It works with genuine materials, it has genuine goals, and it's powered by the genuine passion of genuine music enthusiasts.
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To the contrary, I believe that our president is the genuine article — a genuine nativist, a genuine bigot, a genuine bully.
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For trust, if you show them genuine sort of respect, genuine love, then trust come, so here I think the expression of genuine warm feeling smile I think part of that, that's genuine smile.
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But I genuinely believed it was genuine because it actually looks genuine.
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They are also capable of acts of genuine evil and genuine heroism.
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Him being so genuine, me being so genuine, we just kinda clicked.
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That knowledge is growing but is also based on a genuine, genuine interest.
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There might be nothing as misleading as an extremely genuine fragment of extremely genuine video.
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That's the thing, it really comes down to having a genuine conversation and genuine engagement.
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If the genuine Trump is outspoken and aggressive, the genuine Clinton is wonky and detail-oriented.
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We know the homosexual relationships some of the men turn to — whether out of genuine lust, genuine desire, or genuine boredom — will no longer be as stigmatized almost two centuries later.
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It feels like people are split on why they want to know — it's either genuine interest or genuine disbelief.
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Overall, the ring contains 214 diamonds at 5.5 karats, 3 karats of genuine red rubies and 2.5 karats of genuine sapphires.
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"Those people need to be housed so there is a genuine need and a genuine demand for housing in China," Churchouse added.
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"There is a genuine fear and genuine worry that things might turn nasty," said one of 22017 envoys who signed the statements.
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For these bots to truly succeed, they need to appear genuine—a tricky prospect considering that a lot of people are genuine shitheads.
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Designed with token economics, they also incentivize customers to buy genuine products by serving exclusive content and promotions only to genuine product holders.
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One part is because of genuine value because I do think there's a lot of genuine value and good stuff on social media.
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Replacing the artificially genuine with genuine artifice, Le Turtle's dining room mixes building materials that have nothing in common but their shiny new surfaces.
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Donald Trump represented a genuine shift into a genuine framework that embraced the conservative ideal but then also represented the American people, not the machine.
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"One thing about being from Atlanta is that we have a genuine support for each other and a genuine love for each other," says Monica.
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"We need to recognize that credible deterrence must be underpinned by genuine capability and genuine commitment that earns the respect of potential opponents," Carter said.
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But the forces that animated genuine Nazism are experiencing a kind of resurgence — and too often, ironic neo-Nazism can bleed into the genuine article.
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It's a contributing factor, probably a small one, but genuine, a genuine nuisance sometimes for people in communities that don't ... That live in residential communities.
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He is truly the most hilarious, intelligent, genuine, witty, and effortlessly genuine person I know and I am honestly much cooler because I am his sister.
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To your desensitization point, I think that on social media in general, we've pushed people to either being either hyper-genuine, or not genuine at all.
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So over months and months in the run-up to the Philippines' 2016 election, this political campaigner persuaded viewers that they were engaged in a genuine neighborhood board; that the other personalities online were genuine neighbors; and then that the neighborhood had a genuine drug problem.
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"While 50/50 target morphs were accepted as genuine matches less frequently than genuine photos, they were nevertheless accepted at a surprisingly high level," the researchers wrote.
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I think anyone who's genuine on social media ... It's like Kim Kardashian, she's like the biggest, and everyone makes fun of her, but she's genuine to herself.
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In short, there were bipartisan deals to be made because genuine cross-party overlap existed on many issues, and many lawmakers were responding to genuine cross-party constituencies.
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"We do not believe at all that the US is seeking genuine negotiations with Iran; because genuine negotiations would never come from a person like Trump," said Ayatollah Khamenei.
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"I would like the things that are genuine and authentic to remain genuine and authentic, but ultimately, there's more money in tourism than there is in historic preservation," he said.
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But that requires genuine engagement and thought, and it's easy to opt out of genuine engagement and thought when you're laughing, in favor of taking the joke at face value.
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"We looked for influencers that really had a genuine message and genuine connection with their audiences," Parks, who also serves as senior vice president of Fullscreen Strategic Content Group, told Mashable.
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Within three seasons, he was a genuine star, batting .
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Here's the catch … your smile has to be genuine!
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It was a counterfeit — not genuine — Nina Ricci bottle.
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" Mark: "It turned into a lot of genuine friendships.
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He considers himself a genuine transplant — a New Yorker.
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Then again, it had to be the genuine George because the genuine George's ego would not have allowed anybody else, certainly not an actor, to accept the World Series trophy, much less blubber.
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His declared love of broccoli is genuine, if also unpersuasive.
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"She came across and genuine and warm," she tells PEOPLE.
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Moved by her genuine reaction, the group didn't arrest her.
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We only train those who have genuine interest and enthusiasm.
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As it turned out, Zuckerberg's interest in lasers was genuine.
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Is going to a club a genuine abdication of reality?
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Her smile is genuine and it looks good on her.
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Genuine patriotism bears no one hue, political ideology, or class.
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That's genuine, unfiltered love between the three of those women.
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The rips were genuine, because I wore them so much.
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It turns out, using the genuine article made a difference.
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INGRAHAM: He wanted to be there and that was genuine.
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Savetz noted that this is a genuine concern for historians.
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Being authentic and genuine is most often received with positivity.
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"This is a genuine popular democratic uprising," Malinowski told Reuters.
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She can have conversations, make jokes, and express genuine emotion.
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Apple's efforts toward digital health appear genuine and genuinely helpful.
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At that point, a genuine cascade will become more likely.
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Some teams responses seemed genuine, others a little more calculated.
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Their commitment to peace has recently started to look genuine.
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It feels, for lack of a less lame word, genuine.
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It's a genuine "finally" moment for both iPads and iPhones.
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Russia's manoeuvres may, however, have motivated more genuine reforms elsewhere.
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The answer certainly isn't a genuine advocacy for free speech.
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But I don't know that whether it's genuine is important.
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But he turned out to be cool, kind and genuine.
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But his dad's reaction of total disgust was completely genuine.
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Assume these are fake and prove them genuine before purchasing.
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Her reaction — one of fascination and genuine curiosity — stood out.
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When the two reunited, Wang said the connection was genuine.
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"Cory was such a loving and genuine person," says McGregor.
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There is no indication that genuine democracy is on offer.
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I just want someone who's genuine and real and chill.
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And those compliments never feel genuine and are usually sexualized.
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Agencies must provide "genuine justifications", not pretexts, "for important decisions".
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I'm struck by the festival's potential for genuine public engagement.
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Author Johan Hari calls it a "parody" of genuine connection.
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"Donald Trump gets it -- he's the genuine article," Pence said.
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Trey: I really appreciate the genuine joy on display here.
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The balls were all deemed not genuine by Spence's company.
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That was so genuine, that was the craziest thing ever.
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In some cases, the products might not even be genuine.
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He told The Daily Camera that Wilkerson's remorse was genuine.
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Police should concern themselves only with genuine cases of coercion.
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Maybe you're someone who appreciates the sturdiness of genuine leather.
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I don't think what happened here is a genuine calamity.
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Rare is the content that can evoke a genuine feeling.
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Those chairs help our volunteers foster positive and genuine discussion.
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Two diplomatic sources in Kinshasa confirmed the document was genuine.
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Because it's a genuine fear, some of it comes through.
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Do you think Rollins have any genuine feelings for Ali?
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"He has always been super genuine and heartfelt," she says.
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It's because the ad is very sincere and very genuine.
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And a Fyvush Finkel cameo comes as a genuine surprise.
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It banned and harassed genuine opposition parties and their leaders.
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Was this a genuine explanation, or simply a handy fabrication?
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To my genuine surprise, with Kickmen it all happened organically.
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If you knew Lo, then you know he was genuine.
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Analysts acknowledge there are genuine anxieties about migration across Germany.
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That helps to drive both genuine booms and bubbles alike.
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The CIA has not confirmed the Wikileaks documents are genuine.
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It's from a place of showing each other genuine appreciation.
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Our first take of them approaching the house was genuine.
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However, having genuine, honest, people around you makes a difference.
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None of this is proof that the renders aren't genuine.
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Here, counterfeit is the genuine article, and mutability is profound.
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There are very few genuine moderates in the party anymore.
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"I'm just a home cook," says Birkett, her modesty genuine.
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Online harassment is a genuine concern for celebrities like Winter.
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According to the FT, the emails are verified as genuine.
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In order to develop genuine friendship, trust is very important.
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Again, probably her first genuine smile in a few days.
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Speidi come across as manipulative villains, while Lauren seems genuine.
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It was just someone coming from a real, genuine place.
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Take a genuine interest in their work and their lives.
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But this article is not a repository of genuine introspection.
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But all the songs on here, they're much more genuine.
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I just want my food to look unique and genuine.
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He says he simply wants genuine autonomy for his homeland.
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And a large part of it, a genuine righteous bitterness.
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It's Dress Up Your Pet Day — an actual, genuine thing.
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What is more, that extra activity is a genuine bonus.
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Still, it is a genuine part of the national character.
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The scheme doesn't work unless Jimmy feels genuine fraternal love.
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Homecoming gives his character and his teen trauma genuine context.
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Sugar levy on soft drinks industry is a genuine surprise.
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At Deep Springs "relationships are much more genuine and intimate".
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"The likelihood of a genuine contest looks minimal," Hakura said.
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"I hope you (and Jonghyun) finally found your genuine happiness."
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Until now they have rarely faced a genuine existential threat.
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The workouts have a celebratory community feel, a genuine diversity.
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But they feel they are in with a genuine shot.
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Sen. Sanders is a good man and a genuine progressive.
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The most genuine account of her life is her art.
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On Twitter, fans expressed what seemed to be genuine sadness.
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"Very genuine — no pretense, no nonsense, extremely intense," Daniels said.
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It is wild, weightless, limitless, and devoid of genuine pain.
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In that sense, the stories were genuine rather than fake.
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The researchers, contemplating a genuine trial, needed a new subject.
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Lauck told Wince she could see he had genuine regret.
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Even now, there are genuine concerns about a credible outcome.
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His government remains incapable of genuine strategic perspective or action.
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Without their staged and superficial surface, people seem more genuine.
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That's when I realized how genuine the NYHC scene was.
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When did birthday cake become a genuine mode of suicide?
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They have been removed and replaced with genuine Trump tweets.
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All the posturing destroys any chance for a genuine connection.
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For the first time, I felt like it was genuine.
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Of course, in some instances, these clichéd responses are genuine.
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A source in the Vatican confirmed the report was genuine.
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Conversation and genuine interactions unlock humanity in Rodgers' tender portraits.
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The other Moroccans held genuine, original IDs and national passports.
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"Don't compare that to me," Suzuki said with genuine modesty.
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But I do think it comes from a genuine concern.
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This was someone Mirah had an actual, genuine crush on.
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Maybe Madison really was so "genuine and real" all along.
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But new places cooking the genuine article have been scarce.
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Meaning and genuine accomplishment matter deeply in creating lasting happiness.
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"She was a very, very genuine human being," she said.
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Of course, the deceptive act gives way to genuine affection.
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His passion is genuine, as is his sense of wonder.
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And yet, strangely, the relaxed, playful, atmosphere felt entirely genuine.
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Then there are moments of genuine menace along the border.
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The stories from people who share those spaces are genuine.
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When men returned from Angola, they were accorded genuine respect.
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Any genuine technique can work if the foundation is right.
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It pays to be sweet and genuine in Barbara's eyes.
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This wedding drew us all in because it felt genuine.
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It is tricky enough when the leaked documents are genuine.
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Instead of leading with facts, consider starting with genuine curiosity.
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You can feel how genuine of a project it is.
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Some expressed a genuine affection for the senator from Massachusetts.
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Then, as now, politics distracted attention away from genuine threats.
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Friends said they did not believe the confession was genuine.
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But what they saw was more spectacle than genuine sport.
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And as it grows more fixed, we appear less genuine.
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"Everything we do on social media is genuine," Nick says.
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There's no spiritual dimension, no sense of genuine civic aspiration.
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Whether the confession was genuine or coerced was not clear.
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It is unclear whether his statement was genuine or coerced.
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We did not experience a genuine reunification with Western Europe.
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The only genuine reformer running in the race is Trump.
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But the public's concern for the desolate puss was genuine.
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"We, too, believe we are genuine and real," they wrote.
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He made sure it was a genuine moment, a connection.
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And Netflix viewers seem to have embraced it as genuine.
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" "I really like Bernie because I feel like he's genuine.
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You can't tell a story if you're not being genuine.
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Buber described genuine dialogue as a sort of social flow.
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Next to the genuine article, it tastes like a compromise.
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"I listen to the people who are genuine," he says.
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Perhaps it's a genuine if naïve attempt to "reset" relations.
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" He continues, "Have a genuine reason to ask a question.
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"We are going to be genuine partners," Mr. Weiss said.
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The question is not born of scorn but genuine curiosity.
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She wants to show us a genuine counterculture of protest.
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We have all been greatly comforted by your genuine concern.
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The world desperately needs more of Fred Rogers' genuine kindness.
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Genuine democracy is difficult to achieve and once achieved, fragile.
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"But her zeal, geeky enthusiasm and generous spirit feel genuine."
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He went about it with enormous drive and genuine enthusiasm.
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It was not clear what was genuine and what wasn't.
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It's funny, it's heartbreaking, it's layered, it's raw, it's genuine.
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Museveni and his backers say he enjoys genuine mass support.
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"Some people seem genuine and empathetic but aren't," Bariso says.
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Each solution is delightfully surprising, requiring genuine ingenuity and creativity.
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A genuine honor, thank you and have a great weekend.
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But this kind of genuine anonymity seems fine to me.
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"The Apprentice" was, in its first season, a genuine hit.
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Andrew M. Cuomo recognized in Judy: Genuine rehabilitation is possible.
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And not only because of the genuine fear of reprisal.
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Rights groups said the delegation failed to show genuine commitment.
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The genuine victims of impeachment certainly did not include Trump.
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"She was a genuine princess — a dream lady," he wrote.
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"Is the government literally afraid of genuine competition?" she asked.
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They are genuine contests — though they may not be fair.
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"We don't know how genuine those interactions are," Eys said.
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"The show generated a ripple of genuine concern," he recalled.
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So you've got Russia playing spoiler, China playing genuine competitor.
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This led me to believe that the euphoria was genuine.
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"Dahlia, look at this!" he would point, with genuine joy.
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They're supposed to be genuine stories of her being wronged.
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The subgenre has also seen its share of genuine blockbusters.
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This is not a genuine effort to change the law.
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" In his book "Life Together", Bonhoeffer says, "Every human wish dream that is injected into the Christian community is a hindrance to genuine community and must be banished if genuine community is to survive.
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"We're talking about products that are so close to being genuine, or close to being exactly the same as the genuine products, that they're hard to decipher and detect as being counterfeit," Russo said.
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Obviously, I think there is genuine interest and I have genuine relationships with people, but also I just happen to be coming into the industry during a time where this is a huge shift.
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But I would say genuine moments and genuine happiness, people goofing, Recently I shot Chloe Grace Moretz's 21st birthday, and she had Brooklyn [Beckham] with her, and there were so many adorable moments between them.
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Genuine leather Genuine leather doesn't just mean that the product is made of real leather (which it is), but it also means it is the lowest quality of all products made out of real leather.
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As Google's documentation says, SafetyNet exists "to help determine whether your servers are interacting with your genuine app running on a genuine Android device," so under no circumstances should the Mate 30 have ever passed.
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"Brother" has everything that the best episodes of "Trek" have historically had: a mystery, excellent ensemble work with a genuine sense of camaraderie, action scenes that don't overwhelm the plot and most importantly, genuine fun.
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I have only had brief bouts of genuine body confidence myself.
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Clinton's stances on issues were not as genuine as his own.
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She is one of the most genuine people I've ever met.
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This gives us a genuine, authentic voice that our viewers trust.
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There is a genuine difference of opinion among Democrats about this.
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The ideal balance of heartfelt, genuine wisdom, and fierce AF confidence.
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Slavik was something rare in the malware world: a genuine professional.
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Earlier, police had some doubt if there was genuine drone activity.
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Is a fantasy app a healthy substitute for genuine human connection?
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CNN has been unable to verify if the photos are genuine.
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"You don't know if it is genuine or counterfeit," he said.
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There is also disagreement over how many are even genuine believers.
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There are genuine differences among Democrats on many economic issues. Sen.
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For Raed Jazbeh the seasons are a cause of genuine bemusement.
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She was totally genuine, she spent time talking to each family.
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He did seem like a genuine, heartfelt ... He really just was.
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"First things first: Yes, conversion is a genuine possibility," Junqueira wrote.
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But all of that gives it life and keeps it genuine.
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Unlike Obama, Trump has supplied a steady stream of genuine scandal.
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"It was genuine," Rakeem Jones said of James Franklin McGraw's apology.
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Introducing genuine universal suffrage was also on the list of demands.
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He's a little too put together and "friendly" to feel genuine.
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Netanyahu and Trump seem to share genuine warmth and mutual affection.
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The genuine research points to massive ignorance about the known dangers.
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Microsoft ditched Movie Maker, but never really created a genuine replacement.
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If you don't provide people with a genuine patriotism, guess what?
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The genuine thing that we're looking to provide people is time.
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Honestly, it seems more genuine than a Notes app apology would.
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That said, it's clear how genuine his feelings for Rachel are.
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I did see genuine debate and expertise, particularly among moderate Democrats.
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"I don't know how genuine these laughs have been," Awesome said.
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She even found the minty flavor more genuine than the others.
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Caring and just real and genuine and such a great person.
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But the man had touched on a genuine issue in America.
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I believe that in their humor, memes and GIFs are genuine.
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That is, if your desire to defeat Trumpian bigotry is genuine.
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The line between influencer sponsorships and genuine content is notoriously muddled.
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Today, they're genuine friends who love to push each other's buttons.
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They look genuine, which is to say they look intensely unpretty.
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North Koreans resent this as it risks genuine refugees being rejected.
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She was a beloved daughter, sister, wife, mother and genuine friend.
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However, it is still not clear whether this float is genuine.
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"Voters yearned for change, for someone genuine and sincere," Grisolano wrote.
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She was kind to me, and genuine, and funny, and smart.
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It's easy to confuse this contrast with genuine independence from party.
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Mr Sadat is a genuine liberal, a rarity in Egyptian politics.
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" He claimed his "intent was to express restrained but genuine affection.
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For many players, it's also an extension of a genuine friendship.
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To be clear, Putin can point to some genuine political accomplishments.
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"It just makes us all look less genuine, too," she says.
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These shoestring imitation movies confuse viewers looking for genuine Hollywood blockbusters.
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But with Apple, he is convinced that their motives are genuine.
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The finished product was a genuine Tony Alamo of Nashville jacket.
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O) declined 4 percent to $263.13 and Genuine Parts Co (GPC.
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Some of this reflects a genuine financial sacrifice on China's part.
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There can't be the slightest doubt that the Grolier is genuine.
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There's genuine joy in the moments when the gang is together.
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Is it a genuine conviction [of the danger of climate change]?
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A genuine and unfamiliar expression — nervousness — crept across Mr. Trump's face.
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"I mean, I've always been attracted to genuine confidence," he says.
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And genuine concern exists about the feasibility and viability of cryonics.
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Yet, genuine breakthroughs in battery technology are few and far between.
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The Register confirmed that the contents of the email are genuine.
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Some of the around 2,500 allegedly valid logins do appear genuine.
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She's a talented singer but more importantly, she's a genuine person.
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It's hi-fi, but it's the most religious, intense, genuine expression.
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So far, the dude really wants Hannah to think he's genuine.
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In general, it has been lacking in genuine laboratory-level innovation.
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You capture these stores in such a genuine and nostalgic way.
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She was the utmost professional, so incredibly kind, funny and genuine.
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So what stands in the way of building a genuine alternative?
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His profile appears to be very genuine and from the heart.
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He's one of the few genuine ideologues in the Trump circle.
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Yes, there are cases of genuine human trafficking and sexual abuse.
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CRISPR may be that rarest thing in science: a genuine breakthrough.
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I'm ready, and it's my genuine hope that you are too.
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It's coming from a place of genuine belief in their idea.
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"No genuine remorse, no public accountability has been done," he says.
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But here there are some genuine grudges and grievances going on.
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The dialogue is genuine, and an enhanced level of engagement results.
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However, there was something that felt so genuine about her story.
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Guard against those tendencies and make room for genuine, thoughtful discourse.
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"Emily was the nicest, most genuine person there was," says Kuhn.
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Then she asked genuine questions about my son's diabetic alert dog.
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You found some genuine talismans from the original film, I understand.
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The Gorsuch confirmation represents a genuine and genuinely important political victory.
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This isn't a system built on anything resembling genuine, free consent.
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Instead we had two hours of substantive debate over genuine issues.
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"Effective flood management requires genuine cooperation from all sides," he added.
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Yep: That's Siri busting out some genuine Game of Thrones quotes.
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He was genuine, charismatic, profane, generous and sincere in his beliefs.
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It's a genuine question that we all need to ask ourselves.
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We want to do genuine business when the time is right.
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But some people have genuine questions asking about the data themselves.
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I was genuine in my beliefs, so they didn't bother me.
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How about the fact that Lewis is a genuine national hero.
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The piece would only be genuine if I fully embedded myself.
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It didn't work, but Warhol showed genuine excitement for the platform.
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The character highlighted Hader's strengths: absurdist wordplay, scampish mischief, genuine ebullience.
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Don't begin with scolding but with a genuine attempt to understand.
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However, if genuine reform occurs, the likelihood of regime change increases.
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Some accusations will be genuine and some will be politically motivated.
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"Being genuine here is as important as anywhere else," Grijalva said.
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Then you do not leave much room for a genuine dialogue.
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Clinton becoming almost giddy with what felt increasingly like genuine pleasure.
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What animated Ms. Ivins was a genuine affection for her subjects.
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They were nurturing, informed, and created genuine connections with their patients.
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I could hear my counterfeit casualness being usurped by genuine yearning.
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Money was lost due to a genuine and sad business failure.
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The surprise many felt after the last presidential election was genuine.
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I mean, this thing has become a genuine house of pain.
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Smart questions, on the other hand, are motivated by genuine curiosity.
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To do that, they need to see a genuine, authentic messenger.
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And these feelings have morphed into a genuine sense of foreboding.
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None of those developments has anything to do with genuine democracy.
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Politicizing these genuine American heroes is an insult to their sacrifice.
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The Lola Pouch comes in seven colors of genuine pebbled leather.
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If we're honest and genuine with voters they will reward us.
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One of Issa's co-workers slowly emerges as a genuine friend.
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Trump's empathy for us, as business owners, was clear and genuine.
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I'll concede that some people take genuine pleasure from physical austerity.
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For her sake, we hope this hair model's smile is genuine.
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It's entirely possible to be a strongman and genuine reformer simultaneously.
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What you see and hear from him is genuine and sincere.
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But the election may hinge less on genuine passion for Mrs.
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Roberto's affection toward Nottingham, though genuine, is burdened by his guilt.
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I've met some of my most genuine friends within this community.
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"Matt was super genuine," a young man named Chad lovingly expressed.
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But the genuine popular support Putin enjoys should not be underestimated.
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Nobody pushed themselves on us and they were all really genuine.
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The genuine pride and bond shared by the Barrichellos is striking.
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He is as genuine and gracious as you think he is!
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Safety concerns: There are genuine concerns over the safety of scooters.
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The doves say this is a genuine thaw," Cramer said. "Me?
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Third, remember not all likes and follows are genuine potential voters.
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It's a workshop idea, and "Pur ti miro" is genuine Monteverdi.
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Liverpool, Arsenal and Leeds United were United's genuine foes and peers.
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So we don't have a genuine credit crunch across the board.
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When you form a foundation, you have to be very genuine.
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What has stayed constant is her genuine, humble and respectful nature.
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That bolsters the AfD's claim to be the only genuine alternative.
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These works are too much in a way that feels genuine.
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And that means there's a shot that they'll become genuine stars.
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Many claim that social media distracts teens from meaningful, genuine interactions.
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It turns out that my hesitancy has a genuine scientific basis.
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First came Cyrus, of course — an opportunist, but a genuine one.
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But a genuine sci-fi film has never won Best Picture.
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The candidacy of an openly gay man has genuine symbolic importance.
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Violence is pervasive in both genuine-looking simulations and cartoonish slapstick.
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Complete and genuine normalization would, over time, be fatal to it.
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She lacks genuine maternal instincts, because she was never given that.
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"This was news — this was a genuine surprise," Ms. Borda said.
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I've held these stories up as proof of a genuine haunting.
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Being a genuine, sincere conversation partner makes people like you more.
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" Parcells recalled of Litsky, "I found him a genuine, warm person.
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"It doesn't portend to become a genuine Pashtun uprising," she added.
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Give a genuine compliment to someone in the elevator with you.
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" Adds Schueller: "Never underestimate the power of genuine and emphatic words.
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Retailers have dispelled the rumor, saying there is no genuine shortage.
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Although the government clearly massaged public opinion, the outrage seemed genuine.
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What's more, genuine Banksy paintings come on the market very rarely.
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He does it every time onstage and he's just so genuine.
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The brand has inspired genuine fans to create Greggs appreciation societies.
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But this atrocity against being a genuine New Yorker can't help.
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"When I saw her, it was a genuine expression of affection."
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In my defense, she is a figure of genuine historical interest.
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Still, my pride in being chosen for this performance was genuine.
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People can tell when it's not genuine or when it's forced.
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The desire to connect, share, and help was palpable and genuine.
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The tremor becomes something of a genuine seismic event for Claire.
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Humility is also important, and it has to be really genuine.
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"Learning driven by genuine inquiry sparks a child's mind," says Wynn.
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Hollywood got interested and started sending actors, then genuine movie stars.
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"I knew Zaur as a genuine patriot of Russia," he wrote.
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The bear hug he gave her was so genuine, so sweet.
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Given the storied history of this organization, that's a genuine tragedy.
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"I could just tell that he was genuine," she told me.
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That ensured Egypt's judicial system was configured to deny genuine justice.
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At first the exposed Democrats denied the WikiLeaks emails were genuine.
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It might be the first genuine example of baby pop culture.
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That was also the last genuine blockbuster to be so honored.
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Ultimate, and this month's Pokémon Sword and Shield are genuine joys.
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It's that genuine enthusiasm that drove Wozniak to work in computing.
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Many seem driven by a genuine enthusiasm for women's well-being.
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Voters relate to someone who is genuine, someone they can trust.
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There seemed to be genuine human emotion in the president's responses.
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That doesn't make their shared affection any less deep or genuine.
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Uber's renewed commitment to safety appears genuine — for the most part.
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The latter looks like a genuine effort of obfuscate by Barr.
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They have a genuine regard for the truth, he has none.
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She continues to seem genuine, thoughtful, committed, and of course brilliant.
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And that video can look extremely genuine to the naked eye.
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And there's a genuine intent to try to solve these problems.
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It doesn't feel particularly genuine because the writers keep crying wolf.
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No genuine global leader should violate them, or permit their violation.
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Pursuing genuine wellbeing, including but also going beyond income, recognises this.
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But Shields writes from a place of genuine curiosity and confusion.
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But evolution can't come without a genuine effort to seek atonement.
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They remember him as a genuine leader they could always count.
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It was a genuine identity crisis — remember the autopsy in 2013?
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Only the myopically naive could express genuine shock at the allegations.
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It developed its first genuine breakout comedy in ages with Superstore.
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This has been great for bringing out genuine feelings and experiences.
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Luckily for her ... it looks like she has genuine ice skills.
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He was a genuine, sweet, funny dude.. Such a cool soul.
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They have genuine love for the cultures and people they're satirising.
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It's a unique magazine with a point of view that represents various kinks and communities in a genuine and thoughtful way; real people, with real kinks, who present lust and vulnerability with innocence and genuine exhilaration.
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I thought that all those dire warnings about the inflationary consequences of the Federal Reserve's efforts to fight high unemployment, the constant harping on the evils of printing money, were grounded in genuine — stupid, but genuine — concern.
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DANTE AT GENUINE AvroKO is turning its diner-style Genuine Superette into this new concept, combining food and drinks from Genuine's inventory with specialties from Dante, a venerable bar and cafe on Macdougal Street in the Village.
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Because a thousand genuine moments aren't worth a single manufactured one to WWE, whether the genuine moment is the sincere, overdue reappraisal of Cena after his losses to Styles or the unfulfilled potential of Strowman beating Lesnar.
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He is one of the most sincere, genuine men I've ever met.
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There's no doubt a lot of genuine outrage and confusion between them.
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The women in Genuine Fraud seem to be in a similar vein.
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Dad's genuine contrition took the fun out of holding offenses against him.
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He's a kind person, he's a sweet person, he's a genuine person.
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"He was just so genuine," Kohanski said of meeting Idol in rehearsals.
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It was these phones that offered genuine improvements with a second lens.
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Genuine and raw and wooden barn and hanging photographs and all that.
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Does he not have people in his life asking genuine, sweet questions?
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"I thought, 'Just in case this is genuine, I'll respond,'" he says.
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I mean, it was really -- it was very emotional and very genuine.
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They're dead, vacuous orbs sucking in any genuine positivity that surrounds them.
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"We think we've solved a genuine need for many people," he adds.
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Still, healthy skepticism remains about whether the White House is being genuine.
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That would be a genuine crisis, and change happens in a crisis.
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They raided her home only to find 572 fake and genuine handbags.
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It's a genuine abomination that flies in the face of human dignity.
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Genuine fans of folk music won't like his mangling of the classics.
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While the measures are aimed at speculators, genuine buyers, too, are caught.
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That's puny compared to the 100 billion genuine neurons in your cranium.
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We need genuine accountability mechanisms, external to companies and accessible to populations.
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I let myself be 100% genuine, vulnerable, and honest in my music.
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They have to know that you're genuine, and you care about them.
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It feels genuine and transparent, particularly if you're livestreaming all the time.
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Many are not convinced that this narrative was entirely genuine or accurate.
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It's all about staying genuine and keeping your family and friends around.
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Shoppers who take the time to leave genuine reviews feel tricked too.
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Yet while the determination came through as genuine, the solution was...vague.
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Yes, this could be a genuine sense of hospitality and open-mindedness.
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Welch, the gunman, appears to have been one of the genuine believers.
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I made genuine changes within myself and my attitude and criminal activities.
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People are looking for genuine expression of emotion in their everyday life.
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There is genuine jouissance in this historical theater, but hardly any complexity.
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I feel genuine joy in life now that I have a future.
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Even the two-character scenes seem more dueling soliloquies than genuine conversations.
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And if you're not genuine, you will never be happy doing music.
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The fate of 216, by contrast, appeared to be a genuine mystery.
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While we were unable to independently verify the logs, they appear genuine.
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I would rather see photos with heart and soul and genuine smiles.
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But despite the economic woe, Mr Macri may have a genuine chance.
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And other memories of genuine horror, when the danger suddenly turned real.
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This image represents the tragedy that is isolation from genuine human connection.
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Absent genuine political and cultural influence, we must make do with empathy.
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"I don't know if that's true," he replied, to my genuine surprise.
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Mr Curtis: Yes, and you can feel when somebody is being genuine.
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Can I interest you in some genuine innovation here at CES 2019?
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Drake: That's genuine concernWeeknd: You're being a creep, and I should know.
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Casey McQuiston wrote a novel that balances genuine romance with sheer sexiness.
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She not only encouraged my career but she saw my genuine spirit.
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Cannabis misuse by the young raises genuine concerns about links to schizophrenia.
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But it's also fueled by genuine frustration with the state of law.
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Marketplaces are meant for genuine, independent sellers, many of whom are MSMEs.
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It has fed the unfiltered id at the expense of genuine understanding.
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Officials say that while there was genuine improvement, more change is needed.
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Made of genuine leather, the wallet has a sleek design to boot.
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Because the story is so personal, genuine, and authentic, it becomes relatable.
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Might be one of the only genuine Westerosi loyalists to the people.
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It can confirm about 95% of genuine videos as the real deal.
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Ironically, this album feels more genuine than any of our previous releases.
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Uffer says he has observed a genuine connection between the 7 siblings.
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But they aren't providing a genuine service to the Middle Eastern country.
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If there exists a genuine Russian soul, Gorbachev is its best incarnation.
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Of the 3,416 complaints received by the app, only 45 were 'genuine.
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Yes, it's Bisping again, but this time he's fighting a genuine superstar.
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"Most important among those will be genuine, intense customer obsession," he writes.
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But he was a genuine intellectual, someone who cared about evidence & argumentation.
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Surely they'd at least chosen their respective Spice out of genuine admiration?
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But do it in a way that feels genuine to your personality.
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Today's broadcasts over the P.A. need to become genuine communication among adults.
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The national outpouring of heartbroken disbelief was protracted, genuine, and near-universal.
|
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This emotional new letter seems to offer some genuine, albeit belated, contrition.
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That oh-so-genuine look of concern and concentration on his face.
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Meteorological activity, so long yoked to morality, finally has genuine ethical stakes.
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As a critic, it's not often that I experience genuine, profound disappointment.
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But there's a reason so few thrillers are set in genuine utopias.
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This place's dedication to fair-trade, high-quality, sustainable coffee is genuine.
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Both are genuine leather and contain a 2,400 milliamp-hour (mAh) battery.
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So what would it take to create a genuine movement for change?
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In some cases, genuine castoreum was probably replaced with cheaper synthetic chemicals.
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Gore's manner is easier, looser, his Southern politesse weathered into genuine warmth.
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They seem super happy together, and they have a really genuine connection.
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"It was a genuine fear among me and my friends," he says.
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I feel super genuine with it and the same goes for L'Oréal.
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What it does show is that this is a genuine neurological issue.
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What we did was set it up like a genuine email exchange.
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Reverb is a genuine Alexa app for the desktop developed by Rain.
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A genuine opposition party and a lack of electoral bloodshed are essential.
|
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But is it really a waste, or an expression of something genuine?
|
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But the selection of screengrabs shared on Twitter suggests it is genuine.
|
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Will Trump be able to transform himself from actor to genuine politician?
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Shout out to all the genuine, funny, strong a– bishes out there.
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When people can see that you're genuine, that's when they pay attention.
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This one -- which includes an intense warning about domestic violence -- seems genuine.
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She is the one person who has some genuine desire and heart.
|
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The objective to is be genuine and not simply make something up.
|
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The genuine curiosity and amusement of the Gen Z crowd was palpable.
|
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He even had four rare vials of genuine moondust in his laboratory.
|
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About 87 percent of participants were able to spot the genuine smile.
|
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There is another key question: are there any genuine "lone wolf" terrorists?
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And since they're all genuine memories, I just go back to that.
|
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In some cases, VR still fills genuine gaps in a familiar experience.
|
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Sometimes, it's a genuine misunderstanding, but other times the intent is clear.
|
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He always wanted to be jokeful ... he was so genuine about us.
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She's kind, she's genuine, she can win over a room in seconds.
|
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I actually really enjoyed this anecdote, it's probably Lucious' most genuine moment.
|
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"[McCarver] is one of the most genuine people I have ever met."
|
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"But we are seeing a genuine increase (as well)," he told CNN.
|
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Finally, here's proof that the image in Washington's tweet is indeed genuine.
|
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Here's the price over the past year: Bubble or genuine investment opportunity?
|
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Well, we now have concrete evidence that the pair were completely genuine.
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It's entirely possible that Trump and Macron have developed a genuine bond.
|
|
She harangues Mr. Trump for speaking his mind and for being genuine.
|
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We couldn't have asked for a more genuine, kind and sincere spokesperson.
|
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He has genuine concern about the direction of events in North Korea.
|
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A genuine concern The concern over pirates is certainly not without merit.
|
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That's on AJ. One moment in particular produced genuine, slack-jawed shock.
|
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There's an inherent limit to how genuine the music on Acting feels.
|
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In general, Cyrus comes across more genuine-mom than media-trained manager.
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Louie Swisher: Or they could just ... the alternative could be staying genuine.
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In the 1970s art that involved the body was a genuine innovation.
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To us genuine provincials, it looks like a true-blue home county.
|
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In others, there was resistance and sometimes a genuine contest over access.
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Wallace agreed that Trump "has a genuine affinity" for the Russian leader.
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" But, he warns, "you have to work it right and be genuine.
|
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Designs must champion usability and clarity, presenting a genuine, good faith choice.
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If they initiate meeting up, and if they make a genuine plan.
|
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Now genuine success is that sort of artistic life that is indulgent.
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Only the truly wealthy can indulge their fantasies with genuine sensory responses.
|
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Sure, some of my more determined contemporaries did ascend to genuine achievements.
|
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"For me it is the Olympics," smiled Holzner, with a genuine astonishment.
|
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Authorities say opposition candidates failed to collect enough genuine signatures to register.
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He was very genuine, genuinely thankful for my son and his service.
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Let's put genuine focus on prevention efforts in our schools and communities.
|
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Instead, find an actual home that allows you to experience genuine life.
|
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"Msheireb is a genuine effort to fix the city center," he said.
|
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For all the book's genuine emotional force, its main argument rings hollow.
|
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But do you think these reflect a genuine concern for LGBTQ issues?
|
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McAfee, for his part, kept refusing to accept the hacks as genuine.
|
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"Don't force this, however — it must be a genuine connection," he says.
|
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"It feels like a genuine second city to London now," Neville said.
|
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"I think there is genuine uncertainty as to his whereabouts," added Sen.
|
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White fans spoke, often with genuine empathy, of Kaepernick's right to speak.
|
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But Sarah seems to have had a deep and genuine spiritual awakening.
|
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That would take some genuine courage and intellectual integrity on your part.
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"It is a genuine donation with nothing expected in return," he said.
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Friends of Mr. Hu said they doubted that his confession was genuine.
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Be genuine and honest when you thank employees for their hard work.
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"Just because it comes from Cuba doesn't mean it's genuine," Herrera said.
|
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But the result will still be a party without a genuine host.
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A very positive press conference with what appears to be genuine warmth.
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The elements of truth and genuine joy for the process are timeless.
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She's genuine, in a way nobody in the other party can be.
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It won't be because we lack a genuine leader in our governor.
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His genuine reality is the most superficial one that you can imagine.
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"Deval is a very genuine person, a very empathetic person," Axelrod said.
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Well, one of my goals is to give the genuine authors credit.
|
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Plus, it feels like a more genuine way to talk about yourself.
|
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"What's your secret fantasy escape hatch?" she asks as a genuine distraction.
|
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His declared love of broccoli is genuine, if also unpersuasive. http://bit.
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Only Czechoslovakia had enjoyed genuine democratic rule, between the two world wars.
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Some of this leads to a genuine expansion of the holiday spirit.
|
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But, genuine reform to South Africa's state-owned enterprises could provide difficult.
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He never did get that response, at least not the genuine one.
|
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It's a very genuine and heartfelt mini-performance — and we want more.
|
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The answers range from genuine concern or misguided solidarity to outright disregard.
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I feel like I'm my most genuine, authentic [self] when I'm sober.
|
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It was hard to tell how much of this talk was genuine.
|
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Regardless, the digital footprints on the site likely expose some genuine users.
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Are those "counterfeit" parts or are they repaired or refurbished genuine parts?
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" She told Broadly: "I had some genuine products to compare them to.
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And these are all wonderful tools for making genuine connections with people.
|
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Her posts about life as a new congresswoman are genuine and engaging.
|
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This quashed any doubt that the Panama Papers might not be genuine.
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Is this a navigable problem, or is it a genuine economic crisis?
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I think there has got to be an effort that is genuine.
|
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There is genuine pleasure in her voice as she reminisces about this.
|
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Others, while finding Mr. Moore's tactics unacceptable, believe his intentions were genuine.
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It was — well, it's very genuine because actually I love this profession.
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A flawed character, a magnificent character, a genuine character, you name it.
|
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Find a genuine dissenter and invite that person to voice their views.
|
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" The star added, "What an incredible, honestly, what a genuine human being.
|
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Since then, no genuine elections have been held, and no dissent brooked.
|
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Continued denial will simply make it more difficult to make genuine progress.
|
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It undermines the genuine achievements of these artists on the international stage.
|
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Plus, many still have genuine affinity for the charismatic, historically successful Palihapitiya.
|
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I think we have to have more genuine concern about our people.
|
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He was writing in a mild deadpan, but the pining was genuine.
|
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But it needs their victories to feel genuine rather than tacked on.
|
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But any raise must come hand-in-hand with genuine ethics reform.
|
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All that alert vigilance has cultivated a genuine pleasure in simply observing.
|
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Well, royalty, and brides, some debutantes and genuine aristocrats, actual or aspiring.
|
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And the responsibility of genuine nationalists is to fight for their destruction.
|
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" She described it as "so disarmingly genuine, unpretentious, and fun to read.
|
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But the acronym can spark confusion when mistaken for a genuine name.
|
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This holds even if they are legally found to be genuine refugees.
|
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"The closer you get to the genuine article, the better," he said.
|
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Anything less would be unfair to all of those with genuine disabilities.
|
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Narcissism tends to be high, and genuine engagement tends to be low.
|
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What does it take for you to form genuine connections with others?
|
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There is, of course, genuine disgust at many of the president's policies.
|
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These numbers reflect genuine demoralization that can break against the Trump strategy.
|
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"What an incredible, genuine man he was," said his son, Fernando Acevedo.
|
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The slowing wage growth paired with low unemployment is a genuine conundrum.
|
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You can instill discipline but you can't manufacture genuine fear and urgency.
|
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The leather (which is 100% genuine, to be clear), is super soft.
|
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But it's authentic and genuine because there is no relationship of money.
|
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Both girls and boys overwhelmingly choose genuine intimacy, results I then share.
|
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Whether it is genuine flattery or something else remains an open question.
|
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An OPCW source told Reuters the June 22, 2018 email was genuine.
|
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And they saw that there were genuine activists even among Ford's staff.
|
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Moreover, the president has a genuine gift for this sort of thing.
|
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The campaign has not said whether or not the emails are genuine.
|
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Does the writer show genuine interest in the conflict and its resolution?
|
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"The messages were WAY less cheesy, and just more genuine," she wrote.
|
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He insisted, however, that this was a genuine time of national introspection.
|
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Mr. Putin's authoritarianism and bellicosity have been sustained by genuine popular support.
|
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Its authenticity is verified and certified genuine by PSA/DNA Authentication Services.
|
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The girls believed they were in genuine relationships with a teenage boy.
|
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I've been looking for an oxymoron for years: affordable genuine-leather leggings.
|
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But the applause that lines like this got seemed genuine, not ironic.
|
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Still, despite the lovey dialogue, it's evident there's no genuine affection here.
|
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Is that, then, shtick to fire up the base, or genuine grievance?
|
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The Ellington-Strayhorn version is a genuine reimagining, both faithful and original.
|
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Whatever she chooses to wear, her exceptional musicianship is the genuine article.
|
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Be lavish with praise, but only in a genuine way, he advised.
|
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"I can't accept that anymore," she said, genuine sorrow in her voice.
|
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It's a genuine catchall, in the mode of its forebears, but better.
|
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Unfortunately, though, a stick may be required to drive genuine systemic change.
|
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But it should be united in grief for a genuine American hero.
|
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Genuine media outlets, too, worry that this might just be the beginning.
|
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In handled well, a genuine apology from Gianforte could serve him well.
|
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"Today was a genuine surprise after all the disappointments," Richard Ratcliffe said.
|
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But more often than not, he is an attentive and genuine listener.
|
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There is genuine concern about the incidental collection of information on Americans.
|
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He suggested that sufferers of Hannelore Kohl syndrome often experience genuine discomfort.
|
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But one bill, at least, holds the promise of genuine, bipartisan support.
|
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That's fine when rallying the Democratic base and appealing to genuine independents.
|
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Critics usually do not even know who the genuine EMP experts are.
|
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You're a genuine helper, but you can't help everyone all the time.
|
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But for now, it's the start of a genuine, albeit complicated friendship.
|
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And I thought he was smart, and brilliant, and honest and genuine.
|
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An OPCW source told Reuters the June 22, 2018 email was genuine.
|
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Mashable reached out to the RHS, who confirmed the emails were genuine.
|
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Mousavi, perhaps a genuine reformer, had slipped through the mullah's selection process.
|
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Constantly masking your emotions with happiness and positivity isn't genuine or productive.
|
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But Hal was genuine and kind to everyone, and made no demands.
|
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That plot, though certainly contrived, gives Ms. Stanton room for genuine comedy.
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Meanwhile, Chinese investment in genuine sustainable-energy projects in Ecuador is scant.
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When the ax finally emerged, how did you know it was genuine?
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Was I a cool, artsy, possibly wealthy, definitely interesting, genuine New Yorker?
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That's just not genuine at all to anyone, and that's completely oppressive.
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Yet few are convinced the announcement signals genuine change among Hamas leadership.
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So your applause for Demme when he won best director was genuine?
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Many of these were genuine profiles that mixed personal and political messaging.
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This isn't economic nationalism, which might pose a genuine threat to Democrats.
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When the work of men surpasses, we are before a genuine creation.
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His disinterest in accumulating money for its own sake actually seems genuine.
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Plus, narcissists' personalities make genuine social connection difficult, which can exacerbate stress.
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It's the rare film that provokes both genuine laughter and real tears.
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I am not saying that Kanders has no genuine interest in art.
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Real, genuine anger arises from hurt and the need to create change.
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The defendants then entered layers of "deceptive" orders that were much bigger than their genuine orders to "inject false and misleading information about the genuine supply and demand for precious metals futures contracts into the markets," it said.
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If phishers can engineer access to an email inbox inside a company, they can produce emails that don't just look as if they come from a genuine source, but that to all extents are from a genuine source.
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"It may reflect any combination of genuine innumeracy [lack of math skills], incomprehension of an oddly phrased item, participant inattentiveness or jesting, sampling error, or a genuine flaw in the ... technique," Gervais and Najle write in the paper.
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"It is our genuine belief that every purported pre-1900—and in many cases much later—bottle should be assumed fake until proven genuine, certainly if the bottle claims to be a single malt Scotch whisky," Robertson said.
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"Teagate is genuine, I can guarantee it's genuine," he said, adding that he was not accusing any individual, but that the three victims had been ill enough with stomach problems to stay off work for more than a day.
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But I always found him to be very approachable, very genuine, very calm.
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"There have been some genuine efforts," says one high-up official in Kabul.
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Richardson is one of the few performers who can sell genuine good humor.
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Perhaps this was a genuine error in the way the knowledge panel functioned.
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He is such a genuine loving and kind person, and I felt that.
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Trump's feint—I hope they're not true—feels weirdly genuine in this context.
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The ground is fertile for the start of genuine diplomatic discussions over Syria.
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Costa smiled with genuine awe at a public transportation system working that well.
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"I don't believe that the reasoning behind Ethereum Classic is genuine," Tual said.
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First, suppressing free speech and genuine grievances is not a long-term strategy.
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Nick showed others his genuine heart and was a good friend to many.
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It's funny, awkward in all the right places, and full of genuine heart.
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But Buffy is a genuine TV watershed, a landmark that deserves serious attention.
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Rebecca's confusion over her ex's new face wasn't a joke, it was genuine.
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This is a genuine shift in consumer behavior that's starting with young consumers.
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People are friendly and welcoming, their warmth as genuine as the Mexican sun.
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The date finally came and I've never felt something so genuine and precious.
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Be there for your kids, show them that you're trying and be genuine.
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She was very comforting, very warm, and just a very positive, genuine soul.
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That means being open, honest and genuine with yourself and those around you.
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It took everybody, it took it as a genuine way to do it.
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Finished off with leather laces and genuine crepe soles, these are super premium.
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So much can be accomplished and prevented with solid communication and genuine kindness.
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Only one genuine incubator, Raizcorp in South Africa, is profitable without grant funding.
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Obviously, I think that Stephanie and I have such light-hearted, genuine personalities.
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The upshot was virtually unheard-of in the parliament's history: a genuine contest.
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You're truly one of the funniest most genuine people anyone could ever meet.
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Tech leaders' fundamental optimism might be genuine, but it is also socially scripted.
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And shame on them for preying on the genuine suffering of pain patients.
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But they were genuine, speaking directly and without observing the norms of diplomacy.
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Genuine leadership is the ability to convince others to buy into your vision.
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"That kind of mentality thrives when there's lack of genuine opportunities," Fagbule said.
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It's a genuine cornucopia, with nearly 10,000 stations available to tune in to.
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Out of 10 such excuses, he said he believed only two were genuine.
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This woman believed she'd been having genuine, personal, email correspondence with Miss Cleo.
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The truth is that both Democrats have a lot of genuine, solid support.
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She was incredibly kind and genuine and the bags were practical and useful.
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The reason likely has something to do with concerns around blocking genuine users.
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He's one of the most genuine and intelligent black leaders we've ever had.
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"Every piece of genuine leather is hand selected," explains Asus chairman Jonney Shih.
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Just occasionally, a genuine crisis might require the company to be in contact.
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"I find it so cheeky," Stormzy told me with clear and genuine anger.
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Pamela then confronts Lauren herself, who insists she believes Arie is being genuine.
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They have a connection filled with real laughs, genuine respect, and true friendship.
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"It's genuine feeling," Isabel explains, mixed with… I suppose… the Bible or something.
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Its candidate in Kaohsiung, Han Kuo-yu, proved to have genuine star power.
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But for all of its realistic details, the set never quite seems genuine.
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The ones that seem genuine really all have some very similar building blocks.
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The Roman sculptures have been identified as genuine, but uncertainty surrounds the tablet.
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Australia is trying to find third countries to accept those deemed genuine refugees.
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He missed his chance to show genuine contrition for his recently revealed behavior.
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But that revenue may still be genuine, earned but unreported by other entities.
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U were one of the most kind and genuine people I've ever met.
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I'm gonna miss hearing you laugh everyday and seeing your genuine smile. pic.twitter.
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Jacoby cannot admit there ever is such a thing as genuine spiritual conversion.
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Respectability politics also asks people to mask some of their genuine, legitimate rage.
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But you didn't overlook any genuine threats, and in the end you survived.
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However, he has entrusted economic policy to a genuine believer in free markets.
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Prosecutors charged, however, that Pistorius has not shown genuine remorse for the crime.
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It would also precipitate a genuine constitutional crisis and a fierce court battle.
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But, she said, her reasons for supporting Clinton are genuine and purely strategic.
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The defence and security relationship between the two countries is a genuine success.
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" Houston said "there can't be the slightest doubt that the Grolier is genuine.
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But many NDBS lack the data or the framework to assess genuine progress.
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Mr Steyer may feel a genuine obligation to try to fix the problem.
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Back then, there were genuine decisions for an avid book reader to make.
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"Very difficult to buy genuine Blue Heelers DVD's," Jenny claims in the listing.
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If this boat's persona sounds like an outlaw, its getaway qualities are genuine.
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Although these are on the pricier side, they're made from 100% genuine leather.
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"He was a genuine person who always greeted you with a warm smile."
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Her tears devolve into love talk with Arie that — again — actually seems genuine?
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Concern for Democrats Still, Johnson's resilience is causing genuine concern for top Democrats.
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It feels icky and makes the invitee feel like the invitation isn't genuine.
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Her words were genuine and seemed to have a profound impact on viewers.
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We are blank canvases and we adorn ourselves in the most genuine way.
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Though Sarah Jessica Parker is apparently a genuine fan of the Key One.
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If so, then those inventories represent spending brought forward rather than genuine growth.
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There is a genuine need for reflection on central banks' objectives and tools.
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Gun violence in places such as Chicago and Baltimore remains a genuine problem.
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It's always possible that there are genuine disagreements or disfavor within these squabbles.
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Our relationship was very special, based on a deep and very genuine affection.
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She even asked for a shirt in the sweetest and most genuine way.
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It was a nice little scene because it felt so genuine and nostalgic.
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Asked about the documents, a McKinsey spokesman did not deny they were genuine.
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If you see something genuine, open the message then click Report not spam.
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Use the Not junk button to tell Mail when an email is genuine.
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Protest, when founded on genuine scientific understanding, is appropriate; silencing people is not.
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But as the no-show threat became more genuine, Fox got more serious.
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There exist genuine concerns about who the FBI chooses to surveil and why.
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Bowes said she hoped Slager's apology "was genuine," according to the Columbus Dispatch.
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The Dalai Lama says he only wants genuine autonomy for his remote homeland.
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You are the kindness and genuine beauty we all need in our lives.
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He's a real genuine person and he's so grounded and down to earth.
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Their love for God, each other, Gideon, and others is genuine and inspiring.
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Some of these additions have genuine utility and add value to the product.
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I believe Omar Mateen is a genuine representation of the broken American male.
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There's a rare quality of genuine wonder in these photographs and set models.
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So other factors, including, for some patients, genuine need, did drive more prescriptions.
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The friendships always seem genuine, and that's the real love story right there.
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So they craft their media interviews accordingly, a genuine bait and switch tactic.
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You have a genuine superstar in Timberlake (whose Trolls song is super catchy).
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She's not just a bad writer — she's willed a genuine monster into existence.
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He is the "happy warrior," with idiosyncrasies that are genuine and usually endearing.
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When Paul says something, no one questions whether or not he's being genuine.
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All that casual, personality-driven reporting is supposed to come off as genuine.
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They also tend to come with less red tape and more genuine innovation.
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Yes, some questions can be raised regarding intent: what's opportunistic and what's genuine?
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Expression that "invades substantial privacy" or "constitutes a genuine threat" can be punished.
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The Dalai Lama says he wants genuine autonomy for Tibet rather than independence.
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"We believe that it is very likely these are genuine documents," Koths said.
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It was from my heart and as genuine as it could possibly be.
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The Baltimore shortstop landed a genuine DDT on Kansas City's most irritable starter.
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He denies the charges, and says he only wants genuine autonomy for Tibet.
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The solution is to espouse the genuine liberalism that Barone has declared dead.
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Now he must convince opposition parties he is genuine about working with them.
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And could force tech giants to offer a genuine opt-out of profiling.
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The work wears its heart on its sleeve, but the sentiment feels genuine.
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Seoul says Kim has expressed genuine interest in dealing away his nuclear weapons.
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I hope the president is genuine in his commitment to at least reentry.
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Supreme Court that leans right thanks to a stolen seat, will make genuine
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When her music hit, the crowd roared because it was a genuine surprise.
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Optimistically, we're hoping the school's intentions behind changing its dress code are genuine.
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It is a matter of genuine concern and it needs to be investigated.
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That would be a genuine way to help workers through the tax system.
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"I'll keep that in my heart," the singer said, projecting a genuine decency.
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As with most claims by CBP officials, neither stands up to genuine scrutiny.
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Instead, the lies caused the Daniels fiasco to metastasize into a genuine crisis.
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Drawing distinctions between rape, assault, sexual misconduct and genuine misunderstanding can be difficult.
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The unexpected success of "Godot" was a genuine turning point in Beckett's life.
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While she seeks forgiveness it doesn't feel genuine considering she's still after Jaime.
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Genuine espresso is not something that is confined to your favourite coffee shop.
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Her dark wit gives her stories genuine tensile strength, even when they misfire.
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Mr. Shriner said Mr. Cuomo's online adventures are part of a genuine sensibility.
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"The Iraqi people deserve genuine accountability and justice," Pompeo said in a statement.
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And time proved that his bleak view of the world was genuine too.
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Actual retired shelving units and advertising material gave the site a genuine spookiness.
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There is an opportunity here for the president to display some genuine statesmanship.Maj.
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Kabir brings in genuine humour and is the best thing about the film.
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He checked the email headers to make sure it was a genuine message.
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And, on Monday night, "Access Hollywood" reiterated that the tape was 100% genuine.
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The most successful pitches are ones where the CEO's genuine passion shines through.
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" But compared to his opponents, the newspaper said Kasich has offered "genuine statesmanship.
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A strong breakout above $61 changes this rally into a genuine trend break.
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It is not a firm indicator as many people could be genuine tourists.
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A genuine sense of connection My late father, Joe Hartung, was a pilot.
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" Schilling said he's known Trump for "quite a while" and said he's "genuine.
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Progress toward genuine democracy cannot be made without a full and transparent recount.
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Attend the interviews, show your true self, share your experiences, and be genuine.
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Genuine desire, the elusive marvel Eve seeks in her nightly explorations of milfateria.
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Judged by that harsh criteria, genuine climate hawks are a rare species indeed.
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This type of theater calls for the genuine, rather than the super polished.
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Authorities say the opposition candidates failed to collect enough genuine signatures to register.
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Thursday, March 10, will bring genuine conflict to a classical music lover's life.
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"When I saw her, it was a genuine expression of affection," said Bush.
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Perhaps, despite the amateurishness of the tradecraft, it was a genuine FSB hit.
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The idea is to be blunt in a way that communicates genuine guidance.
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No, those noises could have come from nothing other than a genuine poltergeist.
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If the sequel is going to be more lucrative, genuine hostility couldn't hurt.
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And it seems that Huntington-Whiteley's love for the brand is genuine, too.
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A validity of a presidential self-pardon is an issue of genuine uncertainty.
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And for good reason: In the gaming community, Puckett is a genuine celebrity.
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She was powerful, outspoken, chaotic at times, but equally thoughtful, genuine, and kind.
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The London side is actually something to look back on with genuine interest.
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Not least when they highlight genuine problems with the way things currently work.
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"Love of My Life" feels like a genuine meeting point for their styles.
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"It's good enough for me to know that it's a genuine, authentic thing."
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What Conway and Kushner have in common is a genuine closeness to Trump.
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Is this a genuine way to immerse yourself in the local wine culture?
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But almost as soon as he saw it, he believed it was genuine.
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Only science, honesty, prudence and genuine concern for public safety will work now.
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I don't know, but I know that her support remains intense and genuine.
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Some foreign observers see the party as genuine reformers; others as harmless buffoons.
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The BoE has said eligible companies need to be "genuine business" in Britain.
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The BoE has said eligible companies need to be "genuine business" in Britain.
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I may be wrong, but I think I even detected a genuine smile.
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I understand though, that it often comes from a genuine desire to help.
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He has a genuine talent for suggesting story and emotion through unusual movement.
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It's not fair to call it P.R. The access it provides is genuine.
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It's so rare that you watch something that makes you feel something genuine.
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He swept to glorious, genuine victory in the first free election in 1980.
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I felt I was able to make a genuine difference in people's perceptions.
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But given the family pressure, I wonder if their quick pardon was genuine.
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Though his feelings for Miranda are genuine, Charlie is otherwise lazy and selfish.
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"I will protect French wine with genuine determination for many reasons," Tusk said.
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I think they're really genuine here; people in San Francisco can be fake.
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And we're confident that this will lead to real relationships and genuine community.
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He also said he owed it to himself to play with genuine effort.
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And writing about soul-crushing day jobs has produced some genuine theatrical masterpieces.
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Is it because we feel genuine upset over the death of another human?
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And, like Foolish Pleasure, Genuine Risk finished second at the Preakness and Belmont.
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"There was a disagreement in perspective that was real and genuine," he said.
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He was a genuine noir writer whose troubled psyche leapt off the page.
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Speaking with these ladies, I realized they were motivated by a genuine passion.
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But the genuine cries of women may not be that easy to ignore!
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Better to ensure that the money will be used for his genuine welfare.
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Like Singer, he is in a sustained and genuine panic at his emptiness.
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You could see he had a genuine interest in what we had experienced.
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He swept to glorious, genuine victory in the first free elections in 1980.
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Bordered by Russia, Turkey, Armenia and Azerbaijan, Georgia had rarely enjoyed genuine independence.
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The knowledge of how we could fail by sanitizing it is really genuine.
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There were plenty of self-inflicted wounds, as well as genuine ideological opposition.
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Cahill is correct that the women's game needs genuine rivalries at the top.
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Its creativity and genuine human-interest stories portrayed graphically really captured this reader.
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The men denied the charges, arguing that those fees were for genuine services.
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"People want something genuine with a past and a story," Mr. Beard said.
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There it was: a genuine moment in history, artfully captured for all time.
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"I trusted the University of Farmington was genuine," said Karnati during his hearing.
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Fallon's barely concealed, possibly quite genuine, spluttering annoyance at being so comprehensively rinsed?
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Almost certainly he was crying in front of me out of genuine despair.
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"It was genuine and heartfelt, and he definitely thought it out," Granderson said.
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And what if she's at some teeny-tiny risk of a genuine catastrophe?
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Is there a genuine relationship there or is it a purely transactional relationship?
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"Science is a genuine universal, characteristic of all advanced life-forms," he writes.
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And the chefs and servers seem to take genuine pleasure in satisfying patrons.
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Attracting genuine customers to a listing is expensive and doesn't guarantee good reviews.
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Expect a few laughs but not much in the way of genuine excitement.
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It is extremely culturally productive, and can claim genuine stars as its own.
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He is a genuine danger, but also a perfect object for political mania.
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It's mostly light and quirky, but it acknowledges the existence of genuine anguish.
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I place a tremendous value on direct eye contact and a genuine smile.
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The app doesn&apost have a strong verification system to identify genuine accounts.
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Not so: there appeared to be genuine outrage among fans at Özil's comments.
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White gets his man, a local cattleman and a figure of genuine evil.
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"When you&aposre genuine, people come to you and trust you," she explained.
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A "genuine European asylum office" enforcing a common migration regime has not materialised.
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And yet It's a genuine issue senators have been trying to figure out.
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This apparently represents a genuine mutual step forward that might dispel earlier apprehensions.
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"I had to see if I could write genuine Latina roles," she said.
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It is a genuine challenge to describe how prevalent Johnson was, how dominant.
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For us, it's a genuine and very innocent admiration of what it is.
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Sideline leaps and chants have become part of genuine competitions showcasing serious athleticism.
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The source demanded that Saudi Arabia make "a genuine contribution" to the investigation.
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"Kim and Kourtney were exceptionally attentive and genuine in their concern," said Bumstead.
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"Creating tension in the discussion only creates barriers to genuine conversation," Lyons said.
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The hope, leaders said, was to implement more enterprising, actionable, and genuine change.
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Genuine compliments go a long way toward "allaying their insecurities," according to Green.
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Winners accept their prizes from "genuinely bemused genuine Nobel Laureates," the website reads.
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But some of the criticism reflects genuine confusion about a genuinely confusing answer.
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A new political movement needs a great cause as well as genuine grievances.
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Rather, they must understand and embrace the students' motivation, concerns and genuine commitment.
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But it also has to find that it poses a genuine, serious threat.
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She responds to the press corps firmly but with a genuine southern charm.
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How: Give all key stakeholders a genuine co-creative role in the decision.
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European integration is a blessing; integration without genuine democratic accountability and consent isn't.
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This concern, while genuine, misunderstands people's propensity to commit crime throughout their lives.
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To genuine opioid experts, little here is even controversial—certainly not expanding maintenance.
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Genuine repentance requires a combination of accountability and sensitivity, selflessness and self-awareness.
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We have no reason to think that he's not being genuine with us.
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Let's assume for now that this support for a carbon tax is genuine.
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Instead, his genuine passion for the activity at hand makes his account hypnotic.
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Their relationship is special, genuine, tender and the source of Tre's moral compass.
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There was a genuine confusion between what was real and what was posturing.
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Above all, he always wrote with genuine curiosity and an eye for quality.
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