But its platform explicitly addresses these issues as ones that must be confronted explicitly.
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Business Insider did notice two tweets that were explicitly racist, but none that were explicitly sexist or derogatory of his looks.
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At dinner, we wondered why we couldn't have both: explicitly lesbian spaces that also explicitly love, and welcome, trans and gender-nonconforming people.
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There isn't any part of Danny's background, other than the way the character was originally drawn, that makes him explicitly white or explicitly not-Asian.
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Judge Stanton seems to rest his decision on the fact that fractional licensing is not explicitly mentioned or otherwise explicitly covered under the consent decrees.
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A total of 48 states explicitly allowed minors to obtain CPOs, but only 14 explicitly allowed minors to file for the CPO on their own behalf.
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Mathematicians had figured that both numbers (and any numbers other than those explicitly forbidden) should have a solution, but there isn't a proof explicitly saying so.
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While it says that we shouldn't make any assumptions that are not explicitly stated in the Constitution, this assumption itself is not explicitly stated in the Constitution.
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Several Democrats explicitly back expanding access to naloxone, and fewer explicitly support more needle exchanges, where people can pick up sterile syringes to avoid needle-based infections.
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Biden's 2020 presidential bid explicitly front-loads Trump and his aberrant behavior, casting the former VP's aspirations in explicitly restorationist terms — Biden will fix what Trump broke.
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The genre needs explicitly queer-affirming artists because it has been explicitly anti-queer in the recent past, and much of it continues to be anti-queer today.
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The court is unlikely to uphold baby bonds or housing programs explicitly for African-Americans, even to remedy disparities created when many government benefits were explicitly for whites.
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It's very explicitly racist, very explicitly, um, [genocidal] and includes — [it] is a thousand times more violent and hateful than anything that a mainstream movie would come out [with].
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Most said that they demand that app makers explicitly state that they require app developers to explicitly state that they are collecting and sending data to third-party firms.
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These organizations explicitly bill themselves as counterpoints to the older, more stolidly pro-Israel Jewish groups like AIPAC, with mission statements that are explicitly critical of Israel's treatment of the Palestinians.
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Since his death, Rashad's proteges like DJ Taye and DJ Earl have more explicitly pulled at the genre's connective tissue, marrying it both more explicitly with rap and more experimental electronic forms.
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House passes bill to explicitly ban insider trading: The House on Thursday passed a bill to explicitly ban making financial trades based on confidential information, a process commonly known as insider trading.
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Many artists report that vandals often explicitly target their work.
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HENNINGER: And 212 percent of it was explicitly about Russia.
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You see this very explicitly in the Poway shooter's manifesto.
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So you end up saying it without saying it explicitly.
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But Republicans across the country are explicitly rejecting election outcomes.
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In his letter, Buffett did not explicitly note the reports.
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Much of the drive explicitly targets a neglected audience: women.
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This also plays into how explicitly Anderson's characters often work.
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The constitution, after all, explicitly endorses laws to limit dynasticism.
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But the Supreme Court explicitly isn't addressing these arguments yet.
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In total, 249 records were explicitly about electric scooter injuries.
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But she did not explicitly name Weinstein as her attacker.
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During the campaign Mr Trump has explicitly encouraged such thinking.
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As with the the book, race is never explicitly addressed.
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Clinton, meanwhile, has explicitly disputed this economic view of racism.
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Sunkara very explicitly does not want to take a line.
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If Noah was more explicitly inspired by Biblical verses, mother!
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Mr Adger does not explicitly defend either of these claims.
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Local laws do not explicitly ban public discussion of independence.
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But the decision explicitly reaffirmed the constitutionality of disclosure laws.
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The Fireman is very explicitly an updating of The Stand.
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Delete does this without explicitly stating what these additions do.
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It's not about having to work hard, Jeff explicitly says.
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The report never explicitly says how much the patterns cost.
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Some alliances are explicitly aimed at preparing for the future.
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Trump has never explicitly called for "abandoning" America's closest allies.
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The right to repair is explicitly built into the agreement.
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Do you ever feel a desire to be explicitly political?
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Mansfield quite explicitly tried to mimic Monroe's mannerisms and style.
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But you very explicitly do not call him a fascist.
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It didn't explicitly mention either Trump or the new policy.
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The law does not explicitly ban homosexual acts between women.
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The film even explicitly references some past expanded universe works.
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If that's not explicitly gay, I don't know what is.
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Explicitly hired to help investigate Trump and Russia related subjects.
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Harris explicitly called on the FCC to investigate the issue.
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We ourselves have explicitly doubled down on international business development.
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The Crucible is an explicitly historical play in two ways.
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They really capitalized that, and very explicitly tested a hypothesis.
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" It didn't explicitly answer the question of, "Do you care?
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Indeed, it is never explicitly referred to at any point.
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But it didn't explicitly say resettlement agencies don't count, either.
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It also explicitly accuses them of engaging in election interference.
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In fact, it's been run through this explicitly partisan process.
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I was told explicitly to make the news like ESPN.
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Obama never explicitly endorsed a candidate in the DNC race.
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But Spicer didn't explicitly say that the reports were wrong.
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Your boss explicitly approved your request for a long lunch.
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No. And it's explicitly designed right now as an intervention.
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It's uncouth to go up without explicitly thanking the Academy.
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Like Alien: Isolation, it could complement rather than explicitly adapt.
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Though the phones aren't explicitly referred to by name, support.google.
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" But he quickly added: "Did she that explicitly say so?
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Modern presidents probably aren't so explicitly transactional about the practice.
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Did Congress explicitly disestablish the Creek reservation at any point?
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Katlego: There is nothing that explicitly says this is wrong.
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Samsung is not explicitly saying it's looking into battery issues.
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It's a rare feat for such an explicitly political song.
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Meanwhile, vigilante groups explicitly work to worsen the robots' existence.
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It would be nice if he had acknowledged this explicitly.
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Seven states explicitly allow discrimination in adoptions and foster care.
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Voter ID mandates are not explicitly canceled with Collins's ruling.
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None of this ties explicitly back to the comics But!
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Investigative powers were not explicitly written into the agency's code.
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The artist's new photographs are more explicitly autobiographical than ever.
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Kavanaugh didn't explicitly say that he himself was drinking legally.
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Again, people like Bannon and Breitbart will express that explicitly.
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But Trump still has not done so directly or explicitly.
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Yes, we do have another podcast explicitly for that topic.
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Abortion was first explicitly addressed on television in two documentaries.
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Gunna explicitly modeled himself as a slimey successor to Thug.
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You do one of them and explicitly not the other!
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Characters explicitly say this to him and, by extension, us.
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Almost nobody wants to join an explicitly political social network.
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The buzzword is not explicitly mentioned in the government's whitepaper.
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Their connections are perhaps more implicitly rendered than explicitly exposed.
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But the memo didn't explicitly call for action, experts noted.
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According to Simpson, financial statements don't explicitly "show Russian involvement."
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Ryan has declined to explicitly endorse or oppose the legislation.
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Unlike American, JetBlue explicitly cited passenger uncertainty becaues of coronavirus.
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Sometimes, it appears you'll be explicitly directed to certain sites.
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"Here, Secretary Nielsen explicitly considered the reliance interests," Francisco said.
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Some support abortion rights, while one is explicitly against them.
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In North Dakota, a new law explicitly bans gag orders.
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Indeed, in his order, Jones pointed explicitly to this ruling.
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Let them shut such efforts down, and do so explicitly.
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Only 5 percent of Republican state legislators explicitly endorsed Trump.
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These tactics are explicitly intended to clamp down on dissent.
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We need to explicitly train our organizations about unconscious bias.
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Actually, the $1.6 billion was explicitly not for a Wall.
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Agents were explicitly directed to spy on and undermine McGowan.
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"Gary," which is explicitly revolutionary, is set in ancient Rome.
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But his announcement did not explicitly address victims or abuses.
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This time around the menace seems even more explicitly vegetal.
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These tactics are not explicitly promoted by the companies themselves.
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Don't be shy — ask explicitly for a video call upfront.
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You never explicitly say we should get paid for it.
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Worth noting: Cooper's statement never explicitly mentions Bolton by name.
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But some solos deal more explicitly with solitude than others.
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Q: In recent statements, the PBOC has explicitly targeted bitcoin.
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After an outcry, Trump explicitly endorsed NATO's mutual defense clause.
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They stop short of explicitly saying that they are afraid.
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Many of these kinds of bodies are being explicitly targeted.
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All these channels provide explicitly progressive or leftist commentary streams.
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But so far, no Republicans have explicitly backed Democrats' demands.
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They exist explicitly within the world they observe and record.
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But the Republicans stopped short of explicitly criticizing Mr. Trump.
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The law does not explicitly require him to do so.
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Without explicitly coming out for BRAC, recent comments by Sen.
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These questions are not explicitly broached in the wall text.
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Mr. Küster gleefully mentioned, though never explicitly endorsed, the threats.
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Mr. Küster gleefully mentioned, though never explicitly endorsed, the threats.
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Gambling on sports became explicitly legal in Nevada in 1949.
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The best acknowledgments cop to insecurity explicitly, not by accident.
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These aren't things agents are explicitly prohibited from doing, either.
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But there is also a department devoted explicitly to investigations.
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This isn't my spin — it was her explicitly stated rationale.
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That which is not explicitly forbidden by law is allowed.
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These two were actually the series' first explicitly gendered Pokémon.
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Inferno doesn't explicitly attack the Catholic Church in any manner.
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And he does that again with Muir, even more explicitly.
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Seven Democrats haven't explicitly said how they'll vote, but Sen.
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It'll do this without asking, or even explicitly notifying you.
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Let me say clearly and explicitly that I am very sorry.
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Instead, it was incumbent upon Congress to explicitly curtail their sovereignty.
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"Cardi don't need more press," she explicitly raps in the song.
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The announcement does not explicitly name Libra or any other cryptocurrency.
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The bill explicitly says states can't vary premiums based on gender.
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Instead, the charges describe a vast, organized, and explicitly illegal conspiracy.
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At least, not without explicitly informing them that they're doing so.
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Pfizer explicitly said the 2016 rule change scrapped the merger plans.
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However, pet food is explicitly prohibited from containing pentobarbital-tainted meat.
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Sanders did not explicitly name CNN in particular during those remarks.
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The shooter explicitly said that he wanted to kill all Jews.
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Marijuana is not explicitly mentioned in the Global Call to Action.
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I don't know if I ever explicitly said it wasn't funny.
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A third option is to force a user to choose explicitly.
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So far, Congress has not explicitly signed off on that spending.
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This suggests Republican congressmen are free to explicitly bash Mr Trump.
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The revelations, outlined explicitly by Amazon in a letter to Sen.
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Their rewards are similar to, if less explicitly sexual than, Burgher's.
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Eric Yearwood: Concerning my knowledge, I cannot speak to that explicitly.
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In August, the LDS church issued a statement explicitly condemning extremism.
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I explicitly tell my family, friends, and clients about my retreat.
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Some Cubist works were explicitly political in content, not just form.
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But the High Court explicitly rejected this line in its judgment.
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This update makes it explicitly clear what is and isn't allowed.
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They explicitly cited federal-court removal in refusing to accept service.
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" He explicitly states his plan to sue "all of these liars.
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Even black folks who don't explicitly articulate this intuitively understand it.
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In the interview, Fisher was not explicitly asked about his sexuality.
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To make art that was explicitly about it would look exploitative.
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They are often explicitly sold on the notion of enduring relevance.
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The streaming service providers' terms of service explicitly prohibit this behavior.
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No, they explicitly demand that you do not send them back.
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Yet the government has not explicitly used the incendiary word "selection".
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Worth noting: Special counsel Robert Mueller explicitly did not exonerate Trump.
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It must pose questions explicitly and offer practical solutions and implementations.
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After all, Oculus explicitly stated that it probably wouldn't last long.
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The first two pages of issue two address the problem explicitly.
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She could not explicitly rule that out as a possibility, however.
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MD: You've also worked on several projects that are explicitly collaborative.
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And doctors explicitly try not to prescribe antibiotics unless they're needed.
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The Trump administration is explicitly letting the agents set the policy.
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Even Prince's less explicitly outspoken tracks were imbued with multiple narratives.
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The first lady has more explicitly taken aim at the media.
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That was explicitly part of the social contract, and it's worked.
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But we're not saying explicitly that they MUST get more ambitious.
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It's surprising how explicitly the 2016 election has been about genitals.
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Facebook users do not explicitly self-identify with any ethnic groups.
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Cruz has never been explicitly in league with the #NeverTrump camp.
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They explicitly said, we do not want to lower agricultural tariffs.
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The SEC order didn't explicitly address whether Wachtell failed its client.
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And these voters have been engaged by an explicitly progressive message.
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While not explicitly Christian, the Game Wave certainly courted that audience.
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Trump explicitly ran on the promise of an unpredictable foreign policy.
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Mercedes explicitly cited environmental worries as the reason behind the overhaul.
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Slavery is explicitly outlawed by the 13th Amendment to the Constitution.
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Extrabanca, in Italy, explicitly markets itself as a bank for immigrants.
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The WH statement on Holocaust Remembrance Day didn't explicitly mention Jews.
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Or, was the president explicitly ordering Comey to end the investigations?
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Beijing has never explicitly linked the restrictions to the THAAD deployment.
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Again, only 17 percent of American Christians identify with it explicitly.
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The House Republican tax blueprint does not explicitly mention municipal bonds.
|
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Trump, of course, has explicitly played to cultural fear among whites.
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The calculus of school choice explicitly excludes them because it must.
|
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They didn't explicitly defend the president, but didn't sound alarmed either.
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This linked scoring explicitly to a fighter's tally of successful blows.
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They require predictions based, implicitly or explicitly, on lots of data.
|
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Others have come directly from Afghanistan explicitly to protect the shrine.
|
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Note that Spotify never explicitly says that playback will be synchronized.
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In some cases, officials have explicitly argued for a March move.
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The Constitution explicitly enumerates Congress's responsibilities in Article I, Section 8.
|
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They also explicitly stated that their report "does not exonerate" Trump.
|
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And not explicitly for reasons that short-term investors might support.
|
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Brigadier General Amir Hatami stopped short of explicitly confirming the test.
|
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This one explicitly includes Pakistan, India and the greater Middle East.
|
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But it did not explicitly bar students from using particular bathrooms.
|
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Trump has also explicitly condemned the Pittsburgh shooting as anti-Semitic.
|
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The document did not explicitly state what the payments were for.
|
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It's never explicitly "X-rated," but... well... just look at this.
|
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This subsection does not explicitly provide for a mens rea provision.
|
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At one point, Mr. Cruz explicitly looked past the 2016 election.
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Congress, the court said, had never explicitly disestablished the Creek lands.
|
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Viganò does not say in the letter that he explicitly told
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Elizabeth Warren drive the equity stake approach into explicitly nationalistic territory.
|
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She did not explicitly mention this week's wave of YouTube criticism.
|
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So far, the investigation has explicitly focused on Google's advertising business.
|
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It explicitly banned discrimination against women and religious minorities as well.
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She was, without saying it explicitly, she was saying get them.
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All of these are counter-institutions, but none are explicitly anticapitalist.
|
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Hawaii: Ballot selfies, and the sharing of them, are explicitly allowed.
|
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Today, we are taught more regularly and explicitly about affirmative consent.
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Instead of explicitly dressing Trump drown, he implicitly showed Trump up.
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It was never explicitly tied to identity, but it was implied.
|
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"They were explicitly privileging race and gender over class," Greenberg writes.
|
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It is explicitly modeled on protecting American jobs from foreign aggressors.
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Cassidy, the Times said, had never explicitly, on Jimmy Kimmel Live!
|
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The statement did not refer to Qatar or Al Jazeera explicitly.
|
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Explicitly sexual, but with nods to a buttoned-up Victorian rigidity.
|
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This isn't the first time a marketplace has explicitly banned products.
|
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The writer is never required to clarify absolutely everything explicitly either.
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And in some instances, it is explicitly designed to prevent collaboration.
|
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Other major central banks already explicitly target measures other than inflation.
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GREEN The production expresses that most explicitly in Laurey's dream ballet.
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Republicans had also faulted the application for not explicitly identifying Mrs.
|
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Mr. Powell said so explicitly in his news conference on Tuesday.
|
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Another way is for companies to explicitly support relationship-building meetings.
|
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Her father died 11 months later, never having explicitly forgiven her.
|
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It is also refreshing to see his sexuality played so explicitly.
|
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It isn't always explicitly racist, but it comes pretty damn close.
|
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There were rules on the books explicitly forbidding same-sex relationships.
|
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Without explicitly trying, Apple has built itself into a media colossus.
|
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Late in "Petra," the performer Paz Tanjuaquio brings it up explicitly.
|
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Even if they've heard it, they need to explicitly hear it.
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The comment did not explicitly attribute the death to Israeli actions.
|
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He explicitly denied that the F.B.I. 'spied' on Mr. Trump's campaign.
|
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This season deals very explicitly with the theme of disgraced celebrities.
|
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Yet it is not explicitly forbidden by the bar's ethics rules.
|
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Mr. Carreyrou insists that the letter did "explicitly threaten" a lawsuit.
|
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So Democrats added language to the bill that explicitly stops him.
|
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He explicitly denied that the F.B.I. "spied" on Mr. Trump's campaign.
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He has two heterosexual marriages based explicitly on increasing his popularity.
|
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But those resolutions did not explicitly authorize a second impeachment inquiry.
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That's what the contract of carriage explicitly requires you to do.
|
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Today memoirs might be more therapeutic in aim, or explicitly political.
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Well, he doesn't explicitly say that second part, but, you know.
|
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Some players also said they weren't explicitly told of the regulations.
|
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Former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg even explicitly claimed victory.
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And you can't use it until Congress explicitly authorizes its functions.
|
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So far, explicitly political theater hasn't done that for me. You?
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Right now, the Constitution doesn't explicitly address sex discrimination at all.
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Bryant told the police he had not explicitly asked for consent.
|
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Bryant told the police he had not explicitly asked for consent.
|
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Others, like documentarian Michael Moore, explicitly accused Warren of back-stabbing.
|
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Thus the 2202 Convention explicitly rejected general super-majority vote requirements.
|
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This presidential prerogative has been recognized explicitly by the Supreme Court.
|
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Cohen was too smart to declare explicitly that he wanted it.
|
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Failing to explicitly disclose brand deals is almost an industry norm.
|
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Sondland said he never heard the president explicitly make the connection.
|
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In many cases, President Trump has explicitly counteracted his predecessors' policies.
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We don't have to be taught this kind of knowledge explicitly.
|
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It also explicitly warns users to not use a screen protector.
|
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He stopped short of stating explicitly that the lander had failed.
|
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One strategy: eliminate individual research projects not explicitly protected by Congress.
|
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The Republicans who explicitly want to hear from Bolton Republican Sen.
|
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But at times, the Democrats explicitly addressed the GOP-majority chamber.
|
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Naomi was the first woman Bond explicitly killed in a film.
|
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Recently, Fraser's analysis of museum governance has become more explicitly political.
|
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Shen said while he doesn't expect Beijing to back down explicitly.
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None of these missions were explicitly designed to study climate change.
|
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They did not explicitly rule out job cuts in other areas.
|
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Duncan said jurors never explicitly deliberated on Manafort's ties to Trump.
|
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If Congress wants to reach further, it must say so explicitly.
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O'Rourke conceded explicitly to Vanity Fair that he wants to run.
|
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Kamala Harris explicitly renewed their past calls for impeachment last weekend.
|
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Cain has not explicitly called for rate cuts as of late.
|
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But some prominent voices in his campaign are explicitly going there.
|
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And the budget even explicitly limited funding for a border wall.
|
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The two issues weren't explicitly linked, but the timing raised eyebrows.
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More than half explicitly mandate instruction in law or business topics.
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Moore's rise was explicitly tied to religious ferment; Trump's was not.
|
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He did not discuss the Hyde Amendment explicitly, several attendees said.
|
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Trump never explicitly says that he finds young girls sexually attractive.
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It is highly unlikely that Obama will explicitly criticize Donald Trump.
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Medicaid expansion was, after all, a policy explicitly approved by Congress.
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Sturman didn't explicitly call out the Trump campaign for suppressing voters.
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That is, the purpose of Colorado's rule change was explicitly antidemocratic.
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Some of Tarvydas's customers explicitly mentioned Sharapova when placing their orders.
|
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The government's complaint against Butina did not explicitly mention Trump's campaign.
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Without stating it explicitly, Andolov assures Axe he could dispose of Taylor.
|
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The letter did not explicitly describe the possibility of Trump pardoning himself.
|
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Although it's not stated explicitly, this refers to people in developing nations.
|
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Michael Bennet of Colorado, have most explicitly identified with the latter argument.
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Fun history lesson: The Civil War was very much, explicitly about slavery.
|
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But that also doesn't mean Google is explicitly promoting notched screens, either.
|
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Some projects are explicitly antagonistic to the institutions whose works they're augmenting.
|
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It's also not clear that Dream Daddy's endgame is explicitly about sex?
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"Stuck" addresses explicitly the feeling of trappedness that embodiment can bring about.
|
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The budget also explicitly calls for cutting retirement benefits for federal workers.
|
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Heck, there's even a compartment in many refrigerators explicitly for that purpose.
|
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Congress has explicitly banned the transfer of detainees to the United States.
|
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And I want to see authorship explicitly outlined in any reviews, too.
|
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Manafort's work managing Trump's campaign is not expected to be explicitly addressed.
|
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Hell, it runs on an operating system designed explicitly for underpowered devices.
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We would talk about this explicitly when we were making hiring decisions.
|
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In fact, no federal law explicitly protects LGBTQ people from such bias.
|
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It didn't negate the 216th Amendment, because you still can't explicitly discriminate.
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Again, we don't know unless the dev team explicitly talks about it.
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Trump team had meetings with Russians explicitly about dirt on Hillary 4.
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Just saw this ad , Apple is explicitly promoting made in India pic.twitter.
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About half of states explicitly ban anti-LGBTQ discrimination and half don't.
|
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But the questionnaire does not explicitly ask for nominees' social media accounts.
|
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It has explicitly assured Nissan, a carmaker, that it will not suffer.
|
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There is no national law that explicitly bars discrimination on those grounds.
|
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The result is the first-ever docuseries explicitly made for mobile screens.
|
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One solution would be explicitly to link scientific mobility with research funding.
|
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There is no federal law explicitly banning anti-LGBT discrimination in workplaces.
|
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In some cases, the announcers are explicitly pointing viewers toward the ad.
|
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When our Founding Fathers spoke of freedom, they explicitly excluded Black people.
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Of the rest, all but one tacitly or explicitly encouraged malicious tracking.
|
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However, the Pentagon's funding is explicitly for counternarcotics operating programs, not construction.
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The rule does not, however, explicitly ban discrimination based on sexual orientation.
|
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The agency explicitly recommended condom use, which Francis appeared to tacitly condone.
|
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Turns out, it's unlikely that Dake would explicitly consider himself a Calvinist.
|
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The statement did not explicitly rule out a visit to China, however.
|
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They didn't explicitly write it, but that's what machine learning AI does.
|
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The court need not explicitly overturn Roe to functionally outlaw abortion, though.
|
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To be sure, he has not yet explicitly said he will run.
|
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Reuploading video while stripping credit is a practice that YouTube explicitly condemns.
|
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The company is creating a standalone setting that explicitly controls background collection.
|
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Michael McCaul on Fox News Wednesday explicitly mentioned the possibility of impeachment.
|
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The group is organized around opposing Clinton rather than explicitly boosting Trump.
|
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But they explicitly said that states have authority over resource decision-making.
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KfW is explicitly excluded in the BRRD from resolution and restructuring measures.
|
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The department's body-camera policy explicitly states what incidents must be filmed.
|
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It's not explicitly former Uber CEO Travis Kalanick, but yes it is.
|
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The 'top' journals explicitly attract "too good to be true" results. 2.
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They need to entrench their power before revealing their explicitly racist aims.
|
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Mark Warner has explicitly called for Facebook to make the advertisements public.
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The Japanese official explicitly pointed to the problem of the Senkaku Islands.
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We don't always explicitly know the rules, but we understand them implicitly.
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It keeps it local rather than explicitly making it a national crisis.
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Reddit posts explicitly asking for "stripper-free" bachelor party ideas are plentiful.
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He is on Twitter explicitly in support of his potential presidential run.
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Many of their supporters knew that, but it wasn't always stated explicitly.
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That exemption does not, however, explicitly include repos or securities lending transactions.
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The presiding judge explicitly cited Section 230 in his decision to dismiss.
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The country's largest online retailer — Amazon — isn't explicitly involved in Wayfair's fight.
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"To be fair to Cowherd, he didn't explicitly racialize this," Nteta says.
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"Our state constitution was explicitly written to establish white supremacy," Davis explains.
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But who knows if it is, because it doesn't say so explicitly.
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Many of the responses I had received explicitly mentioned the firepower factor.
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Germany also has a small subculture of violent, explicitly neo-Nazi networks.
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Stoltenberg must address this contrast explicitly in order to strengthen his argument.
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That's what these books are explicitly about—their authors' innocence and incorruptibility.
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China has not explicitly criticized the US decision to leave the agreement.
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Huawei, along with rival ZTE, is explicitly named in that the law.
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Congressional Republicans, with Trump's support, have explicitly taken aim at these policies.
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The president has not explicitly ruled out pardoning his former campaign official.
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Insite opened in the neighborhood explicitly because it was in rough shape.
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But Papadopoulos' charges were explicitly linked to attempts at collusion with Russia.
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Citi recommended that governments explicitly link the retirement age to expected longevity.
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He did not explicitly blame the outage on any individual or group.
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Why do think so few bishops explicitly mentioned LGBT people after Orlando?
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The Vermont senator made the comparison explicitly on Saturday in Clinton, Iowa.
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We need to link these standards explicitly to the Sustainable Development Goals.
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But the groups now want to see Schumer explicitly rule it out.
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But Higenamine was not explicitly named in WADA's 2016 banned substance list.
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Pope Francis was correct to explicitly label abortion as modern-day eugenics.
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It does not explicitly discuss how many existing tax preferences would fare.
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Condemning Hezbollah explicitly could lay the diplomatic groundwork for strengthening UNIFIL's mandate.
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American Airlines explicitly allows breastfeeding in its facilities, including in-flight seats.
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But more universities are now offering degrees explicitly focused on public policy.
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The memo doesn't explicitly say what Kelly will do with this information.
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Tech companies must explicitly ask consumers for consent on sharing their data.
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When Mr Wall rose, he explicitly noted his disagreement with his colleague.
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Up until now, there was no law explicitly prohibiting climbing the pyramids.
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He did so, however, without explicitly mentioning Hong Kong in his statement.
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The filings don't explicitly state that the UN resolution was about Israel.
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Indeed, the president once suggested explicitly that police rough up criminal suspects.
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Cartoon by Liana Finck Casa Myrna had lots of rules, explicitly stated.
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Chief Justice John Roberts explicitly rejected Trump's description in a statement Wednesday.
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Bolsonaro asking explicitly for such support at a dinner with wealthy followers.
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What Congress never did, however, was explicitly disestablish the Creek Nation's reservation.
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State laws that would explicitly outlaw or allow abortion if Roe v.
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Clinton to consider whether she should explicitly call out Breitbart to voters.
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Obama did not explicitly mention President Trump in his remarks on Saturday.
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Every one of these rights are explicitly violated under red flag laws.
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Girl Guides, a brand of travel guides explicitly for women, by women.
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Let your non-binary friends know that you support them. Explicitly. Regularly.
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The charges are explicitly linked to attempts of collusion with the Kremlin.
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And if Goldwater didn't see it, his explicitly anti-black allies did.
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I wouldn't speak so explicitly of fears because they might get defensive.
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Saudi Arabia has discriminated against gays, women, Jews, officially, explicitly, for decades.
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Matar did not start out photographing women from an explicitly feminist perspective.
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The overwhelming majority of these videos are explicitly or otherwise obviously parodies.
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MAS did not explicitly name 1Malaysia Development Bhd (1MDB)in its statement.
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But it's not an explicitly racial issue, so Booker didn't racialize it.
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Many places that ban smoking don't explicitly do the same for vaping.
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Federal employment discrimination laws do not explicitly provide protections for gay workers.
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They have tribalized a religion explicitly built by Jesus as anti-tribal.
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Even those without explicitly religious titles are still larded with Bible thumping.
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The Vatican statement did not explicitly address the accusations by Archbishop Viganò.
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She had not said explicitly that the view could sway her vote.
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The work of journalists is taken for granted, both implicitly and explicitly.
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Trump did not explicitly say if he has been tested or not.
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In fact, he had explicitly granted permission for him to do so.
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Once testimony started, race was sometimes alluded to, but seldom discussed explicitly.
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True, they didn't explicitly claim that tax cuts would pay for themselves.
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A sign at the front of the backlot explicitly advertises used clothing.
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The problem was "explicitly discussed" ahead of the event, Mr. Ferguson said.
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It just doesn't showcase those content warnings as explicitly as TV does.
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And not just those in the more explicitly militant Black Power movement.
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But crucially, it will not explicitly call for an independent Palestinian state.
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However, this transition to "none" doesn't explicitly express a disdain for religion.
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And what did David Yates mean by Dumbledore not being "explicitly" gay?
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But it explicitly says if you're media, you're exempt from the rules.
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"It's important to show explicitly how people perceive their stories," she said.
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The subject matter, at least on its face, is not explicitly political.
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And when it comes to obstruction, Mueller explicitly did not "exonerate" Trump.
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Federal law explicitly prohibits advertising, including online, from discriminating in those categories.
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"We wanted to explicitly recognize the association with LGBT history," she said.
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But the government said explicitly that contributions were not confessions of guilt.
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In a second study, the game was explicitly framed as a competition.
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They are about as explicitly erotic as a cover of Men's Fitness.
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He emphasizes health care issues without explicitly mentioning the Affordable Care Act.
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But that law does not explicitly address the issue of visual images.
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Yet the governor sidestepped whether he would explicitly support new gun restrictions.
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In fact, my video explicitly notes that SimpliSafe may detect the interference.
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The executive order explicitly forbids appointees from soliciting donations for the governor.
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Willing daters must explicitly create a profile and fill in their preferences.
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The politics in Washington have not explicitly pushed carmakers to prioritize China.
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He is also said to have explicitly asked her for sexual intercourse.
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It was only later that he began registering his disapproval more explicitly.
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Trump administration officials have not explicitly tried to limit children's Medicaid coverage.
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Bhutan's phalluses are not considered explicitly sexual, noted Ms. Choden, the writer.
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Police haven't explicitly said what happened to the packages in that video.
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Instead, Trump has explicitly requested that Ukraine interfere in the 2020 election.
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We were explicitly gathered not to talk about ourselves, but about books.
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Three of the five insurers explicitly mentioned legal concerns about the directive.
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Earlier today President Trump clearly and explicitly repudiated racism and white supremacy.
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The Pennsylvania Constitution explicitly grants its citizens an affirmative right to vote.
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None of the phrases cited by the government explicitly justify terrorist attacks.
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It's time to try something new that explicitly acknowledges that basic truth.
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It's not explicitly designed for this, but it sure does the trick.
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And Cohen even went a step further, explicitly implicating his former boss.
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The documents don't explicitly say the decision was made for political reasons.
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The ad continues the story of Peloton wife without explicitly acknowledging it.
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It was the first time an American president had explicitly said so.
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Mr. Abe, a conservative, has not explicitly spoken on the subject, either.
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They argue that the extender provision does not explicitly override such statutes.
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Not the Bible, as it turns out — or at least, not explicitly.
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When the ERA originally passed, Congress explicitly set a deadline for ratification.
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"Will anything change?" was a refrain echoed by many, implicitly or explicitly.
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"They're not going to explicitly say that, but that will be implied."
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But the White House stopped short of explicitly issuing a veto threat.
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The subpoena did not explicitly refer to the Los Angeles Olympic bid.
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Much of cable news is based, implicitly or explicitly, on this metaphor.
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Some lukewarmers will try to argue explicitly that global warming isn't serious.
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I was explicitly promised there would be more Young Thug than this.
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So the advertising, first of all, is explicitly linked to the military.
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Are the artists involved explicitly commenting on the political environment of today?
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Jay-Z explicitly spoke about cheating on Beyoncé in a new interview.
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So here, we have characters explicitly deploying anti-immigrant rhetoric against innsmouthers.
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Some commenters have more explicitly mentioned race — or called out others' racism.
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Paul Ryan had a challenger explicitly styling himself after Trump (who lost).
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In some states, undocumented students are explicitly banned from attending public universities.
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That said, Trump was asked about this possibility explicitly during the campaign.
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If courts approve of the Obama administration's interpretation of federal civil rights law, it could effectively expand existing civil rights protections that explicitly ban discrimination based on race and sex, among other traits, to explicitly include gender identity.
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While the threat of a manufactured refugee crisis by North Korea is not explicitly stated, Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi coerced the EU by explicitly stating that he would create a refugee crisis if they refused to pay him.
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There are lots of classes in library programs across the country in which we explicitly cover this and explicitly cover this type of teaching and learning and instruction for librarians that will go into various types of libraries.
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Yet if courts approve of the Obama administration's interpretation of federal civil rights law, it could effectively expand existing civil rights protections that explicitly ban discrimination based on race and sex, among other traits, to explicitly include gender identity.
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If we play the bully and try to force our trading partners into new agreements in which we explicitly win, and they explicitly lose — rather than all parties winning through voluntary exchange — other nations will understandably refuse to play.
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He noted that candidates couldn't be as explicitly racist as in years past.
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Diabetes UK does mention other types, though not explicitly cases following pancreatic disease.
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And sometimes illustrators are explicitly told to not include certain kinds of bodies.
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Little about "Oeconomicae et pecuniariae quaestiones" ("Economic and Financial Issues") is explicitly Christian.
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The lawsuit does not explicitly say whether or not the woman contracted HIV.
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He quotes key FBI documents that explicitly contradict the Nunes memo's core arguments.
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They don't say anything explicitly hurtful to me, but I can sense it.
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And it's a slight most states allow — and that North Carolina explicitly embraced.
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Humans can think about you and your problems before you explicitly express them.
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It's an insidious practice, and one the FCC has explicitly prohibited since 2014.
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Police said the gunman, identified as Jarrod W. Ramos, explicitly targeted the newspaper.
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Second, putting explicitly political messages into an archive makes the moment somewhat immortal.
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Some episodes, like Here She Comes… Miss Amphipolis explicitly dealt with queer themes.
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It's just more explicitly copping to the stuff people are already mad about.
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Alptraum admits that this choice isn't one that BinderCon organizers explicitly talked about.
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Saudi Arabia has not explicitly committed to hiking output to fill the gap.
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There's also the fact that ScarJo has explicitly said that Mira is raceless.
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" Maybe it's because the warning explicitly stated that the department was "not joking.
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It's taken a long time for him to be that explicitly brutal again.
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At the time, Trump had not explicitly condemned Nazi and white supremacist groups.
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You're adding encounters and locations designed explicitly for the characteristics of ranged combat.
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The game doesn't explicitly tell you where to go or what to do.
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He never said explicitly that he wasn't open to us being something more.
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John Kasich explicitly renounced the commitment they'd made last fall, while Texas Sen.
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Al Green was the first to explicitly call for impeachment in May 2017.
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Two, YouTube should explicitly apply different standards to creators with millions of subscribers.
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Unless the FCC is explicitly made to oversee the merger, he's not interested.
|
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Mr Rowe did not encounter Say's law explicitly until well into graduate school.
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Boston Dynamics isn't explicitly claiming its robots can do anything that they can't.
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Even former president Barack Obama, while not explicitly endorsing, heaped praise upon Pelosi.
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Some places legally cannot explicitly advertise sex, hence the coded web searches above.
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Today, however, these sorts of things are more explicitly built into Alexa's programming.
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Chrysler is not explicitly calling the Portal a minivan, but look at it.
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Many of these laws were explicitly crafted as challenges to Roe v. Wade.
|
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Which brings us back to Joker, the film explicitly inspired by them both.
|
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Wikipedia, for example, has been explicitly stated as being excluded from the proposals.
|
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They send each other tender Twitter messages explicitly designed to delight their audience.
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Delivering information to people who explicitly want it is always an easy win.
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This is where I have to say, explicitly, again, do not do this.
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The National Archives can't explicitly order the president not to delete his tweets.
|
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Fox News pundits have been careful not to explicitly say Ford is lying.
|
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Since then, the police department has explicitly restricted ICE queries from the system.
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Few used art to explicitly explore queer desire, much less revel in it.
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Conyers explicitly questioned the motives of the government during time allowed for questioning.
|
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Mr Bastiat's satirical plea to the French parliament explicitly pitted producers against consumers.
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It doesn't explicitly say it's better than a $300-per-hour therapy session.
|
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Some states have laws that explicitly protect access, while others have outright bans.
|
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The goal is to explicitly prevent the bad behavior of cloud infrastructure providers.
|
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But it seems they do not—even when explicitly nudged to do so.
|
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Which doesn't sound like it's explicitly an attack on encryption, but it is.
|
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts has explicitly called for the acquisitions to be unwound.
|
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She explicitly stated she had not formulated her own ideas about Beyoncé's album.
|
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According to director David Yates, the movie doesn't make Dumbledore's sexuality "explicitly" clear.
|
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The study suggests STI prevention programs should explicitly address gay and lesbian sex.
|
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Britain is unusual in that explicitly anti-Islam parties have not broken through.
|
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House Republicans have explicitly said they aren't taking that into account — for now.
|
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You have explicitly tapped it, so it's OK to send that one photo.
|
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John Kasich and explicitly promised not to vote for Nancy Pelosi for speaker.
|
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But the FDA declined to explicitly ban sales in the U.S. this May.
|
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Although she did not explicitly name Pham — just citing the CTO job title.
|
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In their revocation notice, they do not tell you what it means explicitly.
|
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Rodriguez did not explicitly blame Monday's outage on any particular individual or group.
|
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Medicaid expansion will be explicitly on the ballot in a handful of states.
|
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The emails provided did not explicitly tie the NRA to the sanctuary movement.
|
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To state that explicitly is to claim one's rightful place in this country.
|
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While the latter option would showcase content you've explicitly indicated interest in viewing.
|
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He's explicitly stayed away from Internet businesses and has publicly acknowledged missing them.
|
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Afrofuturism looks at explicitly future focused work from descendants of the African diaspora.
|
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Snuka was simply Snuka, while DeBeers ran him down in explicitly racist terms.
|
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The statement did not explicitly name Saudi Arabia, but the implication was clear.
|
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" And more explicitly: "Germany is risking a historic failure with its shortsighted wrangling.
|
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He did not explicitly blame the outage on any particular individual or group.
|
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Corporate capitalism is both explicitly and implicitly named as the bedfellow of criminalization.
|
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Like its predecessor, the new IconX is explicitly built with fitness in mind.
|
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They excluded profiles in languages other than English and of explicitly male users.
|
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Neither act explicitly authorized the use or development of resources on reserved lands.
|
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We know why these statues were erected because, again, it was explicitly stated.
|
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Stephens's column, for instance, explicitly ignores the range of uncertainty within climate science.
|
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Tweets explicitly claiming that the election had been "rigged" were also picked up.
|
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Kavanaugh has never explicitly said he would vote to overturn the 1973 decision.
|
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He continues with this theme in "Undressed," which more explicitly addresses his queerness.
|
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The bill also explicitly prohibits companies and the SEC from disclosing accusers' names.
|
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But you don't really talk explicitly about sexism or gender in your career.
|
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Event organizers did not explicitly link the dogs' presence to the impeachment inquiry.
|
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The guidance provided by General Berger of the marines explicitly calls for dispersal.
|
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The new executive order also explicitly presented travel ban 28500 as evidence-based.
|
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He says Congress must explicitly authorize the commander in chief to deploy troops.
|
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Clinton's presidential campaign has more explicitly condemned the releases as Kremlin-orchestrated propaganda.
|
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As its name suggests, the SunAmerica Focused Dividend Strategy Portfolio explicitly targets dividends.
|
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We need more — perhaps a new resolution that explicitly censures King and Omar.
|
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Many of the ads accompanying the broadcast were explicitly focused on women's empowerment.
|
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Trump administration has given the green light—implicitly and at times explicitly—to
|
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The government has been trying to pass legislation to "explicitly ban" the procedure.
|
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The site explicitly solicited users to upload child pornography, according to the indictment.
|
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The Latin phrase describes a favor granted explicitly in return for something else.
|
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But President Trump ran a campaign explicitly opposed to the deal—and won.
|
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In fact, the administration explicitly indicated yesterday the President would actually veto it.
|
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If not, tell them so, explicitly, and send them back to try again.
|
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He sings about poverty, but not explicitly about the causes of that poverty.
|
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This means current U.S. policy explicitly allows it to start a nuclear war.
|
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She didn't explicitly deny our visa, but also didn't give it to us.
|
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Several Republicans I spoke to seemed to hope for this, if not explicitly.
|
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Other candidates have also proposed race-conscious policies that explicitly address racial inequality.
|
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"Not a single board member explicitly supported the chamber's lobbying efforts," it said.
|
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" In no place does it explicitly state: "Presidents may not self-pardon themselves.
|
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All of those rights are explicitly guaranteed to us by the First Amendment.
|
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But this time, he said, he registered explicitly to vote for Mr. Trump.
|
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In exchange, police departments have to promote Ring products either implicitly or explicitly.
|
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Bergdahl must be explicitly acknowledged as apparent UCI and decisive remedial action taken.
|
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The rule would not explicitly prohibit immigrants or their families from accepting benefits.
|
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The project explicitly forbids inserting "personal politics" or "fixing" structural or other problems.
|
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But all of them say, explicitly or by intimation, that they're mission-driven.
|
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Their art and visual culture was very explicitly going to disappear with them.
|
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Refinery29: This is one of few Bachelor Instagram pages that is explicitly dark.
|
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It doesn't explicitly constitute the vogue sound, but it's one of the references.
|
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Federal housing officials explicitly acknowledge the devastating shortage of housing for the poor.
|
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To Harris, and you'll hear this explicitly, identity politics is something others do.
|
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I don't explicitly log them and I'm a trustworthy guy but yeah, don't.
|
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Its architects designed it, very explicitly, as a way of unifying Europe politically.
|
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While the photos weren't explicitly captioned, the comments and hashtags are pretty clear.
|
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Some U.S. lawmakers explicitly urged the FTC on Wednesday to do precisely that.
|
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On that front, "Republicans have explicitly lied about what earmarks do," Hudak said.
|
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The site details local labor laws that explicitly prohibit overtime work without pay.
|
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However, Omarosa doesn't explicitly say she heard him use the word in person.
|
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The chief justice's opinion explicitly declined to express a view on this theory.
|
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But I think you ought to treat it explicitly as a boy's story.
|
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This is something that needs to be worked out explicitly with the boss.
|
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The letter did not explicitly state that there would be layoffs or furloughs.
|
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Early urban farms were explicitly pitched as a way of alleviating food shortages.
|
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In these documents, the Trump administration never explicitly tells Yates she can't testify.
|
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In recent years, these laws have been pushed with explicitly anti-LGBTQ messaging.
|
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One judge explicitly asked if the DOJ employment discrimination division had been consulted.
|
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But he ran a campaign explicitly rooted in bigotry, exclusion and white resentment.
|
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Because I've got to make money but we do it really rather explicitly.
|
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He's known for retweeting neo-Nazis and making explicitly racist and xenophobic comments.
|
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Mr. Kashuv did not explicitly accuse Harvard of making a politically motivated decision.
|
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By not depicting what happens explicitly, the scene is all the more disturbing.
|
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It's not a bad question, though few designers are explicitly wrestling with it.
|
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Federal and state laws explicitly ban targeting ads to children without parents' consent.
|
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In the meantime, anti-LGBTQ discrimination isn't explicitly banned in most of America.
|
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Trump has also repeatedly and explicitly (if somewhat flippantly) encouraged attacks on protesters.
|
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Some here speak about it explicitly, but most try to hide this fact.
|
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So I think sometimes you need to point that out explicitly to people.
|
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Other stores' marketing materials more explicitly raise fears of possible Clinton gun-grabbing.
|
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Even in these candid images, the subjects are explicitly aware of the camera.
|
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The system is designed explicitly to avoid central banks and large financial institutions.
|
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And the terms explicitly give the ministry powers to perform checks and inspections.
|
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In fact, at least one of your members, American Airlines, explicitly foresaw it.
|
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Unless Congress explicitly mandates it, originalists and textualists believe, agencies can't do it.
|
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Then, in 2014, Mr. Xi explicitly told local leaders to promote Wang's thoughts.
|
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There, she explicitly challenged media-driven notions of "electability" that favored white men.
|
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No one explicitly told me that disability was Bad; they didn't have to.
|
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And sometimes family members are explicitly against seeking medical help for mental illness.
|
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The phones also feature a "water repellant" design, but are explicitly not waterproof.
|
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Then, I sent a follow-up message explicitly asking just to make sure.
|
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Some of the highlighted articles appeared explicitly designed to appeal to conservative readers.
|
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He has explicitly said not to trust sources that he doesn't personally approve.
|
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But he has also explicitly said that bad police officers should be prosecuted.
|
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But I want to explicitly renegotiate it, so that I know what's changed.
|
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And he left a note that said, explicitly, I want my brain saved.
|
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And he left a note that said, explicitly, I want my brain saved.
|
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As usual, however, serious nonfiction books explicitly about religion are almost entirely absent.
|
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After mounting pressure, Trump on Monday explicitly condemned white supremacists and "racist" violence.
|
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Some, like April Ryan, tried to ask questions without being explicitly called on.
|
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Bergdahl must by explicitly acknowledged as apparent UCI and decisive remedial action taken.
|
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Of the eight orders, none explicitly mention guns or firearms of any kind.
|
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California's law explicitly applies to children in public kindergarten, elementary and high schools.
|
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The document does not explicitly identify who is deemed at risk of discrimination.
|
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Many post-World War II productions became explicitly political, more timely than timeless.
|
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Games, by definition, have rules; goals are often explicitly defined; progress is quantified.
|
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But the government does not need to explicitly order such attacks at all.
|
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None of the items for sale at the pop-up are explicitly political.
|
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Some Trump supporters called explicitly for help getting the hashtag to take off.
|
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At home, the couple rarely spoke explicitly about race with their three children.
|
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Those include a company called Delvepoint which more explicitly markets to private investigators.
|
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Republicans point out that Trump never explicitly threatened to withhold US military aid.
|
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But unfortunately, she says the character wasn't ready for an explicitly romantic subplot.
|
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However, the statement did not explicitly mention the dispute over car tariff prospects.
|
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America needs to hear a voice of Republican moderation that explicitly rejects prejudice.
|
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Though he did not suggest anything explicitly showing that the audio was sponsored.
|
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The reasons behind Spilo's ultimate ouster were not explicitly discussed on the show.
|
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Significantly, Title VI does not explicitly prevent discrimination on the basis of religion.
|
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It is worth noting for just this reason: It explicitly targets natural gas.
|
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Even though the campaign explicitly targets men, Lysyj isn't worried about alienating women.
|
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"These statements clearly, explicitly, go against what Bannon has been saying," said another.
|
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The screenplay largely abandons the Talented Mr. Ripley comparisons the text explicitly makes.
|
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In exchange, police are required to promote Ring products, either explicitly or implicitly.
|
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He's now explicitly focusing on making the party look more like the country.
|
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Israel has not explicitly denied the report, and the military would not comment.
|
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In Warsaw, he explicitly endorsed NATO's collective defense commitment after months of bluster.
|
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What the movie does not explicitly acknowledge is how male the show was.
|
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The fraught locus of Tahrir Square, never explicitly mentioned, hangs in the air.
|
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Basically, that the rise of explicitly white racial politics is only just beginning.
|
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And they're explicitly violent—you get rewarded for head-shots and kill streaks.
|
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But there are multiple credible allegations explicitly stating that he beat his wife.
|
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That willingness included explicitly sharing information with or soliciting information from Russian operatives.
|
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And, whether explicitly or not, colorful lights establish a brand in consumers' minds.
|
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Lake explicitly credited Sanders with galvanizing interest in single-payer among younger voters.
|
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Many gun owners explicitly see their firearms as checks on potential government tyranny.
|
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Hughes went on to explicitly call for the company to be broken up.
|
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But now Neumann and WeWork are beginning to more explicitly make their argument.
|
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We were surrounded by folks across the globe who explicitly understood your struggle.
|
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But some of it was quite high-level and explicitly about the campaign.
|
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Many homosexual artists of the 20th century dealt explicitly with male sexual attraction in their work, but often mainstream fame has had a sanitizing effect, sidelining explicitly sexual pieces in favor of canonizing ones more suited to a museumgoing family.
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Trump's use of that offensive nickname was his most explicitly racial comment of the night, a tonal pivot from the night before, when, in Minneapolis, he unleashed a similar level of aggression using more personal — and at times explicitly racist — terms.
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Indeed, Edwards has explicitly stated his intent to lead the court... into just such a morass about the causes of the shigella outbreak by introducing at trial a CDC presentation 'explicitly stating that altered bathing habits contributed to Flint's shigella outbreak.
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Which is not to say that there isn't totally revolutionary music that has these sorts of lyrics, just like there is totally revolutionary art that in its situation and its own discourse was explicitly feminist or explicitly addressing racial inequality.
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It is an attack Mr. Sanders has been explicitly making on the campaign trial.
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Her company was unusual in another way: it had an explicitly feminist business model.
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The fact that Facebook doesn't explicitly allow for emotional targeting may ultimately be irrelevant.
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They're doing so to protect President Donald Trump — and they can't explicitly say that.
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You must be able to explicitly say who you are building your thing for.
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Some projects, like MoMAR, are explicitly antagonistic to the institutions whose works they're augmenting.
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It is explicitly forbidden in our ads policies and it also violates our principles.
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Tumblr communities won't be easily replicated for users who explicitly dealt in NSFW content.
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The Trump administration did not explicitly ask for the move, CNN reported in January.
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Firstly, collecting signs legitimizes the movement and explicitly places it within aesthetic historical context.
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Last year, many companies took pains to explicitly separate themselves from an implicated executive.
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Well, one can just keep explicitly running each program and seeing what it does.
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Also on Friday, Trump signed an executive order explicitly freezing refugee applications from Syria.
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In 2014 the U.S. elected not to sign a treaty explicitly prohibiting extraterrestrial weapons.
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The Office of Legal Counsel at the Justice Department has explicitly said as much.
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One final, crucial, note: Greenblatt explicitly didn't include cap and trade in his modeling.
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GOP leaders wanted Trump to explicitly endorse their proposal during Tuesday's prime-time address.
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It's just never been explicitly taken into consideration for those same searches on mobile.
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Ollie's biracial identity is never explicitly addressed, but that doesn't mean it's not significant.
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Trump explicitly endorsed at least 20183 candidates running for the House, Senate, or governor.
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The sanctions do not explicitly prohibit companies from engaging in routine trade with Venezuela.
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Twitter's testimony explicitly noted the "off-boarding" of RT's accounts from its ad platform.
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That explicitly includes tablets, as well as e-readers, cameras, and handheld gaming units.
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James Inhofe explicitly offered this rationale this week when asked to defend his endorsement.
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She would also amend US labor laws that explicitly exclude farmworkers and domestic workers.
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In their encounter with Trump, they are saying very explicitly: You don't like us?
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DUP leader Arlene Foster said explicitly that the party will vote against May's deal.
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But because you're dealing with madness explicitly from the start, the film feels ambiguous.
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How do real-world events play into this, either explicitly or in the background?
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But without ever setting out explicitly how such effort will be measured or quantified.
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This might explain why she's not explicitly mentioned the word Brexit in her remarks.
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Destination was one of the first places to aim explicitly to attract gay customers.
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In some of the billboards, advertisers explicitly evoke war themes to sell their products.
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Foreign policy is not mentioned explicitly, yet it may have played a significant role.
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The party explicitly claims "absolute leadership" over courts, calling judicial independence a Western error.
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Well before he took office, however, he had eschewed most explicitly race-based policies.
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The fact that Control doesn't explicitly tell you what to do is by design.
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We should reimagine the Universal Declaration of Human Rights to explicitly include digital rights.
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And right now, there's no official way to convey that explicitly apart from hashtags.
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TuneIn and Stitcher explicitly forbid content that promotes bigotry, discrimination, hatred, intolerance, and racism.
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This is important: Sondland is testifying that Trump explicitly delegated Ukrainian policy to Giuliani.
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Posts like those inspire a lot of attention, even though they aren't explicitly verifiable.
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What if someone took on the sclerotic, monopolistic electricity industry on explicitly conservative grounds?
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Cook also explicitly named Trump's trade war a contributing factor for the Chinese slowdown.
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The text explicitly states that governments retain the sovereign right to make immigration policy.
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And at times Spencer has explicitly argued that he believes white people are superior.
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The subreddit is not explicitly framed as a way to escape toxic political discourse.
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Facebook in September said it had discovered 2000 profiles explicitly tied to Russian agents.
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This is a symbol that is explicitly political and oppositional, unlike the rainbow flag.
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Similarly, federal and most states' laws don't explicitly ban anti-LGBTQ discrimination in schools.
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Sullivan's language was unequivocal, stating "the exchange offer is explicitly prohibited by the indenture".
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One feature Apple didn't mention explicitly is a new 'always-on' mode for Reader.
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It also explicitly warns staff: "Do NOT delete, destroy, conceal any document or data".
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As such, Fitch has not explicitly considered these assets in its unencumbered asset calculations.
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But who says Santa can only appear in a movie that's explicitly Christmas-themed?
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In mid-October Xinhua, the main state-run news agency, made the case explicitly.
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And, like Mr Corbyn and Mr Sanders, she explicitly identifies herself as a socialist.
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The American system, in contrast, binds all potential claimants unless they explicitly opt out.
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But yes, many of the candidates explicitly referred to groups in their speeches. Sen.
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It explicitly rejects moral relativism, modernism, secularism, and the separation of church and state.
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Its constitution explicitly defines marriage as a union between a man and a woman.
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He declined to weigh in explicitly on whether House Democrats should stick with Rep.
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I find myself reacting physically to what is explicitly (and forcefully) internet site-specific.
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The law doesn't explicitly ban anti-gay discrimination, instead banning discrimination based on sex.
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One option would be to say explicitly that state bond issues are not guaranteed.
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In fact, he has explicitly said he has no issues with the press himself.
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Check out this vague double-standard that we're not even going to explicitly identify!
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In those cases too, technologists behind the algorithms may not explicitly ask about race.
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Baghdasaryan did not say explicitly, though, that this meant his party would back Pashinyan.
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But Yu stopped short of saying explicitly that Huawei would adopt the same stance.
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And they want more in the bill that would explicitly reduce health care costs.
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With Trump, there will now be a more explicitly racial dimension to this dynamic.
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Several players explicitly cited their opposition to Trump as their reason for not attending.
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If they say explicitly say they aren't comfortable, go ahead and create that distraction.
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While Yellen did not explicitly say the Fed would take action at its Dec.
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It owns what happened more explicitly than the initial statement, notably in this passage.
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Even Thursday, Sanders failed to name Sessions as someone explicitly enjoying the President's confidence.
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She later defended herself on Instagram, writing that she was not explicitly "shading" Swift.
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Surprisingly, the show doesn't focus exclusively on the women's heights — at least not explicitly.
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With Choke Hole we want to take wrestling and amplify that queer subtext explicitly.
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Dotted lines represent implied betrayals that were explicitly spoken of or shown on screen.
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Uniqlo's parent company Fast Retailing does not explicitly break down the brand's U.S. performance.
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More than a dozen have passed laws explicitly forbidding their license issuers from complying.
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To wit: NLIs explicitly state that athletes are signing with schools, not particular coaches.
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A violent act or shocking crime is often hinted at, but not explicitly depicted.
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The Constitution does not explicitly state that presidents have the authority of executive order.
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He didn't explicitly say he supports nuclear power, though he has in the past.
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If you couldn't, then Grande has illustrated it explicitly for you in her video.
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Cox did not explicitly mention CEO Mark Zuckerberg's shift in focus to private messaging.
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Organizations like the World Health Organization explicitly state to cut out processed meats entirely.
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He told the publication that he is explicitly responding to Donald Trump's Muslim Ban.
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However, he did not explicitly say if Trump would insist on repealing the law.
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It is marketed very explicitly toward young girls, which makes this even more infuriating.
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Countries explicitly look to each other to compare and adjust their own refugee admissions.
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You've mentioned this record being explicitly rooted in a desire for truth as well.
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Removed from television, it could explore teenage angst and sexual frustration much more explicitly.
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"There is something explicitly white in challenging someone to a fair fight," he mused.
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However, the commission is not explicitly granted permission to overrule the states like this.
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This is explicitly what it was designed to do and it does it well.
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But his denial in the latest instance is arguably a little less explicitly worded.
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The main difference is that he hasn't fired anyone of importance—not explicitly, anyway.
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Trump put out a series of tweets Thursday morning -- some explicitly critical of McConnell.
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Was he explicitly expressing hate for women and people of color and queer folks?
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Classical economists David Hume and John Stuart Mill explicitly discussed the free-rider problem.
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"Explicitly speaking once again, I am not interested in such a meeting," he said.
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According to the paper, Katz explicitly requested the meeting not include discussions of Kavanaugh.
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The Framers explicitly rejected, as grounds for impeachment, the various criteria offered by Appelbaum.
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The terms of service do explicitly ban adult content, illegal substances, and recreational drugs.
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Reduced or zero rates could be applied to all items, except those explicitly excluded.
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Indeed, Ed Harris' unnamed rear admiral explicitly addresses Maverick's career trajectory in the trailer.
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Without explicitly mentioning either candidate by name, Takano said such proposals would be hypocritical.
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But it also ensured that the ADA wasn't explicitly applied to the internet, either.
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In other words, revoking RT's congressional press credentials explicitly impeded freedom of the press.
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Some states increased spending on elections, often explicitly referring to concerns about election hacking.
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Carson in his opening remarks explicitly pushed back against charges of racism against Trump.
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The European Union was explicitly founded to address problems of national and political identity.
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Rather than explicitly ban the Yakuza, it was easier to reject anyone with tattoos.
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The bill explicitly prohibits private lawsuits as a means to enforce the new right.
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He can explicitly admit his guilt and tell voters what he is sorry about.
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Police have not explicitly said whether the person in the cellphone video was Minassian.
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Any revealing details have been explicitly and deliberately withheld to protect this person's identity.
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In the call, Mr. Trump did not explicitly link the aid and the investigations.
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Thus, the government and taxpayers would explicitly guarantee virtually the whole secondary mortgage market.
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" We need to specifically and explicitly support trade UNIONS," Sanders tweeted earlier this month.
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The regime's backlash against these celebrations even rivals its backlash against explicitly political demonstrations.
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And as the place where the entire country is explicitly represented, it should be.
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Solo never explicitly references the "Han shot first" debate, and thank goodness for that.
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The BUILD Act does not explicitly mention governance among investment criteria to be considered.
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Photograph by Weegee / ICP / Getty Even when not explicitly activist, Weegee's stance remains compassionate.
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But Mr. Trump won evangelicals over by explicitly addressing their deeper sense of loss.
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According to a CNN report, when intoxicated she explicitly boasted of her Kremlin connections.
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She explicitly contradicted the White House characterization of Flynn's contact with Kislyak as normal.
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But it's the essays that focus explicitly on photography, especially, that demand our attention.
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FINA, the sports' international governing body, does not explicitly require them at the Olympics.
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After all, the Framers explicitly rejected maladministration as a ground for impeachment and removal.
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But the authors say theirs is the first to explicitly examine the possible connection.
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The administration, for its part, has explicitly reaffirmed the US commitment to defend Japan.
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A "[Sunset] Strip hippie" explicitly mentions Coven and their debut album in the article.
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Mr. Cruz has not explicitly called on Senator Marco Rubio of Florida or Gov.
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But they also explicitly lay out a strategy for weathering the current political storm.
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Clinton became the first presidential candidate to explicitly endorse a tax on sugary drinks.
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But today, they're back with a track that's explicitly designed to do just that.
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Some of these tasks have explicitly therapeutic purposes: Fill out this 12-Step Workbook.
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So I told him—very explicitly—'Yo, I'll chill with you tonight, my guy.
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And at times, Spencer has explicitly argued that he believes white people are superior.
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EastNet is described explicitly as a "target" in an alleged NSA presentation on JEEPFLEA_MARKET.
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In the video, LionMaker doesn't explicitly deny that he had a relationship with Paige.
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But that group explicitly doesn't accept corporate funding, according to one of its organizers.
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Was the Manchester attack explicitly an attack on girls and women — on female culture?
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But this is explicitly not an evangelical thing or some kind of guru kick.
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Some states have laws that explicitly protect access, while others have an outright ban.
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It is, explicitly, a graphic look at a suicide that apparently touched Butler personally.
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That isn't particularly unusual; most companies and organizations didn't explicitly endorse the bill today.
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The issue hasn't been explicitly addressed in a Canadian BDSM-related case since then.
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But for Gilmore Girls, talking explicitly about these issues would be kind of anticlimactic.
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At a dive between Avenues A and B, the policy was stated less explicitly.
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Guzman even explicitly names the drugs he is accused of trafficking in some texts.
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But the victory that made that possible was based explicitly on identity, not ideology.
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The man reached out, slowly, explicitly, his eyes keeping steady contact with my grandfather's.
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Like farmers, domestic workers are explicitly written out of union protections under the NLRA.
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It paves the way for MPs to explicitly endorse an alternative to May's plan.
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Putin didn't explicitly say he was going to run for office again in 2024.
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Only a small percentage of all transactions on the Bitcoin network are explicitly illegal.
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This suited portions of the site, where antisocial behavior was all but explicitly encouraged.
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Though the agreement explicitly mentioned "a monthly column" on aging and fitness for OK!
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Some explicitly sanctioned lynching, even going so far as to announce killings in advance.
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That's one of the meetings — that's one of the issues that I recall explicitly.
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Costolo didn't address this new feature explicitly but said he wouldn't regulate Trump's tweets.
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The Fed stands to disappoint markets if it does not explicitly promise more easing.
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The Trump administration may not have explicitly chosen the first option over the second.
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And for every explicitly expressed concept, there is usually a big, fat external symbol.
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And while none of them are explicitly gay, it's no secret that they are.
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And Apple says it won't collect such information unless people explicitly give their okay.
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The text of the Alabama law explicitly likens abortion to a crime against humanity.
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The only news outlet explicitly invited to attend was Fox News, according to CNN.
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But they did not explicitly name Mr. Fayulu — or anyone else — as the winner.
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These implicit associations often lead to explicitly discriminatory behaviors in our workplaces and communities.
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Some veterans' organizations provide such opportunities, even if they don't adopt this language explicitly.
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They were not formed explicitly for our benefit or to satisfy our endless greed.
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He was raised in rural Illinois, and draws his iconography explicitly from that milieu.
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Lindsey Graham made the subtext text, in a statement he directed explicitly at Trump.
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Though the restaurant is not exclusively for rich people, it is explicitly for occasions.
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A review of the public comments shows that many explicitly praised the boards' work.
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Her will explicitly expressed her wish to disinherit Mr. Neumann, her daughter's lawsuit said.
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The FNCS Season 2, Chapter 2 rules explicitly outlaw such behavior in Section 8.2.
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To that end, the game introduces more explicitly arcade-like elements, like extra lives.
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They're explicitly not going to be buying ETFs that come up at a premium.
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That information simply shouldn't be public without users explicitly deciding to make it so.
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The Court rarely reverses rulings explicitly, especially ones made as recently as Citizens United.
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Vice President Pence explicitly praised him in a speech at the OAS in 2018.
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Though Mr. Trump spoke broadly about freedom, he never explicitly referred to individual rights.
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This is why President George W. Bush explicitly exempted Pepfar funding from the policy.
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Ms. Thompson said Mr. Spiro told her explicitly that he worked for Mr. Brafman.
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When collusion does occur, it need not be explicitly agreed upon before the match.
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"Constitutional protection should be accorded only to speech that is explicitly political," he wrote.
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The legislation would amend federal civil rights law to explicitly include provisions on lynching.
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This is the first scientific study explicitly linking stress and graying, according to Hsu.
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The rule would not explicitly prohibit immigrants or their families from accepting the benefits.
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Consent is the focal point of these cuddle parties, which are explicitly non-sexual.
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Under state law, chairmen of Senate committees explicitly receive stipends; vice chairmen do not.
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The ideology of the Islamic Republic and its constitution are explicitly and extremely misogynist.
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And the moderators explicitly framed the discussion as a challenge to Buttigieg, asking Sen.
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In fact, some — notably Sarah Lucas and Heidi Bucher — have created explicitly male spaces.
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The Constitution, as noted above, explicitly contemplates that the legislative branch will create offices.
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Animal rights activists criticized Disney for not explicitly warning about alligators in the water.
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Such spending, not explicitly for a wall, would likely be acceptable to both parties.
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Michigan nurse practitioners are not explicitly recognized as primary care providers under state law.
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Sanders, meanwhile, pitched his Medicare for All policy explicitly through the lens of race.
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But the council has no enforcement powers, and its mandate explicitly excludes military matters.
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If it was not explicitly forbidden, she figured, she might as well try it.
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"It is explicitly against California law," said Mr. Mount of the Public Policy Institute.
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"You don't have to explicitly say, 'I hear he overdosed on drugs," she said.
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He said he warned Aidala explicitly in 'somewhat unrefined terms' about Weinstein's cell phone.
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While it wasn't explicitly stated, it was implied through people's conversations, behaviors, and decisions.
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Many companies explicitly blamed tariffs and the resultant trade wars for the dreary outlooks.
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In that year Congress explicitly amended the obstruction of justice laws to protect whistleblowers.
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Though it wasn't explicitly stated, many thought he was giving her unsolicited fitness advice.
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But Buttigieg explicitly and publicly asked McKinsey to release him from a nondisclosure agreement.
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Yale explicitly prohibits coaches from having sexual relationships with students, the student newspaper said.
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The president has explicitly adopted the stock market as a measure of his performance.
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In the Decree on the Apostolate of the Laity, this is made explicitly clear.
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The politicians avoided blame from voters by promising the guarantees implicitly rather than explicitly.
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Those spots touted legislative achievement of freshman lawmakers but did not explicitly mention impeachment.
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Chapter One, which was explicitly set in 1989, aligns completely with the novel's tone.
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Was the freezing of the money explicitly linked to the investigation of Hunter Biden?
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Under oath, Rost admitted he explicitly reinforces gender roles in all his workers' appearance.
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The other would have explicitly rolled back the ban on Medicare directly negotiating prices.
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The Antiquities Act allows monuments to be created, but did not explicitly authorize withdrawals.
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But Trump didn't mention any of that in his speech, at least not explicitly.
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Trump himself, however, has been slightly more been reluctant to explicitly call out Iran.
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At one gathering, a dean explicitly called the video "racist," Ms. Ward, 17, said.
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" Many of the memes that circulated this week were not explicitly labeled as "sponsored.
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The pact also explicitly affirms the Paris climate accord, which Mr. Trump recently shunned.
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The teammate explicitly requested that no one be told about what happened to him.
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Mr. Abella gave his statue the requisite two horns and made him explicitly nude.
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I'm not sure what was in his mind explicitly when we talked to him.
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"The Bible repeatedly and explicitly condemns homosexual behavior," the council wrote in its complaint.
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However, it did not explicitly show a quid pro quo between the two leaders.
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Mr. Trump, in endorsing Jerusalem as Israel's capital, did not explicitly endorse this idea.
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It is a serious offense to lie about something you've been asked about explicitly.
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Most people don't realize that the Constitution never explicitly mentions the power to fire.
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Rather than bow explicitly to country music, he revisits its greasy overlaps with funk.
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But the founders explicitly rejected making a Senate conviction appealable to the federal judiciary.
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No, they're explicitly taking stuff from Netflix and putting it on their own service.
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And the party establishment is simply unwilling to call for such explicitly authoritarian policies.
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But the promotional materials for the event did not explicitly or implicitly promote rape.
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But the film isn't explicitly about that, though it is one its greatest strengths.
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Unlike his previous books, this one does not take on an explicitly partisan tone.
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He's been just so very explicitly clear about this for the past few decades.
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Then he discovered GameMaker, a program similar to Fusion but designed explicitly for games.
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The program explicitly targets people "who have been failed by the education system," she said.
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" "China very explicitly made the proposed tariff response a political spear aimed at Trump's heartland.
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That intimacy is sexy, where singing explicitly about having sex can come off as crass.
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Yet an explicitly inward-looking America would have a far-reaching impact on the world.
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In his Twitter statement, Nieto does not explicitly say that he will cancel the meeting.
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The revelation is critical because he seemed to explicitly deny such contact during confirmation hearings.
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Of course, unlike Google or Facebook, Apple does not make money using customer data explicitly.
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He would not confirm if his clients were the victims explicitly mentioned in the indictment.
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What's remarkable about Atlanta is that it never explicitly lays this out on the table.
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The UAE constitution explicitly guarantees freedom for all to exercise religious worship of their choosing.
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