It was created by a small group of people that benefited a small group of people.
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It was one group of people believing one thing and another group of people seeing something completely different.
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Teaching online safety and privacy to a group of people, any group of people, is not without its challenges.
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"Disease is a really powerful way to turn one group of people against another group of people," he said.
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I mean, this is just what happens when a small group of people select a leader on behalf of a very large group of people.
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"Phyliss and I prepared all this for one group of people and it turns out it's going to help another group of people," Badame said.
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What Trump seems to prefer is to surround himself with a group of people with whom he can kibbitz rather than a group of people telling him what to do.
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Because you just said something in a room in Silicon Valley by a certain group of people, which is typically the same group of people that are putting them in.
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I think that if we could refer to a group of people who say, your suffering is not my problem, that is a group of people that are not acknowledging interdependence.
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It's a group of people – are you on Glastochat?
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Alphas provided an exceptionally powerful portrait of a group of people with superpowers who need therapy as much as training, while Legion covered the group of people with problematic and bizarre powers.
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Mr. Show was a cult show, and the people who were listening to what we were saying was a very small group of people who knew they were a small group of people.
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There's a small group of people but a group of people out here who are getting hit hard by increased premiums right now, and we ought to look at ways to address that.
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"It was an amazing group of people," Mr. Bush said.
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She thought a whole group of people were after her.
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As I recall, it was a sketchy group of people.
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We cannot let this happen to another group of people.
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I have been influenced by a wide group of people.
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There's a large group of people that just despise it.
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This group of people does not want me representing them.
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This is a group of people who have been involved.
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A group of people in their Halloween costumes, circa 1920.
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A different group of people with different energy and style.
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Want to bring a group of people from your company?
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Is there a group of people that don't get it?
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A car could easily drive into a group of people.
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So there's a great group of people working on it.
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Wealth is increasingly concentrated among a small group of people.
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Is it to make one little group of people happy?
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It has dispersed a peacefully assembled group of people talking.
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This is a very good looking group of people here.
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And that second group of people is becoming the majority.
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That's not a group of people you want to punish!
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Google is a good example, very cohesive group of people.
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") and/or condones ("Murdering group of people> makes sense.
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Because New York had a very powerful group of people.
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Take a group of people in an elevator, he said.
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"A small group of people changed the conversation," she said.
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There's really no such thing as a group of people.
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KOENIG A group of people from here just went there.
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That group of people is white farmers in South Africa.
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But, but we just have a great group of people.
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"This is a group of people we love to serve."
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That large group of people that you are talking about.
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Criminals will be found among any large group of people.
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Clearly, Andreessen and Clark and a whole group of people.
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That's a small group of people being very, very loud.
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It's hard to imagine a less cynical group of people.
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A small group of people can make a big difference.
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One study asked a group of people with high blood pressure to spend $40 on themselves, while another group of people, also with high blood pressure, were told to spend the money on others.
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That no matter how comfortable we as Jews may feel today, it only takes a small group of people (and a large group of people to sit idly by) to turn everything on its head.
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Not Comey and that group of people who are total thieves.
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A group of people wearing strap-ons will work just fine.
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And there's a group of people in the city who don't.
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He needed a group of people who shared the same traits.
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There's a group of people that are really responsive to it.
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And a group of people allied together to create resistance events.
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"We are combining with a talented group of people," Hales said.
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The other group of people I talked to were actual parents.
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I don't feel like I'm part of that group of people.
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They can also run polls to this same group of people.
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Here's to 20 years and a wonderful group of people x.
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If we've got a group of people, are they all related?
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If you -- would you join a group of people that says.
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That group of people says the meeting didn&apost take place.
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Where did any other sub-group of people contribute to civilization?
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The group of people have been exhibiting symptoms since April 22.
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In fact, it's for a very small, elite group of people.
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She then departs with a group of people waiting for her.
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But when you put that group of people together, they're savages.
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It was a really amazing group of people creating work together.
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Steve approaches a nearby group of people laughing at the party.
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It's a really good group of people that we have here.
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At the top, we found a group of people doing yoga
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What's harder than taking a selfie with a group of people?
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But that's a big group of people, particularly on our platform.
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Today, a small group of people hold unimaginable amounts of power.
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How do you deal with that, as a group of people?
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They are an "unruly and undisciplined group of people," he added.
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"You're in a group of people, and everyone's sharing," he said.
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There is no easier way to feed a group of people.
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I removed myself from the group of people surrounding that person.
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It just felt like it was a great group of people.
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The other laureate, Ms Tokarczuk, upsets a different group of people.
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A group of people can be seen walking along the path.
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It's not most people, but it's a small group of people.
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Black Honda Civic with a group of people in the car.
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And you felt like a group of people having fun together.
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This is my third group of people at the Coast Guard.
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And his son was killed by the same group of people.
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So what do tech companies do, as a group of people.
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So, talk ... Well, yes, it's a very small group of people.
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You would list a group of people you were linking to.
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Generating a single report required a group of people to draft it, a group to type copies, a group to distribute the copies, and a group of people to file them in the appropriate filing cabinets.
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Party realignment occurs when the group of people (voters, activists, etc.) who associate with a particular party label fragments, such that the coalition that forms each party is made up of a different group of people.
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The researchers first analyzed feces from a group of people who stuck to a calorie-restricted diet that optimized their nutrient intake, and another group of people who ate a so-called American diet without dietary restrictions.
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Most incredible group of people I've ever worked with in my life.
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"You had a mass group of people leaving the scene," Winston said.
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This is the dirtiest group of people I&aposve ever been around.
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The first group of people we're reaching out to is the cryptocurrency
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"Very intelligent, friendly and team-oriented group of people," one employee writes.
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Instead, they pass through the hands of a select group of people.
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We're not a particularly secure group of people in the first place.
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It requires a group of people, and names are drawn at random.
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In that small group of people you could find your big tipper!
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The result was just a more educated group of people in poverty.
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The group of people were at a park around 9:30 p.m.
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You first recruit a small group of people to work on it.
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The core group of people is doing the bulk of the work.
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They broke bread with a group of people, including Liam's brother Chris.
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I've never felt more instantly at home with any group of people.
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A small group of people — notables, naturally — are invited to submit names.
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But such a great group of people, I can go either way.
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Those two audiences might not always be the same group of people.
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A group of people launch sailboats in Central Park in June 1951.
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And then that friend introduces you to a new group of people.
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That group of people stands to receive $75 each under the settlement.
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She kept her health news to just a select group of people.
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That must have been an amazing group of people at Lucas' pad.
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They are waited on by a group of people who wear gray.
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We're all just one big group of people that love these movies.
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And it's a much more diverse group of people than ever before.
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It's a small group of people, which is nice after this week.
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The answer is pretty big on a really small group of people.
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According to another theory, Mr Nakamoto is actually a group of people.
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And build a group of people around you when you fall down.
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Then there's a second group of people who are facing higher premiums.
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He calls a group of people riding on the scooters a flock.
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Techmeme, then, wields tremendous power over a tremendously powerful group of people.
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It's assessing me based off what group of people I belong to.
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So a group of people can all simultaneously attack the gym together.
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Where did any other sub-group of people contribute more to civilization?
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It's a group of people that believes [...] they are hurting multinational corporations.
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I could only play with a group of people on team chat.
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For Brie Larson, going to the bathroom requires a group of people.
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We had an incredible group of people commit to keep the promise.
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A large group of people sat gathered outside Murkowski's office Monday afternoon.
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First, don't concentrate too much power in a small group of people.
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This might be the most competitive group of people I've ever met.
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Earlier that day, a group of people published a petition on Change.
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Through activism, you can meet a diverse and inspiring group of people.
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It has to be something that involves a larger group of people.
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Not one group of people, but it is, in a weird way.
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"It was my ticket," Reddick told a group of people on Thursday.
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The Knight Foundation and the Aspen Institute have this group of people.
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A group of people was filmed deliberately toppling the Duckbill in 2016.
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On Thursday night, a large group of people gathered near the wall.
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"I feel like we're the most judged group of people," Saige said.
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This is a much smaller group of people who will be affected.
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We have a group of people ... I don't know anything about it.
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"We use it every time we have a group of people over."
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I am gutted but so very proud of this group of people.
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It's a single-minded organization run by a small group of people.
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Catholics, like any other group of people in America, are very diverse.
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So, really, we do it for a very small group of people.
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They knew Mr. Noll cared about evangelicals as a group of people.
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And what happens is a small group of people are very noise.
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In Kenya's Kikuyu language, "kamoinge" means a group of people acting together.
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We had a group of people from church here the other day.
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It's so much better when you have a diverse group of people.
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This is a group of people that never shut the hell up.
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After a certain level, it really becomes a homogeneous group of people.
|
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And the group of people most at risk for social jet lag?
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"I was trying to establish trust with a group of people," Wentworth says.
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I&aposve never seen a group of people lie to courts like this.
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How Strange was more of a demo to a small group of people.
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" Said DeGeneres, "That is a small group of people being very very loud.
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I am a part of a growing group of people with mobility challenges.
|
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And yet there are a group of people crazy enough to hunt them.
|
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Do you think this group of people are different in watching and listening?
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It's not the behavior of a group of people who believe they're innocent.
|
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That's what happens when you date within a small, elite group of people.
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We'll serve to our group of people and that is OK with us.
|
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But what about the third group of people who took LSD and ketanserin?
|
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"Sometimes, a small group of people do stupid things," Smertin told the CBC.
|
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"The DJ world is the corniest f--ing group of people," he said.
|
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And it's a good group of people who like to work in teams.
|
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All previous examples of automatic enrollment focused on a specific group of people.
|
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So, at least this group of people knows what Evil Coop is planning.
|
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But there are certain group of people who don't want to stay there.
|
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And then in that new group of people, you make a new friend.
|
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"You've got a group of people that want to get to 'yes,'" Sen.
|
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Middle-class voters are in agreement with a surprising group of people: millionaires.
|
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Whether they're good or bad, stereotypes exist about nearly every group of people.
|
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It can become boring watching the same group of people dominate every vote.
|
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It's always dangerous if I'm trying to make a group of people laugh.
|
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"Parents of college students" is a richer group of people than parents overall.
|
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A group of people were seen taking notes as Kim talked to them.
|
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Will this group of people have any notion of privacy as a concept?
|
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Outside the Taj complex, a group of people gathered near a funeral pyre.
|
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Good luck to this group of people if they're not as well-known.
|
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"We're the average citizens, not some rat-bag group of people," Gunningham said.
|
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A group of people recently killed a dog and ate it, he said.
|
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That's why I stand for a real core group of people around me.
|
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We've always believed that young age group of people will make a difference.
|
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That's only a certain group of people, but that's what makes me unique.
|
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"To say the least, it's a pretty underwhelming group of people," Cohen added.
|
|
Percentage-wise, this group of people is still paying by far the most.
|
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It's a group of people doing their level best to get it right.
|
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It could represent a man, a woman, or even a group of people.
|
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But there is a consistent group of people that are posting a lot.
|
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" Trump replies, "To me, they look like a very smart group of people.
|
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Couldn't be more honored to work with such a great group of people.
|
|
And Snap is used by a different group of people than Instagram Stories.
|
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I have never worked with a more hard-working, talented group of people!
|
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In Chiang Mai, he met a group of people who traveled full-time.
|
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Would you stand up for the person or group of people being targeted?
|
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Volkswagen has said the fraud was limited to a small group of people.
|
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A group of people sat around it on the grass chatting and snacking.
|
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We have a group of people that vote against us in a bloc.
|
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Because now I'm with an older group of people who are gonna discriminate.
|
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I just think that as a group of people, they work so hard.
|
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At every concert, there's a group of people we all love to hate.
|
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To be clear, these scenarios only apply to a small group of people.
|
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"The whole point is to bring the next group of people," he said.
|
|
There is no group of people I value more than our nation's veterans.
|
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But there's almost certainly some group of people for whom that is true.
|
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The largest group of people — 55% — rated Trump as a 1 or 2.
|
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That money, however, has been available to only a small group of people.
|
|
Anyone can enter, at any time, the minority group of people with disabilities.
|
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"Drugs are like the bridge to any group of people," Mr. McGarry said.
|
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But there's another group of people – if they work at home, it's deadly.
|
|
In a cafe, he photographed a group of people listening to the radio.
|
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"And related or not, this is the group of people we call family."
|
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The intention was to tell a specific story about a group of people.
|
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We come from this really amazing group of people who care about us.
|
|
The phrase creates a frisson of excitement among a certain group of people.
|
|
Along the way, one group of people known as "orogenes" develop fantastical powers.
|
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It's more about keeping a certain group of people from participating in politics.
|
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On a campus with 4,500 students, that's a pretty small group of people.
|
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But she also shared the victory with a much broader group of people.
|
|
An armed group of people taking over a federal building is called what?
|
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That means that a smaller group of people was protected against huge bills.
|
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"It makes sense, because this is a small group of people," he said.
|
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PM: These are not a group of people who like to sit silently.
|
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It was forming this amazing group of people and feeling togetherness with them.
|
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He brought in a group of people with little vetting, the officials said.
|
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For a select group of people, the Avalon will be a great choice.
|
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When a group of people connects, with just enough wine, there's a release.
|
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Likewise, it is not about one person, or even a group of people.
|
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"That group of people can have a disproportionate impact on elections," Binch said.
|
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It's also a group of people who honestly barely exist in the wild.
|
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I'm so grateful to be part of a group of people that cares.
|
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This usually played out in selective ways for a select group of people.
|
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Many think there's no one Q and it's instead a group of people.
|
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The diaspora of Yahoo alums is a really impressive, great group of people.
|
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You get a small group of people that believe that and it spreads.
|
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But I think that it represents fundamentally a pretty small group of people.
|
|
As the Wall Street Journal (paywall) reported yesterday, one group of people who adamantly believe in the full moon's chaotic properties is probably the last group of people you'd expect to be superstitious at all — doctors, nurses, and other hospital staffers.
|
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As a member of the "most oppressed" group of people in America, she rallies the full weight of the state government behind her to teach the "most powerful" group of people in America the truth: God is a boob man.
|
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In 1775, a group of people confronted soldiers of the greatest power in the world of the time, when an outnumbered group of people stood their ground at a small bridge on the road to Lexington and Concord from Boston.
|
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On this tour, we have a great group of people that always travel together.
|
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But the -- but the -- our core group of people has now been proven right.
|
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I love that picture of you surrounded by such a fabulous group of people.
|
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Because when one group of people is harassed the next group may be yours.
|
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I think the naysayers are a group of people who like to lose bets.
|
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Monsanto wasn't the Death Star—you couldn't meet a Missouri-nicer group of people.
|
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A diverse group of people really can work together to produce a better society.
|
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The moonshine operation was discovered by a group of people cutting down trees nearby.
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A group of people protested the project, which is on land claimed by villagers.
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We don't know if Nakamoto is a singular person or a group of people.
|
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There was a group of people who worked on the railroad and train platform.
|
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Are there any group of people who are more likely to be self-deluded?
|
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This is a group of people who don't have strong social ties to elites.
|
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Google was a very ... Its early stages was a very cohesive group of people.
|
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But it was cohesive as a group of people, which I thought was important.
|
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Have you ever seen me speak in front of a large group of people?
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The best/coolest/most generous group of people to share my 1st film experience.
|
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You don't know the group of people who you're ultimately going to work with.
|
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Playing Survivor with a group of people who loved the game was an honor.
|
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But one group of people has been noticeably reticent to speak up: congressional Republicans.
|
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But one group of people can perform an especially powerful kind of speech act.
|
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LAAGP: As with any group of people, some enjoyed their experience and others didn't.
|
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We could get in a group of people and send each other money. Yep.
|
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As seen in How Did An Entire Group Of People Become A Fashion Trend?
|
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They'll see a group of people, speaking with clarity, for whom life got better.
|
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We know the same group of people, so it's always fun to catch up.
|
|
Later that evening, a group of people were walking together when the crash occurred.
|
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There's not a bit of resistance in this group of people, I don't think.
|
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"I love this group of people -- I would do anything with them," he said.
|
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"There were a group of people at the party who knew that," he says.
|
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Sherrer also cited a "group of people randomly falling unconscious" as a warning sign.
|
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" On its website, the store says it "employs an incredibly diverse group of people.
|
|
Every religious group and every group of people goes through their ups and downs.
|
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"We must keep a particularly close eye on this group of people," he said.
|
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And we have an incredible group of people who all are building the brand.
|
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This place was chosen, that group of people charged it, many of them died.
|
|
To constantly debate with a group of people about things you all agreed on.
|
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Is it fair to lump together a group of people ages 21 to 34?
|
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From 'your group of people' the country's Commander in Chief need to be selected.
|
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A group of people feed an elephant at the newly opened Pyongyang Central Zoo.
|
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None of this is surprising because immigrants are a uniquely motivated group of people.
|
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This beautiful aerial shot captures a group of people participating in International Yoga Day.
|
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"For us, this group of people will be like a pilot project," he said.
|
|
They want to go and experience something that's unique, with a group of people.
|
|
There was a small group of people passionately into it, but that was small.
|
|
He also recently called the DJ world "the corniest f--ing group of people."
|
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The craziest group of people come together at Jumi—farmers , students, cheesemongers, chefs, butchers.
|
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" ... referred to the investigation as "the most conflicted group of people I've ever seen.
|
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There's a group of people who really shifted New York out of total darkness.
|
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When handlers tried to straighten the float, it swung into a group of people.
|
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He is also a marathon runner, training with a group of people from Sprint.
|
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The downside of free trade is concentrated onto a relatively small group of people.
|
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And it boils down to cohesion among a group of people who are entrepreneurial.
|
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I can't think of any group of people more selfless and loving than mothers.
|
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But now you feel the pressure to speak for a whole group of people?
|
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Yet at the same time, a large group of people can't find a job.
|
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While every office is some kind of cult, every group of people respects archetypes.
|
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A group of people take a selfie together in Codogno, Italy, on March 10.
|
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"This is a group of people that are eager for demonic possession," Karem said.
|
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They were these group of people who were so talented and passionate and creative.
|
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If you're addressing a group of people, Pachter advised you to write, "Hi everyone."
|
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And I think many of you here today belong to that group of people.
|
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Both men rely on a small group of people to help craft their decisions.
|
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In 2015, a group of people in Japan crafted 2,036 snowmen in one hour.
|
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They enter an enchanted forest, where a group of people called the Northuldra live.
|
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"We funketeers from the '70s are a special group of people," Ms. Thomas said.
|
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"It's a very, very efficient way of monitoring a group of people," he says.
|
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I've seen the destruction that one leader can inflict on a group of people.
|
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You need a more organized and committed group of people to pull it off.
|
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A group of people massing anywhere near that facility is not going to happen.
|
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The idea is to make them readily available to a wider group of people.
|
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It's more meaningful to be part of a large group of people sharing ideas.
|
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I have spent the last ten years dancing with the same group of people.
|
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I&aposm watching a group of people slowly walk away, disappearing into the night.
|
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I do not believe that any group of people is superior to any other.
|
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I think it's a group of people that doesn't like the internet in general.
|
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The Warner Babcock Institute is a group of people working to invent safer technologies.
|
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I said we don't get along too well with that particular group of people.
|
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Neither English nor Irish, he belongs to an isolated and threatened group of people.
|
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You see the speeding car slam into a group of people on the street.
|
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Critics aren't denigrating an entire group of people just to spite or oppress them.
|
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Better yet, sign yourself up to do some volunteering with a group of people.
|
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You are very close to the group of people you shot in the film.
|
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But there's one group of people he's not so keen on believing: climate scientists.
|
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You need to be spreading out the risk among a wider group of people.
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This is a very different group of people that you all will be disrupting.
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It's important to have that because otherwise it's almost like before there was climate change there was just one group of people working on coral reefs, another group of people working on hurricanes and ... Right, now these polar ice caps, you know.
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Although, statistically, when a group of people objectively weigh in on something they're usually right.
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Before you solve a problem, you need the right group of people working on it.
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You should have an international group of people because it would be so much richer.
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I think it's important for me to know that this group of people exists [ Laughs].
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The story prompted him to find and join a nearby group of people for safety.
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When it comes to keeping secrets, this is not a particularly skilled group of people.
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The more diverse the group of people making the movie is, the better the stories.
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"I hate selling things because basically a company is a group of people," says Branson.
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It's a voice of a large group of people who need to be heard together.
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"You just told this group of people you're standing up for them," he told Loesch.
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There has never been a group of people on a case so biased or conflicted.
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Alcock is part of a growing group of people which co-living companies are targeting.
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Now there's a marketing hook that I can take to a wider group of people.
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Because when you arrive in a large group of people, you are processed very quickly.
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Any species — any group of people — can become a destructive force if it's not careful.
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But none of those gatherings include the group of people Dr. Ford has I've had.
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You're saying there's another group of people who go to movies not that often. Right.
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In 1993, she was arrested after working with a group of people who transported cocaine.
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It is hard to think of any group of people more vulnerable than the dying.
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But you're mainly talking to the one group of people who already believe in you.
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Hopefully you've got the ability to communicate to a larger group of people that way.
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They were selected from a curated group of people we've been following of undecided voters.
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The first image released shows a large group of people traversing a wide open field.
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The crew and the cast and the director—it's a really great group of people.
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"This is a big group of people now, and it's not going away," Hetherington said.
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A group of people who perhaps know a lot about virtual romance is The 1975.
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There's a very select group of people who will understand what Stelling's on about here.
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The TIME person of the year this year is, once more, a group of people.
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It's a great way to communicate and coordinate with a group of people at once.
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And if I was so unmemorable in a small group of people, then why now?
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Humanity's an awful group of people who are someday gonna be blowing up this planet.
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I think the president and a small group of people know exactly what he meant.
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Find a peer group of people who get timing and practice it as a craft.
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Rather, they considered ways to make good characters that represent a large group of people.
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Well, you were sitting with a group of people who talked about that rather substantively.
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Unfortunately, it matters where you work if you're someone from an underrepresented group of people.
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During the citywide blackout, a group of people have drinks on the sidewalk in Soho.
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Cotton said on Sunday the bill's failure can't be attributed to one group of people.
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Or it could be maliciously used by a small group of people to harm others.
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There's not enough getting the platforms for a mass group of people to hear, though.Exactly.
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It's just a small group of people, it's very non-corporate, they don't censor things.
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We don't see nerdy topics as belonging to one group of people and not another.
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The fact that men are either these hyper masculine ... It's a lost group of people.
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We're aware of isolated reports of threats and intimidation from a small group of people.
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One group of people we do need to advocate for, the experts say, is teenagers.
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So far it's been tested on chicken breasts and a very small group of people.
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Above the 405, a group of people gather who clearly side with Darden's father's neighbors.
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"The President and a small group of people know exactly what he meant," Spicer said.
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But I get to work with a group of people that I can relate to.
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The two memes show a car running into a group of people described as protesters.
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Don't need a multi-million dollar group of people with a target on someone's back.
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"How sad that they feel that this group of people cannot be defended," Starr added.
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I absolutely love this group of people — they are fun, easygoing, and they never judge!
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He was part of a group of people who made a series of judgment calls.
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"I have a very great group of people ... I have people that are so loyal."
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I would say almost they're worse, they are really a fake news group of people.
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A person or group of people called Satoshi Nakamoto are said to be behind it.
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A group of people who have a common set of values and a common destiny.
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This experience was possible because a group of people came together with a shared intention.
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And a lawmaker had just catcalled her in front of a large group of people.
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" And then a small group of people were like, "Let's do stuff on the internet.
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It turned out to be a really good show, and a fun group of people.
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An unrelated group of people collected tree trunks and metal debris to barricade the road.
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I shot a very fun show with an absolutely hilarious and delightful group of people.
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Taking pictures was especially cool because we had a group of people to work with.
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We'll get one group of people doing an ensemble dance in impeccable, rousing unison. Hooray!
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"It was a group of people who finally understood," Hejka said in a phone interview.
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My inferiority complex was only magnified by how much I'd idolized this group of people.
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Let's say you take a photo of a group of people and one person blinks.
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"It's not targeted to any one particular district or group of people," Mr. Moulton said.
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But one of those gathering included the group of people that Dr. Ford has identified.
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Do they parallel anything happening in our world, or to a particular group of people?
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But there is one group of people willing to defend him: Franken's former SNL colleagues.
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I enjoy thinking about how my work might interact with a diverse group of people.
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Instead, this group of people is being charged for murder for merely supplying a drug.
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A video on the church's Facebook page shows a large group of people in attendance.
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That was the small group of people who I talked to before we announced it.
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A group of people associated with the airplanes is funding the trip, Mr. Zipkin said.
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Over the weekend, he said, a group of people from his CrossFit gym visited him.
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What's considered hate speech by one group of people is considered free speech by another.
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Co-living spaces bring together a group of people, likely strangers, in a shared space.
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Iran does not represent a backward group of people, but a sophisticated and alert citizenry.
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"It's a self-perpetuating loop that benefits one small group of people," Yusko said. 2.
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So Kahle convened a group of people to discuss how to improve the information ecosystem.
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"How sad that they feel that this group of people cannot be defended," Starr said.
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Cloud 9 employee costumes are also great for a fun, semi-dysfunctional group of people.
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"Now I have this group of people that I can talk to whenever," they say.
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A group of people who took them water were arrested and charged with trafficking weapons.
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And so, this is a group of people that are building ultra low-cost satellites.
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A group of people identifying themselves as "anti-gay Christians" shouted at a rival group.
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But, you just told this group of people that you are standing up for them.
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There is no way indigenous or any group of people should have to do that.
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" It added that the alleged scam is "not targeted at a specific group of people.
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But one important group of people was notably absent from Trump's side: top Republican leaders.
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"We are face to face with an ideology, not a group of people," she said.
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Because this is a group of people that literally think they have almost no responsibility.
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Joe's job is to make an instant, fleeting connection with a large group of people.
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"We want to open this world up to a new group of people," he said.
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Really for the future, it doesn't motivate the group of people you want to motivate.
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Historically, it describes the voodoo-like manifestation of disease among a select group of people.
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A group of people identifying themselves as "anti-gay Christians" shouted at a rival group.
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And presumably having a more diverse group of people working there might be nice. Yes.
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That's everybody losing because you're losing out on an important aspect of being alive on Earth, and you're losing out on what you could contribute to a group of people, whether it's a group of people that works together or lives together or whatever.
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No, now, you are unusual ... That a small group of people ... I might be extreme but I don't think my case is actually that unusual, a small group of people are getting very, very wealthy while everybody else is struggling to make ends meets.
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The first group of people from the caravan started to arrive in the last few days.
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Looking around the room [when we were shooting], it was such a diverse group of people.
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Group of people holding hands during a civil rights rally in front of the Washington Monument.
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But how did you find this group of people, through Vine and other platforms like that?
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A great group of people from all over Europe, with key investors, founders and ecosystem-players.
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Also, they were a marginal, radical group of people who you didn't want to associate with.
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According to Columbus police, the victim said a group of people approached him and demanded money.
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The team next plans to test out their device with a much larger group of people.
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"A decade ago, this was a group of people who were running the world," he said.
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Mantzios told the newspaper the gunman then fired at a group of people in the street.
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Frustration about what you feel someone, or a group of people, owe you may come up.
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Now, there is no infrastructure left, putting an enormous strain on a small group of people.
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And this group of people come over, they're trying to ask Steph for pictures and autographs.
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Alternatively, you could join a group of people who are deliberately living off of the grid.
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And you have an electorate or group of people using these online, where facts don't matter.
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Cute pic of Trump and a small group of people learning the meaning of covfefe pic.twitter.
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All this group of people, they have something in common, they reach out to each other.
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Saunders insisted that the incident affected a small group of people during an otherwise jubilant celebration.
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I thought it was going to be this small group of people for all the years.
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Heyer died when a man drove his car into a group of people protesting the event.
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"The President and a small group of people know exactly what he meant," Spicer responded. WHAT?
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Bitcoin is the brainchild of a mysterious person or group of people known as Satoshi Nakamoto.
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A small group of people lay flowers on the ground outside, some too upset to speak.
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This is a group of people that enslaves women and sells them, sells them as brides.
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A group of people enjoy the water from their wagon in an unidentified location circa 1910.
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However, the second most–impacted group of people are aged 2000 to 26, which is unusual.
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The Women's March leaders aren't special; they're just the latest group of people to reveal themselves.
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But vaccines have come under attack by a group of people who completely disregard scientific evidence.
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Can't believe the show came out 20 years ago today…such a special group of people.
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A group of people broke into a popular burger joint in London and partied all night
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It's the most eclectic group of people that come together, and we have this beautiful unity.
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Later, he clarified that the cryptocurrency was invented by a group of people which included Kleiman.
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"It's easier to get angry at a whole organization, a whole group of people," Torres said.
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Phone speakers just don't cut it when trying to play audio for a group of people.
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He saw this incredible group of people doing the best that they can, and filmed it.
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But I suspect that, for some small group of people, this could be the final straw.
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Less heartwarming there.) The "Stone Men" (and women) are a group of people infected with greyscale.
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"We needed a good group of people," Schnabel tells PEOPLE of how he formed his group.
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I've never seen so much hard work and passion from so dedicated a group of people.
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A group of people protected by DACA attended the hearing and protested outside the courthouse afterward.
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Here's one group of people self driving car companies really need to win over: local politicians.
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There was a group of people already that made up the core of the Flickr paparazzi.
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The idea, the developers told us, was to emulate movie night with a group of people.
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One group of people who have plenty of that kind of confidence are naturists, or nudists.
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They're just a group of people learning to play, as if for the very first time.
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Wednesday and saw someone or a group of people walking along the road near the airport.
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The video shows a group of people, all immersed in their own virtual reality porn experience.
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You have to adopt the ideal strategy for that particular moment with that group of people.
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They have this group of people at the beginning that just aren't going to make it.
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She only had an affinity for a group of people, and she served her community well.
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A photo appearing to show Cvjetanovic posing in a small group of people with US Sen.
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A multi-cultural & multi-generational group of people who loved as much on screen as off.
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I think it's a small group of people that have very, very serious problems, I guess.
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Martin says there's now a group of people ready to help the woman when she's released.
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A group of people are seen on video destroying the statue depicting Chavez wearing a sash.
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A group of people are trolling a popular YouTube livestream by saying that giraffes lay eggs.
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The Pentagon has a group of people who, quite literally, review pornography for the US military.
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The plan is open to contributions from any group of people designated by the plan's creator.
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We're told cops investigated and arrested a group of people for human trafficking ... including the rapper.
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"Sometimes what we struggle with is, OK, which group of people is it for?" says Kruzeniski.
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It plans to become the best way to share photos with a small group of people.
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I always thought that Google was the most dysfunctional group of people who function well together.
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"I am aware of a support group of people who show scars from surgery," said Axelrod.
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Another weekend, I met up with a group of people that I knew through a friend.
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I have a group of people who I know that I sell to, and that's it.
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You may connect with a very powerful, in-the-know person (or group of people), Pisces.
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If there ever was a group of people whose signs you could probably guess, it's them.
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A great group of people from all over Europe, with key investors, founders and ecosystem players.
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"I think you have a small group of people that are frustrated," Heller told reporters later.
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Oliver touches Elio's shoulder while a group of people are playing volleyball, and Elio wiggles away.
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I also found a sense of belonging within a group of people who shared similar interests.
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In its simplest form, public policy aims to solve the problems of a group of people.
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"A more tight-knit group of people you will be hard pressed to find," he added.
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It's not just about correcting the imbalance for a group of people to which I belong.
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When referring to a group of people, some Americans say "you guys," while others say "y'all."
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"The president and a small group of people know exactly what he meant," Spicer told reporters.
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It's not going to be for a group of people, it's going to be for everyone.
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No sooner had I snapped a photo or two than another group of people showed up.
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It couldn't happen to a better team or a better group of people in that clubhouse.
|
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Paul's plans take several unexpected turns, and expose him to a whole new group of people.
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Opponents say the measures are unenforceable and promote discrimination against an already marginalized group of people.
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This is a select group of people for whom the cost of children is particularly high.
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The event will apparently see a group of people show up, quietly say "wow" and leave.
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"Crashing" is about a group of people legally living as "property guardians" in an abandoned hospital.
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Unfortunately, only a select group of people will be able to take it for a spin.
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And there is a certain group of people that is making living a normal life impossible.
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Katrina Miller, 51, was among the first group of people Abdul-Rahman helped in this neighborhood.
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We must be a first line of defense against hatred that targets any group of people.
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If you look at the Facebook executive team, this is a remarkable group of people, right?
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They may come to represent a culture; a sense of place; an entire group of people.
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That's why schools and universities should make sure that they train a diverse group of people.
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That way, the career can become more interesting and accessible to a diverse group of people.
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Isn't music that's inherently made for one very specific group of people often the most boring?
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Every turn I took I found a person, a group of people, a child, a cow.
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It wasn't that a person or small group of people shot and killed many other people.
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I don't want all the gossip, banter and jokes from a group of people around me.
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There are three people waiting for surgery; each has a small group of people with them.
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Like, is it just one person, or is it a group of people that do this?
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Then add this into the equation: The Senate is a very, very old group of people.
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We did among ourselves in the gay community, but we were a small group of people.
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It includes a huge group of people who no one would expect to work, namely retirees.
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"It would take a group of people specifically trained in this kind of situation," he said.
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What's that like to manage that teeming group of people that you don't really actually manage?
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All of this suggests a group of people who somehow dropped out of their own story.
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"I wanted to break down the stereotypes of this group of people," said Mr. DeFeo, 26.
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Obviously there's a sophisticated group of people listening to this, but talk about what that meant.
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Same thing with Facebook, very cohesive group of people who happen to actually like each other.
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"It's a new group of people interested in a new generation of cars," Mr. McGean said.
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This is a really tiny group of people, but one that exerts huge influence over policy.
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"It is as if an entire group of people were expelled from being citizens," he said.
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We've never been able to take mass fingerprint scans of a group of people in secret.
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And now that group of people includes, um, one of the Cavaliers' own players, J.R. Smith.
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Maybe it's fine if the sites just help a limited group of people who need them.
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"I'd say there's a larger group of people more willing to spend on decorations," he said.
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"Teenagers are a group of people for whom risk has always been an issue," she said.
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Once again, making something easier to see made a large group of people feel less safe.
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The Pulse nightclub shooting was a terrible act of violence against a marginalized group of people.
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"It's truly unfortunately that a small group of people can ruin things for everybody," he added.
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This group of people will likely physically walk the articles from the House to the Senate.
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How did the party of Lincoln become a group of people who are sarcastic and unserious?
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That's certainly a group of people who are very likely to try plant-based meat alternatives.
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" And he called the Trump White House the "most unethical group of people we've ever seen.
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Last year, it was a fantastic group of people ... with a great group of management people.
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They are a small group of people who agree with the stand you're trying to make.
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An untrained control group of people close in age, by contrast, recalled 26 words on average.
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A group of people had assembled, their reddish skin distinct against the scree of white rock.
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A man is heard shouting "Let her go!" as a group of people surround the van.
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As for Peter Thiel himself, he is now for a wider group of people to contemplate.
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Whether or not these things have some political resonance with some group of people is immaterial.
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Shippers are an international group of people who sail large vessels, mostly historic and wooden ships.
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We're a group of people that come together every year at a festival in Manchester, Tenn.
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The buyers are a dedicated group of people around the world, mostly collectors, enthusiasts, and cosplayers.
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The first one is that a group of people dressed as clowns are preying on children.
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Normally it's just a group of people, all a bit drunk anyway, playing with each other.
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I think it's a small group of people that have very, very serious problems, I guess.
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It's a really smart group of people and I'm very excited to go work for them.
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KS: This is a group of people from Faraday Future, which was the hot one whenever.
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Thierry, a witness quoted on BFM TV, said a group of people then assailed the attacker.
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And superdelegates are a group of people: They are elected officials, they're members of the DNC.
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They also have two sequencing centers, a group of people who do metabolomics, or study the small molecules made by cells, and a model organisms core, which is a group of people who check genes that might be causing disease in organisms like flies and fish.
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After two shots, estimates of the mumps' vaccine effectiveness have come in as low as 79 percent, meaning that a group of people who get the vaccine would have a 79 percent reduction in mumps cases compared to a similar group of people who didn't get it.
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And it feels kind of like like there is this big group of people—this community who cares about the game—and [what] stood between us and them was a group of people who were really angry—like an angry mob—that's really hard to talk to.
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It's just a small group of people trying to make something that they are really proud of.
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But it may be leaving out a large group of people — parents who work in the home.
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" But critics questioned the notion that you can deem a group of people unattractive without any "disrespect.
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On the old school Bitcoin team, you have a group of people known as the core developers.
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There's also a small group of people on Tumblr who have an affinity for all things Phil.
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INGRAHAM: Wait a second, aren&apost we supposed to not make generalizations about one group of people?
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It gets even more complicated when you are splitting the check among a larger group of people.
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Video footage shows how a large group of people surrounded Booker outside the apartment complex's parking lot.
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Admittedly, that group of people is a relatively small sample size, composed largely of other tech journalists.
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Direct messaging is one option if you want to share something with a select group of people.
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A separate group of people is complaining about slower wifi speeds with the new iPhone XS series.
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I could have done this through blogging, speaking or through networking with a broader group of people.
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The image depicts a hand, stamped with the Star of David, pushing down a group of people.
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There's no group of people on Earth that has more power to move people than you do.
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"It is unlikely that we will send a mass group of people like before," Wood told CNN.
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But this group of people is a small percentage — 10 to 15 percent, depending on the platform.
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Yet a group of people do not have the courage to hold anyone accountable for his death.
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"There's a very small group of people who don't really have anywhere to go online," Wessels says.
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Why didn't this group of people plus others and some have gone and some will be here.
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Bottom line: Facebook emojis on a video do not tell us anything about a group of people.
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But at its base, it is a group of people that meet together and take action together.
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But the group of people who own those exact tablets and those exact phones is perishingly small.
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It's really just a role within a small group of people who are trying to accomplish something.
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In fact, no large group of people in the world were significantly better than the Chinese either.
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Much like your other planetary signs, you share your node placements with a whole group of people.
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Is it in front of a large group of people where that person could feel singled out?
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All the time he says, with the same group of people he found at UK meet-ups.
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Buzyn said the group of people newly infected with the virus were not in a serious condition.
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His sweeping characterization of this large and diverse group of people was flawed to say the least.
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Instead, the Personhood Alliance is drawing inspiration from an unlikely group of people: the marijuana legalization movement.
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"This group of people do not see physicians," Oregon's chief medical examiner Dr. Karen Gunson tells PEOPLE.
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We are a broad group of people who may identify as male, non-binary, agender, or "genderqueer".
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"'Lord of the Rings' represents a group of people going out and doing something extraordinary," Reilly said.
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Image: AP Photo/Luis HidalgoA group of people stand outside their homes in Valparaiso, Chile, Monday, Jan.
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Details: Researchers asked a group of people to read 2 print ads for Lunesta, the sleep aid.
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"* Spicer on 'covfefe' tweet: "The president and a small group of people know exactly what he meant.
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I get such an eclectic group of people from Jay Z to Taylor Swift to Bruno Mars.
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We want someone to sit around the office with a group of people and have a conversation.
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All right, Stephanie, can you talk about that concept of being collective, as a group of people?
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I'm not sure what I'm expecting, but it isn't the ragtag group of people standing before me.
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Depp, 52, looked relaxed as he mingled with a group of people outside of a hotel bar.
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Are they blaming any one group of people or are they looking for solutions at this point?
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There is still a group of people who tend to be overrepresented in historical writing: namely, writers.
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I wanted to show that, in many ways, there is this group of people exploiting these platforms.
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A multi-cultural & multi-generational group of people who loved as much on screen as off. pic.twitter.
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As we reported ... a group of people crashed the shindig and rubbed Savage's crew the wrong way.
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When you make a blanket statement about a large group of people, you are in dangerous territory.
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The Nitrous Mafia is a group of people with lookouts on radios and nitrous tanks in backpacks.
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"In the end, there's a group of people in this party who just won't say yes," Rep.
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The president's actions also single out an entire group of people for discrimination based on their religion.
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"The president and a small group of people know exactly what he meant," Spicer responded. Wait. WHAT????
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"I want to be able to go into any group of people and feel like I belong".
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Of course, the study focused on the group of people with CHD and not the general population.
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"This book looks at how one group of people became white," Dr. Ignatiev wrote in the introduction.
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In particular, it's about which group of people gets to live on which part of the land.
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We can no longer afford an economy that leaves an entire group of people unemployed or underutilized.
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"There's such a misconception of any group of people that is other'd in some way," Zak said.
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This group of people would have likely been able to get less expensive policies prior to Obamacare.
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Here [is] a group of people who wear turbans on their heads and don't cut their hair.
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"I saw a group of people who are eager to listen and eager to learn," he said.
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There can be no question but that Venezuela is being led by a tyrannical group of people.
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Here, a group of people dressed as, from left, Jon Snow, Arya Stark, Missandei, and Daenerys Targaryen.
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"Then there's the group of people without a family history who want to get tested," he said.
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Here we have the same group of people signing as witnesses for ballots all over Bladen County.
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A block away, a group of people had gathered outside one of the bodegas raided on Wednesday.
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He sequesters himself, interacting only with a select group of people, and he doesn't engage with staff.
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It is amazing when a group of people come together in support of something greater than themselves.
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She comes in one night for dinner with a group of people Aidan has never seen before.
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You are together with the players far more than any other group of people in your life.
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"We vastly overestimated the impact on that group of people from the housing financial crisis," he says.
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As I say, this does not feel like a group of people that has nothing to hide.
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Coach Martin is included among this group of people, but is not a target of an investigation.
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When I turned around I saw a group of people coming down the street straight towards me!
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Because whenever I feel like it has, it feels like I see the same group of people.
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Motifs of twins, triples, and a group of people wearing uniforms and/or 3D glasses are repeated.
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" Jill Ellis, U.S. coach: "This is an amazing group of players but even better group of people.
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The camera flashed, the men scampered off, and another group of people stepped up for their photo.
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A group of people crowded around a tiny white-box gallery, watching dancers inside in near silence.
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A group of people near me guzzled Budweiser from what appeared to be a ceremonial ram's horn.
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Soon after, a group of people, some claiming to be members of the Revolutionary Communist Party, USA.
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Communal living, or co-living, brings together a group of people, likely strangers, in a shared space.
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So there's a big group of people who want to advocate for the same spate of values.
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Simply by galvanizing a despairing group of people to action, he said, a ritual can prove efficacious.
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We're just a group of people that got our certificates and we're willing to help the injured.
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What do you think is important for technology to do, going forward, as a group of people?
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When you say it's mainstream, it's mainstream within a group of people that you and I know.
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They are largely happening in secret to a group of people who are little known outside China.
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The result is a variety of stories, genres, and experiences told by a diverse group of people.
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Yet another group of people got hit sideways by something that wasn't part of the original plan.
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Imagine all three of those things happening to the same group of people at the same time.
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It will also preclude selecting an affinity group of people interested in a race, ethnicity or religion.
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He has a group of people who will elect him no matter what he says or does.
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"When you say me—I didn't do it; we have a group of people," the president said.
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"There is a large group of people that already love going to science events," Ms. Downey said.
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Researchers suggest that if possible, you diversify the group of people who are helping make the decision.
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"That we would have a group of people coming into our lobby was surprising," the spokesperson said.
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The internet is too important to be subject to the whims of this small group of people.
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"Bernie did things with his style, on his own, with a limited group of people," Todt said.
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The bad ones are when you feel you are with a group of people who aren't interested.
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The dynasty was originally established by the Manchus, a group of people who mostly occupied Northeast China.
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Fleets presents another opportunity for Twitter users to create content for a more limited group of people.
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"It's a balcony with a group of people and it was definitely nothing happening," says the source.
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" ' " It was the sound of a group of people doing together what they couldn't do by themselves.
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There's a group of people back home concerned that said friend has lost some of their flair.
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On the way, we end up meeting a massive group of people also heading to that bar!
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Maybe she was being moved via airplane by the group of people associated with her car kidnappers.
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This marked the first time a specific group of people were forbidden to enter the United States.
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They fear it'd also force out the ethnically diverse, working-class group of people who live there.
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It whipped up hatred and fear toward an entire group of people based solely on our ancestry.
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So it's a very experienced wise group of people, who make it to the top in China.
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And I'm telling you, a more tightknit group of people you will be hard-pressed to find.
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Yeah, I think there's always been a group of people eager to play a super realistic game.
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Meanwhile, YouTube supports "Creators for Change," a group of people who use their channels to counteract hate.
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" The president reiterated his recurring attacks on the press, calling the media "a dishonest group of people.
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The images showed the vehicle first moving slowly, then accelerating and ramming into a group of people.
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And as far as I can tell, a very small group of people reaped all the benefit.
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"You just told this group of people that you are standing up for them," he told her.
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Just not my thing — plus, I have witnesses, because I went there with a group of people.
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And we have a very good group of people, and I think they want to get there.
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Our brains are wired to feel empathy for an individual … not for a large group of people.
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When there's a group of people together, they're thinking of the team, and you want to win.
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In the end, it's a group of people that love havoc and are also not very smart.
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Then there's a group of people that just hate the future, have gotten badly impacted from it.
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More than anything, I gained a group of people that were taking the same risks as me.
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In "Genocide" (1972), a deluge of semi-abstract forms present a mass group of people pressed together.
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But of all the nationalities, no group of people are more irresponsible and cheerfully insensitive than Australians.
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On set, this means that only a certain group of people know who the Perfect Matches are.
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The rapidly expanding group of people who follow Q's postings — and believe them — became known as QAnon.
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It is like a group of people leading without any rule, without any rights of the people.
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The aggregate gains to the group of people earning $100,000 to $200,000 a year are much greater than those to the group of people earning $1 million or more — but that's only because there are a lot more people making $100,000 to $200,000 a year than there are millionaires.
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"The idea that one person's voice matters more than another person's voice or that one group of people should have more influence than another group of people is fundamentally at odds with the bedrock principles of democracy," said David Palmer, who backs Sanders, when the measure was being debated.
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"Our goal is to provide effective, evidence-based care to the largest group of people possible," says DeFlavio.
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Jihae randomly assigned a third group of people to wait until the last minute to begin their project.
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Then there would be a stage to see how well it works on a larger group of people.
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He says it might make sense for now to tailor Moore's vaccine for just one group of people.
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People who regularly take too much acetaminophen are the largest group of people hospitalized for acute liver failure.
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That means that a sizeable group of people who voted for me also pulled the lever for Trump.
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Not a forest fire and not a bonfire; it looked like a group of people, all carrying torches.
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Police say the man assaulted, then pointed a firearm at a group of people and fired several shots.
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Moai is an informal social group of people who have common interests and look out for each other.
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For the person (or group of people) laying claim to the massive Mega Millions jackpot, that's good news.
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More research is needed to determine whether similar findings would emerge among a more diverse group of people.
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The LPAC is a small group of people who represent the interests of investors and advise the fund.
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This, to me, is a very important group of people to focus on as we expand affordable coverage.
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The doors hadn't even opened yet, and a group of people pool near the entrance in eager anticipation.
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It&aposs a group of people who want to take their spiritualism outside of their regular Sunday church.
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Villanelle calls bullshit, but then she hears a group of people bust open her door down the hall.
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It couldn't be that a group of people she likes are having fun and she's not, heavens no.
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Refugees were added to Facebook's guidelines as falling under a group of people particularly in need of protections.
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The developers are right to assume that the esports division appeals to a relatively small group of people.
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But if you ask me, if a group of people are having fun, how can that be wrong?
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She recalled standing with a group of people when Robbins walked by and started shaking his fans' hands.
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The only group of people he worries about is Ugandan doctors, who find it relatively easy to emigrate.
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One thing that the original Halo Wars did was introduce a new group of people to RTS games.
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"This was a completely different group of people than the GT vigil for Scout Schultz," the reporter tweeted.
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" The bartender replied: "I'm getting ready for the next group of people coming on, I don't have glasses.
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Be loyal and have a group of people around you who you trust, and whose artistry you admire.
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"I went from thinking a group of people were my enemy to finding my best friend," says Yellin.
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"There's a lot more gun people than anyone thinks … [but] it's a quiet group of people," he said.
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In one study, researchers told a group of people to copy a list of facts onto a computer.
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There's a large group of people that are in the closet Trump supporters in Silicon Valley, trust me!
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Nothing can justify the use of such force against a group of people seeking refuge in our country.
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"Posing as fleeing," says one caption on the photo with an arrow pointing to a group of people.
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SO HE HAS TO BE TRYING TO REACH A CERTAIN CORE GROUP OF PEOPLE TO WIN THEM OVER.
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So in order to protect women, state lawmakers decide to further restrict a significantly marginalized group of people.
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They rubbed a cloth on people's necks, and then gave the cloths to a second group of people.
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This morning Spicer said that only the president and a small group of people knows what covfefe means.
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Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe said a tight-knit group of people was involved, mostly close friends and families.
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It is, rather, a celebration of a delimited group of people acting in a particular time and space.
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For the most part, when a group of people get into a balloon, it's for a recreational tour.
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It's nice to feel like you're accepted amongst a group of people instead of worrying about being judged.
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Like much of Silicon Valley, the company has committed to hiring a more demographically diverse group of people.
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The film was just a story about a group of people who encounter Slender Man in the woods.
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This group of people would be responsible for setting the rates, and operating and investing in new facilities.
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Since it's describing an action, politicians can say they're targeting criminal wrongdoing, not a certain group of people.
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This affects a wide group of people, down to Floridians convicted of certain traffic crimes and nonviolent offenses.
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You approach a group of people in heated conversation – often at the water well – and the chatter stops.
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The SNF quality gaps could impact a large group of people, considering the large - and growing - Medicare population.
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"They had dinner with a large group of people," including Jennifer Aniston and Jason Bateman, says an insider.
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"I feel like Trump caters to one type of group of people and disregards everyone else," she says.
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Yet there is still a group of people who tend to be overrepresented in historical writing: namely, writers.
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The farmer calculates the cost of producing food for a group of people, who pay a monthly fee.
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With the expansion, Twitter is adding a bigger group of people into the mix, including influencers and brands.
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"It's a great group of people from very diverse industries and hopefully we'll have an impact," he added.
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What we need to do is to admit a core truth: Neither group of people is inherently cool.
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And I'm telling you, a more tight-knit group of people you will be hard-pressed to find.
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There's just something about WikiLeaks, this relatively small group of people who have had such a global impact.
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"You could visualise this as a group of people who try to cross the road together," Schut wrote.
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Instead, a group of people lie on the ground while a shaman-like leader bangs gongs over you.
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History makes it abundantly clear that these symbols dehumanize the group of people they are supposed to depict.
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Meanwhile, across the country, Patrick Klepek listened to this same group of people and had a political awakening.
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We all stick together, we're all part of, you know, one big group of people that knows everybody.
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But if the marketplaces continue to serve a smaller, sicker group of people, urgent action may be needed.
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"There was a huge group of people who came together and were coordinating on the ground," Brackman said.
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The group of people who value using LinkedIn seems to be concentrated almost entirely in those two groups.
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Well, people with alcohol dependence are the least treated group of people with psychiatric problems in the world.
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KO: The whole notion of this group of people being a family was so bizarre and totally unearned.
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I don't feel that this is a group of people I really want to be around right now.
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It's like there's something happening here and no one knows but you and a small group of people.
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Can you imagine loving a group of people so much that you would put it on a billboard?
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"I think that Catherine probably has a group of people who may have taken the kids," she says.
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The concept is straightforward: a group of people got extremely fucked up, and then tried to play soccer.
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A large group of people arrived before the Studio Hikmat to demand the head of the Information Minister.
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The politician rarely loses support from the much larger group of people that is injured by the policy.
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An executive order to bar a group of people from claiming asylum would likely draw immediate legal challenges.
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Later that year, Tufani hosted a group of people from her church for a retreat at her home.
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As it turned out, this was not the right night for this group of people to do that.
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In 1961, they decided to choose Tereshkova to join the next group of people to go to space.
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Aerial photos can capture the beauty of humans as well, like this group of people practicing tai chi.
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And when his audience is a group of people, like us, who haven't clapped the way he'd like?
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On. Me. How easily a veil dropped between him and this group of people who were his family.
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But it won't be the first time a group of people to get off to a bad start.
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But if one group of people could own Vappu it would be the engineering students, known as teekkarit.
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You know, I seem to have a whole group of people in India and China that like me.
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No group of people understands this better than attorneys, like myself, who have spent decades dissecting insurers' operations.
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At one happy hour this year, a group of people gathered at Pop Pub in the East Village.
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But for one group of people, Malatesta's story was not shocking, isolated, or even highly unusual — birth doulas.
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Lombardi: When we have a group of people like this who need that, you need that to prosper.
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Even so, Zibbell's research does suggest there is a small group of people who do deliberately seek fentanyls.
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That was a group of people who had the courage to uphold a nonviolent stance even when attacked.
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A small group of people who are aware that they're training, and are acknowledged as people who trained.
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Varnell characterizes his team as "scrappers," a tough group of people dedicated to Battleborn until the bitter end.
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The department's cybersecurity presence started out as a "very small, frankly relatively unknown group of people," she said.
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"This is the weirdest group of people ever on a stage together," Mr. Rogen said on the show.
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"He had no friends, and now he has a group of people that fucking adore him," he said.
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I logged back into Neopets, opened up the forums, and found a group of people to talk to.
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But like him, I'm deeply disturbed that some countries are moving toward eliminating an entire group of people.
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But one group of people interested in Facebook — investors — had a muted reaction to the growing regulatory threat.
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There's a large group of people that are in-the-closet Trump supporters in Silicon Valley, trust me.
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Only "a select group of people from our staff" are currently allowed to meet with Guzmán, Gelernt said.
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And if it's a large group of people, maybe they're trying to figure out how to do it.
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They hired this horrible group of people called The Definers, who believe in sort of aggressive ... The Definers?
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"I couldn't think of a better group of people to fall in with up here," Mr. Hershberg said.
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If the group of people that you're working with only look like you, you're failing before you start.
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So you have one group of people that are really focused at the beginning on like market discovery.
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"We have an incredibly engaged group of people, and we aren't going to stop escalating this," she continued.
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I found a different group of people, but the leader kept leaving me, and the others followed suit.
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LGBTQ people are not the first group of people to experience state-sponsored violence in the Chechen Republic.
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"You are the most distinguished frozen group of people I have ever spoken before," Mr. de Blasio began.
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It has resonated with that group of people in a different way than it resonates with everyone else.
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"It has been an honor to lead this extraordinarily talented group of people," Jeffries said in a statement.
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During the European migrant crisis, Eritreans were the second-largest group of people seeking refuge, behind only Syrians.
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The square emptied, though a small group of people remained behind to discuss the details of the fight.
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It's extremely simple: What if instead of saying "a group of people," we highlighted "people in a group"?
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"It was just a random group of people receiving an invite" on the messaging app, the detective said.
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A sculpture of a forlorn group of people in a raft, for example, references the current refugee crisis.
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We asked a group of people immersed in the issue — including journalists, scientists and activists — about their favorites.
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A collective would be a group of people who met once a week to share and discuss life.
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The show revolves a group of people who decide whether they are going to get engaged sight unseen.
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The study raised many questions about what factors determined which species lived in a particular group of people.
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" Trump said during the meeting that the tech leaders who gathered Wednesday were "an amazing group of people.
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With so much uncertainty, Anthem said, it expects to serve a smaller, sicker group of people next year.
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"It's a balcony with a group of people and it was definitely nothing happening," a source told People.
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Lewis said there was a diverse group of people on the train, and that they enjoyed the meal.
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"Another group of people fear that China's continually increasing pressure will grow even larger" and threaten Taiwan's future.
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"I think it's a small group of people that have very, very serious problems, I guess," he said.
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He failed to fully rebuke a group of people who seek to destroy nearly 200 years of progress.
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I love going to stuff with a big group of people so really it's a gift to myself.
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She attributed her success to her upbringing among a diverse group of people who worked primarily in agriculture.
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A group of people in costumes sit on the sidewalk and prepare for the Mardi Gras celebration, 1938.
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In 2017, it was "The Silence Breakers," the group of people who came forward to report sexual misconduct.
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A group of people at a nearby garage attempted to intervene, but the attackers threatened them at knifepoint.
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The main question was: How had a good, decent group of people gotten caught up in a cult?
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And what's truly troubling is that Trump continues to generalize such allegations against a large group of people.
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Only a select group of people will see, and those people may be using their own finstas, too.
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Pinpointing discriminatory behavior by a particular group of people — in this case, hiring managers — is often very hard.
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And compared to every other group of people living in the industrialized world, their cardiovascular system is pristine.
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After the first round of arrests, Justin holed up with a group of people hiding in one classroom.
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Then simply share a story that you might one day want to tell a larger group of people.
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I realized at one point, this is the longest I've known any group of people besides my family.
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It is not clear whether the group of people inside the crater were among those killed or injured.
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When he's got a group of people, he wants to know what's going on in other people's districts.
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If they have responsibility for a group of people or they direct a cause, we call them leaders.
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"I think they speak to a whole group of people who do all the same things," Noelle added.
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"I think it's a small group of people that have very, very serious problems, I guess," Trump said.
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And some things have not -- African-Americans are still the most dehumanized group of people in this country.
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Insurers won't run from the market, but they will raise premiums to cover a sicker group of people.
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Video games love making you feel exceptional—and thus inherently superior to at least one group of people.
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It was a very cohesive group of people, even if people didn't like each other, they were cohesive.
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Still, as with any large group of people, some immigrants will at times do bad, even terrible things.
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Because I firmly believe there's a group of people at the top who have benefited from the future.
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The skill-share and training is doing a lot to bring together a really diverse group of people.
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For a certain group of people, it can really dramatically increase the chances that they will take action.
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The way that we put the show together is really collaborative, it's a very collaborative group of people.
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We are a huge group of people who love you and want to see you how the Oscars.
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"I think that the president and a small group of people know exactly what he meant," Spicer said.
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It went wrong because a big group of people built a completely new town and moved into it.
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" He said the Democratic candidates are a "very unexciting group of people" but it's "part of my life.
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Much like the #AndysComing challenge, in which someone shouts "Andy's coming!" to a group of people and they drop to the ground to impersonate a scene from Disney's classic film Toy Story, the #TrumpIsComing challenge involves a group of people reacting to the looming arrival of America's president-elect, Donald Trump.
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You need a large group of people, not just two or three, if you really want an accurate reading.
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It turns out there's another group of people who've devoted their entire careers toward that: They're called public servants.
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"There is a group of people that Hansel, Owen [Wilson]'s character is having a relationship with," he explained.
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As entertaining as a villain may have been, "Our guys were just a lovely group of people," says Deere.
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This a wonderful group of people celebrating our bodies and our right to cover them however we see fit.
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The moment you ask a group of people to police a woman's body, it becomes a human rights issue.
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We're so tight up against each other that when she falls, there's a group of people still around us.
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"Then you have an entire group of people who are critically ill, facing health care systems that are overwhelmed."
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I need to thank that put together our cast because they seriously put together the greatest group of people.
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Is there anybody who's actively managing money today, who investors can still get in within that group of people?
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As night falls, a group of people are singing while everyone else is taking photos and watch in shock.
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"It makes sense, because it's a group of people working together to receive social status or belonging," Wiseman explains.
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It levels the playing field by democratizing the technology, opening up Siri to an even wider group of people.
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He called the team a "very special group of people" and mentioned that EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler and Sen.
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Because of how we recruited participants, it's likely that we sampled a very motivated and engaged group of people.
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You have to attend to the person or the group of people to make an emotional connection with them.
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"I think he's done pretty well for a new group of people who don't know the pitfalls," he said.
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The bottom line is that Facebook emojis on a video don't tell us anything about a group of people.
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"And all these people come together with a lot of experience and it's a very talented group of people."
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He's the spiritual and philosophical leader for this group of people committed to protecting humanity even when they're hated.
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It is the fact that a group of people, united in common cause, are united in a common shade.
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Here's how I see this playing out: A huge group of people will be kicked off Twitter almost immediately.
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This also suggests that companies like Peloton won't necessarily make fitness more accessible to a wider group of people.
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You can share pictures with a single person or a group of people and also hold a side chat.
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"It's precisely this group of people, the non-exercisers, the ones we should be most concerned about," Roig says.
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And it's weird to come back to a group of people who just all scream at each other constantly!
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It helped me see how an educated and tolerant group of people could transform their lives for the better.
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"Savchenko committed murder by prior arrangement with a group of people out of hate and hostility," the judge said.
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Well, some people consider it a psychedelic, and it's being researched and supported by the same group of people.
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Soler was hacked to death with a machete as he was attacked by a group of people, police said.
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"I don't think there is any evidence that we as a group of people are cannabinoid-deprived," Grant said.
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Is this about pulling in opinions and ideas from a more diverse group of people, either internally or externally?
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But what's the best way for this often transient group of people to find a new place to live?
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"The president and a small group of people know exactly what he meant," Spicer told reporters without further explanation.
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Expandable wireless speaker Phone speakers just don't cut it when trying to play audio for a group of people.
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Yet Trump has consistently demonstrated a callous disregard for nearly every group of people, including the oppressed and vulnerable.
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A small group of people are getting very, very wealthy while everyone else is struggling to make ends meet.
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We should not forget that this is a government which at heart is a radical leftist group of people.
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" – Berichicken on Reddit "I'm training in the gym with a group of people, doing some kickboxing, stuff like that.
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But not this group of people, who are seemingly the same except for one thing, or a few things.
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Collective narcissists are a group of people who desperately need their group to be admired, and validated by others.
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So you have this, again, a very small group of people, very incestuous, who all having the same framework.
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Thus, we will not tolerate behavior that encourages or incites violence against a specific person or group of people.
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It was a unique opportunity to study a group of people, spanning several generations, known to lack IGF-21.
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It is very hard to leave a group of people who are committed only to doing the right thing.
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Pigeon-holing a person or a group of people is not only damaging to humanity, but it's beyond boring.
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And we happen to have a very large group of people that we can put stuff in front of.
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Other than a small group of people who have suffered massive and embarrassing losses, the party is VERY united.
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You saw we put on very heavy sanctions, massive sanctions, on a large group of people from Saudi Arabia.
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" They are "a group of people who are drawn together with a willingness to do exactly as I say.
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If a large enough group of people didn't get their refunds, you would probably see that in consumer spending.
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You go to be with this big group of people experiencing the music and sharing in this experience together.
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And once you begin to play together cooperatively with a group of people, it's much like a softball game.
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I'm telling myself this is OK. Last week, a group of people asked why I like wearing a smartwatch.
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Giving passionate fans a voice "We have this passionate group of people," said Wales ahead of today's official launch.
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I got to work with a great group of people, and to be this rugged, fearless, brutally genuine earthbender.
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Get a group of people together on different apparatuses, and you have the least-smooth jam session in existence.
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"Like any group of people, you've got a wide range of folks in the FIRE movement." she told CNBC.
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Once again, a large group of people are standing as still as possible and somehow finding joy in it.
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It's not screwing over one group of people any more than another—this is a problem across the board.
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"Still, DSA was little more than a group of people who got together and had a convention," Kazin said.
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The group of people who participated in this study was quite diverse, ranging in age from 13 to 83.
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I'm proud of the group of fans that Abby has attracted because it's a pretty amazing group of people.
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There's one group of people who probably aren't sad to see Coughlin go, however, and those are the oddsmakers.
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Why target America's mainstream recreational markets, when the contamination and deaths are occurring within a distinct group of people?
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Two women suicide attackers reportedly coming from Nigeria sought to join a group of people gathered for a wake.
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So to understand any group of people, you must know who does the work and who gets the goods.
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The film is clearly a labor of love from a group of people who were huge fans the series.
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The last time he cooked for a large group of people was in the sprawling "Jungle" camp in Calais.
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Hard to tell but there is a group of people on the ground in the middle of the street.
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All of this has made it significantly easier to persecute an entire group of people with little international attention.
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There are no 'stormtroopers' there; just a group of people devoted to the rule of law and the truth.
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"Wow, this looks like a professional group of people," he said, smiling, according to two sources who were present.
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There is a small but significant group of people who trade stocks frequently, certainly more than once a quarter.
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"There's a reliance on an ever-smaller group of people to serve and defend the country," said Maj. Gen.
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A family was there, seemingly waiting for another group of people to move so they could photograph the barn.
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Eliminating this option essentially declares this group of people unfit to determine what is in their own best interests.
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But never before has it been so pervasive, accepted, and sought after by such a large group of people.
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It's truly heart-warming to see this group of people, who have individually been through so much, smiling together.
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And that was a rare opportunity that came to a rare group of people of whom I was one.
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"Only that small group of people who are completely in love with Putin feels comfortable saying what they think."
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You saw we put on very heavy sanctions, massive sanctions on a large group of people from Saudi Arabia.
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An increasingly frustrated group of people have recently argued that the museum should pick another site within the city.
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A group of people from these countries filed a lawsuit on Sunday, saying his actions were motivated by racism.
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For one group of people living in Manabí Province, however, the earthquake turned out to be a fortuitous event.
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And by saying this, I know there is a large group of people that will start screaming blue murder.
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If you're hiding with a group of people, Redondo says that attacking the shooter should be a group effort.
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Eventually, however, the code was shared more widely and the original group of people lost control of its dissemination.
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"This group of people wouldn't normally come into contact with drug services," says Josh before the group turns up.
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By the way, everyone else is doing it and I want to join that group of people doing it.
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Instead, the framers gave a small, lucky group of people called the "electors" the power to make that choice.
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I don&apost care what group of people come along and talk about this when they weren&apost there.
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Q. What did you learn about what worked in managing a large group of people and what doesn't work?
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Millions of people would lose insurance, and the federal government would end up subsidizing a small group of people.
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Or to figure out how to make a whole group of people more than the sum of their parts.
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We stumbled on a group of people calling themselves "Tea Partyers" and protesting government bailouts of corporations and banks.
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They were all for-profit schools that were built to try to serve a much wider group of people.
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It was our gift to them and an excuse to spend more time with an energizing group of people.
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"I think it's a small group of people that have very, very serious problems, I guess," Mr. Trump said.
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There's a group of people who get disrupted who literally don't understand what's happening and don't see it coming.
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When there's a fresh new group of people who have no sense of that, it can be really startling.
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When it's an all-male group of people sitting around the table making the policies, it's not very healthy.
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And at one point, a group of people fed up with waiting formed a human chain across the road.
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That's the raison d'être of an effective insurance program: socializing risk and uncertainty among a large group of people.
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But there is a very small group of people who read lips of silent footage, mainly for law enforcement.
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It was my introduction to a group of people I'd feel close to for the rest of my life.
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But being part of a control group of people without the diagnosis gave me some relief from that guilt.
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