" As Ohlheiser explained, "Conspiracy theories aren't fueled by facts; they are fueled by attention.
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The stigma around MSG fueled — or, perhaps, was fueled by — long-held racist stereotypes.
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"Dark Towers" suffers some unfortunate tropes of business journalism: Val is "fueled" by Ritalin, traders are "fueled" by testosterone and "crazed" by adrenaline; the bank is "fueled" by greed.
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Trump, as Nate Silver put it, was running a perpetual attention-getting machine in which outrageous statements fueled media coverage, which fueled high poll numbers, which fueled more media coverage.
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Not only has the approach fueled rapid revenue growth but it has fueled a positive culture.
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The same power that fueled the fire for a nationwide march fueled her release, Eliska soon found.
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In his view, the opposite of Trump's angry, resentment-fueled politics is a compassionate, love-fueled politics.
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Solid-fueled missiles can be deployed faster and hidden better from satellite detection than their liquid-fueled counterparts.
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The infernos are fueled by soaring temperatures, fierce winds and the worst drought in decades have fueled the wildfires.
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If the first few weeks after an IPO are fueled by emotion, the first few months are fueled by numbers.
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Unlike a liquid-fueled rocket that must be fueled on the launch pad, solid fueled rockets can be moved with the fuel already loaded, reducing launch preparation times and allowing them to launch quickly from mobile launch units.
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The problem is absolutely not going to go away, because we fueled it, Trump fueled it, we've got the ball rolling.
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It only has three high-yield options: a several hundred kiloton warhead for its solid-fueled ICBMs and SLBMs, a 2-megaton warhead for its liquid-fueled intermediate range missile and a 5-megaton warhead for its liquid-fueled ICBM.
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"Their tiki torches may be fueled by citronella but their ideas are fueled by hate, & have no place in civil society," Hatch wrote.
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The short-range ballistic missiles fired appear to be solid-fueled, meaning that they can be deployed faster than their liquid-fueled counterparts.
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While liquid-fueled missiles can take hours or even days of preparation, solid-fueled missiles can be fired with little or no warning.
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"Like the curriculum you all completed, the Naval War College is rooted in tradition but fueled, fueled by your innovation," Spencer said at the commencement ceremony.
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The company began experimenting with alternatively fueled vehicles in 240, and the first product to emerge was the hybrid gas-and-electric-fueled Prius in 250.
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Past fires were also fueled by drought There was one major factor that played a role in the 2017 and 2018 fires: they were fueled by drought.
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An attack fueled by hate Police believe the attack was fueled by the suspect's hatred for Hispanic immigrants, according to an online document police believe he wrote.
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Liquid-fueled missiles must be fueled right before launch, which requires time and access to special fueling facilities, making them easier for enemy forces to find and destroy.
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We blasted children's versions of Rihanna's "Work" (about a man who wants only sex), Flo Rida's "Club Can't Handle Me" (booze-fueled bacchanal) and Pitbull's "Timber" (sex-fueled bacchanal).
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If you just can't wait for the nostalgia-fueled second season of Stranger Things, well, there's a new nostalgia-fueled mobile game based on the first season of Stranger Things.
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Oliver: We started the first Exodus parties at the end of 1991 at 318 Richmond, and within a short time, raves became this young, hardcore, drug-fueled, music-fueled scene.
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The Sineva, a liquid-fueled intercontinental missile, was fired from the Tula submarine, while a Bulava, Russian newest solid-fueled missile, was launched from the Yuri Dolgoruky submarine, the ministry said.
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It ignores or sidelines the tremendous human suffering of African slaves that fueled that financial growth, and the blood spilled and dubious treaties signed with Native Americans that fueled its geographic growth.
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If growing up on the same courses as Woods fueled Hicks's interest in golf, his attraction to baseball was fueled by his coming of age in an area with a rich tradition.
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The first two trends aren&apost particularly surprising; the climate crisis has fueled an increase in public pressure, which has, in turn, fueled a surge of recent corporate commitments to net-zero emissions.
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The American dream is fueled by oil and natural gas.
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They don't feel that their inspiration is fueled by isolation.
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This latest divide seems to be fueled somewhat by optics.
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Delays fueled the pressure to meet construction deadlines, Kawahito added.
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Similarly, WeChat has fueled growth for Mogu in recent months.
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That traffic is fueled by a massive amount of content.
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"The reality is that borrowing has fueled activity," Moynihan said.
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Not to mention that the easy borrowing fueled their expansion.
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This fueled his desire to be able to inform them.
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Germany's DAX jumped 1.7%, fueled by news of corporate deals.
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Those deportations have fueled the growth of the gangs overseas.
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All too often, America's actions have fueled this false narrative.
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The timing of the tweet fueled suspicions about McDaniel's motivations.
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The insurgence has been fueled by continued anguish over Trump.
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The fires have been fueled by strong Santa Ana winds.
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Lack believes avoidance may in fact have fueled the problem.
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Draghi's comments on Thursday fueled further concern for European banks.
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Your next electric car might be fueled up by drone.
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Thornwell fueled that rally by scoring the first nine points.
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But it fueled Paris' drive to be a better student.
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Powell's testimony also fueled the hope for an easier policy.
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It's unfounded and fueled by media pressure and player complaints.
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Negan dynamics that have fueled the overarching conflict thus far.
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Repeated political crises in CAR have fueled conflict since 2003.
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A similar sentiment was among the ingredients that fueled Brexit.
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That has fueled the Biden campaign's willingness to attack Booker.
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Fueled by the moderators' questions, Trump was direct and harsh.
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"Our defense fueled our offense," Gonzaga coach Mark Few said.
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These weapons fueled unrest and violence in the Middle East.
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" On whether racism fueled Trump's birtherism: "I'm not a psychoanalyst.
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Journalist Chinese whispers and fake news fueled by social media.
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This has fueled hope that lawmakers are on their side.
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Crooked Shadows is out February 9 on Fueled By Ramen.
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It fueled both detractors and believers in the Hiddleswift union.
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This momentum is fueled by the proliferation of mobile devices.
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But nationalism and extremism exploded, fueled by charismatic nationalist politicians.
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Speculation was further fueled by the acquisition of Whole Foods.
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Protests, also fueled by economic underdevelopment, continued there this year.
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The Treasuries rally was also fueled by falling European stocks.
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"The spiral downwards is fueled by public policy," he said.
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The constant review, though, has fueled frustration in the newsroom.
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Though fueled by pure passion, her habits were not sustainable.
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That spirit fueled "Star Trek" following its cancellation in 250.
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Episodes like this have fueled calls to "regulate" Internet platforms.
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The annexation fueled tensions between the American and Russian governments.
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His death fueled the debate about US presence in Afghanistan.
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Labour's internal strife has also fueled tensions among its supporters.
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Fully fueled, it weighs in at just under 4,000 lbs.
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I think it has fueled a lot of my writing.
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But the markets, fueled by low interest rates, didn't collapse.
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Insurtech funding was largely fueled by the top four deals.
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The lack of information has only fueled the protesters' anger.
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A short story by Arthur Conan Doyle fueled more speculation.
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Such sentiments fueled Britain's vote to leave the European Union.
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And so, the speculation fueled endless guessing games on Twitter.
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The current rise is being fueled by Boeing and McDonald's.
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This has fueled more research for better products, she said.
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That's what fueled the company's decision to specialize around travel.
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But he's come to be rather fueled by working out.
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The notion of beauty is fueled, in part, by exclusivity.
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Researchers say undiagnosed cases fueled the rapid spread in China.
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We have found that that has really fueled the conversation.
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It all fueled my interest in food and fusion cuisine.
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Her performance now, she said, is fueled by avocado toast.
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And the payments fueled the Middle East's spiraling civil wars.
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It feeds the backlash that fueled Trump to begin with.
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Maps and photographs together fueled public support for new protections.
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But she's not the only bereft mother fueled by vengeance.
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"Whatever fueled it ... there's no place for it," he said.
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It fueled a real commitment in our cast and crew.
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They believe that the opioid epidemic partly fueled this increase.
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That was fueled by three main factors: • A stronger economy.
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And public school teachers fueled a lot of the resistance.
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At the same time, commission members have themselves fueled controversy.
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All the tumult has only fueled speculation about James's future.
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That regulation affected plants fueled with coal from Alliance's mines.
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It's only fueled chatter about the beloved American TV host.
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But drugs fueled a fire already ablaze, the authors note.
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Business uncertainty, fueled by Trump's trade war, has slowed investment.
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The anger that boiled within fueled the desire for revenge.
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The turnover has fueled speculation in Hollywood about TMZ's future.
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That creates a downward spiral into hatred fueled by ignorance.
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Economic downturn, fueled by uncertainty, is almost sure to follow.
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Another cause is China's galloping industrial growth, fueled by coal.
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It's that movements fueled by alienation are bound to fail.
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Public pressure continued to mount, fueled largely by young activists.
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Changes in overall religious attitudes have also fueled the trend.
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WBGO, like all public radio stations, is fueled by donations.
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Content geared toward these algorithmically fueled bubbles is financially rewarding.
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But Franklin's lows and the emotion involved fueled her music.
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Fears over the virus have fueled discrimination around the world.
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False news reports ricochet through social media, fueled by fear.
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In reality, they fueled racial disparities in the drug war.
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The unrest has been fueled by the war in Syria.
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Millionaires' preferred investing strategies might be fueled by their research.
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Both of those merchants' shares were fueled by tourist spending.
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The bushfires creating these weather events are fueled by drought.
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But tech has fueled growth and helped stave off recession.
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The encryption debate is fueled by other cases as well.
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But its growth was fueled by questionable practices, employees said.
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Some gamers are fueled by junk food, caffeine and alcohol.
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But the economic plight of the Strip has fueled anger.
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We fueled each other then and we do that now.
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Those arrangements have historically fueled Brazil's culture of systemic corruption.
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That transition was fueled by the rapid growth of Bend.
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Consumer spending is being fueled by a strong labor market.
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This level of consumption is fueled by about 2000 animators.
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Just look at the dead zone in the Gulf of Mexico (fueled by too much nitrogen into the water), or any consequence of anthropogenic climate change (fueled by too much carbon in the air).
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Much of the building boom has been fueled by government spending on road and rail projects and a frenzied housing market, even as authorities try to contain mounting risks from years of debt-fueled stimulus.
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Solid-fueled missiles can be fueled in advance and require a smaller crew to launch, and they can be launched with little to no warning, making them ideal for surprise attacks and sudden second strikes.
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But that snappy, harmony-fueled version of "MMMBop," wasn't the original.
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But that's the whole nicer than having it be fully fueled.
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Cross-border deals were fueled by both outbound and inbound acquisitions.
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Cryptocurrency mining had fueled demand for those chips late last year.
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The trending topic and the outrage that fueled it died down.
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Some said that the public airing of dismissals simply fueled gossip.
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The violence has been fueled by online hate, primarily on Facebook.
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He said those narratives fueled widespread misconceptions about what actually happened.
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This isn't the first time that Hayes has fueled romance rumors.
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Horror doesn't get more unhinged and enjoyably adrenaline-fueled than this.
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Kramer and the activists he demonstrated with were fueled by rage.
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It was the outside stuff fueled by that that got him.
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Movements are fueled, in part, by a profound desire for dignity.
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In February 2007, Democrats began a new era fueled by hope.
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Garner's death fueled months of anti-police protests across the nation.
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I cannot stress enough that this is not fueled by anything.
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Pääkkönen's character embodies the toxic rage fueled by a flawed ideology.
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He described his addiction days as drug fueled, dark and desperate.
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That sense of false victimhood fueled much of Nazi racial theory.
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She did not know his heroism was fueled by fuming rage.
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But a movie cannot (or shouldn't) be fueled by that alone.
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Anger over high unemployment fueled violence that led to Hailemariam's resignation.
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"The imports were also fueled by widening price variance," said Zhuo.
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But the migration, he said, is fueled by oppression in Cuba.
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At times, Kiwami is the tense, crime-fueled epic you'd expect.
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Take a look at some of the nostalgia-fueled goodness below.
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The shootings have fueled debate about how to keep campuses safe.
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Politics is fueled by perception of strength, power, popularity and influence.
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The problem has been fueled by the Trump administration's own posturing.
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Bonds should be reciprocal and fueled by emotion, he told Forbes.
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She said the disaster has fueled gender-based discrimination against her.
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From AO: Even past the console's heyday, nostalgia fueled game sales.
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But Butts' resignation fueled an opposition demand to drop the privilege.
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How has your life been fueled by that need for independence?
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She was not fueled by nostalgia or by redefining early experiences.
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We are in an age of mass customization, fueled by technology.
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Moon fueled the fires by writing lyrics full of sexy innuendo.
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That growth was fueled by the company's extremely low price point.
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And its cause is likely linked to human-fueled climate change.
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Fueled by national pride, they cheered for nearly four hours straight.
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Certainly Bixby has some grand ambitions, fueled by acquisitions like Viv.
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Certainly there are some key drawbacks to a rhetorically fueled rise.
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The discounters' growth is being fueled by their store opening programmes.
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That is the anti-white hate that fueled what happened yesterday.
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The way our cars are being fueled is changing - and fast.
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They also capture a very specific and fear-fueled political mood.
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The experience only fueled Marston to make his method more sophisticated.
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It was all just completely emotion-fueled and beautiful and wild.
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Yes. Do I recognize the toxicity of his drug-fueled world?
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" It even had a sponsor: Opening Night was "fueled by Gatorade.
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What healthy foods keep you fueled as you go for gold?
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All this social media attention has fueled demand for certain breeds.
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Hardy's "Mad Max: Fury Road" also exercised some gasoline-fueled muscle.
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And, a lot of those stupid things are fueled by alcohol.
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The session was a long whiskey-fueled night - unhinged, for sure.
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"" Their disagreements often fueled speculations that Tillerson's time maybe winding down.
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NEW YORK CITY — Iggy Pop is still fueled by raw power.
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On Thursday, several Kerrisdale tweets fueled speculation on the new bet.
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Bayek's journey is one of vengeance fueled by grief and rage.
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But the home-building boom has fueled a surge in borrowing.
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Dana Gas also rose 13 percent, fueled by higher oil prices.
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The worsening situation in Rakhine has fueled a growing international outcry.
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Part of this is fueled by the growing threat from Amazon.com.
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The crowds grew spontaneously, fueled by Facebook and groups of friends.
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The next part of Tesla's future will be fueled by debt.
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Tyrese Haliburton fueled the run both as a scorer and distributor.
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Trump's base is certainly loving his newly fueled anti-immigrant rants.
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But, a rebound in oil prices fueled a rally on Thursday.
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Millennials Enthusiastic support from millennials fueled Bernie Sanders' rise in 2016.
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They knew Trump supporters were fueled by racism, rage, and ignorance.
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China's breakneck growth fueled an iron ore boom in Western Australia.
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The migration of Syrian refugees into Europe was fueled by hunger.
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Those stories likely fueled the prominence of bedbugs on social media.
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Television interview A television interview on November 12 further fueled speculation.
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I'm here to be inspired, provoked and fueled to attack it.
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My entire career has been fueled by envy of her talent.
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The debate has also been fueled by Chinese carmaker Geely's GEELY.
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The company has seen strong growth, fueled by its business overseas.
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The company's connections to the Trump administration further fueled the questions.
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Some fund managers were pessimistic the OPEC-fueled rally would last.
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Rajoy, which refused to negotiate Catalan nationalist demands, only fueled the
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Nationwide use, overdose deaths, and violence fueled by cocaine dropped dramatically.
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She imagines dates in the 1950s fueled by fear of nukes.
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Will the two men's drink-fueled meetings develop into something more?
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His comedy is perfect and is fueled working opposite Kevin Hart.
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It is a voyage home, fueled by a desire to understand.
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China has fueled its explosive growth via a massive credit buildup.
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That margin is fueled, importantly, by those with post-graduate experience.
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Stronger incentive income, fueled by the funds' better returns, strengthened earnings.
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The flexible office space was fueled by dollars chasing WeWork's success.
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And the acrimony between Democratic candidates has further fueled that perception.
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The uncertainty has fueled major swings in Indian markets on Tuesday.
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The story seems fishy ... a late-night binge fueled by tea?
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The unrest has been fueled by the war in neighboring Syria.
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Perot's 1996 campaign was fueled by his newly formed Reform Party.
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The claims fueled widespread misconceptions about what actually happened, he said.
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"Pixels," a nostalgia-fueled comedy starring Adam Sandler, is on Starz.
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Drug trafficking fueled violence in both Colombia and the United States.
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He says he's fueled by a ''Socratic'' curiosity: ''What about this?
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And that vocation is fueled by a theology of positive thinking.
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Oh god, here comes the black hole of caffeine-fueled stats.
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Women didn't just contribute to the blue wave; they fueled it.
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Same thing with Hüsker Dü, as just speed-fueled miserable people.
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Is the idea of eliminating cars or eliminating fossil-fueled cars.
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Their interpretation is fueled by a sense of abandon and exploration.
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Spokane's wildfire-fueled smoke has gotten worse since 2015, locals say.
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He added that the rumors may be fueled by wishful thinking.
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But what makes Denver unique is what fueled its cultural shift.
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And, like college, sexual activity is fueled by frequent alcohol consumption.
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That suggests a toxic marital dynamic, fueled by anger and resentment.
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A foreign ministry statement said the violence was fueled by xenophobia.
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In addition to being fueled by uncertainty, anxiety is also contagious.
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KALING The feeling of being underestimated has completely fueled my career.
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Buzzers have also fueled plenty of speculation in the Astros scandal.
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She found these women so inspiring, it fueled her interest further.
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Even after leaving the Bahamas, other people's doubt still fueled Hield.
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Still, the deaths have fueled demands for something to be done.
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My mom's nagging and distaste for me fueled my eating disorder.
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"Juul's social media marketing fueled its popularity with kids," she said.
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The grievances that fueled the Brexit vote are simmering once more.
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Fueled by cheap credit, American corporations have been gorging on acquisitions.
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These nitrogen-rich pollutants have fueled vast blooms of toxic algae.
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Denial is fueled by the stigma associated with being a racist.
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The indifference only fueled her resentment and propelled her to run.
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Fueled by this, Muslim Americans donate consistently and generously to philanthropy.
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Imagine what those Amtrak views fueled by delightful meals could inspire.
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In Latin America, disillusionment has fueled the growth of new parties.
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No. On the contrary, the event was fueled from the outside.
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However, garbage-fueled power plants are not a clean energy source.
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Hindu nationalist leaders deny accusations that their policies fueled the violence.
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The attack was fueled by irritation over a pile of debris.
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Catholic grievances over discrimination fueled animosities that helped precipitate the Troubles.
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Insurtech funding was largely fueled by a number of mega raises.
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With high school expansion, the NFHS fueled fast and expansive growth.
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So then once you're fueled, what do your workouts look like?
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High levels of youth unemployment have fueled periodic bouts of unrest.
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They fueled my motivation to levels I had never experienced before.
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Even the acting attorney general, Matthew Whitaker, has fueled the fire.
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Train-bragging sentiment has fueled the resurgence of luxury train travel.
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Santander's explanation for the cancellation of the show fueled the controversy.
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That cash fueled the release of Yolo's new group chat feature.
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Whatever unfathomable traumas engendered his worst compulsions also fueled his genius.
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That disruption at home seemingly only fueled his ascent everywhere else.
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But the diesel-fueled subs are noisy and easy to detect.
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Still, Jefferson's refusal to talk about his religious beliefs fueled suspicions.
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Dubai is not a democracy and is fueled by cheap labor.
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The concern was fueled by Trump's appointment of retired Lt. Gen.
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Does that mean booze-fueled debauchery is on the rise instead?
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It was fueled by little more than naked fear and racism.
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Her comments fueled the fire rather than robbed it of oxygen.
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It peppered conversations, fueled social media battles and inspired Trump's rhetoric.
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And women have also fueled a demand for better mobile apps.
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What follows are a few hours of fantasy-fueled musical comedy.
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The things we are passionate about are fueled by mundane tasks.
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And, like college, sexual activity is fueled by frequent alcohol consumption.
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The demonstrations were first fueled over an increase in gas prices.
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That expansion, however, was fueled by foreign-currency debt, analysts said.
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" He said much of the criticism was fueled by "Western arrogance.
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Talking to his boss about leaving only further fueled his fire.
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Amazon has fueled the world&aposs demand for free, fast shipping.
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It was a presidential election year, which further fueled their opposition.
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A public backlash, often fueled by politically progressive social media, ensues.
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Ward also emphasized that climate-fueled displacement is a security issue.
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" Netanyahu has decried the investigations as a media-fueled "witch hunt.
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The growth was fueled in large part by Google's advertising business.
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Fueled by political mourning, she mixes ugly splatter and deep feeling.
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Today's left and right are fueled by anger and seek conflict.
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Extreme weather has exacerbated refugee crises and fueled immigration, for instance.
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The hospital visits fueled speculation that he would soon be released.
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Profits are generated by gasoline-fueled sport utility vehicles and trucks.
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"We must come together and, in a meaningful way, consider the travesties of the past that were fueled by hatred and embrace the celebration of diversity fueled by love and acceptance," Mueller added in the letter.
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The "yeehaw agenda" — the trend of black cultural figures in rancher attire that fueled and was fueled by his country-trap hit — is chiefly an aesthetic, the cowboy counterpart to the tech-infused offerings of Afrofuturism.
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"The main elements of this cooperation appear to be the transfer of North Korean liquid-fueled missile technology to Iran, but with very few reports of Iranian solid-fueled technology going the other way," said Dewey.
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In other words, Kimmel is resorting to the kind of primitive, testosterone-fueled, antisocial behavior that America in the 21st century should have left behind -- all in order to address Moore's alleged primitive, testosterone-fueled, antisocial behavior.
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The offender left the following note, apologizing for the hunger-fueled theft.
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The Great American Road Trip has almost always been fueled by gasoline.
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Meanwhile, WeWork is fueled by approximately $6.9 billion in venture capital funding.
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" Asked whether his departure was fueled by high taxes, he said "Yeah.
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But traders said that was just a spark that fueled the fire.
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That's because God has had a major assist from fossil-fueled industrialization.
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But their whirlwind romance soon devolved into a volatile, drug-fueled relationship.
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They fueled these rumors when they both posted pictures of themselves cuddling.
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Ghana's boom years were fueled by exports of oil, gold and cocoa.
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In a statement, Apple said that its App Store has fueled competition.
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One of the dynamics that had fueled the US economy was convergence.
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But it is not just his police state that fueled women's anger.
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Wildfires fueled by hot, dry conditions are burning in several Western states.
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The science side and the fossil industry-fueled — pun intended — denial side.
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Either way, it was probably awkward and full of privilege-fueled antics.
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This is partly what fueled the largest e-commerce acquisition ever, Chewy.
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"There's this unconscious American rage, fueled by secret guilt," he told me.
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The idea may have been fueled by longstanding social prejudices, including homophobia.
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The blaze was fueled by unusually hot and dry winds in December.
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We went on a month long drug-fueled spirit quest in Peru.
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Cities know how to plan for and deal with liquid-fueled fleets.
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Unfortunately, Ilona's increasingly liquor-fueled passions get the better of her ambitions.
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The newfound fame fueled his anxiety — but he's doing all right today.
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It brought booming economic growth and that growth fueled rebuilding the military.
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Driverless delivery startup Nuro just got a rocket-fueled boost from SoftBank.
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The surging online growth has been fueled by the acquisition of Jet.
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But now, fueled with additional funding, it's preparing to cement the switch.
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He's a self-taught photographer fueled by passion for his subject matter.
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That sentiment fueled local resistance during Amazon's search for its new headquarters.
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Let's not lose that in a haze of drug-fueled celebrity gossip.
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We found that Republican support is powerfully fueled by in-group love.
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That was fueled, in part, by a $1.7 billion offering in May.
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But it's also fueled by genuine frustration with the state of law.
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They have fueled an online popularity contest that rivals middle school cliques.
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That episode fueled concerns about stability in the region at that time.
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However, you'll also wash out some of those vivid HDR-fueled highlights.
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S. trade war fueled concerns about energy demand and the global economy.
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The recent run of UK data has fueled hopes of economic rebound.
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Obviously, the enigmatic nature of today's launch has fueled speculation about it.
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That growth has been fueled by a steady wave of venture funding.
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But the grassroots ire that fueled them won't die out anytime soon.
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Lawyers said that his steroid consumption fueled obsessive, paranoid and angry thoughts.
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Extremism in the Senate has fueled extremism in the Republican presidential race.
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A man was even murdered in a dispute partially fueled by Beanies.
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Below the TV, a limestone shelf houses a series gas fueled flames.
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Fueled by the scandal, the Olympic figure skating competition captivated American audiences.
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All this is fueled by sharply increased costs at the consumer level.
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SC: A munchie-fueled feast of Taco Bell with my big sister.
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Those developments fueled concerns the disagreement could spiral into a trade war.
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Raptor is the first methane-fueled rocket engine that SpaceX has developed.
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Buttigieg's campaign is fueled by a mix of small and large contributors.
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Cash-fueled corporations will be in attendance to listen to those ideas.
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Hacked emails showing party officials aligned against Bernie Sanders fueled the discontent.
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Earlier that month, rapper Drake fueled rumors of a collaboration with Swift.
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All three fueled the S&P 2.353 more than any other shares.
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Exhale never showed up at rallies or protests, which further fueled suspicion.
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After 52 years of guerrilla warfare, peace has fueled a baby boom.
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But that only fueled his desire to get back into the cockpit.
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Trump's aggressive attacks against the intelligence community have only fueled the fire.
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It fueled me to get to this point where I am today.
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You could almost go an entire day fueled on stuff from them.
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Moreover, polling suggests a shift in underlying attitudes that fueled today's vote.
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In Montreal, it was a drug-fueled orgy in the living room.
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Ohio's status as an open-carry state further fueled some security fears.
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Fueled by the novelty of the taboo, she got into the performance.
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Stress and worry are fueled by our own skewed perception of events.
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The human body is primarily fueled by glucose which comes from carbohydrates.
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As a loyal foot soldier, he fueled some of Nixon's worst behavior.
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That was fueled, in part, by the seeming enormity of the attack.
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Jennings fueled the onslaught with two of New York's four 3-pointers.
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For decades, Iran has fueled the fires of sectarian conflict and terror.
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The civil war started in 2013, fueled by personal and ethnic rivalries.
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The new report from the United Nations has only fueled the flames.
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High unemployment, corruption and other economic woes have fueled anger and frustration.
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This is because the administration's policies are fueled by racism, not data.
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It also causes tensions that in some cases have fueled violent conflict.
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Albania will benefit from an additional source of gas-fueled electric power.
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ISIS's presence was in part fueled by the civil war against Assad.
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Take Snapchat, whose growth has been fueled by an insistence on authenticity.
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Trump has also always been a little engine fueled by wounded pride.
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Much of the danger is fueled by the product's seemingly innocuous presentation.
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The narrow margin has fueled support among Democrats who hope O'Rourke runs.
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Net outflows from that unit primarily fueled that drop, the bank said.
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This will be fueled by the opposition of virtually every veterans organization.
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Gray fueled the Yankees' rally with two walks and another wild pitch.
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The challenges: Most are currently fueled by toxic chemicals like hydrogen peroxide.
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Their entry strained relations among EU neighbors and fueled anti-migrant sentiment.
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What we're reading The GOP Says Expanding Medicaid Fueled The Opioid Crisis.
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In that sense, the oil markets fueled the rise of political Islam.
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But the revelation has stilled fueled criticism from Trump and his allies.
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That growth was fueled by strong performance in its men's pants sales.
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The spike was fueled by violence in Afghanistan, Ukraine, Yemen and Libya.
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But he claims the move was fueled by neither poverty nor desperation.
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Like CBS, Disney's TV business is fueled by sports rights via ESPN.
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That has fueled a dangerous price bubble and inflated China's debt load.
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Our opposition is fueled by a combination of anger and hate, though.
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Their rise has certainly been fueled by their willingness to get nasty.
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It's definitely a scary scenario, and one that's fueled some Hollywood flicks.
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This has fueled the "civil war" raging over the future of bitcoin.
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That boom is fueled entirely by the growth of paid subscription services.
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He claims the reporting may have been fueled by leaks from prosecutors.
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Demographically, a growing Latino population has fueled anxieties among pro-Trump supporters.
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A Delft stove once fueled by blubber oil sits in the corner.
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The effort on the other end of the court fueled the victory.
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It also means addressing the substantive social chasms that fueled Trump's rise.
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This insular populism seems to have fueled President Trump's European flight ban.
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Rumors spread on social media have fueled many lethal and violent attacks.
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Mr. Hefner's disdain for sexual limits fueled fantasies and shaped self-images.
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Hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving, and were fueled up for today.
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Bernie's 2016 campaign was fueled by working-class whites in the Rustbelt.
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Opposition to Mr. Rajoy has fueled the Catalan independence movement for years.
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Banks unleashed lending binges that fueled economic growth and increased stock prices.
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We are dealing with a presidency fueled by hate, greed and indifference.
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That disaster fueled anger over reports of shoddy construction, among other shortcomings.
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January through March can see great waves, fueled by storms at sea.
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MADRID — It was a humiliating video that fueled outrage on social media.
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The opposition was fueled by Democratic activists and others inspired by Rep.
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Too much of our political climate is fueled with divisiveness and fear.
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Fueled by attention from Trump, the caravans have attracted widespread media coverage.
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Plastic excavators, bulldozers and cranes fueled by imagination have long captivated toddlers.
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That yeti is fueled by humans' need to be closer to nature.
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The discovery has fueled memories of a dark chapter in Berlin's history.
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News of an agreement fueled feverish commentary on social media in Greece.
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Days later, The Capital published the column that apparently fueled his anger.
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The sell-off was fueled by sinking demand due to coronavirus concerns.
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The disappointments of these early studies fueled public criticisms of precision medicine.
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Go deeper: Hate-fueled attacks continue to be accelerated by online platforms
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Its gain fueled the S&P 500 more than any other stock.
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But much of that economic pep depended on a debt-fueled bubble.
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The flames were fueled by intense winds and months of dry weather.
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That has fueled speculation that the relationship may be on the rocks.
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It was the burning question in him that fueled his best filmmaking.
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The cartoon makes Kimmel's point perfectly: Extremism is fueled by wounded masculinity.
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Re-platforming, restaffing and standardizing advertising opportunities all have fueled revenue growth.
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Among the policies that have fueled its growth is unilateral free trade.
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The experience made him feel like an outsider and fueled his anger.
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The Preservation Society fully acknowledges that the contest fueled its competitive spirit.
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Many arise from fraught, alcohol-fueled encounters at birthdays, holidays and weddings.
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Both series are fueled by romantic rollercoasters without being defined by them.
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That's exactly what happened during this coronavirus-fueled mayhem on Wall Street.
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The statement also fueled Democrats' demands that the Senate trial allow witnesses.
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Whether you're running, cycling, or gardening, exercise leads to endorphin-fueled introspection.
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Mike'L Simms fueled the spurt with eight points, including five free throws.
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The demonstrations are fueled by anger at corruption and widespread economic hardship.
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Germany's innovation of democracy presaged and fueled America's mass production of it.
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The market hasn't been fueled by a rush of irrational exuberance either.
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But drought and record-high temperatures created the conditions that fueled them.
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Scientists say it was fueled by a deadly combination of environmental factors.
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The fruit of this labor fueled hope among citizens for social change.
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The organization was fueled by fear, and it preyed upon the fearful.
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Deaths related to fentanyl, a potent synthetic opioid, have fueled such initiatives.
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Sexism, which Swift said fueled a lot of drama in her life.
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And it's far from the only Murdoch-fueled claim making the rounds.
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Tech-fueled economic success has only exacerbated a larger sense of nowhereness.
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Special canisters allow the missiles to remain pre-fueled, shortening launch time.
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Green Bay's 3-0 start has been fueled by the team's defense.
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Many emotions fueled the decisions of the families who returned to Naraha.
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Gutting the Jones Act is a misguided proposal being fueled by misinformation.
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Pope, much like its predecessor, is a disco-fueled synthesis of dense
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It was fueled in part by the US commonwealth's prolonged financial crisis.
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It is a potent message in Turkey's conspiracy-theory-fueled political culture.
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But "The Bachelorette" isn't fueled by Hollywood stars; it runs on deception.
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The growth, though, was fueled not by attendance, but by ticket cost.
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And it was this cross-platform strategy that fueled the game's success.
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They were built on debt-fueled mergers and acquisitions and higher prices.
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BP (BP) reported bumper results that were fueled by higher oil prices.
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Ahead, hear how one woman's car purchase fueled an important self-discovery.
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In turn, consumer purchases have fueled the growth of the American economy.
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This increase has been largely fueled by Airbnb, which launched in 2008.
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It's fueled a boom in co-living spaces in America's biggest cities.
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Persistent delays in the release of the final results have fueled confusion.
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The 2016 election revealed the crumbling foundations of today's technology-fueled democracy.
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On the other hand, statement from OPEC officials also fueled oil prices.
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Record low interest rates, for example, have fueled record high debt levels.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel has even fueled expectations of a future EU-U.
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The news fueled speculation the investigation is growing in scope and seriousness.
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The dramatic rise is fueled by ice melting in Greenland and Antarctica.
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The construction is fueled mostly by lending from China's state-run banks.
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All those feelings have now fueled a lawsuit against the federal government.
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The competition was fueled by online campaigning from outside forces, Hasbro said.
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The corporate tax cuts have fueled more consumer confidence and business spending.
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House prices have climbed since 2009 as low interest rates fueled demand.
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Virag said a strong growth in wages fueled a rise in consumption.
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Reports about the mysterious data transmissions fueled speculation about a back channel.
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Biden's victory was largely fueled by his overwhelming advantage among black voters.
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Third, a democracy cannot function in a politics fueled by conspiracy theories.
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Schroder fueled Oklahoma City to a 52-19 advantage in bench scoring.
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The attack marks a grim new age of social media-fueled terrorism.
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Gobert fueled the 288-233 run with two dunks and a layup.
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I think that's what fueled the insatiable interest in celebrities being nude.
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The revolving stock was fueled by the principles of supply and demand.
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The missiles North Korea tested in 2017 with intercontinental range were liquid-fueled missiles, but Pyongyang has successfully tested a solid-fueled missile believed to have a range somewhere between 1,200 to 2,000 kilometers (745 to 1,240 miles).
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Trump's top allies in Congress have fueled a months-long probe into divisive claims that anti-Trump bias at senior levels of the FBI and Justice Department fueled the bureau's investigation of Russian ties to the Trump campaign.
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Back in May, following a pastry-fueled brainstorm session, our newsrooms announced a partnership: the Vox-ProPublica Video Fellowship, a year-long position for a video producer, embedded in Vox's team and producing work fueled by ProPublica's reporting.
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SAN FRANCISCO — The iPhone fueled Apple's ascendance into the world's most valuable company.
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Their efforts are being fueled largely by advancements in AI and big data.
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All these latent beliefs fueled a behavior pattern that undermined my financial success.
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It has also fueled conspiracy theories about who might have wanted him dead.
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There were wild parties fueled by drugs and alcohol, and epic sexual escapades.
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But excessive, celebrity-fueled coverage of Upton's criticism doesn't raise the national discourse.
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Or a paranoia-fueled Goldwateresque politics, should Ted Cruz win the GOP primary?
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The company's product is called Eva, an AI-fueled automated note-taking assistant.
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President Trump fueled a flood of Democratic House candidates all over the country.
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The grand glass dome collapsed in minutes, fueled by the burning wooden floors.
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The Warriors' success as a team was fueled, in part, by open dialogue.
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Critics say the new drug-fueled policies are just more of the same.
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"These troll-fueled racist attacks on Senator Kamala Harris are unacceptable," Klobuchar said.
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The strong dollar has fueled soaring inflation in Latin America's third biggest economy.
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Brady says the fire is being fueled by hot weather and extreme winds.
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Outrageous goals fueled by outrageous pay potential have historically driven outrageously high risks.
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Yesterday, Rose further fueled speculation when she shared a similarly lovey-dovey picture.
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The moves have jolted financial markets and fueled concerns about a global recession.
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The controversy also fueled the common "lock her up" chant at Trump's rallies.
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Syria&aposs civil war has scattered her family and fueled disputes among them.
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This culture and what it accomplished fueled our brand positioning, margins and growth.
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Brazil's real surged 1.1%, fueled by the optimism linked to the reform proposal.
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Trump's hiring of Manafort fueled speculation he was replacing campaign manager Corey Lewandowski.
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Serenade your sweetie with green smoothies and an endorphin-fueled, post-gym romp.
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Terra Nova's propaganda machine is fueled by 33 towers scattered around the city.
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Sentiment against big shots has fueled the rise of both Trump and Sanders.
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The discussion has been fueled by two national conversations: one, led by Sen.
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The goats last spring ate up vegetation that could have fueled the fire.
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As in other growing states, its population boom has been fueled by minorities.
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His latest switch fueled suspicions among leaders in both parties about his motives.
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A stronger effort on the defensive end fueled Milwaukee in the second quarter.
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"Death of a Bachelor" (DCD2/Fueled by Ramen) The new album by Panic!
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The fierce Twitter debate was fueled by reptile and amphibian expert David Steen.
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Younger said terrorism was fueled by a host of fractures across the world.
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Maybe my dad was away in the service, so that fueled my interest.
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By encouraging long-term prescriptions for chronic pain, opioid companies fueled the epidemic.
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One year ago, 11 lives were lost thanks to white supremacist-fueled hate.
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Rising far-right activity in Europe had also fueled British extremism, he added.
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More recently, the epidemic has been fueled by the potent synthetic opioid fentanyl.
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The sex was great, but nothing unique from my past marijuana-fueled sex
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The refugee crisis has fueled mistrust and misunderstanding between Europe's East and West.
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Supply concerns in wheat have also been fueled by continuing drought in Australia.
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This could be overstated and fueled by hysteria and political sentiment toward tariffs.
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Much of the debate has been fueled by a big political hurdle: bathrooms.
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Worse, they're fueled by the logic that possession alone is no longer titillating.
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CPD authorities say violence in the city is often fueled by repeat offenders.
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New Orleans&apos current winning streak has been fueled by a similar formula.
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Growth was fueled by increasing use of the company's services on mobile phones.
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NEW YORK — New York Fashion Week is usually fueled by an enthusiastic energy.
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It also shone an uncomfortable spotlight on Pamplona's alcohol-fueled week-long festivities.
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Newman fueled a second-half run for the Bulldogs with three 220-pointers.
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The Affordable Care Act also has fueled the expansion of senior emergency rooms.
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But, second quarter the spending growth was fueled by raiding the cookie jar.
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SPEEDFACTORY is a revolutionary new concept for data-fueled footwear design and production.
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Housing demand is being fueled by the lowest unemployment rate in 18 years.
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They fueled gossip of a relationship by posting cuddly photos together on Instagram.
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That fueled some suspicion that Dolan may be preparing to sell the teams.
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"You Make Me Wanna" is a column celebrating pop culture-fueled sexual awakenings.
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Facebook's growth the last half decade has been fueled by the developing world.
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But it's also reflecting the broad cultural trope of LSD-fueled cult brainwashing.
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The killing fueled growing public opposition to the police and their brutal methods.
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This is a man-made disaster fueled by all sides in the conflict.
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The U.S. decision to move its embassy to Jerusalem has also fueled tensions.
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Pizza, beer and plenty of coffee will help keep you fueled and focused.
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These include solar powered cars and planes, and buses fueled by human waste.
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In the 1970s, the decision fueled the "white flight" from cities to suburbs.
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Vehicles arrive fully fueled and freshly detailed with personal preferences already pre-set.
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Palladium, which is used for catalytic converters in gasoline-fueled cars, has benefited.
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The mystery of her parentage has already fueled a lot of fan speculation.
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Synthetic opioids, which can kill much faster than heroin, have fueled the epidemic.
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Last month's gains were fueled by hiring in the manufacturing and trade sectors.
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But that emotional investment, she said, only fueled her passion for the project.
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THE FIGHT FOR YEMEN&aposS CAPITAL FUELED BY DRUGS, WITCHCRAFT AND FIERCE FIRE
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Instead, the perception of women as poor gamers is fueled by other factors.
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The ship returned to Pear Harbor, fueled, and rushed into the Pacific War.
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A plan to deport third-country nationals to Mexico fueled outrage this week.
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The missile fired a week ago flew was liquid-fueled, and flew further.
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The storm clouds over O'Reilly have fueled further questions about Fox's company culture.
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The development fueled uncertainty among investors over the cash-and-stock deal's prospects.
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The old coal- and oil-fueled plant is slated for demolition this year.
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Hey Cubbies ... still super hungover from Wednesday night's champagne-fueled World Series rager??
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But the violence only fueled more protests, which spread to cities across Syria.
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This is where the books often get settled on casino debt-fueled gambling.
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Their only returning starter, Barefield, fueled a 15-5 run with seven points.
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Some economists warn another unsustainable debt-fueled recovery might run out of gas.
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That topped analysts' expectations and fueled a 2.6 percent rise in the stock.
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The world's most seismic historic conflicts and revolutions have been fueled by religion.
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The deaths have spawned protests and fueled a national conversation on police conduct.
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During this period, humans have enjoyed unprecedented prosperity fueled partly by cheap energy.
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Domestic politics may have fueled the rhetoric, with Croatia holding elections on Sept.
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""That has fueled fears Austria's traditional Western and Christian culture is in danger.
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The collapse of subprime mortgages fueled the crisis and the accompanying Great Recession.
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It's fueled by an activist media and (anti) social media and it's barbaric.
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Maalouf said his team intends to power their Omni using gasoline-fueled engines.
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But Brownback's low favorable numbers haven't fueled a Democratic resurgence in other races.
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Conspiracy-fueled policies sometimes last far longer than the fears that fed them.
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The scandal fueled one of the most genuinely stunning pieces of his catalog.
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First revelations about the massive Kremlin-fueled election interference which it totally missed.
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And that victory has been largely fueled by the K-12 education market.
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Plus, I am always particularly inspired by companies that are fueled by #blackgirlmagic.
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Solid fueled missiles are easier to transport because liquid fuel is more volatile.
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Humorous, dark and moving, with prose that surprises with its drug-fueled imagery.
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On Valentine's Day, Hunt fatally overdosed, sending Jack into a drug-fueled tailspin.
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A 24-hour lapse in releasing results also fueled suspicions of vote-rigging.
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And Twitter has not been the only tech giant fueled by Saudi money.
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The length of their prison terms, in part, fueled outrage at their convictions.
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It fueled Palestinian anger by recognizing disputed Jerusalem as Israel's capital in 2017.
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No one is born a violent extremist -- violent extremists are made and fueled.
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That has fueled my desire to achieve similar levels of articulation and style.
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Such derivative-fueled bets on financial stability can backfire when markets go haywire.
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The German export machine has been fueled by the growth of emerging markets.
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Fueled by the fervor of this possibility, I tend to ignore logistical challenges.
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"It was this massive delegate haul" fueled by Clinton's support among African-Americans.
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Tillerson supporters believe the speculation about his future was fueled by Kushner's allies.
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Fear is nothing more than a lingering emotion that's fueled by your imagination.
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The risk-off attitude fueled demand for safer asset classes, including U.S. Treasurys.
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Ms. Bresch's rising salary has also fueled anger over the EpiPen price increase.
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Diesel-fueled trucks will also be banned from entering and exiting port regions.
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Nor will conquest resolve the underlying conditions that originally fueled the extremist insurgency.
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It also fueled an effort to identify the couple that stretched for days.
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The mobile Internet is fueled by advertising and the currency is consumer data.
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This gave me belief and confidence and fueled everything behind my book launch.
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Jeffrey Epstein's death by apparent suicide has sparked questions and fueled conspiracy theories.
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By contrast, Morgan Stanley claimed buoyant conditions fueled its outperformance, as did JPMorgan.
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The downwards spiral comes shortly after Trump fueled the trade war against China.
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Russian-linked bots on Twitter were found to have fueled #ReleaseTheMemo as well.
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All of this chaos is what has fueled speculation about a second referendum.
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Heat waves have long plagued India and fueled a seasonal surge in deaths.
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Reckless spending fueled by cheap and abundant capital is coming to an end.
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For American expats, the dive abruptly terminated the funds that fueled their parties.
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His tough talk toward Beijing had fueled early fears of a trade war.
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These values fueled the sacrifices for freedom at Gettysburg and Normandy and Fallujah.
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The birth of LexCorp was undoubtably fueled by mass amounts of cocaine, anyway.
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Young, strong pitching fueled the Mets' run to the World Series last season.
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They are fueled by the heat of the ocean, and the ocean's warming.
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That has allowed resumption of oil exports but fueled concern about renewed conflict.
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The growth will be fueled by rising demand for electric vehicles, Rawls said.
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A childish, jealousy-fueled rivalry between two generations of police almost obstructed justice.
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Minnesota roared back with a 13-2 run fueled by Washington and Mason.
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Few companies had websites and even fewer had apps fueled by open APIs.
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It said apparel sales were up 2 percent, fueled by its training business.
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That mismatch fueled claims that tech money is in control of the city.
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Iskcon's growing revenue during this period fueled its ambitious expansion and outreach efforts.
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Joan Santolaria began offering sea urchin- and vinho-fueled cruises eight years ago.
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The same things that inspire conspiracies today likely fueled these early occult panics.
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In 1998, to much Cool Britannia-fueled hype, Hirst opened the original Pharmacy.
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But the kvass comeback isn't just fueled by its adaptability in the kitchen.
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All the nostalgia-fueled optimism in the world might not be enough, there.
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The news fueled speculation that Moscow is seeking a prisoner exchange involving Whelan.
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Italy's record of hung parliaments has plagued decision-making and fueled political unrest.
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Diesel-fueled trucks will also be restricted from transporting commodity materials, it said.
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Modern internet-fueled protest movements are the subjects of Twitter and Tear Gas.
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Fueled by Santa Ana winds, the wildfires show no sign of slowing down.
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Most are detained on political charges fueled by Israel's occupation, like curfew violations.
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Republicans first must acknowledge there are legitimate concerns that fueled Mr. Trump's rise.
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Fueled by high winds, the massive fire north of Ventura continued growing Saturday.
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If fueled by traditional sources, they can output staggering amounts of carbon dioxide.
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The show's more traditional release schedule has fueled the excitement around Baby Yoda.
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His death drew widespread attention that was fueled by his compelling personal narrative.
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My interest was piqued by a promoted tweet and fueled by dietary nihilism.
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Health care industry jobs fueled much of that growth in the past decade.
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Fueled by e-commerce, this upward trend is one we believe will continue.
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Alcohol-fueled dreams tend to evaporate with the sunrise, but this one stuck.
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The Koch cash fueled what was Meredith's third attempt to buy Time Inc.
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This fueled expectations of further rate cuts from the Federal Reserve this year.
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But creativity is fueled by lowering attentional filters to let those thoughts in.
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Scarecrow's money woes, though, persisted, fueled by the decline in home video rentals.
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All are recent, relatively low-cost additions who have fueled the Yankees' surge.
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Some pointed to the refinancing to argue that irresponsible borrowers fueled the crisis.
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The strong job report last week fueled hopes that wage growth would follow.
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The robust jobs report last week fueled hopes that wage growth would follow.
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This creeping uncertainty can be fueled by the very steps taken to reassure.
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This creeping uncertainty can be fueled by the very steps taken to reassure.
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Much of the mayhem in the region has been fueled by American guns.
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I had expected a lively, gossip-fueled conversation, nothing for attribution, of course.
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Sales of gasoline-fueled cars had surged for several years until this year.
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Maybe academia isn't for you, if your inquiry is always fueled by obsession.
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Last year, it estimated that the Sussex wedding fueled $1.5 billion in spending.
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Just like today, most of internet-fueled TV will still be ad-funded.
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We do, and Trump has fueled and stoked those for his own purpose.
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In fact, slights are the kindling that once fueled Perez's PGA Tour career.
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The accusations against Weinstein fueled the #MeToo movement against sexual abuse and harassment.
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The charges fueled an uproar in the town, and Chobani sued Mr. Jones.
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Mr. LoPucki said the higher fees were fueled, in part, by court shopping.
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Lower prices, wider inventory and low interest rates have fueled activity, he said.
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I think some of those concerns are being fueled by NRA talking points.
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The vast majority of taxis in the city are Mercedeses — fueled by diesel.
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Mostly favorable crop weather fueled expectations that crop conditions may continue to improve.
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Much of that electricity today is generated at power plants fueled by oil.
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He said the donors had "fueled a campaign of hate" by supporting Trump.
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Canadians hoping for pot-fueled revelry anywhere they like will be sorely disappointed.
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That approach fueled growth but saddled key parts of the economy with debt.
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By defending Mr. Moore, the president has further fueled hostilities within his party.
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The hate in Charlottesville is the same hate that fueled the Trump campaign.
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Fueled by a prolonged drought, the wildfires started in Australia in July 2019.
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The maturing of social media fueled this "highlighter" way of travel even further.
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Delightfully, both rom-coms are even fueled by a passion for magical realism.
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The underlying forces that fueled worry a few weeks ago haven't gone anywhere.
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"It's fear and it's fueled by an obsession with getting reelected," he said.
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As Mr. Herrman writes, it places us in a strange tech-fueled purgatory.
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His sound has an appealing warmth even in the most testosterone-fueled outbursts.
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That fueled his interest in boxing, and now he dreams of fighting professionally.
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Fueled by government subsidies, China is the world's biggest producer of solar panels.
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The demonstrations, fueled by social media, continued into the early hours of Thursday.
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Last week's false alarm in Hawaii indicating a nuclear attack also fueled sales.
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Often our mirth seems fueled by some deep-celled delight at being together.
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That trade agreement has fueled economic growth and increased prosperity across our continent.
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These numbers, along with lending-rate cuts, have fueled a stock market rally.
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The revelation fueled public outrage that contributed to Ms. Rousseff's ouster last year.
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And he said he would never allow gasoline-fueled scooters on the island.
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That was when it tested its first thermonuclear weapon fueled by the isotope.
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The Dominicans, with an all-star lineup, have been fueled by plátano power.
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It's hard to imagine a social media campaign fueled by the same sentiments.
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Do they eventually conclude that Democrats overreached, fueled by their hatred of Trump?
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It is really fueled by these people's love and passion for this show.
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Also, the recent protests are largely fueled by anger toward the religious regime.
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Some think she's being controlled and manipulated, which has fueled the #FreeBritney movement.
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The prose at the improvised, liquor-fueled wake is lean, clean and fine.
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Trump has fueled speculation in recent weeks that he plans to pardon Stone.
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My unconfirmed hypothesis is that this is a Gen Z-fueled stock craze.
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This fueled speculation that the two men might potentially succeed him one day.
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Asia stock market was also fueled on Friday, but without a big rally.
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Banks are anticipating a surge in mortgage activity fueled by lower interest rates.
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Spending is fueled more by high prices than usage, previous studies have found.
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Revenue grew 8% year-over-year, fueled by the company's Client Computing Group.
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The two cases have fueled talk — even from the president himself — about impeachment.
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Rapid development has fueled concern over the area's capacity to defend against floods.
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Their journeys across the world have fueled rightist movements in many developed societies.
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The suspect's anti-Semitism fueled other hate speech that he shared on Gab.
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Donors who give in small amounts fueled about 1213% of her individual contributions.
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Some militia members are fueled not by civic duty but by racial animus.
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PlanGrid also makes construction productivity software, and is fueled by parent company Autodesk.
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It is being fueled by a stronger job market and falling mortgage rates.
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The sprinkles added nothing but more sugar-fueled guilt to my tasting experience.
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The Fed's 2018 regime of rate hikes fueled sharp equity declines last December.
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The momentum behind term limits is organic and not fueled by special interests.
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All that fueled concerns about the future of the president's pro-growth agenda.
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The most successful people are fueled by their enthusiasm for what they're doing.
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Out-of-context emails from WikiLeaks have fueled viral misinformation on social media.
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That fueled centuries of stereotypes about Jews using money to control the world.
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The big picture: Experts predict AI-fueled mass surveillance will alter people's behavior.
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The sense of abandonment has fueled the formation of self-defense vigilante groups.
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Fueled by too many listens of the song in question, I pressed further.
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Should I stay in, commit suicide, or give into a mania-fueled binge?
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Do you think your past albums were fueled by feelings of self-doubt?
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But, her absence only fueled the rumors she might bail on the show.
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The developments fueled uncertainty among investors over the cash-and-stock deal's prospects.
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But mostly what Vinyl captures is Richie: Richie's coke-fueled, money-drenched implosion.
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Likewise, opposition to TPP fueled Bernie Sanders' insurgent campaign for the Democratic nomination.
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This rose-colored glasses approach to data integrity has fueled policy for decades.
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That motivation to treat drivers better was, at least in part, financially fueled.
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The dick joke-fueled mockumentary American Vandal is a refreshing take on true crime.
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Sales soar, fueled by social media traffic, attention from MR. MIRANDA and news coverage.
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This year's El Nino has fueled some of the largest swells in recent memory.
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Some investors have taken protection from White House-fueled volatility into their own hands.
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For some, this defense of story might sound like a pretty ideologically fueled argument.
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Yet for once in his pop culture-reference fueled life, Bobby is rendered speechless.
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An insider later told PEOPLE that it was Kardashian's insecurities that fueled the split.
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That fueled suspicion among foreign diplomats there might be political motives behind the purge.
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The killing fueled demonstrations over what protesters said was unwarranted lethal force by Tensing.
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Daily withdrawal limits on debit cards no longer keep up with inflation-fueled prices.
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We the people are a team engaged in a street fight fueled by love.
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The fighting has fueled fears over a possible upsurge in ethnic and sectarian violence.
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Ellison is picking up the mantle of the insurgency that fueled Sanders' presidential run.
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But extreme weather events fueled by climate change are also deepening disparities within countries.
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His Wednesday remarks fueled a market turnaround that put November modestly in the green.
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Alcoholism, fueled by idle time and settlement money, is on the rise, he said.
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Big enough computers fueled by large enough bank accounts could make anything look real.
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These policies have also fueled a massive racial wealth gap that continues to widen.
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"For decades, Iran has fueled the fires of sectarian conflict and terror," he said.
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They fueled up with some tasty-looking fish tacos before calling it a day.
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Those traders pulling an all-night shift will not be fueled by adrenaline alone.
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Former Clinton aides have fueled that fight, pushing negative stories about Sanders to reporters.
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We now realize, however, the canali were an optical illusion fueled by wishful thinking.
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Nevertheless it remains mired in a severe economic crisis that has fueled social discontent.
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That may ease fears of renewed confrontation that fueled fears of war last year.
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Robust economic performance, which fueled the greenback to dizzying heights, has started to fade.
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A Bloomberg report Wednesday meanwhile fueled hopes that a partial trade could be reached.
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Growth in GDP therefore amounts to a "debt fueled mirage," according to the report.
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But they also fueled a season-long, high-speed chase that has never slowed.
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Strong economic data along with solid corporate earnings reports fueled the market's weekly surge.
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Fueled by the most dangerous conditions in a decade, the blazes have spread quickly.
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Hundreds of ravenous goats that munched brush that would have fueled the approaching fire.
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Educating children is particularly critical given the global conflicts fueled by decimalization, Forsyth added.
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Deep-running animosity and distrust between the two sides is fueled by sectarian divides.
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What followed was an afternoon of munching, sugar-fueled giggling and plenty of opining.
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Volunteers fielded them for hours, fueled by BBQ sandwiches, chocolate chip muffins, and coffee.
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Among the contributors may be the Chinese Internet giants that have fueled the boom.
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Today, fueled in part by technology, many traditional institutions are continuing to reinvent themselves.
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Do you have any booze-fueled book idea trips planned for the near future?
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Why do many social media fueled protests "rise faster, but collapse just as quickly"?
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The rising number of cases has fueled concern over the effects on China's economy.
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The situation has fueled frustration and anger across California cities, including in San Francisco.
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She also pointed out that the publicity had been "fueled" by Stone's own statements.
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The fracas was fueled by a disagreement over how the funds should be allocated.
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For some women, breastfeeding offers an oxytocin-fueled bonding high that offsets these indignities.
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And, in my experience, there isn't an orgasm quite like a cannabis-fueled one.
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Extremely high temperatures and low humidity fueled the blaze, leaving firefighters battling "explosive" conditions.
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Some Fed officials have also fueled expectations of an increase in rates next month.
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A special kind of rhythm fueled his choreographies in music videos and live performances.
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Even most gasoline-fueled cars can't travel that far without stopping at a pump.
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Sandra is fiercely intelligent, unapologetically argumentative, hugely ambitious, and fueled by her big heart.
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Part of that was fueled by hints from Coinbase, which told users on Aug.
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He testified that he was angry, a feeling fueled by recently being denied deployment.
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There are irrational, emotionally fueled actions that, as human beings, we can completely understand.
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He cautioned against the "gangsterization" of French society that is fueled by current laws.
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Oil fueled the 20th century, but data, AI and machine learning fuel the 21st.
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Read on for some more of our favorite interactions during the cheese-fueled fight.
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That fueled a 23-11 Philadelphia rush, giving the Sixers a 44-34 lead.
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The reports, which Rosenstein denied, fueled speculation that Rosenstein might be fired or resign.
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Fueled by Cristiano Ronaldo&aposs goals, Madrid is chasing a 13th European Cup title.
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The Pittsburgh synagogue massacre in late October fueled a debate ahead of the Nov.
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Reuters has also learned that a personal disagreement may have fueled the official suspicion.
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Rafa and Sofia are basking in a Costa Rican coke and sex-fueled paradise.
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They fueled romance speculation over the years before confirming their relationship in April 2016.
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In the meantime, Trump could easily launch a digital network, fueled by subscription sales.
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This uncertainty can be fueled by the proliferation of confusing and contradictory information online.
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It fueled the idea for Collegium for Lifelong Learning, which got underway in 2003.
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The availability of information, fueled by social media and comparison-shopping websites like Bankrate.
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So I just fueled myself with willpower, willing myself to not need him anymore.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer welcomed Tuesday's China-fueled rally that sent the stock market higher.
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Then, as her career begins to eclipse his, he spirals into addiction-fueled despair.
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But China fueled its miracle with coal, just as developed countries did before it.
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There was speculation, fueled by Trump himself, that he wasn't paying anything in taxes.
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Human trafficking is fueled by supply and demand: people demanding the supply of people.
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The strong trade data fueled gains by the Chinese currency in the offshore market.
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His rivals say he has fueled conflict and risks returning Libya to authoritarian rule.
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All three US indexes closed modestly higher on Monday, fueled by corporate earnings. 5.
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That's true of a bunch of private equity-fueled bankruptcies across the American economy.
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Gold can be used as a hedge against inflation fueled by higher oil prices.
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Other countries facing climate change-fueled food insecurity are beginning to bet on biotech.
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Toys based on "Star Wars," and Disney princesses fueled growth last quarter, Hasbro said.
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The race-fueled chaos that wracked Charlottesville finally came to rest on Sunday night.
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Critics also say it fueled a deep distrust in politicians and the ruling establishment.
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They argue that this is fueled in no small part today by social media.
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Trump's response to the Khan family has fueled criticism from both Republicans and Democrats.
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That speculative frenzy, fueled by massive trading activity on China's Dalian Exchange, has abated.
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And the learning issue that once held me back eventually fueled me to persevere.
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Media-fueled reviews typically violate our Content Guidelines, one of which deals with relevance.
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If anything, it appears the leaks have only fueled the show's unprecedented fan firepower.
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Under former President Hugo Chavez, who was Maduro's mentor, oil revenue fueled Venezuela's economy.
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The trend is partly fueled by what many considered to be a broken system.
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Fueled by Wall, Washington finished with a 212-272 advantage in fast-break points.
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Analysts say a lack of property rights has fueled the recent increase in deforestation.
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"Stress and worry are fueled by our own skewed perception of events," he explains.
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They were fueled, in large part, by the extraordinary chaos that surrounded Scalia's death.
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Furthermore, Alipay and Tenpay's offline presence is fueled by their heavily-subsidized expansion plans.
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In crisis, an individual goes into an adrenaline-fueled "fight, flight, or freeze" response.
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Your incessant ego-fueled whining trivializes antisemitism at a time when it is resurgent.
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It was also the drug that fueled his relationship with Randall's biological mother, Laurell.
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The company's cash reserves have long fueled speculation of acquisitions that Apple might make.
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Clinton's cash advantage has been fueled in part by the Super PAC supporting her.
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China's economy expanded 6.9 percent in the first quarter, fueled by a construction boom.
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Those gains were fueled by expectations of strong earnings and revenue for the quarter.
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It also fueled public anger over high living costs and a widening wealth gap.
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He was still fueled by a culture that sees LGBTQ people as less-than.
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Meanwhile, Hui has, if anything, speeded up his debt-fueled purchases in recent years.
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But when I do, they are often fueled by a pure faith in hedonism.
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The shooting fueled nationwide protests over law enforcement's use of excessive force on minorities.
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That feature, which was fueled many breakups and internet lurkers, was discontinued in 2015.
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Some blamed Clinton, a Washington insider running in an election fueled by populist anger.
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Were those FCC listings actually filed or just figments of our hype-fueled imaginations?
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Those policies have fueled a boom for giant insurers, drug firms and hospital chains.
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The sale came as investors worried about the solar panel installer's debt-fueled growth.
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The bull market since 2009 represented a very strong recovery fueled by that mindset.
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These dual images — crime fighter and populist — fueled his 2016 campaign for the presidency.
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Opposition lawmakers immediately condemned the proposal, saying it created uncertainty and fueled political conflict.
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A two-hour drive from the tech-fueled riches of San Francisco, Stockton, Calif.
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Trump's proposed yet undefined massive infrastructure spending plan has also fueled the dollar's rise.
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And then there was Green, whose volatile style had so often fueled his teammates.
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That has fueled speculation that nickel will supplant cobalt as a major battery mineral.
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It's not just developing nations that are at risk of opportunistic climate-fueled authoritarianism.
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Tahnee Gonzales and Elizabeth Dauenhauer streamed the bizarre, hate-fueled tirade live on Facebook.
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During one early sildenafil-fueled session, I realized that the tradeoff was becoming untenable.
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Fort Lauderdale caters to the college crowd with non-stop, booze-fueled beach parties.
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A second month of job growth in April also fueled hopes of a recovery.
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The length of their prison terms, in part, fueled outrage at their convictions. Rep.
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From Manhattan newsboys to Arizona miners, young people fueled American politics at their loudest.
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The back-and-forth rhetoric fueled concern among investors about a possible trade war.
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Fans clamored for it, even though the show was fueled by performance-enhancing drugs.
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Rather, Warburg was focused on energy, specifically on how the eggs fueled their growth.
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Fueled by networked communication technologies, for better and for worse, everyone has a voice.
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Their presence has in fact fueled what little growth unions have seen of late.
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Down 15-12 early, Indiana went on an 18-0 run fueled by defense.
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World War I fueled an urge to build new orders as old empires collapsed.
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The growth potential has fueled the expansion of a number of Chinese fintech companies.
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Donald Trump tapped into and fueled and stoked an enormous amount of racial resentment.
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With few exceptions, an OTA-fueled project should rely on an open-source platform.
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Land sales are key revenue stream for local governments, which has fueled such conflicts.
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Named Alex and Pali, these storms are being fueled by unusually warm surface waters.
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Its control of Grindr has fueled concerns among privacy advocates in the United States.
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VCU's matchup zone fueled the run by frustrating the North Texas half-court offense.
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Returns have been fueled by gains at Chipotle Mexican Grill and Automatic Data Processing.
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But a nascent threat from the US's adversaries has been fueled in the chaos.
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But this post was the catalyst that fueled the far right's claim of Pepe.
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Let me correct a basic mistake fueled by the daily drumbeat for tax cuts.
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Worse, high tax rates fueled a political revolution that led to Ronald Reagan's presidency.
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It has already fueled a nationalist backlash against American products from some Chinese businesses.
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This growth is being fueled by high demand for collectibles and licensed entertainment toys.
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Viewership was fueled by the popularity of the hit "Hamilton," which won 11 Tonys.
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Claire's loyalty feels partly fueled by guilt over her decision to stay with Jamie.
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Once fueled, the crewed ship will depart on its way to the red planet.
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Her arrest has fueled an escalating diplomatic feud between the Canadian and Chinese governments.
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His status quo-breaking accomplishments likely fueled the backlash that gave us President Trump.
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An initial euphoria in the business world fueled a powerful post-election stock rally.
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Just two months ago, Juul Labs was still on a venture-capital-fueled high.
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News and corporate deal talks also fueled big moves on Wall Street on Friday.
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And its consumer products unit has been coming down from a "Frozen"-fueled high.
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My attitude toward technology is fueled by a desire for efficiency — and by laziness.
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Silk Road, the online drug marketplace fueled in part by Bitcoin, was shut down.
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The strength was fueled by its Calvin Klein brand, specifically in China and Europe.
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But O'Connor's performance has fueled optimism about the Democrats' prospects in this year's midterms.
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Some wine producers have tried small gas-fueled cannons to keep the animals out.
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But Harvey was an even bigger storm, fueled by warmer waters, than was Allison.
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Pataki added that Trump's rise is fueled by a legitimate anger toward Washington lawmakers.
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It's grueling work combined with frenzied fun — and fueled by midnight pizza and beer.
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Nearly all the growth in the consumer space is therefore being fueled by software.
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By going into bodybuilding you've chosen to enter into a more testosterone-fueled environment.
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The results were fueled by rising oil and natural gas production and higher prices.
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Steinke, fueled by booze, ecstasy, cocaine, and pot, broke in through a basement window.
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The trysts, pole-dancing, and cocktail-fueled carnage herein will probably work against you.
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Americans making the contest into a crass reality TV show fueled by Facebook memes.
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I don't think spending $100 at Target counts as a mania-fueled shopping bender.
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The search fueled rumors and gossip that Munson was a culprit in the murder.
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"Erdogan...consistently provided political support to the generals who fueled this war," he said.
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HANNOVER, Germany (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel fueled expectations of a future EU-U.
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Manufacturing and construction reports also fueled expectations for a robust U.S. economy in 22017.
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BOSTON — The television ads are relentless, fueled by a historic surge of campaign spending.
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Clinton's anger fueled her resolve to push back against Mr. Trump's most egregious statements.
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These hopes have fueled the rally in transports — but, that's just the ideal scenario.
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A lot of the energy was fueled by my confusion around my father's death.
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Perhaps this was fueled in part by the perception of hypocrisy surrounding the statement.
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That discovery has fueled a long-running debate: Do endogenous retroviruses help cause cancer?
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Since Donald J. Trump won the presidency, women's rage has fueled the Democratic Party.
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Several wooden pews were recast to build a handsome bar for alcohol-fueled banquets.
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"Vessel," from 2013, marks the band's fresh start after signing to Fueled by Ramen.
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This frequent travel may have fueled the "silent" spread of the coronavirus, they said.
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The runup in oil prices over the past two years has fueled domestic investment.
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The surge was fueled by rising exports of motor vehicles, aircraft and energy products.
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Chile's peso fell 0.3% after weak Chinese data fueled worries about demand for copper.
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As it turned out, it was also what fueled his turn to making art.
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We're entering into a new era of transparency, one fueled by the digital revolution.
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With that warmth, they fueled each other's creativity and activism, shaping their respective legacies.
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Productivity is fueled by raising attentional filters to keep unrelated or distracting thoughts out.
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Kabir spirals into depression, fueled by alcohol, drug abuse and more self-destructive acts.
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The brazenness of the swindle only fueled suspicion of dirty dealings behind the contract.
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The ambush drove violence up that summer, and fueled the spike early this year.
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The article length he cited fueled hours of commentary on Twitter, especially among journalists.
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And it continues to be fueled by the way media continues to do that.
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For some, the changes have fueled talk about "white replacement," a racist conspiracy theory.
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The price of getting a degree keeps escalating, fueled by those government-backed loans.
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Why have some speculated that the moon lander's ascent module had been short-fueled?
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Much of the initial, adrenaline-fueled hope was dampened by a wet, cold winter.
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But the city's demographic transformation has fueled ethnic tensions, sometimes pitting neighbor against neighbor.
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I want to know who did it, who paid for it, who fueled it.
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"Women's self-harm is being fueled by misogyny," read a Guardian story last August.
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The revised standards have in part fueled Japan's construction boom despite its declining population.
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I broke down all the back-of-the-envelope math that fueled this speculation.
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Rather, I'd say that it was mass incarceration, fueled by the war on drugs.
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Her dress code infraction fueled more debate about how these policies sexualize young women.
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The fires are fueled by extreme heat and parched vegetation from years of drought.
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Unhelpfully added to the mix are the magnifying effects of today's technology-fueled markets.
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Egypt, in particular, he said, is a place where that politicization has fueled extremism.
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A single Silicon Valley donor fueled a super PAC that tried to rescue Sen.
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Deregulated under Bill Clinton, banks transformed themselves into machines that fueled the housing boom.
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Listening to needs of the farmers they work with has fueled their own growth.
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Wind-fueled wildfires near Athens have ravaged seaside areas, killing at least 76 people.
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"Heavy" is a gorgeous, gutting book that's fueled by candor yet freighted with ambivalence.
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Other efforts have been fueled more by Silicon Valley ingenuity than by big money.
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The Fed's interest-rate increases and Mr. Trump's tax cuts fueled the bumper profits.
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It fueled scorching debates over the role that racism played in the presidential election.
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The housing market is mostly fueled by French buyers, including many expatriates, brokers said.
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Now they are running neck and neck in polls, fueled by Clinton's strong push.
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By contrast, Morgan Stanley claimed that buoyant conditions fueled its outperformance, as did JPMorgan.
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The conflict — fueled by American demand for drugs — is an issue for both countries.
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Were the Yale students merely fueled by anger or were they high on it?
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Eager investors and low interest rates fueled the rapid pace of tight oil development.
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Fears were fueled after major U.S. airlines decided to suspend their service to China.
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Their bodies and labor were the capital that fueled the country's founding and wealth.
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During the experiment, an abundant supply of algae fueled the growth of the bryozoans.
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Social media-fueled teen musicals remain a gamble on the big stage of Broadway.
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Malcolm Dandridge fueled the Memphis defensive effort with four steals and three blocked shots.
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