Thank you for all that you do and for all that you are!
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Cryptocurrency is phenomenal for all that stuff . . .
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" "Medicare for All That Want It is very important.
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Portugal's strength so far in this tournament has not been Ronaldo, for all his potential, for all that might blossom in the final week, for all that his very presence diverts defenders.
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For all that is changing, much about the Ringling Bros.
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And for all that, what was Samsung offering in return?
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And what do you get for all that extra money?
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For all that, Sun had brought down a rotten empire.
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For all that, "Watchmen" appears to revel in its impenetrability.
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We have to wait for all that to go down.
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It is a soothing balm for all that ails you.
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Nothing, apparently, to show for all that youthful energy, then.
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So yeah, you could hire a team for all that.
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"There was less need for all that melanin," Heiting said.
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And yet, for all that, the Rockets cannot be trusted.
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The membership fee seems rather small for all that access.
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Just in time for all that holiday red wine drinking.
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For all that, banks' stability should not be in question.
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For all that, free speech is hardly a red herring.
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Finally, a useful purpose for all that heart rate data.
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And that really set the stage for all that followed.
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Editorial So much for all that sanctimony about fiscal responsibility.
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So much for all that action of the first inning.
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For all that, the movie itself never judges its people.
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Thank you, Jimmy, for all that you imparted to me.
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For all that, these overlapping documentaries yield an inconclusive portrait.
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For all that, they put black heroes on the screen.
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For all that, I'm glad that Mr. Soderbergh tried it.
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Surely the queen deserves a little credit for all that?
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"I don't really have energy for all that," he said.
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A Donald Trump speech is no substitute for all that.
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She directly paid only $100.00 for all that she received.
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Watch the full set tour for all that and more, below.
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Despite the controversy, Kress is excited for all that is ahead.
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And that the onus for all that falls squarely on Facebook.
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But for all that, the ZenBook Pro Duo still runs hot.
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For all that, some women simply aren't prepared to forgo makeup.
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They utilize the OPTOCORE fiber network for all that signal connectivity.
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"There's space for all that, but it's not really for us."
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Thanks for all that have been supporting and chipping in. pic.twitter.
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I'm deeply proud and grateful for all that we've done together.
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That's when we finally get an explanation for all that shapeshifting.
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For all that, Mr Diniz is not alone in his optimism.
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How about some applause for all that amazing work you do?
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Thank you, Comic-Con, for all that you have given us.
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Prayer and meditation facilitate intense gratitude for all that you have.
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He pays for all that hobby stuff with his fun money.
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First decide if you want to sign up for all that.
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Thank you for all that you do for our nation's troops!
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Thank you to our first responders for all that you've done.
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For all that, Canto general is often more great than good.
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That is, if someone is willing to pay for all that.
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But for all that, neo-Nazi groups still exist in Germany.
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For all that he has devoured, he has produced even more.
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But we had the rest of our lives for all that!
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That was surprising enough, but hardly preparation for all that followed.
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For all that, Hastings's judgment falls most harshly on the Communists.
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Thanks to the archaeology department for all that you've taught me.
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Cuba has the Medicare for All that many Americans dream about.
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For all that, "Apollo 11" is not entirely devoid of romance.
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The big driver for all that is — you guessed it — mobile devices.
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Yet for all that strength, Trump's overall approval rating seems mostly stuck.
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Thank you for all that you do for me and our family!
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"Devastated is an understatement for all that I feel currently," she wrote.
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But for all that, "Jackie Robinson" still finds new stories to tell.
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For all that progress, the end result is still frustrating in 2016.
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But, she's still trying to be thankful for all that she has.
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In exchange for all that power, they exhibited notorious gas guzzling behavior.
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So I have told her, 'I'm grateful for all that you do.
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People will say, 'Thank you so much for all that you do.
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Apple seems to believe that I shouldn't go in for all that.
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Honey slides down as a tonic for all that ails you. Politics?
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God bless NUMTOTs and thank you for all that you do. Questions?
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I want to express my sincere gratitude for all that you've done.
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For all that, the principle of disaster insurance is a sound one.
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" He continued, "We can never repay you for all that you do.
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And for all that, do we even begin to know each other?
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They need to hear once and for all that enough is enough.
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Yet, for all that, the Hood By Air show was wondrously strange.
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And yet, for all that logic, I still find myself on edge.
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The question was what did McDonnell do in return for all that.
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For all that, you'd have to put money on TNA pulling through.
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Kristin: Well, that's why we didn't ask you for all that Jabbari.
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But for all that support, her cause is still an uphill one.
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He doesn't go in for all that fate and destiny stuff either.
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As for all that talk about POTUS winning a Nobel Peace Prize?
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For all that, "queens" is still a notable work, or maybe several.
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Investigators have grand plans for all that data once it becomes available.
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For all that, the war is largely forgotten in the United States.
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Enthusiastically optimistic, like a walking advertisement for all that Michael had lost.
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Yet for all that, it now seems Australian attitudes are getting harsher.
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This sauce can be a balm for all that has befallen you.
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We hope you're rested and ready for all that 2019 will bring.
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It's like she's making up for all that time she kept silent.
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Paying back our moms for all that they do is no easy task.
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The final moments of "The Day After" made up for all that, though.
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But for all that occurs in each scene, Atlanta is a quiet show.
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But of course, for all that streaming giveth, it must also taketh away.
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Start learning new languages for all that travel you will be doing. 5.
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But for all that heaviness, Father of the Bride plays buoyant and breezy.
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For all that, Mr Chenault's long tenure has not been an unequivocal triumph.
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The nucleus for all that is good, bad, and better than Jennifer Lopez.
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For all that doesn't hold up, Seinfeld was a revelation for scripted television.
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Read on for all that went down in the beginning of the end.
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For all that experience and talent, his speaking level averaged around ninth grade.
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For all that, BMW (and the other stalwart German brands) will take notice.
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But the story that he told was, for all that, hard to deny.
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For all that effort they deserve a little gift every now and then.
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But for all that, other words of Mr Sanders mattered a lot more.
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For Mr. Makiya, the episode became a symbol for all that went wrong.
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And yet, for all that, John Kelly is still on the job. Why?
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"Thank you for all that you do," she said on the red carpet.
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For all that size, its arms were as small as a little kid's.
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And for all that Portugal's deal is innovative, it may not be imminent.
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But, for all that, it was far from a home run for Biden.
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Except for all that stuff about death and the meaninglessness of life, anyway.
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Second, PtG can serve as a load for all that excess renewable energy.
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For all that, Mr. Desplechin's films cannot, or ought not, be considered literary.
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Yet for all that, many Darfuris fervently hope this revolution can change everything.
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And in exchange for all that market share, they'll provide no real value.
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STOLBERG: And do you hold then-Senator Biden personally responsible for all that?
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But for all that money, Bloomberg has not built himself an insurmountable lead.
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So sad for all that is happening around the world with this situation.
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Yet, for all that time, she lived as if she were a guest.
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Mexican workers would undoubtedly appreciate being able to pay for all that stuff.
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In some foundational way, I have my abortion to thank for all that.
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Then we would know, once and for all, that we are not alone.
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For all that, the movie isn't as stirring as it seeks to be.
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Yet for all that, he seemed to be itching to get back inside.
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Yet for all that voting power, millennials are still woefully underrepresented in Washington.
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For all that, people can have various reasons for staying in the office.
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For all that went wrong, Johnson knew everything was right with his game.
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With Goetz's phone number, Sebastian was Goetz, for all that the internet cared.
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For all that warmth, Meghan, 34, was equally cutting about the commander-in-chief.
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It's the least we can do for all that they have given to us.
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I feel so fortunate for all that she has taught me over the years.
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For all that speed and luxury, you'll have to pay a price, of course.
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For all that, he understands, and quietly worries, if it makes black visitors uncomfortable.
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For all that effort, vanishingly few allocations did better than your grandmother's bank account.
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THANK YOU FOR ALL THAT YOU'VE DONE TO SAVE THE CHINESE PEOPLE, MATT DAMON.
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We'll give thanks for each other and for all that God has given us.
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Hillary: BernieBernie slays, proving once and for all that the Democratic Primary was rigged.
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The absence of time or place For all that exists is this Bar Mitzvah.
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All of her policies are socialist, Medicare for all, that&aposs universal health care.
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Yet, for all that, his only political experience is as New York City mayor.
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For all that, however, the dynamics around Trump's standing with female voters are complex.
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In short, let us give thanks for all that is absent from this film.
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That's when the CEO becomes the figurehead for all that is good and bad.
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And taxpayers deserve a better return-on-investment for all that per pupil spending.
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They want to be comfortable for all that running around — and dancing, of course.
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For all that, the Orange must have been running the biggest brothel ever, right?
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We were too old for kid stuff, we were too cool for all that.
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For all that Villig talks to Bolt&aposs differences, it is remarkably like Uber.
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Kale Binder remained an ethereal concept standing in for all that could have been.
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"I'm too old for all that stuff," Nadal on renewing his feud with Kyrgios.
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Like many of my fellow sisters, I don't have time for all that foolishness.
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There is a trade-off for all that cleverness, though, beyond it costing more.
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"Thank you for all that you've done to try to help me," it read.
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For all that, there is little evidence that interest in cosmic affairs has lessened.
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For all that, in its housing market Canada has lately become a place of extremes.
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But sometimes — especially when those freezing winter temps hit — nobody's got time for all that.
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It was Kanye's confession, him asking for forgiveness for all that came before this moment.
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Then again, can't you just use your smartphone for all that close-up bokeh stuff?
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Or just a busy mom, You are a 🦸 everyday for all that you do.
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The charge for all that extra electricity will be spread around future patrons' bills equally.
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Proof once and for all that a car can, uh, fit inside of a tunnel.
|
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With these incremental price hikes, customers are paying the price for all that premium content.
|
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But for Microsoft, there's an even better home for all that data: Under the sea.
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Plus, who has time for all that grooming when you're working on an actual routine?
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"It's not going to be this free-for-all that some people imagine," Hudak says.
|
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Or will Kevin's charm and the daily bakery grind make up for all that couture?
|
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Even the most high-powered committee would struggle to find a workaround for all that.
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For all that, you get 601 horsepower and a lot of looks on the streets.
|
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Most startups fail, most VC investments lose money, and there's a reason for all that.
|
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But for Microsoft, there's an even better home for all that data: under the sea.
|
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The idea, of course, is for all that information to help skiers improve their technique.
|
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Magmortar, Electivire, Tangrowth and Rhyperior mean you'll have a use for all that extra candy.
|
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For all that, Mark is portrayed less as hateful than as hapless, and possibly doomed.
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For all that, Mr. Owens's show was as resplendent as one has come to expect.
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For all that, China's challenge to the established postwar order needs to be taken seriously.
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We wish her all the best and thank her for all that she has done.
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For all that, we keep on hoping, and that persuades us to keep on living.
|
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In a democracy, not voting is voting -- for all that you may detest and oppose.
|
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Curry thanked Bryant for all that he had done for the game throughout the years.
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Almost halfway through the deal, it's safe to say so much for all that phooey.
|
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"Thank you for all that you do," one commenter responded to the duo's Facebook post.
|
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For all that and more, check out this guide to spending a night in Atlanta.
|
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Mitchell was, by her own admission, not actually a folk musician for all that long.
|
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Simple Habit is providing free meditations sessions for all that are designed to relieve stress.
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For all that, Dr. Sutton said he had spent only one night on the island.
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The Neediest Cases Fund There is no clear cure for all that ails Kristian Hidalgo.
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"There's actually no need for all that data to be held together," Mr. Uren said.
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For all that, the manufacturers won't be able to meet all the demand anytime soon.
|
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For all that luxury ... it's time for buyers to pony up and help Adam out.
|
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"We must understand once and for all that a country with corruption cannot move forward."
|
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With 959 pages of text, he's got room for all that and a lot more.
|
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To be clear, more immigration is not a panacea for all that ails our economy.
|
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For all that, Mr. Bauman, 58, is hardly your run-of-the-mill party leader.
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And who else would be responsible for those teeth, for all that coiled up youthfulness?
|
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And for all that drama, we have one person to thank: Rhea Jarrell (Holly Hunter).
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For all that, I also think Bolton also disserved his president, his country and himself.
|
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Ford's experience shows us once and for all that our political system no longer works.
|
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Higher yields, of course, also mean higher costs for all that government and private debt.
|
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But also revealing were the attacks on Medicare for All that Third Way tested out.
|
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But that only fueled her passion to make up for all that she had lost.
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Take this bar and love it for all that is plain and pure about it.
|
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What's more, the one-act play does not allow for all that much dramatic development.
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I try to have some grace and thanks for all that this body has given me.
|
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But Musk also has a plan for all that dirt he's digging up in the process.
|
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For all that science knows about coral reefs, these complex ecosystems are still maddeningly, well, complex.
|
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Or just a busy mom, You are a (superhero emoji) everyday for all that you do.
|
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Yet for all that, the polls reflected a broadly unchanged set of expectations from October's poll.
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Thank you from the bottom of my heart for all that you have given, Mr. Mayor.
|
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But for all that the president enjoys humbling elites, he also craves their respect and admiration.
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Gormley's spectacles interest us somewhat for all that they are, but they do not move us.
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Thank you, Kim, for all that you're doing and will continue to do for jail reform.
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Yet for all that, Mr Merz is unlikely to present himself as the candidate of rupture.
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And most of all, thank you, Prince Rogers Nelson, for all that you have given us.
|
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For all that safety and predictability was the watchword, it turned out terrible for everyone involved.
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I wanted her to let her fans know, once and for all, that it wasn't appropriate.
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The photo speaks volumes and seemingly confirms, once-and-for-all, that the two are together.
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For all that other countries may want to learn from Germany, its government is looking East.
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She also wants a version of Medicare-for-all that does not eliminate private insurance plans.
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Same image as above, 242% cropOf course, there's a price to pay for all that detail.
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And they want the FCC to rule, once and for all, that they're in the clear.
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For all that Hagerman asks of those around him, he gives one thing back: a lake.
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I've travelled the world, been in hotels, training camps, races, for all that amount of time.
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"I won't be around for all that," the 82-year-old master of musical Minimalism said.
|
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But mobile betting needs to take off in a big way for all that to happen.
|
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For all that, nothing indicates that the newly teeming galaxy is in imminent danger of overpopulation.
|
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To be frank, good riddance to the glossy black option, for all that glimmers also scratches.
|
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But for all that, it seemed like the right time to let Naito have his reign.
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IBM bought The Weather Company in 2015 because it was hot for all that delicious data.
|
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And for all that school officials knew, students were just diligently recharging flash drives on laptops.
|
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Yet for all that both men accomplished, neither changed the fundamental direction of the American economy.
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On the other hand, suppose you don't have time for all that physical therapy and counseling.
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For all that, "The Stranger" was the first and only box-office hit of his career.
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His voice tightens, still grieving for his friends and for all that was taken from him.
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For all that, scientists said that they saw a few rays of sunshine amid the clouds.
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Yet for all that, he finds himself rethinking his advice to Occupy protesters to remain moderate.
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For all that, the technology was still limited; recordings had to be made manually, every time.
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For all that, though, Howard deserves acclaim for taking advantage of the opportunities his teammates provided.
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As is customary, presidents do get credit, and blame, for all that occurs on their watch.
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But for all that proud tradition, Romford isn't what it used to be, Mr. Webb says.
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For all that, the outline fails to identify a single individual tax preference it would eliminate.
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In terms of performance, the laptop ran extremely well for all that I put it through.
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We're grateful to him for all that he's given to Apple and wish him the best.
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For all that the climate crisis has been at the center of the international conversation; for all it has been at the forefront of the Democratic presidential debates; for all the talk about it around the Oscars; for all that it was one of the biggest trends to emerge from the shows last season — for all that, as the New York collections draw to a close, the question of sustainability has been strangely absent from the catwalks.
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While he has thought about going gray again, nowadays, he said, "I'm too lazy for all that."
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But I'm also grateful for all that she was able to give us while she was here.
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But if someone can reverse this animus once and for all, that person might be Ina Garten.
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We are grateful for all that he has done and continues to do for our Salem community.
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Thank-you for bringing me into the world and for all that you have done for me.
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They have an actual law that they get immunity for all that crap that's on their platform.
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One possible explanation for all that loot -- the report says he'd just inherited $24k from a grandmother.
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" Her dreamy retreat also inspires Kardashian to be thankful for "all that is good in my life.
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And regardless of anything, I just want to thank you for all that you've given to me.
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However, for all that spending, most Americans are not willing to go into debt to facilitate travel.
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Canadians, for all that we've managed to construct a society that Americans sometimes envy, lack this ethic.
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Despite its current ubiquity, pizza hasn't really been a thing in New York for all that long.
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For all that we've learned about the Pluto system to date, we're still just scratching the surface.
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For all that it is dysfunctional, Lebanon has limped along thanks to the pragmatism of its sects.
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So we want to thank them for their sacrifice and for all that they do for us.
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For all that fanfare, the FBI can retrieve evidence from the vast majority of phones it handles.
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Alas, finding a suitable location — a place with room for all that hardware, member project storage, etc.
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Now they will get the blame for all that goes wrong, toxifying their brands in the process.
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It was only a matter of time before she found an outlet for all that... youthful energy.
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Whether or not five years is enough time for all that to happen remains to be seen.
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" As for Nadal, his only words on the subject were: "I'm too old for all that stuff.
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The American people's voice is the basis of legitimacy for all that the United States does. Culture.
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"Miles Ahead" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying adult guardian or parent) for all that jazz.
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I am grateful for all that he taught me, for the conversations we shared, and lessons taught.
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Peter Bradshaw, The Guardian For all that it's hokum, this film alludes tactlessly to something pretty real.
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And our health outcomes for all that egregious spending are some of the poorest of developed countries.
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Most importantly, I want to thank this team for all that you do – each and every day.
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Thanks for all that you do and if you have questions, please join one of the sessions.
|
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And yet, though potentially thrilling, it may not be quite the free-for-all that some think.
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Most importantly, I want to thank this team for all that you do — each and every day.
|
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Mr. Bergman, who helped establish the foundation, has been chairman and chief executive for all that time.
|
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And for all that harshness — and perhaps because of it — it is a place of extraordinary beauty.
|
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For all that, South Koreans lavish around $13 billion annually on golf, or roughly $260 per capita.
|
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It might as well have been klaxons sounding in the serenity, for all that it seemingly portends.
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I'm absolutely good for all that, but it might just be easier to talk about Matthew Dellavedova.
|
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How did you pay for all that research and development before you had a product to sell?
|
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In 2015, Mr. Bridwell gave Palm Springs Life magazine a succinct explanation for all that thrill-seeking.
|
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The mental strain of burying all that fear for all that time becomes its own monumental effort.
|
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But at this point in 2020 it feels like everybody is gearing up for all that chaos.
|
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Now, if only Rise of Skywalker would state once and for all that Poe Dameron is bi...
|
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And yet, for all that, "Land of Mine" deserves its Oscar nomination for Best Foreign Language Film.
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But people wanted the 'Baby It's Cold Outside' war to be a proxy war for all that.
|
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Manufacturing the cement and steel needed for all that construction will emit a lot of greenhouse gases.
|
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For all that they clutter up pavements, they take up vastly less road space overall than cars.
|
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Yet for all that the Land of the Rising Sun has little visibility on the global scene.
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For all that had changed, there were at least some things that remained as he remembered them.
|
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Meanwhile, women tend to get paid less for all that trouble, or not get paid at all.
|
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Still, the smoochy showcase should clear up once and for all that the pair have rekindled their flame.
|
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And with access to experts, beauty pros and incredible genes, she's been nearly ageless for all that time.
|
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For all that, the ruling parties, and the media, brushed him aside as a hateful right-wing xenophobe.
|
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For all that this looks like a victory for working people, it can't be our high water mark.
|
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And yet Raducanu is right: for all that experience, Deguara's game isn't so much unfinished as barely started.
|
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And expanding it to a high-end Sony phone doesn't change the situation for all that many people.
|
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For all that, it would be a mistake to assume that Ugandan writing is glum, pious or austere.
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I'm trying to make up for all that experience, and years and years of riding, and it's hard.
|
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It's not flashy and the work will never be done, but it's no less important for all that.
|
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For all that they would have us believe otherwise UK and US are not mere bystanders in this.
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"We embraced and sobbed together for all that we knew would come—and it has come," writes Curtis.
|
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For all that he was willing to throw money around, Bush was hardly a moderate on fiscal issues.
|
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For all that, a heavy load of debt does leave companies fragile, and that can make markets jittery.
|
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But, for all that it wouldn't be out of place in a Dickens novel, this place is real.
|
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Tip a dollar or two if you can afford it, and thank them for all that they do.
|
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And yet, for all that we know, there is so much more that we have yet to discover.
|
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America has for decades been the poster boy for all that is good and all that is possible.
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But there's plenty of time for all that, because the wagon won't hit dealers until later this year.
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I didn't hear anyone among the very smart people at RSAC who had a solution for all that.
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For all that Doom makes its competitors seem bloated, its narrative could have used some slightly tighter editing.
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Economic and policy uncertainty in China and Japan are well documented and no more soluble for all that.
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For all that talk it doesn't appear that any kind of deal is on the table right now.
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Democrats have embraced something called "Medicare for All" that would dump all Americans into government-run health care.
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For all that effort, print circulation declined to 3,000 a day from 5,100 in 2011, Ms. Hu said.
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"To each and every one of you I sincerely apologize for all that I have done," Hoegel said.
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In the meantime, I'm very grateful for all that you do for McDonald's to help continue our legacy.
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Wednesday could bring a reward for all that hard emotional work like a contract, proposal, or exclusivity clause.
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It sometimes felt like these fans were rewarded for all that dedication by barely seeing themselves on screen.
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I just want you all to understand that devastated is an understatement for all that I feel currently.
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But for all that sites like Ain Ghazal have taught archaeologists, they are still grappling with enormous questions.
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But not for all: That pursuit, enshrined in the Declaration of Independence in 1776, was denied to blacks.
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If the Fed funded Medicare-for-all that way, it would not get $1.5 trillion back plus interest.
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We are deeply grateful for all that he has done for MPR, for Minnesota and for our country.
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And yet, for all that, it seems important to reconstruct some kind of pathway from cradle to grave.
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It would make it clear, once and for all, that the "We" in "We the people" includes everybody.
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"The other," she added, "is to applaud my daughter for all that she accomplished despite her mental illness."
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For all that realism, though, Marrs pins his plot on a government eager to do some social engineering.
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But now they take two to three days and are away from their family for all that time.
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Bishop Richard J. Malone "had become the lightning rod for all that was wrong," a lay leader said.
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It takes a village, and we have our village to thank for all that we have accomplished together.
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Of course, the kicker is that for all that expended energy, we're only getting less and less happy.
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For all that, Trump got little in the way of concrete concessions that North Korea hasn't made before.
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As for all that cheese—even Zen students need to be permitted certain indulgences from time to time.
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So you do and she asks you to please not do that and for all that I am grateful.
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For all that mainstream Republicans hyped up Trump's narrow loss in Iowa, in reality his performance there was impressive.
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It's important that other female athletes should stand by her, for all that she is doing for the sport.
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Now Lord we wanna [sic] give you all the thanks and all the praise for all that you do.
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Delaney's campaign printed up flyers critical of "Sanders' Medicare for All" that it distributed to reporters after the debate.
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How did you get the Solo cup design put on your clothing and the monster truck for "All That"?
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Thank you so much for all that you have done, you are in all of our hearts, thank you!
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There's still a whole month of summer left, but we can't help but feel nostalgic for all that followed.
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The halls were all decked, the stockings were hung,And for all that we know, even carols were sung.
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For all that made BBM sometimes frustrating to use, it gave me something I miss today: a private community.
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Yet, for all that, dredging has started and workers will begin laying the pipes across the Baltic sea shortly.
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His lawyer, Jennifer Bonjean, plans to bring a federal civil suit against the city for all that he suffered.
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It doesn't appear that the cheese was ever recovered; please pour one out for all that delicious, delicious dairy.
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For all that American society talks a good talk about women in the workplace, we aren't walking the walk.
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How they'll have room for all that pie after that insane meal beats us, but consider us officially jealous.
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In exchange for all that, it has an ownership stake in the unit and keeps 50% of the rent.
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Yet, for all that queasy interlude, they still left arm in arm, off for a walk around Old Street.
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But when you fall back on something like a single-payer system for all that is so anti-American.
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For all that Canadians want to hit the Paris target, many don't want to feel they're paying for it.
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Until we understand once and for all that the law is for everyone, society will always be in danger.
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But in the spirit of his socialist convictions, he too has found a scapegoat for all that ails America.
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As a sensationalist report of 1891 put it, they were "a synonym for all that is doubtful and mysterious".
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And for all that, more people are getting cancer, living with cancer and dying from cancer than ever before.
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And, sure, it can be that, if that's what you're into, but I don't have time for all that.
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And yet, for all that, a growing chorus of policymakers and thought-leaders is increasingly calling for such action.
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For all that I've accomplished, adjusting my own legal status to remain here is still just an elusive fantasy.
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For I know that I shall have plenty of reason to praise him for all that he will do.
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"My heart of love is going out for all that was in harm's way of God's will," she said.
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It was a proper initiation for all that was to come, and immediately after a troupe of dancer appeared.
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For all that Hibbert contributed at the defensive end, every minute he was on the floor was a compromise.
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For all that money, you'd want the BPM Core to be super easy to use and accurate as hell.
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A loving home at the end of the line sometimes isn't enough to make up for all that trauma.
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"I just wanted to say thank you so much for all that you're doing during this pandemic," Lizzo said.
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We have recipes for all that, and for the weeknight cooking that may be creeping back into your schedule.
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For all that, Mr. Mugabe, returning home from exile early in 20133, offered friendship and reconciliation to his foes.
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To resign myself to such a fate would be to admit once and for all that I'm a Washingtonian.
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Warren also plans to release her own transition plan for Medicare For All, that will likely differ from Sanders.
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As he crisscrosses the nation, Speaker Ryan makes an eloquent case for all that has been accomplished so far.
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One reason for all that piano playing is the unconventional campaign being run by Republican front-runner Donald Trump.
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For all that Americans spend on prescription drugs — $425 billion last year — you'd think we'd actually take our medicine.
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It's a hidden internet free-for-all, that you can only access via anonymized browsers like Tor or 12P.
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The chicken project will investigate, among other things, just exactly what we were doing with chickens for all that time.
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But, in fact, it takes no time at all for all that hard-earned money to disappear into thin air.
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For all that Lil Wayne succeeds with punchlines, his rare flashes of narrative and emotion are worth savoring as well.
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And yet, for all that progress, fully electric vehicles still make up less than 1 percent of US auto sales.
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"I think we got to establish a principle once and for all that you own your data, period," Wyden said.
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For all that prison shows pride themselves on supposed "rawness," it's nothing compared to the conditions seen in these clips.
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So it was about a two-year process for all that weight coming off, and last summer I hit 235.
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The Pixel 4 isn't going to go in for all that: it's just going to unapologetically have a top bezel.
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Yet for all that one may not learn much about Africa from this book, Mr Gettleman's writing certainly zips along.
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But for all that paleontologists have learned about these diminutive plant-eaters, their coloration patterns have remained unknown—until now.
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For all that India is the world's fastest-growing big economy, to many Indians that is not how it feels.
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But running against a single-payer system and socialized medicine is the potential cure for all that ails the GOP.
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But equally important, if not more, is the health of Google proper, the business that pays for all that stuff.
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For all that, the South China Sea dispute entails consequences at least as severe as those in the Persian Gulf.
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The French people love Americans for all that we have inspired in the world since we declared independence in 1776.
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For all that bodybuilding delivered in enthusiasm and entertainment on Saturday, it certainly lacked a little in suspense and procedure.
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For all that they're great at (precision, speed, consistency), robots still suck at manipulating door handles, among other basic tasks.
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"Today's was a good game so it made up for all that passing last time," said Okada, the university student.
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I will love him for all that he is, and will support him in anything that he wants to be.
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I think it's the Affordable Care Act, and if that leads to Medicare-for-all, that may be the path.
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This season, there are a few standout silhouettes that should be on hand for all that summer has in store.
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Consequently, it is fodder for all that thwarts, represses, starves, withers, deadens, limits, and narrows the complex souls of Parisians.
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Warren made unforced errors -- namely the bumpy rollout of her plan to enact "Medicare for All" -- that hurt her candidacy.
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For all that success, children-centered politics alone didn't quite live up to Mr. Greenberg's promise of its transformational power.
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But it's also an opportunity to deepen the intimacy of your bond as you prepare for all that lies ahead.
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Eventually, it's supposed to have enough paying customers that it can pay for all that content and turn a profit.
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Rather than being a compatriot, stuck in the same frustrating, uncomfortable situation, I become a scapegoat for all that frustration.
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Yet for all that, Trump's basic view that the Fed should cut interest rates more aggressively may well be correct.
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If a waste of time goes on long enough, some said, shouldn't someone be held accountable for all that wasting?
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He keeps him where he can see him because, for all that Neymar is the icing, Coutinho is the cake.
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It doesn't come cheap, but surprisingly, it doesn't cost as much as you might expect for all that it offers.
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Erin Lee Carr shared her manuscript for "All That You Leave Behind" with her twin sister, Meagan, and other relatives.
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With all that in mind, the Yale researchers expect these big savings from Medicare-for-all: That all sounds great.
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The moment Disney Plus was announced, I knew my time had come to make up for all that I missed.
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Yet for all that, most pairs cost only around thirty bucks, though prices do vary based on size and color.
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It was a free-for-all that must've had Trump campaign advisers laughing out loud with each increasingly acerbic barb.
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And we should be careful not to see Netanyahu's potential political demise as a panacea for all that ails Israel.
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Yet, for all that success, the conservative movement is on its heels, and even the meaning of conservatism is uncertain.
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Marvel Studios and DC, with the help of Iron Man, the Avengers, and Batman, are largely responsible for all that.
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I guess, this whole broke culture has been ... you're seeing it for all that it's worth, and it's not pretty.
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Audience member #4: Thank you for all that you've done, first of all, and thanks for coming in to speak.
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"Happy Mother's Day @vanessabryant we love you and thank you for all that you do for our family," wrote Kobe, 40.
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Their presence, for all that it is largely out of sight, is not just to safeguard the motherland from outside attack.
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"We as women need to love our bodies for all that they give us, not only what they show," she said.
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Yet for all that Trump has normalized his approach to public policy, he remains a profoundly abnormal figure in American politics.
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My heart is so heavy today, but so full of gratitude for all that you have taught and done for me.
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Warren, like Harris, had previously said she supported several paths to Medicare for All that could allow for maintaining private insurance.
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But for all that, the device Google describes doesn't feel like a finished product, or a direct competitor to tethered headsets.
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For all that, in English, the words are so often neighbours, "peace" and "quiet" are not necessarily conducive to each other.
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She may know more about poetry than he does, but James is inspiring for all that he brings to her attention.
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And while we're barely into fall, it's never too early to get your vanities ready for all that glitter and gold.
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For all that spending, ($3.2 trillion in 2015) healthcare is largely a neglected and feared investment class — and for good reason.
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Yet Mr Atambayev, for all that he claimed to champion the rule of law, had undercut democratic progress while in office.
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But for all that, her primary sin is administering—or perhaps mis-administering—a policy that she inherited from her predecessor.
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Kate Wagner's blog McMansion Hell is like a snarky DSM-IV for all that ails contemporary over-building in suburban developments.
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For them, the work-hard, play-hard perks associated with the job are part of their compensation for all that stress.
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Jordan so much for all that you do," begins the 11-minute tribute to the strains of "Somewhere Over the Rainbow.
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For all that, as well as some pretty fire takes about school zones in general, we thankfully have the video above.
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On Wednesday, Trump proved once and for all that he is the ur-Fox News viewer by tweeting about Snoop Dogg.
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For all that, Bacevich is right that the United States' reflexive use of armed intervention in the Middle East is folly.
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It's the kind of nihilistic free-for-all that I might have found daring at 16, but mostly find tiresome now.
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Even if the new Bayer chief executive, Werner Baumann, were up for all that, he would need to scrutinize value creation.
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Additionally, the US-China trade war has demonstrated once and for all that geopolitical outcomes are not siloed from market outcomes.
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These owners believe that tax parity is an insufficient expression of national gratitude for all that they have done for us.
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These cultural offerings have brought young professionals, in particular, flocking to the capital city for all that it has to offer.
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That anniversary should be a day of celebration for all that this incentive to give has done for the American people.
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It's easy to fill up on these chorizo-stuffed clams, so don't forget to save room for all that grilled meat.
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For all that, I don't want to be too hard on The Affair or its creators, Sarah Treem and Hagai Levi.
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Let us give thanks for all that we have, and let us boldly face the exciting new frontiers that lie ahead.
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Run by ex-girlfriends Hannah Lavon and Ashley Connors, the company proves once and for all that exes can be pals.
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For all that she could have gained, Anderson's own audacity and rancor made her the hostile witness in her own case.
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But you'll need a soundtrack for all that frolicking and it should probably involve this week's seven most important album releases.
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Die Antwoord isn't an act that warrants much overthinking, but they're also proving once and for all that they're no gimmick.
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It's a good time to take a moment to feel grateful for all that we've accomplished during the past two weeks.
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But the reality is that plenty of people live too far away from home to make it back for all that.
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You can never fully repay her for all that she's done, but a well-cooked meal can help inch you closer.
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And yet, for all that this country gets right, Australia is a bit like the hottest girl in your freshman class.
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The only other options are things like Medicare for all that would involve moving significantly to the left, not the right.
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"I wanted to put on my favorite outfit to thank you for all that you've done in your lifetime," McKinnon said.
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This hiatus is more ominous and widespread, but for all that, the return of sports will most likely be greeted joyously.
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France, for instance, has health care for all that is largely state-financed, but most people also buy private supplemental coverage.
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How do we pat ourselves on the backs for all that we've achieved, while still acknowledging where we'd like to go?
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Let the record reflect, once and for all, that Flint had absolutely, positively nothing to do with private water companies. Period.
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For all that we expect of our men and women in blue, the right training should be only a click away.
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For all that, Christians are increasingly frustrated and worried by his failure to protect them, and some are considering moving abroad.
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Since day one of this administration, women have been persisting, reclaiming our time and saying once and for all that #TimesUp.
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For all that newfound patience and delicateness, though, they're still able to be make even Jim Morrison-level bluster feel charming.
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As for all that stuff with a rat, well, ratfucking is a term for using underhanded tactics during a political campaign.
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"I feel very thankful for all that I have, I feel very grateful every time I go to Mosul," she explained.
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But there's a price to pay for all that goodness, and well, it's high — both in numerical figures and casual everyday annoyances.
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Obama's move to open relations robbed the Castro regime of its fail-safe excuse for all that ailed Cuba -- the United States.
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The result has been a trickle of warnings from financial experts that the price tag for all that debt is coming due.
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In Atlanta, folks make room for all that grilled food by running in the AJC Peachtree Road Race, the world's largest 10K.
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For all that Mr Kim's diplomatic dance increases his security in the short run, it could well undermine it in the end.
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Of course there are other races —I've even seen a few blacks — but you can adjust for all that in your settings.
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Back in 1937, when I first admitted my share of responsibility for all that had happened, I dreamed of redemption through pain.
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For all that Brandon's been through — remember when he slept with his father's girlfriend — maybe a boring cellist is good for him.
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While AT&T still bears some cost for all that free traffic, it's small enough that the carrier doesn't seem to care.
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Last year, it was confirmed once and for all that a third Sex and the City movie was not in the cards.
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Either way, you'll want to make some room on your bedside table for all that Sleepy you're about to stock up on...
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But one thing above all seems probable: for all that many Americans long for clarity, this saga will have a political ending.
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Our other issues remain, and they will until we accept once and for all that cannabis is hardly the same as heroin.
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Just pick up a decent bread or your favorite crackers and you will have the perfect carb conduit for all that cheese.
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Is there for ways, as an individual, to make sure you have the resources available, that you're compensated for all that stuff?
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For all that he was billed as a daredevil with that top rope dive, he had a massive frame of pure muscle.
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All I had to do was freshen up, maybe have a nap, and check out the pool for all that Timbaland goodness.
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For all that, it will be some time before Afghans are allowed to globetrot in the same hassle-free way as Germans.
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For all that is unprecedented about this President and his administration, his response to the deadly attack in Charlottesville was fundamentally unsurprising.
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After their many ups and downs, Caitlyn Jenner is back to praising ex-wife Kris for all that she's done for her.
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For all that we do to honor them; they have done, and continue to do, much more in service to our country.
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Originally released in 1998, the multicolored electronic rodents laid the foundation for millennial and Gen Z's love for all that is cursed.
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Ikea brought the sass, and proved once and for all that they've got the market covered on blue, plastic, crinkly tote bags.Â
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His reward for all that will be a $607,000 salary for the 2016 season, handsome by many standards but not by baseball's.
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Being bogged down in thinkpieces about "millennials," though, means that there has to be a nice, neat narrative for all that somewhere.
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The listening experience won't be for everyone, as its polyphonic aesthetic doesn't offer any rhythmic or melody support for all that noise.
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And so you want to understand all those things and then build something that is fair and that works for all that.
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"When he first worked on Savile Row, all the bright colors he's known for, all that didn't really exist," Mr. Enninful said.
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But for all that their help matters, to us and to them, few kids are doing much around the house at all.
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Nor would they create a new system like Medicare for All that would, like all ambitious legislation, have unintended and unforeseen consequences.
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"I wanted to put on my favorite outfit to thank you for all that you've done in your lifetime," McKinnon told her.
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For all that, the tale is a jolting one, and the superb players do justice to the emotional distress of its characters.
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For all that, constituents are not voiceless in a democracy, and every once in a while they do score major legislative wins.
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So there are definitely things you can do after the fact and we have special file formats for all that stuff too.
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For all that ails it, New York fashion, including that for men, could use a healthy a dose of "Funny Face" medicine.
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If we all work together, we can build a strong and prosperous America for all that is free of violence and extremism.
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Along the way, she gives Awkwafina a chance to shine, and prove once and for all that she's more than comic relief.
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Yet for all that Chamakh and Park failed to do at Arsenal, their effect since their departure has been considerably more lasting.
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Apologies for all that pretense — it's too cold for ice cream here, and it'll counterbalance how frothy and fun this puzzle was.
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By using a taco, you've ingeniously got a little biscuit curve to act as a reservoir for all that melted ice cream.
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Miranda's short hair was a metonym for all that made Miranda an odd fit for the show in which she found herself.
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Doughty, for all that she is both approachable and humble, is somewhat of a celebrity in the close-knit death care community.
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That shit was a joy to hear, and today is a celebration for all that is good because NSG's EP Grown Up?
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Whether you're too busy for all that upkeep or just plain forgetful, artificial plants can be a great alternative to the real deal.
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John Bravata's seminars even included a complimentary meal, proving once and for all that there is no such thing as a free lunch.
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"I think they show once and for all that pterosaurs had feathers, just like birds, and just like many dinosaurs," Brusatte told Gizmodo.
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Brown is anxious, but says she's grateful for all that everyone is doing to make sure her baby is well taken care of.
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Tony Romo appeared for a rare Tuesday press conference to say once and for all that the Dallas Cowboys are Dak Prescott's team.
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In fact, after everything my family has been through, we certainly have a greater appreciation for all that is simple in this life.
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The result: Connecticut is one of the most expensive states for business, with less to show this year for all that money spent.
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We established a road map for all that would guarantee the respect of human and minority rights as well as good neighborly relations.
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Many specialties would still take a pay cut even under versions of "Medicare for All" that aren't as full-throated as what Sen.
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If ever there was any doubt about Google's commitment to Chromebooks, we can now say once and for all that it was misplaced.
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Yes, but: A version of Medicare for All that eliminates private insurance is still supported by a majority of both Democrats and independents.
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For all that it adds to the game in big ways, Forsaken is here to smooth over tons and tons of tiny details.
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But a new reality show, Strut, is here to highlight a group that has largely been ignored for all that time: transgender models.
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For all that Republicans and Democrats may increasingly dislike each other, meanwhile, the partisan divide over attitudes towards other social groupings is shrinking.
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When there isn't time for all that, this new hand-held microscope could help doctors identify cancer cells in just a few moments.
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On the other hand, men need to understand once and for all that women's bodies don't belong to them — neither IRL or online.
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Let this be a reminder, once and for all, that astrology and astronomy may come up against each other, but they rarely intermingle.
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"Battle of the Bastards" finally showed once and for all that Daenerys Targaryen and (especially) Jon Snow are horrible people and horrible leaders.
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And for all that oil and metals have come to dominate economies such as Nigeria's and Congo's, the boom broadened beyond natural resources.
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And for all that is good and great in this world, stop giving Donald Trump a platform to be a spokesperson for golf.
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" Of Mr. Obama's election, she said, "That was one for our race and one for all that our people have faced in history.
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Pictures from Kathakali often serve as cover imagery for guidebooks for India and become poster symbols for all that is most theatrically exotic.
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Moreover, for all that they can try to correct for the errors that so embarrassed them last May, pollsters are in uncharted territory.
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The partnership eventually broke apart, as did Atari itself, with only a couple of incredibly rare prototypes to show for all that effort.
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All I saw was loss and more loss, the potential for all that you hold dear to vanish instantly, right before your eyes.
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Of course, prior to releasing the coins we would like Kirk to prove once and for all that he is the Goatse Man.
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But she also starts the presidential race with an advantage that may make up for all that: Her opponent is Donald J. Trump.
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Each of these challenges is incredibly complex, and we know that technology is not a panacea for all that ails our global community.
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And the Sanders people think that you'll succeed with Medicare-for-all — that people's understanding of the constraints on the system are wrong.
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It's a reminder that for all that we think our own moment in history singular and unprecedented, the facts invariably prove us wrong.
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Klopp, for all that his public image is of a coach with one distinct, nonnegotiable style, has retuned his team, and his thinking.
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But then competition can feel menacing — a grueling free-for-all that anyone with grand ambitions in business would prefer to do without.
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Use the holidays as an opportunity to show your appreciation for all that this staff does to protect your investment throughout the year.
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For all that, I have no doubt that a true privacy expert reading this article will laugh at all the things I'm missing.
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But for all that, Mr. Shah said, the mobile world hasn't yet offered the kind of digital shopping gathering place Instagram can provide.
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And then Twain in particular, for all that he wrote so well about children, is not always at his best writing for children.
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For all that, merging with Altria may expose PMI to regulatory risks from Juul, whose controversial devices are a worrying hit with teenagers.
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But for all that, the screen still looks impressive because it's big, the bezels are small, and there's no notch or camera cutout.
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For all that, WinRed, created last summer, has given the party an overdue counterweight to ActBlue, the Democrats' small-donor fund-raising juggernaut.
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"I thank him for all that he has done and am very pleased he is remaining with the Pacers in a different capacity."
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I'm really proud of the guys today, for all that went on last night, to come out and grind the way they did.
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For all that, Zhang Xiang, a phone reseller and repairman in Shanghai, said that he still expected strong demand for the new iPhone.
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But, for all that, Clinton leaves St. Louis as she arrived: the clear favorite to win the White House a month from now.
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For all that lures tourists to Bangkok — orchids, cheap massages, mango and sticky rice — this is not a city that pampers its residents.
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Elizabeth Warren, Kirsten Gillibrand and Julian Castro — three other presidential candidates — also support the Sanders version of Medicare for All that Harris backs.
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For all that I don't connect with the show, it's clearly connected with a huge, huge audience that finds something worthwhile in it.
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Finally — for all that — at least half of Republican men align more with Democrats on abortion policy than with their representatives in Congress.
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For all that there will eventually be to say about Johnson and his decision, there's not much that bears saying at this moment.
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For all that President Donald Trump's latest proposal to reopen the government is a non-starter with Democrats, it's still a risky gambit.
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"They just said they'd been undercharging me because they'd been estimating it for all that time," said Huddleston, a 210-year-old widow.
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For all that, those drawing parallels between Shakespeare's tragedies and the Trump administration need to be sure that they are comparing like with like.
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Yet for all that, Jed does have something of his creator's shrewdness, and the novel requires a dose of the same of the reader.
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Publishers will feel like they're getting short changed if they offer their content for free without a way to pay for all that distribution.
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If you're looking for a last-minute gift, may we suggest a turtleneck ... she's gonna need it for all that ice on her collar!
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In it, she expressed her desire for her future children to live a normal life and to be grateful for all that they have.
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Congressional Republicans say their memo will prove once and for all that the DOJ and FBI used tainted information in a politically biased investigation.
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The battery life is rated at 12 hours, but you'll get a little less if you're cranking up the volume for all that time.
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Game of Thrones is a franchise full of horror and death, and lots of character are to blame for all that horror and death.
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For all that, Lava Jato has broken new ground in holding the powerful to account and revealing the unbearable scale of corruption in Brazil.
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The variety of professions and backgrounds Time represented helps assert, once and for all, that sexual harassment affects women in every walk of life.
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Of course, it may help that some of these celebs, like Kylie Jenner, can also afford a tricked-out kitchen for all that cooking.
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It's a place where boys are indulged with endless fun until it becomes clear that there is actually a price for all that indulgence.
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While the risk of an imminent global economic recession remains low, this trifurcation of the global economy cannot continue for all that much longer.
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Humans are inseparably linked to land through a responsibility to give their own gifts, in return for all that the land so generously provides.
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Ed Yarnall, another left-hander, had a fastball that sat at only 89-91 mph, but was a good-looking prospect for all that.
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For all that, the conclusion of Omega's quest for the title may not be what reverberates the longest in the broader pro wrestling world.
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I also would like to thank Secretary (of State Mike) Pompeo and his team at the State Department for all that they have done.
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It's just that it will bankrupt them because they're going to be charged a huge sum for all that greenhouse gas that's being emitted.
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One might assume this is just another hair-brained progressive idea, like free college for all, that will quickly fade from the rational spotlight.
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For all that, "Damnation" feels like a very narrowly pitched offering, one more suited to the outer reaches of FX or premium cable/streaming.
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But, for all that, some members of Trump's base remain staunch in his defense and question the accuracy of the polling showing eroding support.
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And for all that he'd been turned out—licking its wounds, the firm pivoted away from the American market, leaving Marin high and dry.
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For example, there's always a temptation to overrate the benefits of whatever policy you favor as a solution for all that ails the economy.
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This weekend, as families show appreciation for all that mothers do, Republicans in Congress are unfortunately falling much shorter than forgetting to buy flowers.
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This is why federally mandated programs — such as "Medicare for all" — that are invariably one-size-fits-all regularly fail and become so expensive.
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The event that made me decide once and for all that I was going to leave the business behind was being diagnosed with cancer.
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These prove once and for all that, like so many snowflakes, no two pregnancies are alike, right down to what you eat during yours.
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For all that, Mitchell is a fan of Marfa Myths; the Lost Horse even hosts a Saturday evening performance by eccentric showman Superstar & Star.
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Conway, a former member of Cannae and touring drummer for All That Remains, shared bills with Internal Bleeding and cites Tolley as a mentor.
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So the next time you head to the pub for tipple or two, remember: You could be paying a price for all that fun.
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For all that, Don is a far more benign character than those Mr. McBride plays on the television shows he makes with Mr. Hill.
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Yet for all that, local leaders in the United States who have promised to uphold the Paris climate agreement still face an uphill battle.
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It's a place where boys are indulged with endless fun, until it becomes clear that there is actually a price for all that indulgence.
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For all that, no clear story emerged from either the music, which ranged from ancient-sounding harmonies to siren-like squeals, or the film.
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Glenn Gritzner, former aide to the Los Angeles Unified School District: And so it sat there as this filming location for all that time.
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But for all that technology has to offer, one of the most important tests is how well the next new gadget plays with people.
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For all that Democrats attack President Trump for his inhumane immigration policies, the current administration has yet to match Barack Obama's early deportation levels.
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For all that bloodshed, maybe as much as 90 percent of Helmand's land area (much of which is desert) is today under Taliban control.
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But notwithstanding certain columnist fantasies you can't impeach somebody for all that — or for pretending to be a dictator on Twitter, for that matter.
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For all that Emmett's case came to signify in the United States, it was largely ignored in the part of Mississippi where he died.
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And Adam Begley's sympathetic and judicious book is a slim affair, as biographies go, for all that it is crammed with character and incident.
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For all that it mocks about the self-seriousness of programs like True Detective, BoJack itself can be tremendously guilty of the same thing.
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Yet for all that China is far and away the biggest manufacturer and user of solar technology, it remains the hungriest user of coal.
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For all that, the premise of "The Jesus Rolls," his new writing, directing and starring effort, could well have emerged from a fever dream.
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For all that, Renamo's control of so-called liberated rural areas turned many remote towns into islands of government control, reachable only by air.
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Sanders, meantime, describes himself as a democratic socialist and supports plans like "Medicare for All" that veer left of more moderate candidates like Buttigieg.
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Wright practiced architecture for over 70 years and he took advantage of his family, his wives and his collaborators for all that long life.
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For all that Istvan railed against the tyranny of death over human lives, his attitude toward basic road safety was at times wildly cavalier.
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For all that, he has earned praise from Willie O'Ree, who became the first black player in the N.H.L. when he debuted in 1958.
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Not long after, in 1984, a British geneticist named Alec Jeffreys stumbled upon a use for all that so-called junk DNA: crime-fighting.
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Yet for all that is unique about their story, it still touches on many experiences that will resonate with older adults of all stripes.
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Their pitching coach, for all that time, has been Jim Hickey, who spent two decades as a pitcher and a coach in the minors.
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For all that trash she talked before the fight, Joanna Jedrzejczyk was humble in defeat ... privately congratulating Rose Namajunas after losing at UFC 217.
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Yet for all that, the ruling is arguably the most important development in business regulation on either side of the continent in this decade.
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For all that, residents were happy to comply with the minor inconveniences: the curfew, the liquor ban after 2 am, the no-smoking policy.
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We're weary of the legislator-judges who have created a partisan free-for-all that erupts whenever it comes time to appoint a new justice.
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For all that – partly through its own negligence – it ended up holding the bag as a dumping ground and the world's buyer of last resort.
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Per ET, the model gave her partner a standing ovation at the BAFTAs — and likely not just because he finally apologized for all that noise.
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It's just — well, even after all the explainers in the world, it's hard to sufficiently brace your mind for all that virtual reality porn entails.
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And they act as a vent for all that pent-up energy in the atmosphere and spawn tornadoes like the ones we've seen this week.
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Will it be a fantasy version of Witherspoon who tells Mindy, once and for all, that she doesn't need a man to fulfill her destiny?
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In a recent interview with People, Shelton admitted that he absolutely adores parenting and is grateful for all that the children bring into his life.
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"The Queen's Justice" is an episode of talking and talking and talking, but Mylod turns out to be a great fit for all that chattering.
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But what if instead of cooling down your mining rig, you found another use for all that excess heat — like, say, heating your entire home?
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These days, there really is an app for all that — and the show Relationship Status explores the pros and cons of our online dating habits.
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But there's no guarantee that what Boston would get in return for all that cheap talent and that high draft pick would be worth it.
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Looks like we'll have to settle for this storyboard demo – just like Wonder Woman and Pennywise have to settle for all that box-office money.
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The bottom line: For all that Trump's NSS stresses its break from tradition, it also departs from many of his own policies and professed opinions.
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Last year the Pakistan Taliban claimed responsibility for an attack on a mosque, proving once and for all that nowhere can be considered safe ground.
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The problem is, even if 100 percent of Democratic senators supported Medicare for all, that likely wouldn't be enough to overcome the 60-vote threshold.
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For all that "Roots" says about American slavery, its career as a cultural artifact speaks even more about how America talks about its own history.
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For all that, Eric Klinenberg, a sociology professor at New York University, noted that, for men, living with nonfamily members was not unusual long ago.
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As we continue today in celebration of DeAnne's birthday, we could never thank her enough for all that she has done for this beautiful community!
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For all that, Tripoli has a veneer of calm and sophistication, even prosperity, that is at odds with the image of a war-torn nation.
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Aside from the fact that they need a lot more space than a small tank for all that running around, hedgehogs are nocturnal by nature.
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Critics accuse the United States of trying to undermine rules of trade it largely wrote, creating a free-for-all that would undercut global growth.
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For all that the marathon election cycle might sap an outgoing president's influence, Obama still has 25 percent of his second term left to serve.
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I am cognizant and grateful for all that Israel has done for the Jewish people and for democracy in a region that desperately needs it.
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It's just that it will bankrupt them because they are going to be charged a huge sum for all that greenhouse gas that's being emitted.
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Photo: Victoria Song (Gizmodo)For all that moolah, you'd have to make a few sacrifices in quality to even have a shot of hitting 300fps.
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For all that experimentation, it's not yet clear what kind of place skinny bundles will occupy in a field flooded with all kinds of options.
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In some ways, Buttigieg is previewing some of the arguments against Medicare-for-all that President Trump and Republicans would use in the general election.
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But for all that went right with Liberia's institutions, it is the Liberian people who are the true heroes and heroines in the 2017 elections.
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You're having fun in the moment and cherishing it for all that it is because you know how bad it can be outside of it.
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What it didn't include was a plan for how to pay for all that health care — or even an estimate of what it would cost.
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I also wanted to make my parents proud for all that they sacrificed in moving to the Netherlands for us, so we could have more opportunities.
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This prompted others to share their thoughts, along with photos of their own small rings to prove once and for all that size does not matter.
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But if your primary objective is to make a beverage vessel, do you really have a use in mind for all that excess, squished-up melon?
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Proving Nietzsche right once and for all that "man is the cruelest animal," gamers confessed on Reddit that they've done some disturbing stuff in video games.
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For all that the book taps into Kipling's experience of India, it also captured something of his sentiments about America as a wild, if nurturing, place.
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For all that Tanahashi clearly has more gas in the tank, he's been slowly de-emphasized over the past two years in favor of younger talent.
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Standing side-by-side means they're fully ready to put the rumors to rest, and confirm once and for all that, yes, they're seeing each other.
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Maybe you're an active person who needs a durable speaker for all that hiking or are looking for something to kickstart a whole home audio system.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump's election victory proved -- once and for all -- that 2016 was the year that everything the political class thought it knew was wrong.
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For the first time, women see themselves reflected at the highest level of leadership and feel a profound sense of hope for all that is possible.
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Image: PixabayThe gene-editing technique CRISPR is often touted as an eventual cure-all for all that ails us, from fatal genetic diseases to food shortages.
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And for all that it now possesses nuclear weapons, Mr Kim's regime is still tinpot and decrepit, atop a mountain of resentment and wasted human lives.
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And yet, for all that personal volition, Hammer's inability to make himself happen — until now — has never, at least according to him, been his own fault.
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For all that Mr Weber and other parliamentarians may want to make the elections pan-European and quasi-presidential, voters will continue to be primarily parochial.
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Experiments include crystal growing, glow-in-the-dark potions, crystal balls, and more, aiming to prove once and for all that science is cooler than magic.
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This demonstrates once and for all that the VA needs a complete overhaul, so that our veterans finally get the care — and the respect — they deserve.
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What's more, you wind up overspending by only buying from the online shopping giant and failing to comparison shop in exchange for all that "free" shipping.
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"Obviously ... I didn't know they were going to last for all that many years and be that special, but I knew they were special," he said.
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"My family and I are deeply sorry for all that Vice President Cheney and his family have had to go through this past week," he said.
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Sando's prices could more than make up for all that: his beans retail for six dollars a pound, about three times the cost of ordinary varieties.
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For all that, the Events of May seemed to exhaust him spiritually; he resigned only a year later, after losing an insignificant referendum on regional reform.
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Its annual fee has remained steady at $95 for all that time, which makes it an ideal option for those who are new to travel rewards.
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For all that, he was still Chuck Berry, the "alpha and omega of rock and roll," in the words of former Rolling Stone editor Joe Levy.
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This is one of the many films on this list where some dude's Santa-flavored childhood trauma serves as the catalyst for all that is evil.
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Or, if they have no time for all that, they could simply take a quick trip down memory lane by rewatching those old Schoolhouse Rock cartoons.
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In equal measure, I fear being judged for all that, for instinctually retreating from rather than being drawn toward the shrieking blobs everyone else melts over.
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Biden, though, tore into the argument by supporters of Medicare for All that the program would come without a deductible that Americans would have to pay.
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To the Editor: This article does an excellent job in explaining some of the implicit costs of Medicare for all that are commonly ignored by politicians.
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But even though it seems like there's no possible explanation for all that knight-on-snail combat, the above video shows some of the top theories.
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Still, for all that societal notions of what constitutes masculinity are being contested, there is little doubt that this is a compelling moment for men's fashion.
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In October 2018 they soft-launched IDSeq to a small group of test users, with the Facebook fortune footing the bill for all that computational crunching.
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And for the show's all-too-fleeting 85 minutes, it's possible to believe that rhythm and rhyme are a miracle cure for all that ails us.
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He embraces nearly all of the same policies, like Medicare for all, that raised Elizabeth Warren high in the polls but are now dragging her down.
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As for all that brittle, passion-concealing wit and straight-faced deception, wasn't that the stuff of old-guard West End masters like Coward and Rattigan?
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He says he's been struck by the stunning scale and variety of life there, and the global interest and passion for all that the reef represents.
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They ought to pay for Facebook, pay for Google, pay for all that, but the data itself will be in a public trust, and -- hang on.
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Indeed, for all that recent additions to the league tend to eulogize the Christmas period, a vast majority of players are — at best — ambivalent about it.
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McCready's near-miss could also signal that, for all that base might enjoy them, Trump's attacks on lawmakers like Omar are a turn-off to moderates.
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For all that America has benefited from working with the Kurds, it has a responsibility to think about regional interests beyond just those of the Kurds.
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So this measure shows the value we get for all that electricity, since the verified transaction (and our confidence in it) is ultimately the end product.
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But that also costs money — and a more generous health care plan is going to require more tax revenue to pay for all that health care.
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Do the areas south of Houston and Galveston also face the same threat: combined storm surge, huge rain, and nowhere for all that water to drain?
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For all that the new MacBook Pro has gained—a Touch Bar, Touch ID, more power, a space grey variant—it has also suffered a significant loss.
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So the team responsible for all that encoding technology cleaned up the system's bottlenecks, took out extra steps that served as backstops, and maximized their computing power.
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For all that Ford put in to optimizing the display and layout for driver safety, I found the lack of these standard buttons to be rather unfortunate.
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A veteran of Barack Obama's presidential campaigns, Rospars also said that he believes it's the "overall cost" of Medicare for All that most voters are focused on.
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We still don't know what happened with Corinne and DeMario, and it became abundantly clear that ABC is going to milk it for all that it's worth.
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Yet for all that, it is artificial, with a built-by-committee feel—the vocabulary, grammar and even accent of the Beijing dialect have all been sanitised.
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Nvidia's partnership with Audi is not entirely new – the companies have been working together for 10 years, though obviously not on autonomous tech for all that time.
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Everybody on that show is looking for and fighting for all that Music City can offer in terms of fames, record sales, wealth and all those things.
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In July, she went for an Old Hollywood blonde bob, proving once and for all, that she can pull off virtually any hairstyle or color she chooses.
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Ahead, some oral sex position ideas that will work for all bodies — and convince you once and for all that oral is more than an opening act.
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John Harwood: You've said on Medicare-for-all that you are going to be pragmatic, and not let the perfect stand in the way of the good.
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For a day that's supposed to celebrate moms for all that they do, the increasingly promotional tone of Mother's Day can take the fun out of it.
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The drone responsible for all that fancy aerial work and video was not in fact a Lily, but a DJI Inspire, something the creators failed to mention.
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Your friend shares some 10-year-old incomprehensible YouTube video on your Facebook page that FINALLY proving for once and for all that CROOKED HILLARY is DEAD!
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For all that, as Mr. Boyens told this reporter last spring, the "Ritz will always be the Ritz," right down to its signature peach-color bath towels.
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Why it matters: You are witnessing the downhill side of a free-for-all that built into an apex last year in electric cars and advanced batteries.
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We haven't lived together for all that long, so joint accounts aren't in our immediate future, but it's nice to have those conversations way ahead of time.
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In return for all that spit (and some cash too), customers get insights into their biological inheritance, from the superficial—do you have dry earwax or wet?
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For all that, it has to be said that Mahal is working the gimmick with a surprising amount of subtlety—just pay attention to what he's saying.
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It also had little in common with the free-for-all that allows for the creation of all sorts of terrible/fascinating content online by random folks.
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And when you asked folks about that, most people thought, 'This girl is ungrateful for all that has been done for her, for all of our care.
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It feels less like freedom than being at loose ends; it turns out that a popular use for all that extra time is pondering our own superfluousness.
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"Though we rarely see these heroes, we witness their around-the-clock devotion, and we owe them our deepest gratitude and appreciation for all that they do."
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For all that Fantastic Beasts finally lets the Potterverse enter an adult world, it still hasn't fully come to grips with adult decision-making and adult challenges.
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"For all that Donald Trump has done to divide the Republican Party, he's going to be the great Democratic unifier," said Michael Bronstein, a Pennsylvania Democratic strategist.
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Luckily, you can achieve something pretty similar in the comfort of your own home, and you wouldn't have to fork out big sums for all that popcorn.
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I've learned so much from you and have an unwavering appreciation for all that you do to better serve the people and publishers who use your products.
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Both remain demands of those advocates, like a coalition of housing and labor groups known as Real Affordability for All, that originally opposed Mr. de Blasio's plan.
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Our sober discussions of boundaries, insecurities, needs, and desires are a stark contrast to the sexually emancipated free-for-all that many people imagine polyamory to be.
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If he makes it through impeachment unscathed, he and the right will have learned once and for all that facts and evidence have no hold on them.
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For all that, Ms. Toscano-Percoco was paid $7,500 a month — even though her replacement, when she left the company in 2016, was paid $2,400 a month.
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N.H.L. Roundup So much for all that talk about the Islanders' situation in goal; Thomas Greiss and Robin Lehner have formed a pretty solid tandem so far.
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Maiden, a triumphant documentary that premiered June 28, chronicles Edwards' pioneering efforts to prove, once and for all, that women could sail just as well as men.
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But while Rick may be willing to consider talks, Negan concludes this week's episode by swearing once and for all that reconciliation is no longer an option.
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"We all need to stand against what is wrong, acknowledge that racism exists, and stand up for all that is right and civil and kind," he said.
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For all that, "Bleed for This," which Mr. Younger wrote from a story credited to Pippa Bianco and Angelo Pizzo, plays with the factual record a bit.
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The marginalization of the Palestinian Authority by Mr. Trump and Mr. Netanyahu has demonstrated once and for all that Palestinians have no place in any future plans.
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For all that, Mueller's team charged Stone with one count of obstructing an official proceeding, five counts of making false statements, and one count of witness tampering.
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That characterization matches the agenda of Sanders and Warren, both of whom favor a single-payer "Medicare for All" that would abolish the private health insurance industry.
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For all that fuss about the history of Saint Laurent, for all the thousands of garments hermetically sealed in the archives, how much does legacy really matter?
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The result is that we're all caught in the middle of a free-for-all that can only escalate as more and more critical systems move online.
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It's worth mentioning at this point that Anna, for all that I loved her, is not someone who could be described as having great attention to detail.
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Indeed, in many ways PEPFAR has been a brand ambassador for all that is great in America- ingenuity, a can-do spirit and a willingness to lead.
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But others here said shadows were a small price to pay for all that would be gained — including new funds for several parks — for a booming city.
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For all that Steve Ballmer's famous "Devices and Services" mantra has been thoroughly scrubbed from Microsoft's strategy statements, it is very much in evidence in its financial reporting.
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For all that the #KHive thinks Harris' prosecutorial chops will help her take on Trump, it's the softer "Momala" side that had them sold in the first place.
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Luckily, it's possible for all that dead winter skin to go the way of 30-degree weather just in time to slip your toes into a strappy sandal.
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For all that millennials and Gen Z youth that get ribbed about their acai berries and yoga, though, we're still pretty keen on getting wasted as a society.
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But I'm kicking myself for not realizing earlier that Scott Rasmussen's 2012 book, "The People's Money," was that blueprint I'd had in my possession for all that time.
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Well, it looks like we may have finally found the unicorn product that will definitively prove once and for all that this trend is O-V-E-R.
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For all that time, I marveled at the relative cohesion of company culture—the values that Google successfully conveyed to tens of thousands of employees across the world.
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But the first customer for all that data is State Auto Insurance Companies, which will be using it to create better risk models and adjust users' premiums accordingly.
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"We watched 'Singin' in the Rain' every day for inspiration and (she was) truly an unparalleled talent, so thank you to her for all that inspiration," Gosling said.
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Yet for all that, if we think that he can and does control everything Russia does at home and abroad, we dramatically misunderstand how the country really works.
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But for all that, the Navy plans to buy only the three Zumwalt-class destroyers it has on order, down from 32 originally envisioned early in the program.
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Mr Khan, for all that he paints himself as a populist outsider, has become a vocal upholder of these tenets, and in return the army backed his rise.
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"You are building an exciting and innovative company and you have my warmest wishes for all that lies ahead for you and the Tea Drops Team," Obama wrote.
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High-resolution, high-frame rate, stereo images and data could drive some applications even higher in terms of bandwidth requirements; someone has to pay for all that data.
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For all that WWE considers it a sort of season ending show, what it's actually treated as in practice most years is as a singular, self-contained spectacle.
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You still run the risk of attracting malware, or penalties from the companies whose software and hardware you're not using, in return for all that freedom you're getting.
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Facing tough questions about his actions or decisions, top aides like Kellyanne Conway will pivot to his victory in 2016, framing it as validation for all that follows.
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Even after Theron won the Oscar, her speech — in which she thanked her mother for all that she'd done for her — was interpreted as code for something more.
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Words can neither describe our sorrow, nor our love and respect for all that he has given to us, his family, the music community & millions of fans worldwide.
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What better way to tell them thanks for all that work they don't get paid for than by giving them a meal they don't have to pay for.
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"I think at every opportunity, the President should grasp it to show his support for King Abdullah and his thanks for all that he's done for us," Rep.
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For all that the MCU's done right, they've dragged their feet when it comes to female superheroes, letting rival DC beat them to the punch with Wonder Woman.
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The situation demands that we make it clear, once and for all, that we will not set aside our liberty or our sovereignty for any foreign censorious goon.
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For all that sway, Facebook declines to talk in great detail about its algorithms, noting that it does not want to make it easy to game its system.
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As a country, we would have to decide once and for all that the harm police do is too great a price for the limited protection they promise.
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To her credit, she proposes to pay for all that spending — but with a mountain of new taxes that would increase federal revenues by more than 50 percent.
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If we truly believed in the freedom for all that our military members fight for, we wouldn't be attacking their right to that very freedom upon their return.
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For all that Rodriguez has done, he has always been leagues removed from the likes of Ray Rice or Greg Hardy, who committed violent crimes with human victims.
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You can step into a position of leadership as Mercury, Mars, and the sun gang up together, helping you be recognized for all that you do and think.
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The looming threat: an "atmospheric test" of a warhead-tipped missile, which would prove once and for all that North Korea' nuclear weapons can hit the United States.
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Yet for all that political upside, Republicans demonstrated repeatedly last week that they were not positioning themselves to wage the 2020 election over the strength of the economy.
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They brandished banners in his honor here; high above, in the clear blue sky, they flew planes again, this time thanking him for all that he had done.
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For all that Facebook has been experimenting with and exploring as of late, the launch of Facebook Dating is one feature that feels pretty integral to their DNA.
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It was another savvy defensive play from the Rockets in a game full of them, and it was almost — almost — enough to make up for all that dribbling.
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The department store giant, which has become a bellwether for all that ails traditional retailers, reported on Thursday that its sales fell again in the most recent quarter.
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The platform was a decentralized free-for-all that actively discouraged traditional hierarchies and highlighted individuality, which made it somewhat resistant to larger agendas, institutional agendas, or groupthink.
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He would make the leap and establish himself, and if he did not, if he could not, then it would prove once and for all that nobody would.
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"It's the one day out of the year when all of America bows their heads and gives thanks for all that was taken from us," Tall Oak said.
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For all that, Netflix's treatment of this expensive-looking project is still puzzling, premiering it in theaters for two whole days before it lands on the streaming service.
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The bottom line: If the Democratic nominee comes to be defined by the idea of Medicare for All, that could be a political problem in key battleground states.
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Instead, Jon is off to meet with Dany, both to ask for all that dragonglass contained on Dragonstone and to weigh the possibility of an alliance with her.
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For all that he demonizes everyone who isn't a rich Anglo-descended white guy, his characters are constantly being forced to see things from the Other's point of view.
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"We of course are going to plan it but we're kind of just focusing on our careers at the moment and there will be a time for all that."
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Simply knowing that total bitcoin mining consumes x amount of energy is interesting, but it's better to discuss how many transactions we're actually getting for all that electricity spent.
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It may have been a while since Friends first graced our screens, but with reruns going on in perpetuity there's no excuse for all that knowledge to die out.
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At least for all that money, the iMac Pro will come bundled with a matching space gray Magic Keyboard (with numpad), Magic Mouse 2, and a Magic Trackpad 183.
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What if instead, we just left "Baby, It's Cold Outside" behind us and acknowledged once and for all that the song's real problem is that it's not that good?
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For all that, taken together the Trump chronicles throw up another quandary, beyond the issues of accuracy and novelty: whether these tell-alls actually do the president any harm.
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But back to that dreamy texturized hair hairstylist Ryan Randall refers to as "bohemian beach bombshell," and which was also largely to blame for all that heat happening backstage.
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For all that it adds to the game in big ways — new story, missions, gear, activities — Forsaken is here to smooth over tons and tons of those tiny details.
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The French thought they knew him, since his many exploits marital and sexual, and his brushes with drugs and death, filled the pages of magazines for all that time.
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On Monday night, the zoo deleted its social media accounts to prove once and for all that it does not find the continual Harambe jokes amusing in the slightest.
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If you've been on the internet anytime in the last five years, you're no doubt aware of the Star Wars brand free-for-all that is today, May 4th.
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Mr Trump is not really competing for black and Hispanic votes with this new softer tone, for all that he claims that he will win 95% of black votes.
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Yet for all that, the independents are still Davids in a market full of Goliaths, with nothing like the resources available to companies such as Moody's or S&P.
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But, for all that, Lincoln was first and foremost a member of the Whig Party who crossed swords with the Democrat Stephen A. Douglas as early as the 1830s.
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Most cards with bonus categories only offer 1 point or mile per dollar spent on non-bonus spending, so you'll want a better option for all that "other" spending.
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Sanders and Warren are proposing programs like "Medicare for All" that would cost an estimated $3 trillion a year, as would Democratic candidate Andrew Yang's universal basic income proposal.
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"It's absolutely unacceptable for all that housing to be treated as a commodity first ... when housing is in such short supply," Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson told a news conference.
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And, of course, Trump is taking credit for all that progress as it's continuing to progress under his administration, because he hasn't done enough to mess it up yet.
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"All but," however, being significant: For all that this felt like a triumphant blowout after three quarters, Lynch and the Broncos completed three scoring drives in the fourth quarter.
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Any movie that has both Vince Lombardi and Alan Alda has some value in this world, and for all that it could have been, Paper Lion is that movie.
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For all that populists purport to champion the will of the people, their definition of the people is often restrictive and "deeply illiberal," Mounk writes, if not downright exclusionary.
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Tooze shows how the upheaval radiated outward, shaping not only the new economic order but also the political free-for-all that scrambled traditional allegiances, both here and abroad.
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But regardless of who gives her that message, mostly it's just satisfying to see Rory decide, once and for all, that she's done being a passive little doll. 13.
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"Republican leaders need to make clear once and for all that Islamophobia will not be tolerated in their ranks," CAIR Government Affairs Director Robert McCaw said in a statement.
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And a week seems like a long time to wait for all that, but the final Bachelor In Paradise promo has tons of reunion clues throughout its short runtime.
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" She added, "And being able to really step in and accept yourself for all that you are, and have compassion for your self-judgment of all that you're not.
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For all that money, Donald Trump is president and Republicans hold solid majorities in both the House and Senate, which is precisely what unions spent millions trying to prevent.
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But her painted world — for all that it seems to admit and bask in, from time to time, a common Californian light — could not be more different from his.
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For all that, they seemed comfortable in their skins, and strikingly creative: A singer-songwriter, Kat McDowell, of New Zealand and Japan, trying to make it in Los Angeles.
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I can only wish that Ms. Oliver's passage was all that she'd hoped for, all that she'd experienced here — observing the flowers, and dogs, and seasons of her lifetime.
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Even though housing does not account for all that much of the economy, its role in recessions is huge, because it is highly cyclical and sensitive to interest rates.
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For all that certainty in the country at large, the president remains a figure of sphinx-like mystery to those trying to work out what his government is actually doing.
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But for all that chaos, there are only a handful of moments that really stick out, and this season, model Stella Lucia's ultraviolet dye job is definitely one of them.
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For all that 2007's Crackdown did to deliver superheroic crimefighter wish fulfillment, the various elements that made the older game pop have been improved upon in the intervening years.
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For all that spending, Mr. Peña Nieto's approval ratings are among the lowest since pollsters began taking the measure in the 1980s, a reflection of widespread disgust with official corruption.
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She had spent time abroad but decided to return to Afghanistan to live because, for all that she sees that is painful in her country, she sees the beautiful too.
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If you're looking for one that's focused on step and calorie counts, and is waterproof for all that swimming your health-conscious friend will do, go with the Flex 2.
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For the tears, the belly hurting laughter, the inside jokes, cuddles, Netflix binges, secret language, surprise sleepovers, pushing me to grow, sharing clothes and for all that is to come.
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"Words will never express how grateful we are to you for all that you have meant to Billie and for being such a huge part of our lives," Baird said.
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Barack Obama delivered more than 500 speeches and sets of remarks during his, and yet for all that effort it's doubtful whether many people listened to more than a few.
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It walked away with the same number of Primetime Emmys as The Handmaid's Tale, proving once and for all that women's stories could resonate with both viewers and critics alike.
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But there came a day when Fishman, for all that devotion and strict adherence to his faith, did something utterly unthinkable to so many others in his tight-knit community.
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First, for all that Erdogan is the central decision-maker, his ideas about Turkish power and mistrust of the West have broad support among Turks — and with good historical reasons.
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For all that, Berlin kept pouring scorn on ECB's attempts to salvage the euro area amid falling governments (France, Spain, Portugal, Italy and Greece) and soaring unemployment, poverty and destitution.
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For all that Taiwanese resent being dictated to, and Ms Tsai's own party leans towards formal independence, the new president must accept that history constrains Taiwanese aspirations, and her options.
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For all that, however, the Democratic nominee remains the favorite to win the White House — in part because of her strength in the battleground states that will decide the election.
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The problems with chemical sunscreensLast year, we found out once and for all that the active ingredients in chemical-based sunscreens were killing off coral reefs at an alarming rate.
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But Ginsburg, for all that she had done to advance women's rights during the nineteen-seventies, was apparently not on the lists sent to the White House by women's groups.
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The hearing will be the second one on the idea of single-payer, sometimes called "Medicare for All," that House Democrats have held this year since taking back the majority.
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In the meantime, I'm very grateful for all that you do for McDonald's to help continue our legacyOnward,ChrisAre you a McDonald's franchisee or employee with a story to share?
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For all that, "The Gifted" likely warrants a second look, while "Inhumans" -- which kicks off with a two-hour premiere -- should have a hard time escaping its initial creative trajectory.
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"There's 24 different subcommittees working on each individual component to make sure these conventions are safe and that they're a positive event for all that want to attend," he said.
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Watch the whole brawl unfold above—shot for your twisted viewing pleasure by a bizarrely cool-headed bystander—and silently pine for all that humanity could but never shall be.
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For all that, it proved more complicated than anticipated to make the clothes more simple and athletic while retaining the sense of ceremony that is essential to the symphony space.
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We ask you to join our call and help make clear once and for all that the power to decide of all women and young people will not be compromised.
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For all that, most such systems embody intelligence that is narrow and brittle—good at one task in a well-defined environment, but liable to fail badly in unfamiliar settings.
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Messam embraces most of the ideas championed by the Democratic primary's progressives (although he does not support a version of Medicare-for-all that would do away with private insurance).
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When the final whistle blew, they crumpled to the field in despair, inconsolable, in tears for all that they had given, and for what, after all that, they had received.
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Jay AdolfNew York To the Editor: Paul Krugman is right that a single option version of "Medicare for all" that abolishes existing private health care plans would be politically hazardous.
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So while the Lancet study gives Sanders good talking points for the debate stage, it's probably the rosiest projection of life under Medicare-for-all that you're going to see.
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It's a hard question to answer if you haven't spent the last week studying all the Black Friday ads that have dropped — who has the time for all that, anyway?
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Yet for all that the book gestures at a kind of political allegory, it shies away from the capital-S Scene it seems to promise and tapers away into anticlimax.
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As her story is revealed through troubled dreams, it turns out that Daddy and the other men who rejected Liza early on are responsible for all that drabness and repression.
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Whether you're a fan of Mr. Johnson and his policies or not, you have to admit: Won't it be nice for all that hemming and hawing about Brexit to end?
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Messam embraced most of the ideas championed by the Democratic primary's progressives (although he did not support a version of Medicare-for-all that would do away with private insurance).
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They exist to be an alternative to Medicare for All that successfully convinces voters, the media, and donors that universal health care is possible without all of the scary socialism.
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A coalition of 85033 businesses and organizations is pushing the Supreme Court to rule once and for all that protections against sex discrimination in the workplace extend to LGBT people.
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But, for all that, he is brilliant at capturing the existential emotion for which the title of "The Kites" is an obvious metaphor — sky-bound yet tethered by that string.
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But most of these politicians have usually at least paid lip service to the rhetoric that free trade and free markets are panaceas for all that ails the American economy.
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Hours after gathering with family and friends in gratitude for all that we have, we join the apocalyptic frenzy of Black Friday to battle strangers for the last Instant Pot.
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Of course, Musk's plan assumes someone is willing to front $10 billion or more to pay for all that gee-whiz rocketry and infrastructure he described at the International Astronautical Congress.
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Private companies are unlikely to go in and grab those trees: There are simply no longer enough mills in the region to drive demand for all that extra wood, says Collins.
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"Let everyone know in writing that the holiday party is not a free for all, that it is a work event and that you expect them to behave politely," he said.
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She also has plans for how to make her ideas happen; she recently spoke in detail about a path to transitioning to Medicare for All that wouldn't disrupt people's existing insurance.
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But the album as a whole, Madonna's first undisputed masterpiece, also proved once and for all that she was a meaningful artist, not just an uncommonly savvy and driven pop star.
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Online commentators were understandably baffled by the proceedings — but a closer look suggests a surprising source for all that creepy chic: Alessandro Michele, Gucci's creative director, is obsessed with Renaissance art.
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Even if Pokémon can't be blamed for all that damage, it's worth remembering that we're barely scratching the surface of understanding the effects that innovation is having in society right now.
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For all that, officials indicated that Britain was not likely to do anything that would plunge relations into an icy chill similar to what occurred after Mr. Litvinenko's death in 2006.
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But for all that, Saturday's vote came as a shock to even the most connected Irish political watchers, especially in the wake of disastrous local elections just over six months ago.
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For all that we learned about iOS in June, there's the possibility that some new hardware-related features that are tied directly to the new iPhone hardware will also be revealed.
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Consider the viral Ice Bucket Challenge in support of ALS or more recent "In My Feelings" Challenge in support of, well, dancing to Drake: now there's an app for all that.
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As ground zero for the #MeToo movement, the company is the most egregious violator of women in the news and a symbol for all that is wrong for women in Hollywood.
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Kim Kardashian West and Paris Hilton proved once and for all that their bad blood is a thing of the past with the Hilton heiress transforming into her one-time assistant.
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That's what we did with the recent Lexmark printer ink case that determined once and for all that companies couldn't claim patent rights on products after they'd been sold to consumers.
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For all that activity, Cozmo will, according to Anki, last an hour and a half on a charge and only needs to charge for 10 minutes to be ready to go.
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For all that promise, TBS will face the challenges of drawing new fans into the fold and enticing millennials to tune in despite their notorious aversion to television, let alone cable.
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This weekend, McLean is in Los Angeles for the finals of the Dragon Ball FighterZ World Tour—and he's looking to prove, once and for all, that the Fox stands alone.
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Scott, 43, the older brother of Drew and Jonathan, shared a heartfelt love letter to fiancée Annalee Belle on Instagram Wednesday, praising her for all that she's done during his illness.
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A regular reader of mine left a frantic message claiming president elect Barack Obama would make white people slaves as payback for all that white people had done to black people.
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The Simpsons creator Matt Groening has proved once and for all that he really doesn't want to talk about or learn from the criticism around the series' most controversial character: Apu.
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But, for all that, he would not be me: I would not be thinking or experiencing the things he is, nor would he be aware of my own increasingly desperate experience.
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But if we can't all have a coin to put on proud (???) display, at least we can remember her name, admire her ingenuity, and thank her for all that secret sauce.
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Cupid Deluxe is not the only exceptional record Dev Hynes has released, but it's a stand-out, and it made room for all that he went on to give us afterwards.
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The second generation Kindle e-reader essentially sent the tone for all that came after it: a centered, portrait-mode rectangle screen and uniform body that tapers subtly at the edges.
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U.S. Soccer President Carlos Cordeiro said the governing body and the sport of soccer in general owes Ellis a debt of gratitude for all that she has done for the game.
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For all that, the operatic nature of the production -- and a splendid that cast that also includes Serkis, Naomie Harris and Cate Blanchett -- brings an imprimatur of class to the movie.
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What I am suggesting is that the three female members of the Supreme Court may be the remedy for all that will engulf our nation in the aftermath of his confirmation.
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It was four days before the "jungle primary," a multiparty free-for-all that would advance two gubernatorial candidates from a field of twenty-seven to the general election, in November.
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For all that, the opening episode delivers a gorgeous climax; I ended it feeling happily, mistily manipulated, willing to let "This Is Us" pull my strings for at least another episode.
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" Warren also drew a distinction between her proposal and Biden's and Buttigieg's, saying "mine is about actually giving people Medicare for All that is going to be full health care coverage.
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For all that, "Silence" is itself a complex act of inculturation — a novel, featuring a European priest's point of view, that could not have been written by anyone but a Japanese.
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For all that the news media in the West may not have reflected the many faces of Russia, nor does Russian media always depict the rest of the world especially well.
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But for all that, there are moments of Howards End that feel so screamingly contemporary, so cringe-inducingly relevant, that you may feel the urge to flinch away from your screen.
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As I walk back to my car through a sea of Parisian hipsters, my main thought is: I hope the police have given her some napkins for all that tomato sauce.
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If the sneeze sneaks up on you and you use your hands by accident — well, now you have another good use for all that hand sanitizer you're carrying around these days.
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Mr. Spielberg is a master of popular culture whose forbears include Alfred Hitchcock (the arch-manipulator) and Walt Disney (the apostle of childhood innocence, but no less manipulative for all that).
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This individualized health care vision stands in stark contrast to collectivized "Medicare for All" that would put the government in the examination room, alongside doctors and patients, as the sole payer.
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Even though women are surrounded by ads and movies promoting love -- obsessive, forbidden, impossible love that defies all societal expectations -- Indian society is still not ready for all that, Flock says.
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Back in the U.S.S.R. (so much for all that defection talk, commenters), Gabriel dropped by to see how she was doing and to tell her that "Clark" was thinking about her.
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If Democrats want to continue rebuilding, we must get back to building broad diverse coalitions rooted in policy proposals like Medicare for All that will make life better for all Americans.
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And for all that, trees are things to us, good for tables, floors and ceiling beams: As much as we might admire them, we're still happy to walk on their hearts.
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Then word got out about the nude sunbathing aspect of the place, and the men's pond became a gay cruising spot, though now there's a special enclosed area for all that.
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"I am incredibly proud of the Plank Industries team for all that they have built and of the economic impact we have been able to have here in Baltimore," he said.
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For all that, "The Trump Dynasty" is likely to be a virtual Rorschach test, with one's view of Trump going in likely determinative in terms of which parts seem most significant.
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For all that, Ms. Kattan will need to distinguish Huda Beauty from other social-media-driven brands that rely on a similar product assortment: liquid lipsticks, highlighters and eye shadow palettes.
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Lopatin's score for Uncut Gems establishes once and for all that the Safdies have a coherent sonic vision for their work that places it closer to science fiction than crime cinema.
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Socialists need to start, Sunkara writes, by electing Bernie Sanders president, then quickly pass policies like Medicare-for-all that push the US toward a more centralized model of social democracy.
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Yet, for all that — and despite the fact that the acting and plot both are, at moments, nearly unbearable to watch — End of the World is a fascinating piece of filmmaking.
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These two perverse men engaged in a battle of sorts, all the while Beckham tended to an afflicted ankle—which kept him from going to work, for all that is holy!
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From the beginning, it seemed clear that his strategy was going to be painting the accusations as some sort of retribution for all that "America's Dad" had done for racial justice.
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And a cursory glance there reveals dozens of videos, some with hundreds of thousands of views, that promote turpentine (rebranded as pine tree oil) as a panacea for all that ails us.
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Had it not been for all that, Gigih Rahmat Dewa's plot to launch a rocket attack on the city-state of Singapore from a nearby Indonesian island might never have been uncovered.
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Then there is "7 rings," a song about celebrating one's self (and wealth), which comes right before "thank u, next," a track about thanking her exes for all that they've taught her.
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We thought it was only fair to give Paul Lester—if that's his real name—a chance to prove once and for all that DoE doesn't actually stand for "Department of EVIL."
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This clash of history with present day should give anyone with an eye toward the future of women's issues a reason to be excited for all that is to come in 2019.
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While we can say once and for all that Demi Lovato did not say that quote about BTS, she did make a pretty big statement on the American Music Awards red carpet.
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The price tag for all that security is already very big, or as the Manhattan mogul might put it, "Yuge," internal Homeland Security and Secret Service documents reviewed by NBC News show.
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The IOC could have shown, with fist-pounding clarity and once and for all, that widespread fraud will be treated with more than a stern warning and a slap on the wrist.
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Carney said the U.S. company should not expect its new Libra currency to benefit from the same unregulated free-for-all that helped the company achieve a dominant position in social media.
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McMansion Hell is like a snarky DSM-IV for all that ails contemporary over-building in suburban developments, with a particular focus on the visual language of the odd houses it profiles.
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Scientific attribution of blame for all that—ascribing portions of disasters to climate change, and ascribing portions of climate change to particular companies—is very much at the center of these lawsuits.
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Carney said on Thursday that Facebook cannot expect its new Libra currency to benefit from the same unregulated free-for-all that helped the company achieve a dominant position in social media.
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I hope to turn the corner on our public communications and want to thank Hope and Jessica Ditto and Mercy and Sarah Sanders for all that they and their team are doing.
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" The CEO acknowledges, that for all that, his decision is also a conviction and a company choice "not limited solely to cars, because bikes and ride-sharing are also encouraged at Lampiris!
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For all that the president savages the mainstream media — labeling the press "fake news" and "the enemy of the American People" — news outlets have been thriving in the age of Donald Trump.
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"The Villain in My Own Story," in which Rebecca questions herself and everything she's done up to this point, proved once and for all that it knew exactly what it was doing.
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How we act now will determine whether we fulfill the dream of a just democratic process for all that my brother and so many others fought for in the civil rights era.
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For all that, as many an exiled Romanov princess came to appreciate when forced to sell her purchases back to Cartier, a jewel is first and foremost a portable store of wealth.
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For all that, though, it is not wholly implausible to see in Britain's status as a reluctant, rebellious, only partly tamed member of the Roman Empire a mirror for our present choice.
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In a particularly notable tweet from 2012, she calls both Bieber and then-girlfriend Selena Gomez "couple goals," proving once and for all that if you tweet it, you can achieve it.
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Because the simple fact of the matter is that for all that most GOP elected officials have distanced themselves from Trump, their support for him has been integral to his campaign's strength.
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This segment of party members tends also to subscribe to a worldview that blames the United States and its allies — foremost among them, Israel — for all that is wrong in the world.
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Even when the hard deadline was in place, Congress couldn't act with a few weeks before the deadline, proving once and for all that only urgency measured in hours would spur action.
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For all that, Mr. Aoun's ascendancy was assured last week, when the main Lebanese political parties finally brokered a deal that would put Mr. Aoun, Hezbollah's favored candidate, in the presidential palace.
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"Wait, wait, wait!" shouted Robinson at one point, silencing a verbal free-for-all that had erupted among Richman, the ACLU's Ho, and Kobach, who were all speaking at the same time.
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In "Crashed," Tooze shows how the upheaval of 2008 radiated outward, shaping not only the new economic order but the political free-for-all that stumped conventional pundits and scrambled traditional allegiances.
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For all that the world's focus, for the last five weeks, has been on the multicultural carnival wheeling around Russia, the World Cup's impact stretches far beyond the borders of its host.
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For all that, having viewed three of its six parts, the documentary feels like a bit of overkill -- in a not-everything-is-"The Jinx," or "Making a Murderer," kind of way.
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The first step will be accepting, once and for all, that North Korea has been a nuclear power for more than a decade and that we need to adjust our strategy accordingly.
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During an interview about the film with PEOPLE earlier this year, Travolta — who has been acting for more than 40 years — said he is grateful for all that fame has given him.
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For all that the story is rooted in a speculative conceit, it demands to be read as a political fable about the ease with which reality yields to the coherence of fantasy.
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Had he had enough time to make the emotional advancement to coaching from the role of generic player, who more often than not gets to blame the coach for all that goes wrong?
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"To turn back this violence, it's going to take our entire city—the police and the community together to say once and for all that this violence is just not acceptable," Duggan said.
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It shows the raccoon proving once and for all that they are smarter than humans by opening a supposedly "raccoon-proof" trash can, which features a circular switch that locks on the lid.
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For all that the White House is highlighting the relative strength of headline economic data and the resilience of the U.S. equity market, manufacturing has been hit hard over the last nine months.
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But without either a P&R model or a baseball-style farm system, minor-league football in America is a free-for-all that harks back to the chaos of the 19th century.
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And while a festive holiday candle is always a solid gift, our ride or dies deserve a little something extra for all that love and care they give us 365 days a year.
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The owner of Old McMickey's Farm in Odessa, Florida, says he's so grateful for all that service men and women do, so he enjoys helping them celebrate the biggest day of their lives.
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It will be a minute before I can process all that's happened, but I'm so grateful for all that have supported me and for all the amazing people I've met along the way.
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Anyway, if one of the plant's scrubbers went down, even for a minute, it could prove once and for all that the core of the country's corporate carbon-sucking program was a scam.
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For all that Americans prefer Filipino accents to Indian ones—which these Filipinos can impersonate, amusingly if not accurately—they still suspect they are talking to foreigners, and may be angry and rude.
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But if it weren't for all that fancy gear -- the cleats, the clubs, the balls, the bags, and yes, even the apparel -- it could never quite be "a good walk ruined," could it?
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"Frankly I hope the court establishes once and for all that politics are politics and you better stay out of them and quit trying to make them what they shouldn't be." he said.
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For all that they got around the problem of slavery by defining "all men" as "all white men," and that they wrote women out of self-government altogether, their vision was still astonishing.
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"Today's ruling makes it clear once and for all that it's time for TransCanada to give up on their Keystone XL pipe dream," Sierra Club senior attorney Doug Hayes said in a statement.
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It is not known exactly how many au naturel volunteers are needed or how Tunick will choose them, but Lotton said there will not be enough places for all that want to participate.
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"At the end of the day, to know that you have another person that can love you for all that you are … Will has loved me through the worst of myself," she added.
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For all that, the vast majority of the Kurdish casualties were the result of improvised explosive devices — the Americans call them I.E.D.'s, the Kurds say T.N.T.'s — and car bombs, commanders said.
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For all that, as of Sunday, Dahlia still rates as "satisfactory" for safety on the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration website — the equivalent of an "A" under the grading system Mr. Schumer proposes.
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To consign Trumpism to the dustbin of American politics would be to show, once and for all, that Obama's political coalition is truly in ascendance and this country has changed in fundamental ways.
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It has been the greatest honor of my life to serve as your commander in chief; I thank you for all that you have done and all you will do in the future.
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Warren would, over the coming weeks, release two plans -- one to pay for Medicare for All that included no hike in middle class taxes, and another that marked a firmer break with Sanders.
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The bottom line: For all that CEOs increasingly talk of their "moral duty to speak up," those moral duties seem to be left on the tarmac whenever they hop on their corporate jet.
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" How high cost doesn't equate to high quality in the American health care system: "We pay exorbitantly more than any other country and don't have better outcomes for all that money we're spending.
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For all that, I missed the moments when, in some productions, Helena's desperation — first about being unloved, and then, after the potions, about being loved too much — lands a punch in the gut.
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" The foundation's C.E.O., Drew Altman, wrote in Axios, "If the Democratic nominee comes to be defined by the idea of Medicare for all, that could be a political problem in key battleground states.
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Most households are considered out-of-bounds, even for financing policies like Medicare-for-all that would, for some middle-class taxpayers, more than offset their higher taxes through lower health insurance premiums.
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"Fortnite" is best known for its 100-player battle royale mode, an online free-for-all that pits a solo player or a team in a survival match against dozens of other players.
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This sequence also establishes once and for all that Dom and, to a lesser extent, the rest of his team have been refashioned as superheroes, capable of facing down and overcoming any threat.
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But as they draft the legislation to fulfill those promises, lawmakers are divided, with many centrist Democrats opposing the concept of single payer, now called Medicare for all, that is favored by progressives.
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Polling suggests that while the public reacts favorably to the slogan "Medicare for all," that support drops precipitously when people are informed that it would eliminate private insurance and require substantial tax increases.
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What we direly need is a great plus-size rom-com that shows, once and for all, that life does not start after you get skinny; Love and happiness are attainable by all.
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I am extremely grateful for all that she has done for Google, most especially for leading a strong comms team that represents us so well and thoughtfully to our employees and the world.
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To moot the question, we're going to require employers to pay contributions into Medicare-for-all that are at least on average equivalent to what they were paying now in private health insurance premiums.
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That's shorthand for what happens when a writer is stripped of his complexity and turned into a mawkish salesman for all that is meaningful and true in this messed-up-but-fundamentally-good world.
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But for all that, Ullman remains essentially optimistic about technology and the future, suggesting online courses to get started with programming, and urging people with an interest in the humanities to take up code.
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Naturally $50 won't pay for all that stuff on Walmart's side — but building brand loyalty on the scale of years, while sucking a customer from a competitor… that's worth spending a little cash for.
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To make room for all that LCD (or OLED?), Thadeu moved the earpiece up to nearly the top of the phone, but left the home button indent exactly where it is on existing iPhones.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio recently announced an $81 million education initiative, called Computer Science for All, that will require all of the city's public schools to offer computer science to every student by 2025.
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For all that anti-grand coalition campaigners complain about the party's submission, its problem is more the opposite: Mrs Merkel has embraced the SPD's politics almost to the point of smothering it to death.
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For all that it's possible to be skeptical of public markets, they're the best corporate price discovery mechanism we've got, and they're ratifying — and even vastly exceeding — private valuations that many people thought crazy.
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The visiting Cincinnati Reds have proven the perfect cure for all that ails Chicago, and the Cubs hope to continue that trend Tuesday in the second of a three-game series at Wrigley Field.
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"For Jarvis, [Mother's Day] was a day where you'd go home to spend time with your mother and thank her for all that she did," West Virginia Wesleyan historian Katharine Antolini told National Geographic.
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Whatever you think of the Man Booker Prize, Beatty and Mosfegh should prove, once and for all, that opening up the prize to Americans wasn't such a bad idea, because Americans write better books.
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When it bought PillPack, for all that it wiped $11 billion off the market capitalization of the likes of CVS and Walgreens, it still acquired a company that only has $100 million in revenue.
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For all that Sanders's supporters feel the press is biased against their candidate, Clinton's supporters (and Clinton herself) have long felt the press is biased against their candidate, and in important ways they're right.
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For all that, though, he holds one of the highest rankings in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive possible, and on Monday he hopped into the competitive CS: GO platform ESEA to play a few rounds.
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Yet, for all that chicanery, the press briefings remain one of the few times any of us get any kind of direct line into a White House that prefers to work in the shadows.
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UGC, that once-great idea that anyone could be as popular as a rock star, fell away to an unmonetizable free-for-all that forced brands and advertisers to rethink how they reached audiences.
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But before you turn yours into a scapegoat for all that goes wrong in your life, hear this: Blaming everything on her may be more comfortable, but the real problem could actually be you.
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For all that, it wasn't too bad: Mr Osborne's proposals, though designed primarily to woo Eurosceptic Tories and annex political ground abandoned by leftward-marching Labour, were for the most part prudent, if puny.
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PRICING THE DIFFERENCE Some in the official sector are already experimenting with integrating artisanal mining into their operations, particularly in the Congo, the poster-child for all that is wrong in the mining business.
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Yet for all that, the Taliban's brutality has seemed to continue unchecked in the field this year, perhaps a cautionary example for those who expected the insurgency to change its ways under Mawlawi Haibatullah.
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Seven figures for all that — plus the bedspread and the batteries to animate the doppelgängers — a number that was floated among attendees at Blum & Poe, the gallery that hosted the private exhibition last weekend.
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We welcome this news and hope this study will show, once and for all, that these playing surfaces are safe, as has been made clear by the extensive research already available on this issue.
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Looking further out we think that all enterprise software will be built on large data sets, and we think that we can be the trusted source for all that company information on the internet.
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But after Toys R Us was destroyed by the private-equity firms that drained it for all that it was worth, I and 33,000 of the Toys R Us family were left with nothing.
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And yet the cultural influence of these stations, for all that they're viewed as an outdated medium, remains real: Almost 40 percent of Americans watch local TV news, more than watch cable or broadcast.
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The path to Medicare for All that I believe makes Americans better off along the way is one that starts with a Medicare-like plan as a public option for people who want it.
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As an elected official in Tallahassee since 23, he embraced liberal positions — like higher corporate tax rates, legalization of marijuana, tighter gun control and Medicare for all — that thrilled the Democratic Party's activist base.
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