.
|
|
He said the media landscape is dominated by a liberal elite and, even now, remains unbalanced.
|
|
What is surprising is that after everything that's happened, so many people believe them even now.
|
|
Even now some are still trying to support demand with quantitative easing (QE), ie, buying bonds.
|
|
Even now, despite how much our lives have changed, I feel a certain intimidation around her.
|
|
There's now a distrust of certain media, and even now going in to the social media.
|
|
The Mustang, however, has its own fervent following, even now, 55 years after it was introduced.
|
|
Even now, she still goes back to that park right before big events in her life.
|
|
Most clubs, even now, employ nutritionists only as consultants, visiting a couple of times a week.
|
|
Even now, with 48 seats in the Senate, Democrats have considerable leverage to save popular programs.
|
|
" Time added: "It feels revolutionary, even now, to watch a fat woman love herself so openly.
|
|
Even now, it seems plausible that a qualified scientist working with police could download the data.
|
|
The rude awakening has been a long time coming, and even now has not fully occurred.
|
|
Biden's backing for the war remains a sore point for some on the left even now.
|
|
Even now that she has been gone for nearly a year, our conversations still guide me.
|
|
Even now, Facebook doesn't have a single employee in the country of some 50 million people.
|
|
"Even now, when I sleep, he comes to me in my dreams," Mezher had told me.
|
|
Even now, it's hard to overstate the cultural bias against women assuming more prominent public roles.
|
|
That would move this movement forward at a greater speed than what it is even now.
|
|
One can even now barely recall the names of the others on the stage with him.
|
|
Even now, Becket is involved in a case where speech and religious liberty are almost inseparable.
|
|
Even now, their mothers sound wide-eyed reminiscing about the opulence to which they were exposed.
|
|
Even now, two years after the atrocities, the world has responded with condemnation but scant action.
|
|
And even now that the Court has ruled, no one expects the states to comply voluntarily.
|
|
Yet even now that she is in power, her erstwhile protest movement remains hard to categorize.
|
|
We're a lost group — to me, anyway, even now none of my technological habits seem inevitable.
|
|
Even now, gay life on television is limited — typically it's a side plot or narrative device.
|
|
Even now, Moto's platform lacks any real earth-shattering, must-have accessories that really prove the concept.
|
|
Even now, few if any analysts believe that a no-deal exit is the most likely outcome.
|
|
Even now Luna, shrouded in tattoos, talks like a med student—dotting his sentences with scientific names.
|
|
Even now, as it reaches global popularity, there is still little room for fakers or part-timers.
|
|
Even now we don't feel 100% settled, although we're both out of school and working full-time.
|
|
Even now, I don't want to pour salt on these wounds, and that's a really scary thing.
|
|
Even now, many of them aren't widely known — they are the invisible unicorns of the tech industry.
|
|
Spectacles probably aren't going to make Snap a ton of money, even now that they're available online.
|
|
Their mystical powers could bring luck—it's why gaming tables, even now, are surfaced with green felt.
|
|
"Even now," he said, "I need security clearance for my hearing aids" because they use Bluetooth technology.
|
|
"Even now over the years, people still think we look like brother and sister," she said, laughing.
|
|
So, it stands to reason, the medical drama's core fans remain in that "upscale" category even now.
|
|
" In her memoir, the mother of three admits, "Even now, as a grown woman, we don't talk.
|
|
I also stand with all the women who don't feel that they can speak up, even now.
|
|
And it's still that fact that gets me hard, even now, when I look at a sourdough.
|
|
"We made certain choices that even now our trial users are saying 'I want it,'" Camargo says.
|
|
"Tonya wasn't herself; Gillooly was really tense," Schatz recalls, even now with a sense of wistful excitement.
|
|
It was certainly far better than anything I could have cooked at their ages — or even now.
|
|
Even now, in the midst of this bizarre election cycle, a high-profile rape trial is underway.
|
|
Attitudes are changing, but even now what works for the Indian market is cheese they already know.
|
|
The possibility of Pyongyang being able to strike the U.S. mainland, even now, can't be ruled out.
|
|
Even now, wearables like watches or smart clothes can detect the proto-mirrorworld and interact with it.
|
|
And its competitors are even now trying to find a way to move in on that market.
|
|
Even now, there's no way to launch a poll from Tweetdeck, a feature that's been on Twitter.
|
|
The last woolly mammoth walked the Earth some 4,000 years ago, but even now, they are hunted.
|
|
Even now that it's no longer anonymous, I still feel safe and protected for the most part.
|
|
Even now, writing this article, I'm thinking about the next battle, and what the best strategy is.
|
|
Even now, some 14 years later, McGrath says he can't escape being asked about that particular series.
|
|
Even now, she's physically magnetic on camera – she was the subject of a 2011 documentary, The Look.
|
|
Even now, there are legal maneuvers before Colombia's constitutional court that could hamper implementation of the accords.
|
|
And, even now, it is a daily effort to shuttle kids between activities and after school activities.
|
|
Mood. Even now, 27 years after I first read the book, its moods come back to me.
|
|
"We knew it was coming, and even now it's ... really surreal at this point," Stenback told KITV.
|
|
Even now, with a good while between us and the sea, I am thinking of getting back.
|
|
"Even now, a few weeks later, 50 Muslims were massacred by a white national terrorist," Clinton continued.
|
|
Our uncle was single (and still is single, even now), and had just turned thirty, I think.
|
|
But even now, it's currently the brightest comet in the night sky, and the brightest of 2018.
|
|
" Landavazo says, "[Even now] her friends want to come over and have a sleepovers in her room.
|
|
The comparisons to Screamadelica made more sense than perhaps any other album back then, and even now.
|
|
Even now, in this very moment, we're grateful that you're taking the time to read this article.
|
|
I think today, even now, a lot of conservatives have not come to terms with that problem.
|
|
Yes I said Amtrack Joe Biden who even now is touring the country on a book tour.
|
|
Even now, Ms. Levy says she is nagged by the knowledge that the tests are not foolproof.
|
|
Even now, continued unnecessary regulation keeps mifepristone from being dispensed in pharmacies despite its impeccable safety record.
|
|
Even now, when I'm a bit fed up of albums, I'm still thinking about doing another one.
|
|
Even now, post therapy, I can be an impossible little shit and am seldom taken to task.
|
|
Even now, when you see Rihanna with a Priest shirt on, that's because the shirt looks cool.
|
|
This is such a remarkably emotionally literate and bare for even now in a culture of oversharing.
|
|
Even now—over a decade on from her death of cancer, in 2005—Real's life polarizes opinion.
|
|
It is to be presumed that – even now, two years later – they feel quite bad about it.
|
|
Even now, insurers often initially treat procedures focused on sensuality as almost cosmetic—secondary to functional ones.
|
|
Even now, while I'm writing this, I feel sick to my stomach when I think about it.
|
|
But even now, after visiting dozens of new worlds, I have no idea what exactly Atlas is.
|
|
Even in so-called modern families, women do not enter into temple during menstruation cycle even now.
|
|
For some inexplicable reason, not quite clear to me even now, I tolerated this peculiar, joyless relationship.
|
|
Even now it summons up horror movies about a homicidal dummy, or a homicidal ventriloquist, or both.
|
|
Even now, after countless knockoffs in ads and album-cover art, Ernst's collage novels pack a wallop.
|
|
Even now, they can stir the emotions and the imagination the way they must have ages ago.
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Even now, Mr. Cumaiyi's family says he seems different, morose, confused, possibly suffering from a brain injury.
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But even now, Ms. McDaniel will not say whether she believes the committee's move was a mistake.
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Even now, foreign-made drugs have to clear another hurdle before insurance companies will pay for them.
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They have Zero credibility and are losing a fortune, even now, especially after their massive unfunded liability.
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Even now, like I'm ready to, I'm getting ready to pop a kid out here any day.
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But even now, after almost a century, little is known about why it starts or eventually stops.
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Even now, she's packing up not only the leftover sandwiches but also grapes and cookies and almonds.
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"Even now, the government seems to be thinking about the economy and social stability," Mr. Chen said.
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Even now, a quick Google search for MSG turns up countless pages that ask: is MSG harmful?
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Even now, almost two months from launch, it's still a little buggier than it ought to be.
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Call its phone number even now, and you can press 3 for "Thrift Savings Plan review" information.
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But even now, it has a combination of energy and well-honed familiarity that's rare in Manhattan.
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This has tended to drive both skeptics — there are still a few, even now — and competitors crazy.
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Even now, the Democratic Party is generally strongest in states where organized labor has the most influence.
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"Even now there are only a few select spots for a new design star," Mr. Nash said.
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Astonishingly, even now she refuses to confirm how she herself will vote on either of the issues.
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Even now, four years on, Samaritan's Purse continues to help the people of Liberia rebuild their lives.
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Even now, negotiators are scrambling to make a plan for the possibility of a second Trump term.
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"Because of unique elements like these, I believe even now players can enjoy the game," he says.
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"It was a little less formed then," she said, noting that even now it isn't fully settled.
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Even now I often leave the hospital through another exit so I won't see the new mothers.
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How I wish I had the words, even now, to explain what a gift those years were.
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Even now, I haven't had flour, sugar, or lots of quantities of food for almost seven years.
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You have me so completely cowed that even now I don't stand up for myself around you.
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But even now that her father is dead, some people are still asking questions about what happened.
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Even now, it spotlights just eight issues — and that's counting "immigration" and "pay for the wall" separately.
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I kind of figured there was no reason to go back at 30, even now, at 32.
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Even now, it's a common tradition to have sunflowers at your wedding (and on anniversaries) for good luck.
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"Even now, we don't know if this is permanent," says Al-Khatib, wiping her tears through her niqab.
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And measles in the 0000s (and even now) was everywhere, a routine disease in most of the world.
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Even now, despite denials from administration officials, there's reported talk of bringing it back in a revised form.
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Even now, when I see piles of mail, I swear I can smell the floral pinch of detergent.
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Even now, I think people are sometimes startled by the geographic diversity of a college football team's roster.
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But even now, Facebook can protect our children at the same time as widening its use of encryption.
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Even now, as concrete is finally being poured, it's unclear what exactly Foxconn is building in Mount Pleasant.
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Even now, it's difficult to choose a singular voice that embodied the love-centered music of the era.
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Even now China accounts for the same share, 31%, of brake systems imported to America as Mexico does.
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Each word was an effort and my heart squeezed that even now, she'd bothered with an extra syllable.
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Even now, I struggle with it; sometimes, you can see that my hair is missing in some spots.
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Even now when we play music around the house, I make it a part of their life regimen.
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Even now, long after it has been put away, I still struggle to understand who it is for.
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"Even now, her look has stayed the same," Lydia F. Sellers, her former hairstylist and makeup artist, says.
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"This is a difficult moment for us but even now I am now filled with optimism," she said.
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But even now I think the Europeans -- the Iranians are trying to get the ear of the Europeans.
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Even now, a big advance would still be not much more than the cost of making a record.
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Even now, these executive actions tended (ph) to cause a lot of concern among a lot of people.
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Even now, Russia, China and Syria are suspected of continuing such work under the auspices of defensive research.
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Even now, the team has heard feedback about certain elements, after showing Ruiner off at events like PAX.
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"Even now I have very many people who support me, but they dare not say it," he said.
|
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She's been alone since Season 1; even now, reunited with Bran and Sansa, their life experiences separate them.
|
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Its pointless cruelty, and the sickening desire to capture it, brings a pain to my chest even now.
|
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And even now, years after the heyday of Spice-mania, Baby doesn't always get the credit she deserves.
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A real good idea, and it makes her stop and find a way to breathe again, even now.
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Even now, the thousands of emails that Women on Web receive each month spur her to keep going.
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Yet even now, despite the recent run-up in oil prices, this narrative continues to carry considerable currency.
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You are my people, and even now I am a married man, you are still my people. Anyway.
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She seemed to shiver slightly at the memory, as if trying to shake off the dust even now.
|
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But even now when I see a sealskin coat, I remember this epoch in our lives as refugees.
|
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Even now, with good insurance, her $2,000 deductible prompts her to use her inhaler -- an Advair bronchodilator -- sparingly.
|
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Like Mr. West's "The Life of Pablo," no physical versions exist even now; the album lives solely online.
|
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And even now it makes me go, 'hm,' and I'm trying to figure out when it was great.
|
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Even now, as Salesforce has made major gains in equality, Robbins sees so much more room for progress.
|
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Bigger collisions are possible, however, and it turns out that we ourselves are headed toward one even now.
|
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Even now, many prefer to treat his success as a freak occurrence without precedent in United States history.
|
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And even now, under a barrage of populist taunts from Donald J. Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, Mrs.
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"Even now as I type this email to you, people are still commenting on my post," she said.
|
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Even now, if she called the organization and demanded to speak to Miss Chu, what could she say?
|
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Even now, the opposition is forming up and some have gone so far to announce their opposition already.
|
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Even now, I always feel the most complete as a person when I'm singing a song—mostly metal.
|
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The vast majority of people think this is insanely cool, which is why he remains popular even now.
|
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Even now, as an adult, I still get that emotional rush when the truck pulls onto my block.
|
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But it can also prevent you from taking care of yourself, even now that you can afford to.
|
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Nobody else was on Instagram, as far as I remember, not even [now-Instagram-famous surgeon] Dr. Miami.
|
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Even now with the paintings, no matter how structured they are, the lucid stuff really belongs to drawing.
|
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If we are divided, Trump, the Republicans, even now, when they control the Senate, will roll over us.
|
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Even now, they spend hours at dinner each night, debating the events of the day and the world.
|
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It just clarified the challenges that feminism is really up against — even now, still, in America in 23.
|
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Farming, you'll have sensors out there — they're even now seeing sensors on cows — and sensors communicate with machines.
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I think even now it's difficult, but on the other hand it's also difficult for digital-only publications.
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Even now, with a $215 billion state budget with record-high reserves, that appears unlikely to drastically change.
|
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I guess that night feels so special, even now because of how quickly and radically my outlook changed.
|
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The state's illicit cannabis exports appear to be increasing even now, well into California's second year of legalization.
|
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Even now, there are people getting stuck with huge medical bills because of fears they have the coronavirus.
|
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The real Gucci Mane no doubt is on a desert island even now, drinking lean and reading Shakespeare.
|
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Even now, he said, he rarely goes more than a week or two without thinking about that concert.
|
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Yet, even now, the people of China dare not 'comment inappropriately' about what is in front of them.
|
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Even now, if you look around a restaurant, you'll see smartphones on the tables, waiting to be used.
|
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Even now, this is not how most Americans, including many of Trump's supporters, would wish to see themselves.
|
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Even now, though, St. Louis is one of the country's most segregated cities, according to a 2017 study.
|
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Even now, in the wake of pure democratic defeat, he is the epitome of arrogance, refusing to concede.
|
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Even now, after disbanding my university's chapter of CSFB, I speak about my continual devotion to Bernie Sanders.
|
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She moved to Lima, the capital, and even now dyes her hair different colors to avoid being recognized.
|
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They will be underdogs again, and even now few observers expect them to make the tourney's Final Four.
|
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And even now, as summer slides into fall, groups of skaters convene around town for weekly get-togethers.
|
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A house that even now, as a skeleton, seemed to Alisak as grand and mysterious as a temple.
|
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Even now, there are states where the so-called trans panic defense is still allowed in murder cases.
|
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Yet even now, fewer than half of adults with elevated LDL levels are being treated to reduce it.
|
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Even now it's still the source of everything that ails the city and everything that keeps it going.
|
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Dr. Seuss is worshiped in our house and is a go-to even now in the Tambor family.
|
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"It's not clear even now at what stage the Syrian nuclear reactor was in September [2007]," said Miller.
|
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They had experienced waves of despair and, even now, were skeptical about whether their deliverance was at hand.
|
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Even now I occasionally mumble a few anapests from Theodor Geisel, and can recite "Jabberwocky" in its entirety.
|
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Even now, with a towering new stand and a rabble-rousing manager, Anfield is not what it was.
|
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"And even now, we know that we're not as well-known as some of my competitors," he said.
|
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Even now foreign companies are eager to invest here, despite the political uncertainty that still exists in Washington.
|
|
But, even now, with its granite paving gone and its windows dirty, Mies's upper hall maintained its mystique.
|
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Even now, with my watch visible on my wrist, I sometimes turn the bolt in the wrong direction.
|
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Even now, 50 years after what, yes, must have been a miracle, that glory is tinged with sadness.
|
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Even now, I feel like I'm one misplaced milligram of caffeine away from biting through my own tongue.
|
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Even now, many websites are still trading in the fear-mongering idea that microwaves somehow make food unhealthy.
|
|
"The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn," Mark Twain It still even now feels remarkably contemporary, like rap and hip-hop.
|
|
Even now, it's almost cliché to call Trump's purported efforts to obstruct justice "Nixonian" because it's just so accurate.
|
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What the streets will look like then is anyone's guess, but even now they follow the same citywide trends.
|
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Even now, Sanders is not quite willing to throw mud like a man who actually wants to be president.
|
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Just ask any 15-year-old female Star Wars fan—even now, she can probably recall it from memory.
|
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And it's important to note that, even now, there's no consensus on whether local leaders made the right decision.
|
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Not only were they ahead of their time way back then, they've stayed competitive for decades to even now.
|
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I've never published anything about my personal life, and even now, I am not entirely comfortable with the idea.
|
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Even now, they are still living men (they never died, unlike the wights they resurrect) trapped in monsters' bodies.
|
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"I have no idea what stocks I held in the '90s or the 2000s or even now," Price said.
|
|
For as fast as we did it, it sounds great and the songs feel good to me even now.
|
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But even now, some coastal cities are getting flooded by the highest tides even in the absence of storms.
|
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"Someone mistakenly gave me the keys to the kingdom," she said, her eyes still wide with disbelief even now.
|
|
When I first went into acting, and even now, people will constantly tell me that I don't deserve it.
|
|
Even now, months after Microsoft was declared the winner, Amazon is protesting the decision, putting that award in doubt.
|
|
Even now, we're taking that lesson of hyperawareness with us to enjoy and induce when we're not on drugs.
|
|
By New Year's Day, it had already made more than $214 million — a massive amount of money even now.
|
|
Even now, Miranda's relentless pursuit of Charlotte and Carrie's sexual happiness is the kind of friendship we all need.
|
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That page mentions Tyndall, the gynecologist accused of abusing hundreds of patients, but even now does not mention Kelly.
|
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"It's disturbing that EPA is not taking action here and that even now is hedging its bets," Sussman said.
|
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And the hotel where he worked couldn't benefit even now because it's an area that didn't make the cut.
|
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And the hotel where he worked couldn't benefit even now because it's an area that didn't make the cut.
|
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Even now, George Edwards and Matt Glassman argue that Trump cannot influence fellow partisans on his truly heterodox positions.
|
|
Even now, the Ukrainian truce seems to be unraveling, suggesting that Russia is ready to stir those embers again.
|
|
After complicated medical interventions, he eventually recovered, but even now, he cannot stand to be around smoke or dust.
|
|
But even now, the jury is still out on whether the Motor City can fully recapture its past glory.
|
|
Even now, picturing him, he is post-human, pale and dark and spindly, like a specter or a spider.
|
|
It would be nice to imagine that government aid even now is perfectly results-oriented and transparent and accountable.
|
|
Even now robotic bulldozers and dump trucks were at work trundling more regolith onto the building across the way.
|
|
Yet even now, after $40bn has been invested in it, GMD still has the hallmarks of an immature system.
|
|
Such an outcome is very unlikely: for a start, Theresa May could even now just squeeze her deal through.
|
|
But even now, as we come upon the concoction's 15th anniversary, I'm not alone in my pumpkin spice shame.
|
|
The engineering of radar-evading stealth technology remains challenging even now, decades after the United States first invented it.
|
|
But even now, Lovato continues to fight the voice in her head that says her body isn't good enough.
|
|
And even now, it's the only character I've ever played in my life that was that close to me.
|
|
"When the bomb exploded I inhaled the poisonous air which I am still smelling even now," said one witness.
|
|
I was unaware of what was going on, and even now it's hard to figure out what really happened.
|
|
Even now I send her emails: Thanks for pushing me and inspiring me to follow my dreams of acting.
|
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Even now, 45 years after it was first published, Mr Caro is counting the words that were cut out.
|
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Some of the most destructive and tragic wildfires to hit California in the state's history are burning even now.
|
|
"Irish culture has the sacred feminine underlying it all the time, even now in the Catholic church," Roberts says.
|
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Levin believes that the operation's proven capacity to "give people back their dignity" makes hand transplants justified even now.
|
|
"... Even now we have not sat down and said, 'Let us talk to you about that,&apos" said McFadden.
|
|
Even now, long after the U.S. rollout of EMV cards, some merchants still require customers to use the magstripe.
|
|
Even now, with the decline clearly visible on the charts, more than 20 million people play the game daily.
|
|
" James continued, "Some artists from this era—and even now—will tell you what's expected of a Black artist.
|
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Even now if you ask, they'll be like, 'Oh, I heard this summer you were gonna go transfer somewhere.
|
|
I just can't imagine even now that someone in the Russian military will use the same pleasure attack Americans.
|
|
And even now when you listen to the Republicans who are vying for their nomination, it's the same thing.
|
|
It showed that, even now, dialogue can build the bipartisan foundations of effective policies so vital for national security.
|
|
Even now, as founder and CEO of cybersecurity firm Herjavec Group, he says he still has to be adaptable.
|
|
"Even now, like the way that we've both stuck in our hometowns," Sheeran said of Eminem, who's from Detroit.
|
|
But even now, with Republicans controlling both houses of Congress and the presidency, it could be a bad move.
|
|
Even now, every wave of red-blooded American backlash seems to drag the message back to where it began.
|
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Even now, in a united Germany, Richard's academic pension is smaller than that of his retired West German colleagues.
|
|
But even now, says Ross, a long-term chart of Chipotle is signaling that even tougher times are ahead.
|
|
It frequently hires federal lawmakers after they leave office, and even now politicians often defend coal in patriotic terms.
|
|
Even now, Senate tensions remain high and could again erupt if an unplanned vacancy emerges on the Supreme Court.
|
|
Even now, more than four centuries later, the unsettling that the play provokes remains a beautiful and disturbing experience.
|
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"Even now knowing what he says," he said, "when I listen to it, I still hear it my way."
|
|
Even now, conservatives rejoice at the Trump administration's efforts to shrink and reform an out-of-touch administrative state.
|
|
But even now, very few have questioned the story that set her on this path in the first place.
|
|
By revisiting them, the ad also reminds voters of Mr. Trump's failure to unite Republicans behind him, even now.
|
|
Even now, there are signs of magma refilling in Kilauea's East Rift Zone, though not near this year's vents.
|
|
Even now, the only a minority of Republican senators have said that Moore is unfit to be their colleague.
|
|
In her heyday she embodied a type that even now doesn't seem available to most young women: the weirdo.
|
|
That a genuine friendship between them evolved seems a little strange to Mr. Winterhalt and Mr. Carels, even now.
|
|
Even now, I can't imagine that Trump wants to be president and deal with all the headaches of governing.
|
|
But even now, in the era of #MeToo, conservatives are doing backflips to justify their continued support of Kavanaugh.
|
|
Even now it's still not clear what legal basis is being claimed for the data to be being passed.
|
|
And it is this navigation between dream and reality which makes disco so thrilling even now, and so important.
|
|
Even now, millions of Overwatch, Counter-Strike, and League of Legends players can get by without a discrete GPU.
|
|
But even now, two years on, washed-out roads, particularly in Puerto Rico's central highlands, are still being rebuilt.
|
|
With questions still raging -- even now -- about what transpired in the first meeting in Helsinki, Finland, reaction was scathing.
|
|
Even now I'm the kind of person who goes to a show and assumes that nobody will remember me.
|
|
And there is little evidence, even now, that the Trump administration is taking the reality of Covid-19 seriously.
|
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Yet prices have remained volatile, and even now Brent is 8% below its peak for the year (see chart).
|
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Even now, one of the male reporters interviewed for the documentary seems entirely too comfortable with his past coverage.
|
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There are also smaller, or even now nonexistent, groups that have split off from the main branch over time.
|
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I hope with every view some iteration of you gets to feel that sweet, light, and right, even now.
|
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Even now in Norwich, recreational teams don't make cuts, affording every youngster the chance to participate in different sports.
|
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It was never a good experience, and I wonder even now what I could have done to avoid it.
|
|
"There are a lot of applications and contracts even now that are being built inefficiently," Buterin told Bitcoin Magazine .
|
|
Even now, Gazans are undermining their own cause by resorting to violence, rather than keeping their protests strictly peaceful.
|
|
Even now, the European Union climate fund will not pay for nuclear power despite its safe use across France.
|
|
Even now, despite solid American support for the South, North Korea is able to pressure Seoul into selective censorship.
|
|
And even now, you know, a skull and crossbones could be, like, the sign for a pirate theme park.
|
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Even now, nursing homes can turn a profit with lower occupancy by attracting more patients for short-term rehab.
|
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Even now, some clinics in the United States and elsewhere offer unproven stem cell therapies, sometimes with disastrous consequences.
|
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Even now in their 30s, they have a physio traveling with them, and it's the federation who is paying.
|
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He suggested that even now he looks as good as he did in 1967, and sounds nearly the same.
|
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Even now, as a part-time outfielder for the Miami Marlins, he approaches every day as he always has.
|
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Even now, no woman who worked through a recruiter would speak for attribution for fear of losing her job.
|
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Even now, the events in "Little House on the Prairie" seem as real to me as my own experiences.
|
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The uncompleted arc of her talent makes her a perennial artist's artist, consulted by young abstract painters even now.
|
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"There&aposs something almost Elizabethan about it — it also represents protection, as even now Sansa continues to armor herself."
|
|
Even now, with the Clippers vying for playoff position, he is trying to regain his feel for the game.
|
|
Even now, Merlin Olsen stars on "Little House on the Prairie," just as he did while he was playing.
|
|
But even now, in retirement at age 88, the blackface stories from Virginia and elsewhere are giving me angst.
|
|
Even now, privacy and security experts from different companies are debating compliance issues over private messaging channels like Slack.
|
|
And even now, as June is superficially "free," the series is hammering home just how little that even matters.
|
|
Even now, the government provides Foxconn with tons of support, tax incentives, and subsidies to keep production in Zhengzhou.
|
|
But there appears to be a much larger majority that, even now, doesn't want to bother lifting a finger.
|
|
And even now, "sickened" by Trump did not necessarily mean he would revoke his endorsement of his party's presidential candidate.
|
|
Even now after the Olympics, I still use stars as a guide, knowing I'll get there one way or another.
|
|
Yet, he gave them a reprieve, even now as he turns around and slaps tariffs on China for other goods.
|
|
Even now I'll go to the club and I'll say, hit me up on Facebook if you want a booking.
|
|
Even now, when I see the movies that my mother watches back home, it's still pretty much 100% true today.
|
|
But even now that developers have a wide range of democratizing tools at their disposal, hardware is, as ever, hard.
|
|
Even now, more than three months after his return home, Jeb is still scared of strange men, his owners say.
|
|
The bad jokes about "explosive Samsung news" haven't subsided even now, half a year after the Note 7 was recalled.
|
|
Even now, his family watches every penny: his wife recently took a waitressing job to help pay for a car.
|
|
Even now with around 200,33 Teslas on the road, a lot of owners are reporting long waits at Supercharger stations.
|
|
Even now—though it is reported Mr Clinton's philandering never ended—friends of the couple convincingly describe their mutual affection.
|
|
Even now, the request for an investigation comes amid a fear of visa fraud allowing terrorists to enter the country.
|
|
However, recent history has shown that's no longer true, even now that the world is swimming in negative-yielding debt.
|
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" The statement continues: "The Fulton County District attorney's office even now continues to suggest that there is an ongoing investigation.
|
|
Even now, in retrospect, there's a lot of debate about exactly which monetary policies were most effective and the like.
|
|
What's surprising, though, is that even now, her understanding of a concept like being self-made still seems so limited.
|
|
And, from the back at least, I think it even now roughly resembles the nearly $2 million Porsche 33 Spyder.
|
|
And even now, my social media is either a showcase for my photography, or just sort of a joke toilet.
|
|
And even now there is that fine line between whether I should show a job that I'm on or not.
|
|
Even now, I still catch myself freezing in my chair like a cornered animal when I feel overwhelmed at work.
|
|
Even now, at 35 years of age, he's doing his understated bit to aid Brighton & Hove Albion's Championship promotion push.
|
|
Even now, I believe support isn't truly available; the people who study and treat trauma haven't gone through it themselves.
|
|
A future president of China may well, even now, be following in Sun's footsteps: packing her bags to study abroad.
|
|
And even now, seven years after it launched, Lyft subsidizes rides to attract passengers and offers bonuses to enlist drivers.
|
|
So this is something where we're even now just beginning to understand what happened in 2016, for example, around this.
|
|
Google Maps utilizes Google's own traffic and mapping data, which you might trust a bit more than Apple's — even now.
|
|
"Even now, Spectrum-Time Warner Cable continues to offer internet speeds that we found they cannot reliably deliver," said Schneiderman.
|
|
Even now, men who were abused have the feeling like they're the only ones, even if they cognitively know differently.
|
|
Even now, the flooding has knocked out power and cut off access to thousands of people that need urgent help.
|
|
Freud's spearheading work is barely 100 years old, and even now that's considered to be more like literature than science.
|
|
From there, it went to Espinosa's Soundcloud page, where it remains even now, somehow untouched — so far — by copyright strikes.
|
|
Even now, Park employs only one other person and relies on the help of volunteers to keep Asian Man running.
|
|
Even now, more than a year after the attack's calamitous spread, cybersecurity experts still argue over the mysteries of NotPetya.
|
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"Even now, the craze in the UK is afropop; everyone's on that hype," Jvck says, a smile in his voice.
|
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Even now, they must only inform new workers of the possible impact on Social Security benefits earned in other jobs.
|
|
Even now, we can send texts of ourselves as talking unicorns but we know surprisingly little about how bodies work.
|
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Rajaram Navle, a farmer from a neighboring village, said even now Modi's government was not paying heed to farmers' concerns.
|
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Rajaram Navle, a farmer from a neighbouring village, said even now Modi's government was not paying heed to farmers' concerns.
|
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It's been almost 20 years since Titanic was released, and even now the film still prompts a lot of discussion.
|
|
He's even offering a meet and greet -- yes, even now -- which will cost fans about $355, if they're so inclined.
|
|
Even now, the opening riff of "Who Do You Think You Are" conjures up an almost irrepressible feeling of invincibility.
|
|
Even now, when he looks in the mirror and sees the scar, Greenfield sometimes feels like he's that child again.
|
|
Even now, he and the Badgers appear to have the sort of mix that makes a deep tournament run possible.
|
|
Even now, as I go through another period of darkness, I find the process of writing this column redemptive somehow.
|
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Some even now are entering bankruptcy proceedings, while others are emerging into a more favorable, if not robust, price environment.
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And, even now, while smartphones and tablets are great for lots of things they are not great for sustained writing.
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"But as you saw throughout the entire campaign, and even now, the fake news doesn't tell the truth," he continued.
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The history of lynching continues to fuel controversies even now, most recently emerging in Mississippi's Senate race, when incumbent Sen.
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But, even now, one day on, there's one line — just two words, actually — that I cannot shake from my mind.
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Even now, conservatives continue to ask me if I'm serious — mostly, I suspect, because they're wrestling with their own consciences.
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Even now that the child was two, when she slept, she checked to make sure that she was still breathing.
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Even now, in the twilight of the school year, new students are still arriving, one as recently as mid-May.
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Even now, it continues to fight to preserve its territorial integrity and keep eastern Ukraine from falling into Russian hands.
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Even now, I still catch myself freezing in my chair like a cornered animal when I feel overwhelmed at work.
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Still, even now that swimming has wrapped, "transportation remains an issue" across many methods of conveyance, Mr. Andrada said Tuesday.
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Even now, though, Bezos's $2 billion is a meager amount of money relative to the giving plans of other billionaires.
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Even now many are dismissive and disrespectful of struggling Americans; they are viewed as "collateral damage" in a globalized world.
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Even now, as he discusses everything he's been able to accomplish because of his work with Perón, he seems incredulous.
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Even now, after spending three years on it, its hard for me to believe that much of it is true.
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Even now, the thing is looking mighty tempting with the long days of CES coverage looming just over the horizon.
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Even now, campaign talks come right after our conversations about whose turn it is to give the kids a bath.
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There are times when (even now that the work is more than 30 years old) it seems to reinvent pointwork.
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And even now, she has a very French way of keeping track of precisely what she does and doesn't like.
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As we talked I could tell that even now, 50 years later, he would happily get back in the cockpit.
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Even now, Apertura finds that clubs have a "specific idea" of the type of player they might find in Asia.
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Even now in its third season, it pushes its characters to the edge, then sends them free-falling right over.
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That continues even now, with songs like "Overthrown" sounding like if Judas Priest dropped acid when writing Screaming for Vengeance.
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But even now, he says, the data indicate that "it is a very good idea not to sit all day."
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Even now, it added, the approach taken by United Nations agencies in Myanmar "displays few signs of any lessons learned."
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And yet even now, with Republicans in charge of the federal government, conservatives still refuse the slightest gesture at compromise.
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Having covered the conflict, I can't help but view the people and the landscape through the wartime prism even now.
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Their research has found that it affects one in five people, yet even now many never receive a formal diagnosis.
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Many trade associations even now give to members of both parties in Congress and steer clear of supporting presidential candidates.
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Well, fire-and-forget got him to the White House, so why would he stop believing in it, even now?
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Even now, after so much success, Mr. Parsons said he was quick to quit a strategy that did not work.
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"Even now, our estimates of the population size of marine mammals are plus or minus fifty per cent," he said.
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Even now, the keepers of the Royal Archives would prefer that the physical details of Victoria's death not be published.
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"Even now, while we're seeing short-term additional demand, other clients are changing or canceling their travel plans," he said.
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Even now, less than a month later, I can't remember which exact combo of these items I wore that day.
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Oh's response had been annoyance: Even now, with the entire world watching, the company was still working out its bugs?
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Even now, thousands of old charging devices sit in the junk drawer of homes all over the world, collecting dust.
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Fifth, the people of Yemen will eliminate and outlaw from its territory the terrorist threat that even now we see.
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But even now, for many men, admitting that you're unable to work with your hands can be embarrassing, even emasculating.
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Even now, I'm not sure sociology has paused to recognize the seismic effect of those video stores on the culture.
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Even now, you often hear about how dance is "ephemeral"—the butterfly of one summer, the flower of an hour.
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I couldn't articulate it then (and even now, I struggle to do so), but I certainly could feel Morrison's words.
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Even now, the cost of wind energy, and in many places solar energy, is lower than gas, coal and nuclear.
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But even now, an hour before midnight, the work has not ended; heavy construction clangs out over the car park.
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So that's something that even now we're working to begin conversations around those kinds of things, I think that's important.
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And I looked at him as an old man — but I don't see myself as an old man, even now.
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Even now that they'll give him the life sentence they think he deserves, it's not going to change anything here.
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The sea ice, which even now covers 5.2 million square miles of ocean, naturally waxes and wanes with the seasons.
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I stand by that, even now, because I still think it offers the highest concentration of must-play console exclusives.
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But even now, with her life under control for several years, she is wary of being judged and scorned by others.
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Even now, nine years after Bushra arrived in the United States, she is still challenged by some aspects of American life.
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That time has decreased as she's gotten older and more efficient, but even now she eats around two hours a day.
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Even now, with Donald Trump as our president-elect, I'm committed to my decision to dress modestly, including wearing a headscarf.
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I was nine, and so were my friends at school, and even now I could go on and on like this.
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Even now, coastal communities in the U.S. are spending billions of dollars fighting tidal flooding, while Congress looks the other way.
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Even now, the right-wing, anti-immigrant groups Pegida and Alternativ fur Deuschland are organizing rallies, though substantial rather than huge.
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Because even now, more than 50 years later, it's as exciting, outrageous, and thrilling as when Godzilla first hit the screen.
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There's no bigger project in video game development, even now, as the sun is sets on the age of the MMO.
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He really was a part of why I do what I do, even now as a comedian and a comedic actor.
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In the slideshow ahead, we've gathered some options to get you ready for a chic fall (or even now...hello AC).
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Even now, as a professional adult and mother of a toddler, the pressure to wear just the right thing feels overwhelming.
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And then the other word is merda, which is still used to refer to excrement, even now in French, Spanish, Italian.
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It is hard, even now, for people to imagine any Muslims who are not people who came here from another country.
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Even now, perhaps a fifth of his residents are "uncomfortable" with refugees: he works hard to deal with concerns and rumours.
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Every day at 4 o'clock, which even now is when I really get going, the woman below us would start cooking.
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"In some ways tonight was a horrible, painful reminder of the power a man like Weinstein holds even now," Stuckless wrote.
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"Even now, all these years later, Chuck is still defined by the humility that shaped him as a soldier," he said.
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Since then, it's been the site of several digs and even now keeps turning out new artifacts from the sea floor.
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Even now, Hurricane Harvey could blow itself out and women at work once again be assailed by all the old abuses.
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That Donald line will live on in tough times, naturally, a reassurance from Phife, even now, that he's got our back.
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"Even now, in her hospital bed – thin and hurting – her eyes light up whenever she talks about her faith," says Rory.
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Much of the American right has eagerly followed him into the breach and is even now pushing him to go further.
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The school even now has a hearing assistive system and teachers have undergone training to incorporate sign language into their classrooms.
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Even now, as Iraqi forces and their allies launch a major offensive to reclaim Mosul, the prospects of returning appear bleak.
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"I left my scarf there at your sister's house, and you still got it in your drawer even now," Swift sings.
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Even now, six months after the disaster, over 19503,000 have no electricity and San Juan is prone to daylong power cuts.
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Even now, they suspect that these samples that we've been holding on to for decades could have more secrets to reveal.
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And even now, years later, it's impossible for me to think about what the music scene will be like without him.
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But even now, as the majority of people see his comments as obscene, repulsive and inexcusable, survivors face a huge problem.
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"Even now, the remaining clinics cannot keep up with current patient demand," said Vicki Saporta, president of the National Abortion Federation.
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Even now, nearly 24 hours after publishing, neither Justice nor the FBI has gone on the record to deny that fact.
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Even now, it will likely take a Williams technician visiting the car again to get the computer systems ready to run.
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Even now, three years later, it's the greatest thing to happen to me while he was here and after he passed.
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But even now, scientists aren't sure how Zika causes these abnormalities or when an infection is likely to lead to microcephaly.
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