There's a lot more people watching if you're grouped with him.
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The home team was grouped with South Africa, Denmark, and Iraq.
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Conversely, conservative judges usually moved rightward when randomly grouped with other conservatives.
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Gynecologic oncology was grouped with radiation, breast cancer, and colon cancer research.
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Any data Apple sees is anonymized and grouped with data from other users.
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He was grouped with Koepka and the reigning British Open champion, Francesco Molinari.
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Today he's grouped with Justin Thomas and Dustin Johnson, the world No. 1.
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Canada have been grouped with world champions New Zealand, South Africa, Italy and Namibia.
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Tony Finau, who was grouped with Woods in the final round, was more succinct.
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He was also grouped with the Post-Minimalist tendencies of Conceptual and Process art.
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I'm over the moon with joy and I'm psyched to be grouped with these legends!
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Essentially, screenshots will be grouped with screenshots, photos with photos, and PDFs with PDFs, etc.
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We are not used to seeing ourselves grouped with the most corrupt governments in the world.
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Woods, who was grouped with Rose, shot 70 to sit in a tie for 28th place.
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I am beyond grateful to the HFPA, and to be grouped with such insanely talented actresses.
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Those are grouped with the results from the test kit for a complete pre-treatment health profile.
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I refuse to be grouped with these people because they're the most heinous people in our society.
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The finalists finished very tightly grouped with each running under 11 seconds, apart from Jamaica's Christina Williams.
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The homes are grouped with the Tribute Portfolio Hotels collection, which Marriott acquired from Starwood in 2016.
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In one picture, they're grouped with their choreographer, Frederick Ashton, kneeling, elegantly attired in suit and tie.
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This early work, sometimes grouped with Rirkrit Tiravanija and Maurizio Cattelan under "relational aesthetics," proved hugely influential.
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You're often grouped with actresses like Abbi Jacobson and Ilana Glazer of ''Broad City,'' and Lena Dunham.
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Bernie Sanders of Vermont and Angus King of Maine were grouped with the Democrats that they caucus with.
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We've listed 34 absolute best instagram accounts — in no particular order, beyond being grouped with somewhat similar pages.
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HEV and IR, however, are grouped with things like microwaves and radio waves, and are considered non-ionizing radiation.
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You often get grouped with certain other people from the British invasion: the Beatles, Eric Clapton, the Rolling Stones.
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Howell, who was grouped with DeChambeau and Keegan Bradley, finished the day in a tie for 11th at eight-under.
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Phil Mickelson, whom he was grouped with, had a golf ball just off the fairway and a shot at golf immortality.
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Spieth, 23, posted a four-under 68 while grouped with Phil Mickelson, 46, in a pairing that drew the largest gallery.
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Grouped with Thomas and Hadwin for the first two rounds of this year's event at TPC Scottsdale, Mickelson carded a 259.
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He has objected to his case being grouped with the Russians' twice, and both times Judge Amy Berman Jackson denied his attempts.
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For Mass Effect 2, the development team worked in "pods", with writers grouped with technical designers, animators, environment artists and QA testers.
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Clinton's primaries foe Bernie Sanders also made the list but is mentioned at the very bottom and not grouped with anyone else.
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Tevas — often grouped with Birkenstocks, Dansko clogs, Uggs and Crocs as "ugly shoes" — are popular in part because of their outsider status.
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Depending on who sees me and in what context, my body is grouped with these men in this period of our history.
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First I tried playing music through the system, both as a standalone speaker and grouped with the Play:1 speakers throughout my house.
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Cooper's Hawk is sometimes grouped with a new breed of entertainment-dining venues, sometimes called eatertainment, because of its interactive and experiential nature.
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Eastern Europe is now its own region, whereas before, it was grouped with the Middle East and Africa Region and PMI Duty Free.
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I guarantee you this is the case: I'm grouped with two other writers who have the same first name I do — the Jonathans.
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I believe that maybe in order to protect children they can make it so you get grouped with people similar to your age.
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The data show that some venture-backed companies often grouped with technology companies are worth just a fraction of their tech-first cousins.
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Lam, who died in 1982, was Cuban by birth and grouped with other Latin American artists at auctions, which drew a specific collector.
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Thomas calls the latter group, "literal African Americans," peoples from Africa who are routinely grouped with black Americans despite their cultural and historical differences.
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Although China is often grouped with other "emerging markets", its performance is unique: its GDP per person at PPP has risen tenfold since 1990.
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He was grouped with Mickelson and the 272 U.S. Open champion Dustin Johnson, who has twice won the regular tour event at Pebble Beach.
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When grouped with an Airplay 2-compatible speaker, you'll be able to issue commands and control the entire group, including your aging Sonos Play:1.
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If it isn&apost there, click the upwards facing arrow to see if it&aposs grouped with the other icons not on your toolbar.2.
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Roku has exploded 370% since the beginning of the year, far better than the streaming stocks often grouped with it, including Netflix, Disney and Amazon.
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Ikea also offers a motion sensor that can be grouped with bulbs to trigger lighting in places like hallways, a closet, or an entry, for example.
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After decades of being grouped with his four fellow bandmates Nick Carter, Kevin Richardson, Brian Littrell, and Howie D., he's finally found his dream solo project.
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Indian and Chinese leaders often bristle at being grouped with the US because they have much larger populations, so their per capita emissions are much lower.
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Grouped with the Nantes Triptych are works by Michelangelo depicting the Virgin Mary and the child, including drawings and one sculpture, "Taddeo Tondi" (c. 1504–05).
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Now white supremacists have given Pepe the cartoon frog some Trump hair—and the candidate's own son says he is "honored to be grouped with" him.
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Protect the Harvest has also moved to distance itself and their cause from the Bundys, who've been grouped with the Hammonds since the days of the standoff.
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Crew can be grouped with the military-style word names that have been gaining in popularity over the past decade for baby boys, including Major and Cannon.
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Long-hitting Dustin Johnson, who was grouped with Spieth for the first three rounds, returned a 66 to share third at 10-under with Kelly Kraft (66).
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I have noticed in some games that they have a system where if u are exhibiting reckless behavior you are grouped with people making the similar actions.
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In the second round of the 2013 tournament, he was grouped with Tiger Woods, who carded a 61 on his way to his 43th PGA Tour victory.
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They are grouped with Harvard, Yale and Stanford among the top schools that offered their graduates good value for the substantial debt they incurred while law students.
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Since early last summer, the Trump campaign's emails have mentioned Sanders only a handful of times — almost always as "Crazy Bernie" and grouped with other candidates running.
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Allies who have fought and died with Americans and collaborated on problems around the world are grouped with countries who have not played by the trade rulebook.
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I was grouped with a good friend who we can call Karen and a girl who was known for being really socially awkward who we will call Janice.
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How they did it: Ise and his team started by photographing three different types of moss, both individually and in places where they were grouped with other plants.
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The overwhelming majority of police officers are good people, says a former member of the CPD, and now they feel "that they are all being grouped with Jason".
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Sophie Mackintosh's clever and arresting début novel, " The Water Cure " (Doubleday), although sometimes grouped with the new crop of feminist dystopias, doesn't much resemble them in this respect.
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"I'd say last week was a bad top five," said McIlroy, who will be grouped with Rahm and world number three Brooks Koepka for the opening two rounds.
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Although the running total for the Taubman collection is now $462 million, Sotheby's still has 200 lots to be grouped with art belonging to other collectors in coming auctions.
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The result means the United States will be grouped with England, France, Argentina and a still-to-be-determined Oceania team in Pool C in the tournament in Japan.
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For "The Masters" program, Balanchine's "Theme and Variations" is grouped with Tharp's new "A Gathering of Ghosts" and Alexei Ratmansky's fresh, recent ballet, "The Seasons" (Saturday evening and Tuesday).
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True to its name, the Sonos Move can be taken on the go or grouped with other Sonos speakers for surround sound or to play music in multiple rooms.
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Some experts believe the syndrome should be grouped with ectodermal dysplasia, which is a family of 180 genetic disorders that can manifest in hair, teeth, nail, and sweat gland development.
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Woods was grouped with Chez Reavie and, for the second consecutive week, Marc Leishman, who has found there are pluses to playing in front of Woods's loud and unwieldy galleries.
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An Ecuadorean ceramic sculpture from 2300–2200 BCE is grouped with a photographic triptych from Auckland, New Zealand, made in 2004–5, despite the distance and millennia that separate them.
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Wouk is often grouped with middlebrow writers of popular historical fiction — James Michener and Leon Uris, say — but his novels are better understood as pointillistic character studies in historical settings.
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Her refusal to confirm or deny the accusation matters little; she's grouped with the town's other "witches" and forced to become an unpaid laborer and, at times, a tourist attraction.
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I'd like to think we've moved past reducing plus-size bodies into their own dating nook; safely cornered away as to not be grouped with the coupling of straight-size people.
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Clarke will strike the first tee shot at the County Antrim course at 6.35am local time, after the 2011 champion was grouped with Irish amateur James Sugrue and American Charley Hoffman.
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While Buttigieg is unusually young, the other three candidates grouped with him at the head of the pack — Joe Biden, 230; Elizabeth Warren, 235; and Bernie Sanders, 240 — are unusually old.
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Varda was routinely called the mother or grandmother or godmother of the French New Wave, and often grouped with its Left Bank flank, alongside her friends Chris Marker and Alain Resnais.
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When the pitchers split off for a series of fielding drills on four fields, Colon was grouped with other Latino pitchers, several of whom had been crowded around his locker that morning.
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But Tyrion is a Lannister — he's grouped with his sister and brother right there at the very top of the trailer, lest we forget — and the most cunning of them at that.
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In other high-profile groupings, Japan's Hideki Matsuyama, South African Ernie Els and England's Ian Poulter will play together while Matt Kuchar has been grouped with Brandt Snedeker and England's Justin Rose.
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Johnson will be grouped with Jordan Spieth and Martin Kaymer, the two previous U.S. Open winners, starting from the 10th tee at 8:35 AM CT (1335 GMT) in Thursday's opening round.
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Adam Scott, who has already won twice this year, is grouped with Bill Haas, Chris Wood and Thomas Pieters, while U.S. Ryder Cup duo Dustin Johnson and Jimmy Walker have been drawn together.
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Doisneau is often grouped with 20th-century humanists behind the camera, like Brassaï and Edouard Boubat, who documented everyday European life as people struggled to recover their lives after the second world war.
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No longer considered a child, Dr. Motulsky was separated from his mother and siblings, grouped with men and moved from one camp to another, each lacking food and sanitation and rife with disease.
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But because of the genre in which Ms. Carey works, and perhaps because she wields her divadom by mostly just standing onstage without an instrument in her hand, she is rarely grouped with them.
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This proclivity was sparked by increasing interest in space exploration in 183s Los Angeles, an interest that also affected Doug Wheeler and Robert Irwin, two artists grouped with Turrell in the Light and Space movement.
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So it is great to represent women in music, but also it sucks to not necessarily always be grouped with male guitar players—Kurt Vile and Steve Gunn and Mark Kozelek, all these fucking shredders.
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Costa Coffee will be spun off after Whitbread yielded to pressure from hedge funds, including activist investor Elliott Investors, who argued it was being held back by being grouped with the Premier Inn hotel chain.
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Grouped with Lydia Ko and Minjee Lee, Wie started on the 10th hole with a bogey, and then had two more bogeys to go with two double bogeys and two birdies on her first nine.
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McIlroy, who is grouped with South Korean Kim Si-woo and American Ollie Schniederjans for the first two rounds, is now trying to avoid what would be only his second full winless season since turning professional.
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Reed was grouped with Woods in the Bahamas in December during Woods's first competitive round after his fourth back surgery, and Reed played alongside him again on Saturday during the third round of the Memorial Tournament.
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Fini, who died in 1996 at 87, was close to many of the Surrealists, including Breton, and has frequently been grouped with them, but she always resisted labels, said Lissa Rivera, the curator of the exhibition.
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Els has been grouped with Matsuyama many times, but was still surprised when he watched his fellow competitor blow a drive over a fairway bunker guarding the left side of the slight dogleg at the 10th hole.
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Under a reorganization announced last month, the two apps, along with the NYT Parenting site, will be grouped with The Wirecutter, the product recommendation site acquired by the Times Company in 2016, and led by David Perpich.
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Grouped with other top prospects in youth residency programs run by U.S. Soccer, and then groomed and introduced to American fans through their performances with youth national teams, they followed a familiar path to the senior team.
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Spieth, who was grouped with Thomas when he shot his 59 last month, suggested that if Bannister's run redefined what the human body could accomplish physically, a sub-60 score remained a formidable mental barrier for golfers.
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The interviewer pointed out that the Landline star is often grouped with other actresses like Broad City's Ilana Glazer and Abbi Jacobson, and GIRLS' Lena Dunham, and asked Slate whether she felt like that was an accurate comparison.
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"I've been on Tour for 10 years, and it's very rare that you get really excited about your equipment," said McIlroy, who will be grouped with Johnson and Justin Thomas for the opening two rounds starting on Thursday.
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A Masters rookie, Kaufman finds himself paired with a one-time Masters winner in his first Sunday round, a position similar to what Spieth faced two years ago when he was grouped with the eventual winner, Bubba Watson.
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The easy-going Californian, who will be grouped with Masters winner Danny Willett and British Open champion Henrik Stenson for the first two rounds, was unfazed about facing the year's last major just two weeks after Royal Troon.
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But the artist and sculptor, who died in 403, remains one of the most important postwar artists of the 240th century — often grouped with Giacometti and Bacon — and is perhaps best known for founding Art Brut, an early outsider art movement.
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The actual historical "cultural Marxists" were the Frankfurt School of social thinkers who formed in the 1920s, notably T.W. Adorno, Max Horkheimer, and Herbert Marcuse (some parallel thinkers like Antonio Gramsci and Georg Lukacs are also sometimes grouped with them).
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Woods triumphed in almost stoic fashion, playing with shrewdness and determination over the final stretch of holes while the other players who were grouped with him on the leaderboard took turns succumbing to the pressure of trying to win the Masters.
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Spieth, 24, was grouped with the year's other two major winners, the Masters champion Sergio García and the United States Open champion Brooks Koepka, but some of the loudest cheers were reserved for Phelps, who was accompanied by his wife, Nicole.
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The study, which was published Wednesday in the journal Nature, now calls for theropods such as T. rex to be grouped with the Ornithischians, and for sauropods (including Brontosaurus, Apatosaurus, and Brachiosaurus) to be included with a group of early dinosaurs called Herrerasauridae.
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In the UK, marijuana is considered a Class B drug on par with prescription drugs like codeine, while in the U.S., it's still a Schedule 1 drug that's grouped with substances like heroin, cocaine, and LSD (these are Class A in the UK).
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The U.S. Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation on Tuesday conditionally ordered Montana Attorney General Tim Fox's case to be grouped with hundreds of other opioid-related lawsuits by states, counties and municipalities that have been consolidated before a federal judge in Ohio.
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While the tax policies toward small and medium businesses are less defined in each plan, Trump's calls for certain smaller companies to be grouped with big firms as long as they reinvest the difference resulting from a tax break into their business.
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From Francesco Molinari of Italy, who closed with a 74 at the Masters while grouped with Woods, to Keegan Bradley, who carded a 71 in the third round in Japan while playing alongside him, the Tiger effect would appear to be back in play.
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Last August, Whitbread agreed to sell its almost 4,000 Costa coffee shops to Coca-Cola Co for $5.1 billion after pressure from hedge funds, including activist investor Elliott, which said the coffee chain was held back by being grouped with the Premier Inn hotel chain.
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To college basketball fans across the country, the upset immediately entered a kind of pantheon, grouped with other crazy upsets, such as the United States beating the Soviet Union in Olympic ice hockey in 20083 or the boxer Buster Douglas knocking out Mike Tyson in 22008.
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Naturally, as the audience of fashion grew, so did what the art form encompassed: an earnest celebration of individuality through style that came to be grouped with what can sometimes be best described as biannual mass peacocking (which sometimes involves a few outfit changes in a single day).
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One is the low morale of CPD officers, many of whom feel they are unfairly vilified and "are all being grouped with Jason," says a former cop, referring to Jason Van Dyke, a white police officer who shot a black teenager 16 times as he lay in the road in 2014.
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I saw Gober's wallpaper at his retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art and, considered on its own, the work is an impactful and studied consideration of racial violence in the US. When grouped with the other works here, a historical specificity is introduced, linking one tragedy after another in a horrific trajectory.
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The punk sensibility created a musical license that extended to (or at least tolerated) weird non-punk outfits like Pere Ubu and MX. Zappa was also not a real influence on MX but we were grouped with him because of a mutual free-wheeling attitude, lyrical freedom and stop-and-start compositions.
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Tech valuations versus tech-enabled valuations: 2020 IPO edition The value of tech-enabled companies is coming into focus as several American unicorns test the public markets, with data showing that some venture-backed companies that are often grouped with technology companies are in fact worth just a fraction of their tech-first cousins.
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Elliott previously held a stake of 5.30% in Whitbread, a filing from April last year showed here Last August, Whitbread agreed to sell its almost 4,13 Costa coffee shops to Coca-Cola Co for $5.1 billion after pressure from hedge funds, including Elliott, which said the coffee chain was held back by being grouped with the Premier Inn hotel chain.
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The meat industry has repeatedly been accused of influencing the USDA dietary guidelines to group red meat—which has been linked to higher rates of heart disease and premature death in a multitude of studies—with less harmful foods like seafood and poultry, despite the American Cancer Society and the USDA advisory board recommending it be grouped with processed meats.
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Folkenflik suggested that Facebook, Google, and other social media and search engines can help by acting like an old-fashioned newsstand, where like-minded publications (from tabloids to daily newspapers) were grouped with one another, giving the consumer a sense of the category to which the publication belongs, and thus giving the public the tools to contextualize what they're reading.
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So, though his music isn't often grouped with the "prog rock" of the early seventies—the highly tutored, self-consciously arty music of Yes and early Genesis and Procol Harum and Emerson, Lake & Palmer, and so on—the spirit is very much the same: educated British musicians with classical training, inherited rock rhythm sections, minimal blues feeling, and a taste for the grandiose and bombastic.
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