"LGBT rights is going hand in hand with women's rights, it is going hand in hand with religious freedoms for minorities, they are all in slow decline in Indonesia," Harsono said.
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" The two things, he said, "go hand in hand.
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" He responded that the two go "hand in hand.
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That is because diagnosis and treatment go hand in hand.
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The lyrics and music needs to go hand in hand.
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"We work hand in hand with the Mexicans," she said.
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American football and homosexuality haven't historically gone hand in hand.
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"Pizza and sports go hand in hand," Daniels told CNBC.
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I think the two work pretty much hand in hand.
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CHRISTIANITY and conservation have not always gone hand in hand.
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Achieving success and making tough decisions go hand in hand.
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Productivity and a good night's rest go hand in hand.
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Decision rights often go hand in hand with ownership rights.
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All of these crimes tend to go hand in hand.
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We work literally hand in hand with design and engineering.
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Were met with anger as they protested hand in hand
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I lead the four, hand in hand, into the garden.
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That goes hand in hand with what we are doing.
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Where are they standing side by side, hand in hand?
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Mass hysteria and rock 'n' roll go hand in hand.
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In fact, if you're smart, they go hand in hand.
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Hand in Hand will host a benefit telethon on Sept.
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He thanked Heller for working "hand in hand" with him.
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They were photographed leaving the ceremony together hand in hand.
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Subscriptions and services, of course, go together hand in hand.
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Sneakers, he said, went hand in hand with that culture.
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Fire in the Amazon goes hand in hand with deforestation.
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New technologies often go hand in hand with cashless businesses.
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Turns out fame and intelligence don't go hand in hand!
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To me, teaching moments and travel go hand in hand.
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Environmental crackdown goes hand in hand with "unofficial" sector crackdown.
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That's why also the album is called Hand in Hand.
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But it goes hand in hand with the outsider thing.
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"Robotics and machine learning go hand in hand," he said.
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But simplification and modernization don't automatically go hand in hand.
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But I think those two things go hand in hand.
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Weather and trouble walk hand in hand in Trethewey's work.
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We were together hand in hand for most of it.
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Biometrics and consumer technology have long gone hand in hand.
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And we think that those things go hand in hand.
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Law and order can go hand in hand with humanity.
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Surrounded by danger, Fatherland, we all stand hand in hand.
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Fandom and fanaticism made their historical appearance hand in hand.
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HAND IN HAND: A BENEFIT FOR HURRICANE RELIEF 8 p.m.
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Updating the solutions and frameworks should go hand in hand.
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I think those two things absolutely go hand in hand.
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And truth and reality don't necessarily go hand in hand.
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Apocalyptic threats go hand in hand with missile and nuclear development.
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I find that struggle and wisdom usually fall hand in hand.
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"His personality went hand in hand with that outfit," Colon continues.
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"The weather and Texas festivals [go] hand in hand," says Afra.
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Empathy and cooperation should go hand in hand in combatting terrorism.
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And don't they go hand in hand most times, you know.
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But pills and nose candy go hand in hand with Hollywood.
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"I believe that those two work hand in hand," she said.
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They also enjoyed a meal together before leaving hand in hand.
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But in some scenarios, science and safety go hand in hand.
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For most of us, happiness and confidence go hand in hand.
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Typically, the investigation and remediation go hand in hand, said Whitmore.
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"We know drugs and crime go hand in hand," Sessions said.
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Lovato and the majestic animal seem to go hand in hand.
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It turns out that the two go together hand in hand.
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Being depressed and being maternal don't exactly go hand in hand.
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Martial arts and animals go together—they go hand in hand.
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"Environmental protection and economic prosperity go hand in hand," Trump added.
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His debauchery went hand in hand with an obsession with Garland.
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Advanced technology and national power have always gone hand in hand.
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The terms that were used were they walked hand in hand.
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I want to talk a bit specifically about Hand in Hand.
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I believe that public art and urbanism go hand in hand.
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This all goes hand in hand with Haraway's non-naturalist philosophy.
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Secrecy also often goes hand in hand with limited financial literacy.
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For Ellis, fame and controversy have always gone hand in hand.
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Ms. Das views cinema and politics as going hand in hand.
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Denial goes hand in hand with other forms of ideological extremism.
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Why does more parentese go hand in hand with language acquisition?
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Often, the dancers band together, hand in hand, arm in arm.
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Working hand in hand with her ranking member then-Democrat Sen.
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Fine, here's an 80-year-old couple who finished their last marathon together hand-in-hand: In 1986, Kay and Joe O'Regan crossed the finish line of the London Marathon, their first one together, hand in hand.
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Throughout the eons of entertainment, the two have gone hand in hand.
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"It shows that they go hand-in-hand," Garber said by email.
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The two went hand in hand Friday as Williams dismantled Elise Mertens.
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They were spotted arriving hand-in-hand at Craig's in West Hollywood.
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They cross through the turnstiles together, hand-in-hand, like lost children.
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Impact doesn't have to go hand-in-hand with controversy, she said.
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Obviously this needs to go hand-in-hand with the baseball cap.
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This goes hand in hand with our brain's tendency toward cognitive laziness.
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But colonization, colonialism — they go hand in hand with misogyny and patriarchy.
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But it turns out that risk and potential go hand in hand.
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Like peas in a pod, they go together hand in hand — literally.
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I definitely think [mental health problems and addiction] go hand in hand.
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The rebound comes hand in hand with looser credit conditions this year.
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And they walked hand-in-hand with Jones for his last bow.
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They're not going to walk out into the sunset hand in hand.
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Khloé Kardashian and Tristan Thompson are tackling their problems hand-in-hand.
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It's hardly a secret that fall and layering come hand-in-hand.
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"Workplace safety goes hand in hand with workplace equity," its authors write.
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Read This Next: Autism and Eating Disorders Often Go Hand-in-Hand
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Knowing we'd worked hand-in-hand made victory all the more satisfying.
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Tuesday in L.A., hand-in-hand and smiling gleefully while doing it.
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Being the breadwinner doesn't necessarily go hand-in-hand with financial confidence.
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Hand in hand with water safety is the issue of proper sanitation.
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"Tax reform and spending reductions go hand-in-hand," wrote the group.
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Politics and the Olympics have gone hand-in-hand for a century.
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Nah, they go hand in hand, although they're definitely not the same.
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At MUNCHIES, we know that weed and food go hand in hand.
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And economic freedom has gone hand-in-hand with these positive developments.
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Simply put, weight and healthcare cost reductions can go hand in hand.
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This would go hand-in-hand with a general casualization of society.
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As one approaches "Hand in Hand," small excerpts of text become legible.
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In 2014, issues surrounding VA choice and accountability went hand in hand.
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Taking action on climate change goes hand-in-hand with economic growth.
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We tend to assume that health and beauty go hand-in-hand.
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"Conversations around harassment and discrimination have gone hand in hand," Morgan said.
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Admitting when you're wrong goes hand-in-hand with asking for input.
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The best understands that U.S. interests and values go hand in hand.
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But the makers are working hand in hand with the auto companies.
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The Iranians know that vainglory and timidity often go hand in hand.
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More From Tonic: Binge Eating Often Goes Hand in Hand With ADD
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But any raise must come hand-in-hand with genuine ethics reform.
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Maintaining order and preventing crime, the two argued, go hand in hand.
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It seems like magic and getting high go pretty hand in hand.
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Rather, we need to combat the virus by working hand in hand.
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"They go hand-in-hand and are often stronger together," she explains.
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But viewed from today's perspective, the two objectives go hand-in-hand.
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Editorial Working hard and getting ahead used to go hand in hand.
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They're very hand in hand, and that seemed more human to me.
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On campus, conservative politics and conservative faith usually go hand in hand.
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"We know that drugs and crime go hand in hand," he said.
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Where risks become uninsurable, states and firms may work hand-in-hand.
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People in love would jump across the snapping flames, hand in hand.
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Mental health, and extremism, [and] conspiratorial thinking can go hand in hand.
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SO ALL OF THOSE INVESTMENTS ARE STARTING TO WORK HAND IN HAND.
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This is important because obesity and diabetes often go hand in hand.
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To Francisca, love and punishment, titillation and torture go hand in hand.
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Low interest rates usually go hand in hand with a weaker currency.
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All too often, traveling and working out don't go hand in hand.
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" Shelina Janmohamed, vice president of Ogilvy Noor, said: "The rise in modest fashion over the last decade has come hand in hand with the emergence of 'Generation M': Muslims who believe that faith and modernity go hand in hand.
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Something I've learned is that beauty goes hand in hand with self-love.
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The pair looked relaxed as they walked hand-in-hand through the streets.
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After grabbing lunch at Joan's on Third, they strolled off hand-in-hand.
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They walked through the forest hand-in-hand, continuing their tour-long PDA.
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But also we want it to go hand-in-hand with the visuals.
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Netflix binge-watching doesn't need to go hand in hand with food binging.
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Often hand in hand, the couple chatted with fellow guests like Maria Menounos.
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Happy families walk hand in hand as they take their children to school.
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IF normally goes hand in hand with a more "flexible" approach to dieting.
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The two things go hand in hand and they feed on each other.
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The World Bank argues that regional and global integration go hand in hand.
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In the past, low unemployment went hand in hand with juicy pay rises.
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The politics and the music go hand-in-hand; it's an alternative lifestyle.
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But protection of the environment and economic benefit can go hand in hand.
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It's upsetting those two go hand-in-hand now because of social media.
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Hand in hand with my dim confidence came a non-existent love life.
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Two halls away, strings of kindergarteners in playgroups ran past hand in hand.
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That's a policy that "goes hand in hand" with reducing inequality, she said.
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I think that writing about women goes hand in hand with horror writing.
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Hand in hand our family is basking in the phenomenon of it all.
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Having the proper insurance goes hand-in-hand with having an emergency fund.
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And they ended it the same way they started it — hand-in-hand.
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Fat Derangement Syndrome goes hand-in-hand with a profound lack of empathy.
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He attended the Creative Arts Emmys hand-in-hand with a new beau.
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Now, of course, Jim White and Transfer Deadline Day go hand in hand.
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They make their way over to his car in silence, hand-in-hand.
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Plentiful credit has gone hand in hand with a decline in credit standards.
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When he left the courthouse, he walked out hand-in-hand with Pesce.
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She's a mother, a wife, hand-in-hand with the Duke of Edinburgh.
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The pair posed hand in hand while Stefani wowed in a sheer, red.
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For years, researchers have found that happiness and creativity go hand in hand.
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Religion and technology are not two phrases that often go hand in hand.
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"Futurism and sound economic practices can absolutely go hand in hand," said Moran.
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Amanda and Robby were hand-in-hand for a weekend stroll in WeHo.
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They were smiling and hand in hand as they got into Madison's whip.
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We got video of the couple leaving the station ... walking hand in hand.
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All these descriptions go hand in hand with the usual family sitcom clichés.
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When he left the courthouse, he walked out hand-in-hand wth Pesce.
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Such sightings go hand-in-hand with new tactics from the Islamic State.
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FOR generations, oil and stability have gone hand in hand in Saudi Arabia.
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Stronger environmental stewardship and responsible natural resource development can go hand in hand.
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That's a shame because access and profits can easily go hand in hand.
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Try a pumpkin cheesecake — slow cookers and cheesecake recipes go hand in hand.
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Generally, smoking and daily pot use were found to go hand-in-hand.
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Refreshingly light mozzarella went hand-in-hand with the tomato and roasted pepper.
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"What IT and security needs is to work hand in hand," Morley said.
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"Hand in hand with Trump, we will try to work together," he said.
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The smell of death and the smell of flowers went hand in hand.
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"They went hand in hand, together, and jumped into the pool," Monica said.
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Those two designations have gone hand-in-hand less than you might think.
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The sublime and the mundane stumble into the Norwood night, hand in hand.
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Magic Stone and its ilk allow the two to go hand in hand.
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Because now more than ever before music and fashion go hand in hand.
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"The nationalistic politics and theology goes hand in hand now," Mr. Hegar said.
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My son is autistic — sensory processing issues go hand in hand with autism.
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This fear goes hand in hand with a fear that immigrants won't assimilate.
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"Sound and music go hand in hand with yoga for me," Elsz said.
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City waterfronts have been changing everywhere, often hand in hand with private development.
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And I do think that civility goes hand in hand with being hopeful.
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Other pictures showed her and Devante walking hand-in-hand while carrying toolboxes.
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"We worked hand in hand with CDC to resolve the issues with manufacturing."
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Mr. Enciso added: "The government is walking hand in hand with the guilty."
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New York (CNN Business)Investing and romance may not go hand in hand.
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"A strong economy and clean environment must go hand in hand," they said.
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In general for me, an artist's work and beliefs go hand in hand.
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Cofounder Harris runs product-development engineering, working hand-in-hand with Benioff, too.
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But hand in hand with those woes have been the Mets' defensive limitations.
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That means its top-notch gear comes hand-in-hand with conservation work.
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Here in the U.S., copyright enforcement and balancing provisions go hand-in-hand.
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Thus, it's no surprise that nationalism and genocide often go hand in hand.
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Obviously, these problems go hand in hand, and solutions have been frustratingly elusive.
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That growth has come hand in hand with more channels — and price increases.
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Rahr says adequate training and a change in culture go hand in hand.
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And they are working hand in hand to move the President's agenda forward.
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The state's compassionate conservatism goes hand-in-hand with an unusually functional bureaucracy.
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It only shows that more activity goes hand-in-hand with greater happiness.
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But it's classic billionaire nonsense — success and lawsuits needn't go hand in hand.
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The critical disparagement of King often went hand in hand with genre shaming.
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You will remember when skin-tight jeans and bisexuality went hand-in-hand.
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I think of the mandate as going hand in hand with the subsidies.
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Perfectionism and fear of failure go hand-in-hand ... for miserable people, anyhow.
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They hiked Mount Fuji and walked hand in hand under the cherry blossoms.
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The two walked hand-in-hand as they made their way down the street.
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Fox noted that decriminalizing and legalizing marijuana do not necessarily go hand in hand.
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In previous hearings, investigators showed video of Ayling and Herba walking hand in hand.
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The company is hoping that it can build it hand-in-hand with regulators.
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For one, eating during the evening often goes hand in hand with mindless nibbling.
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The sexual frankness of these heroines goes hand in hand with their general bluntness.
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Effectiveness, it neatly demonstrates, need not always go hand in hand with high tech.
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Growing wealth generally goes hand in hand with more concern for the local environment.
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We need to acknowledge that toxic masculinity, abuse, and homicide go hand in hand.
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The risk of profligacy goes hand-in-hand with the danger of "pro-cyclicality".
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Fast food and vegan are two phrases we wouldn't say go hand in hand.
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And I've discovered a strikingly consistent pattern: grit and age go hand in hand.
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On the left, real policy research and political positions have marched hand in hand.
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They then left the venue walking hand-in-hand to cheers from the crowd.
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But wherever they go, it's clear they'll be enjoying the scenery hand-in-hand.
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After all, pop music and capitalism have always had to walk hand in hand.
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Baldwin and Bieber were all smiles while walking hand in hand in the city.
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"There will be no fifth term, oh Bouteflika!" they chanted, marching hand in hand.
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"Their government works hand in hand with their companies all the time," he said.
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Women walked hand-in-hand with children, some had babies strapped to their chests.
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The supportive structure of Time's Up goes hand in hand with Waithe's personal ethos.
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Kylie Jenner and a face full of makeup pretty much go hand in hand.
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Most people, in fact, believe that prayer and educated action go hand-in-hand.
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"I found it with you," he told Fletcher as they stood hand-in-hand.
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Pretty romantic, too -- MM and PH were hand-in-hand much of the day.
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The revivals of bertsolaritza and Euskara have gone hand in hand, said Ms Esteibar.
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The transition to a wireless future must go hand in hand with new features.
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I would love an emotional challenge delivered hand-in-hand with a technical one.
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Those impressive audiovisual elements go hand-in-hand with the game's more traditional terrors.
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We want a country where men can safely walk hand in hand #allemannenhandinhand pic.twitter.
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Swipe right for 10 pieces that'll go hand-in-hand with your fierce attitude.
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Robert Alexander: My work and educational careers very go very much hand in hand.
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We all work hand-in-hand, and make those connections as much as possible.
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Hand-in-hand with Cyrus' love of candles is her obsession with interior decorating.
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And it is clear a fit economy and fit citizenry go hand in hand.
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Fortunately, these economic benefits go hand in hand with our goal of healthy forests.
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In fact, mass violence and the history of gay liberation go hand in hand.
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These questions go hand in hand with uncertainties about the health of the planet.
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In the marathon, sisters Anna and Lisa Hahner of Germany finished hand-in-hand.
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Costco's in-house Kirkland Signature brand goes hand-in-hand with its low prices.
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"Advocacy and political work go more hand-in-hand than people think," Tobar said.
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Kough works hand in hand, shoulder to shoulder with them on a daily basis.
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Economic success goes hand in hand with the well-being of mothers and babies.
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Foldable smartphones with larger screens, and cloud gaming, and 5G go hand-in-hand.
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Hip-hop and punk go hand-in-hand in their ideology and their anemology.
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Transcending the earthly realm via botanical communion and doing chores go hand in hand.
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The DIY film world and music world are so hand-in-hand and influential.
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There is nothing wrong with being strong and smart; they walk hand-in-hand.
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"What we see is that mobile and APIs go hand-in-hand," Anuff said.
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The technology has to "work hand in hand with the lab technicians," Nakasi explains.
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Dreaming and building, we see, go hand in hand no matter where you live.
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"I feel like comedy and porn should go hand in hand," Ford told me.
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Education and outreach to workers and employers go hand-in-hand with strong enforcement.
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My company, Boom, is committed to advancing technological and environmental progress hand in hand.
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As they will tell you, economic and racial justice must go hand in hand.
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But all of it goes hand in hand — sex, drugs, and rock and roll.
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The need remains urgent: Job creation and job preparation must go hand in hand.
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The two go hand in hand, image and word, like lovely, well-practiced routines.
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Snobbery and immense learning, he makes plain, do not always walk hand in hand.
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This must come hand in hand with a more responsible and coherent foreign policy.
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But the Iraqi military is working hand in hand with Iran-backed Shiite militias.
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For women, being polite often goes hand in hand with self-doubt and subservience.
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White stones dangle hand in hand beneath the collar of a high-neck shirt.
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She stressed that prevention needs to go hand-in-hand with tighter gun laws.
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But all of it goes hand in hand — sex, drugs, and rock and roll.
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"Mental health, and extremism and conspiratorial thinking, can go hand in hand," he said.
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This story is really about how sexual abuse and addiction go hand in hand.
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It thrives hand in hand with clean water, clean air and a healthy climate.
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More jobs, higher wages and better benefits walk hand in hand with economic growth.
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Hand in hand with a wider tax base would be lower marginal tax rates.
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Hamilton argued that good government and "energy in the executive" went hand in hand.
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And let's face it, happiness and work do not always go hand in hand.
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The messier truth, he said, is that "they will often go hand in hand."
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Night rider: Contrary to popular belief, skateboarding and scholastics can go hand in hand.
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After all, statistics and state control have evolved hand in hand for hundreds of years.
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Usually, the first "I love you" goes hand-in-hand with an official, accepted proposal.
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It was the year Tom Odell sidled into our speakers, hand-in-hand with Hozier.
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Naturally, the two were all smiles as they left the Soho spot hand-in-hand.
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"Added Green: "Investment from new competitive network builders and net neutrality go hand in hand.
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World leaders flocked to Paris, walking hand in hand against terrorism in unity and defiance.
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Kim posted a photo of her and Kroy jumping into the pool hand-in-hand.
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A recognition of the absurd often goes hand-in-hand with a recognition of injustice.
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In March the Harry Potter alum, 27, was spotted walking hand-in-hand with Overstreet.
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The organisers argue that matters of social justice and women's rights go hand in hand.
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Jones was all smiles as the two walked across the parking lot hand-in-hand.
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Hand-in-hand with his girlfriend, as I was with my boyfriend of two years.
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Preliminary research has shown that substance abuse and sleeping disorders can go hand in hand.
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The lovebirds looked happy as ever and were snapped walking to dinner hand-in-hand.
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The natural and the realistic go hand in hand with the quality of the experience.
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Hadid strode into the bash hand-in-hand with BFF and fellow model Kendall Jenner.
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Tech companies are working hand in hand with schools to monitor students every digital move.
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In 19th century America, being "macho" and being a good Christian went hand in hand.
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Flaky, brittle nails usually go hand-in-hand (no pun intended) with generally dry skin.
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But he says that in the end he worked hand in hand with the government.
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The pair walked in hand-in-hand and chatted with fellow attendees in the stands.
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But he thinks the digital revolution and 90s era tech can go hand in hand.
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And what goes hand-in-hand with binge-watching your favorite series, old and new?
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And the interesting thing about when you're curious, it goes hand in hand with humility.
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It validates the point that content providers and wireless carriers can go hand in hand.
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The couple posed for photos together, and walked into the awards show hand-in-hand.
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The two were photographed walking hand-in-hand while in New York City in May.
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Lighthizer said the metals tariff negotiations "will go hand-in-hand" with talks over NAFTA.
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Visions of them floating hand in hand in the Red Sea looped in her mind.
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This goes hand-in-hand with how WalkMe has grown and evolved its own business.
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"This expansion has gone hand in hand with conflicts over land and violence," Ticehurst said.
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THE BEST DEVICES FOR CORD-CUTTING Roku Roku and streaming video go hand-in-hand.
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"Since I live in Las Vegas, shopping and drinking go hand in hand," she said.
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So this weekend, join me, walk hand in hand through the swarming seas with me.
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Making videos on the internet comes hand in hand with receiving mean and abusive comments.
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The two walked hand-in-hand through Central Park, with Harris's character appearing heavily pregnant.
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The pair walked hand-in-hand as they entered the show at Madison Square Garden.
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They were also seen skipping down the street, hand in hand, after a lunch date.
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"Artists tap into an emotional base that goes hand-in-hand with conservation," French said.
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Which goes hand-in-hand with ... When it comes to pics, size truly doesn't matter.
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Baseball and beer go hand in hand, for sure, but a baseball in a beer?
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Many trumpet his ambitious building projects, forgetting that development and graft went hand in hand.
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Protection must go hand-in-hand with prevention and physical security with mental health counseling.
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"The rise of computers and the rise of temps went hand in hand," Hyman writes.
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"That's why your intensity and your workout duration go hand in hand," she told INSIDER.
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A young woman pushing a stroller passed, and then an older couple, hand in hand.
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Ondra and Vejmolova walked out of the arena hand in hand to their rental car.
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Flipping and conspiracy charges go hand-in-hand; the latter is what encourages the former.
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The Royal family walked hand in hand with 4-year-old Charlotte and Prince George.
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"My preconceptions were that autism and comedy did not go hand-in-hand," he said.
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For Mr. Vervoordt, historic real estate and art dealing have always gone hand in hand.
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Zero tolerance should go hand in hand with two other things: due process and proportionality.
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For these reasons, open-back headphones and wireless support don't typically go hand in hand.
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Microsoft and Apple worked hand-in-hand for the first few years of the Macintosh.
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Two-against-three can be a parent strolling hand in hand with a skipping child.
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"S" is for "soft" and also "sleep" — two elements that obviously go hand in hand.
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Turkey's military campaign has come hand in hand with a crackdown on criticism inside Turkey.
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"Again, walking hand-in-hand," one woman says, loud enough for anyone to hear her.
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Trade and economic growth go hand-in-hand, both in economic theory and in practice.
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On Thursday, Ortiz-Magro and Harley were spotted walking around Los Angeles hand-in-hand.
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But this can only work if it goes hand in hand with the Brexit process.
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For at least two decades, we've known substance use and crime go hand in hand.
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All of this needs to go hand in hand with deep changes to our institutions.
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Experts believe it goes hand-in-hand with healthy habits that can improve our longevity.
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In the case of Trump, Schumer and Pelosi, the two things go hand in hand.
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Its Macs and iPhones work hand in hand with features like Hand-off and Continuity.
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"Big salaries and high prices go hand-in-hand," writes Jed Kolko, Indeed's chief economist.
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But they argue that their request would not work hand-in-hand with Cruz's position.
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Curiosity, he says, doesn't even have to go hand in hand with deep scientific knowledge.
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Learning to work with him and learning a whole new cuisine went hand in hand.
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And the hypermasculinity of men usually goes hand in hand with the hypersexualization of women.
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While the duo's base looks went hand in hand, their outerwear gave away their unique personalities.
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Music videos and thermal imaging go hand-in-hand like fingerless gloves and video-game protagonists.
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Cooper and Shayk arrived at the 2019 Golden Globes hand-in-hand, looking gorgeous and glam.
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The couple, who own a villa nearby, beamed as they left the restaurant hand-in-hand.
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The couple showed plenty of PDA during their beach trip, kissing and walking hand-in-hand.
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Forensic information should be examined hand-in-hand with medical, social work, psychological, and other histories.
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Of course, as history has taught us, fundamentalism and queerness don't necessarily go hand in hand.
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Yet Microsoft insists it worked hand in hand with Intel to optimize software for the CPU.
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At one point, Kate gently shushed the children as they all walked in hand-in-hand.
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Primping and prosecco just go hand in hand, and the government of California seems to agree.
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Local, state and federal are working hand in hand to get to the bottom of it.
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"Now we have Republicans hand in hand with Democrats offering us trillion-dollar deficits," Paul said.
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So my eating disorders could exist hand in hand with a love of food, no problem.
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Hand in Hand Weddings and Events is owned by Magen West, according to LinkedIn and WeddingWire.
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If you belong to a minority, then being more interested in witchcraft goes hand in hand.
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You have to learn to work hand in hand with those partners instead of 'disrupt them.
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William and Shannan leave the theater hand-in-hand, pausing to kiss frequently along the way.
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He was talking fantasy suites, leaving "hand in hand" as a couple, marriage, the whole shebang.
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And now, Rodriguez is making his second appearance, walking hand-in-hand with his glowing girlfriend.
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They're walking hand-in-hand around the movie set, which is a bunch of green screens.
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"I definitely think the physical and the mental go hand in hand," Kardashian tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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Jenna Dewan wants to get one thing straight: motherhood and sex appeal go hand in hand.
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The two stood hand in hand as they waited for their car to pick them up.
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And it's important to mention both parts of the business as they work hand in hand.
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This is a good segue to interest rates, because they go hand-in-hand with buybacks.
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Why do you think the drug cartels and political corruption go hand in hand in Mexico?
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Believe it or not, diamonds did not always go hand-in-hand with love and marriage.
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For Trump and his followers, restoring America's greatness goes hand-in-hand with restoring traditional values.
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Of course, an alcohol tax and minimum pricing can also go hand in hand if necessary.
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Through working hand-in-hand with local leaders to identify areas where the DNC can assist.
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While leadership and likability go hand in hand for men, the opposite is true for women.
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Exercise goes hand-in-hand with diet, and I really want to know what you ate.
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Nick and Chopra, who got married in December 2018, walked up the steps hand-in-hand.
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In April, the duo were spotted out and about, strolling hand-in-hand near their estate.
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Hugely, I would say that exploring kink actually went hand in hand with exploring my gender.
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The mother-son duo were all smiles as they walked through the airport hand-in-hand.
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Colonialists would go hand-in-hand with botanists and astronomers in their conquest of the globe.
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MC: We already agreed that risk sharing and risk reduction need to go hand in hand.
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Women and children are vulnerable in squalid conditions where idleness and violence go hand in hand.
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Indeed, there are plenty of periods in history when growth and equality went hand in hand.
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The couple's death was a reflection of their life together, side by side, hand in hand.
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He's quick to warn of the unintended consequences that come hand in hand with negative rates.
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That social instinct went hand in hand with an expanded sense of what constituted an exhibition.
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Bold political reforms often went hand-in-hand with social and economic reforms throughout American history.
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These days such departures often go hand in hand with a tendency to skip other orthodoxies.
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Both of us were drinking in silence when two young guys walked by, hand in hand.
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"Muay Thai is Thailand and Thailand is Muay Thai, they go hand in hand," says Counts.
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His understanding of the aesthetic goes hand-in-hand with his knowledge of the music itself.
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Related: The record industry and criminal activity go hand in hand, and we don't mean Napster.
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Low income often goes hand in hand with food insecurity and reliance on less healthful foods.
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But his diffidence goes hand in hand with sensitivity, hyper-alertness and a scorpion-tailed wit.
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Accomplishment, with wide impact, matters as much, and it often goes hand in hand with fame.
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In fact, I would argue that in the Trump era, they sometimes go hand in hand.
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"Architecture and identity go hand in hand," said Mr. Barnes, 33, who grew up in Chicago.
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"For this generation of global Muslims, faith and modernity go hand in hand," Janmohamed tells VICE.
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The recent devastation of Syria's archeological record shows that looting and faking go hand-in-hand.
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As in their previous videos, here too cultural empowerment goes hand in hand with personal acquisitiveness.
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"Important public works and the safeguard of our patrimony" can go hand in hand, he said.
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The Ukrainian nationalism, which went hand in hand with German Nazism, is on the rise again.
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Ahead are all the couples who strolled hand-in-hand across the Oscars 2020 red carpet.
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" The 58-year-old comic says that comedy and activism go hand-in-hand "100 percent.
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Stone was photographed with a smile on her face while walking hand-in-hand with McCary.
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"Even though it's two separate issues, it seems to be going hand in hand," she said.
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Past and future were both on vivid display during these fraught days, sometimes hand in hand.
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It would be crazy, he said, to walk hand-in-hand with a same-sex partner.
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Galloping onward, Johnson uses this extraordinary connection — do protectionism and misogyny always go hand in hand?
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Turns out, looking for a free lunch tends to go hand-in-hand with abdicating responsibility.
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Fine jewelry and couture normally go hand in hand, especially when they mingle on the runway.
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We should and will work hand in hand with them," she said on "Fox News Sunday.
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Fireworks. Stress and anxiety can go hand in hand with the bright colors, booms and claps.
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But Alexa's ambition and a truly privacy-centric customer experience do not go hand in hand.
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The first step would be to acknowledge that political and economic sovereignty go hand in hand.
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The answer is that for 70 years, American goodness and American greatness went hand in hand.
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Barker doesn't disregard the frustration and confusion that go hand-in-hand with bravery and dedication.
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"The health benefits and the energy reductions are going to need to go hand in hand."
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CAROLYN SILVEIRA BROOKLYN The writer is communications director of Hand in Hand: The Domestic Employers Network.
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In a photo obtained by TMZ, the lovebirds were spotted walking hand-in-hand into the building.
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But those measures came hand-in-hand with less popular measures, like a requirement to have insurance.
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Downpours go hand in hand with hurricanes, since the cyclones are powered by evaporating and condensing moisture.
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"Strong resource development goes hand in hand with strong environmental protection," the prime minister said via Twitter.
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I think this has gone hand in hand with the decline of the institution of the church.
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She'll also appear during the Hand in Hand: A Benefit for Hurricane Relief telethon on Sept. 12.
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This sentiment was exemplified during the 1960s, when conceptual art went hand-in-hand with societal changes.
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Communication drives the modern office because success and idea-sharing go hand in hand, the thinking goes.
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But to be fair, I do think my reaction went hand-in-hand with my initial freakout.
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VS: Does Durant winning his first title and The BasedGod curse being lifted go hand-in-hand?
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The undermining of the separation of church and state, and human rights are really hand in hand.
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Being an effective entrepreneur and parent go hand in hand: both roles require discipline, leadership, and flexibility.
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That goes hand-in-hand with an existing policy that keeps Facebook from fact-checking politicians' speech.
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Be kind to yourself, don't blame yourself, and remember that loss comes hand in hand with love.
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Resilience and humor go hand-in-hand in surviving/living life in this messed up/magical world.
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We'd say the smooch left 'em both feeling pretty good -- they walked off giggling, hand-in-hand.
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Foxx, 51, and Vave were seen leaving Bootsy Bellows nightclub in Los Angeles, walking hand-in-hand.
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Yes, because hand-in-hand with the press, those programmes made talent shows into must-watch phenomena.
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In a word, the study concluded that cured meat and worsening asthma symptoms go hand-in-hand.
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"I definitely think the physical and the mental go hand in hand," Kardashian told PEOPLE in January.
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It goes hand-in-hand with a rising belief that the gender binary is a social construct.
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Policy uncertainty and a rise in volatility usually go hand in hand as elections approach, Subramanian said.
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London, like New York, is known for a frenetic nightlife that goes hand-in-hand with booze.
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MM: That's the first part, and it goes hand in hand with the transformation of the economy.
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This goes hand-in-hand with Apple's announcement of a new iPad that also supports Apple Pencil.
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In fact, the incidence of contraception use and the incidence of abortion go up hand in hand.
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"I definitely think the physical and the mental go hand in hand," she told PEOPLE last year.
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They even posed for photos together before making their way out of the theater hand-in-hand.
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Will it be "Let us rise to the stars hand in hand with our loyal AI assistants"?
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However, a thorough evaluation with a genetic counselor should always go hand in hand with gene testing.
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I just want to walk hand in hand through the streets and kiss and laugh and love.
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They killed another brother-in-law, an evangelical pastor who worked hand-in-hand with activist peasants.
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Or can we really expect to see them walking hand in hand at the next red carpet?
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His first starring role in television comes hand-in-hand with his newly-launched solo music career.
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"Employment, prosperity, wealth and automation goes hand in hand if deployed in the responsible way," Spiesshofer added.
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"Knowing how he loved her, they were always walking hand-in-hand," Igoe told the news station.
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We have to feel for them somehow, and royalty and sympathy don't exactly go hand in hand.
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Embracing what it is about you that makes you an individual goes hand in hand with that.
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The Bolt works hand-in hand with SpheroEDU, giving you three distinct modes to code and program.
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Fear of failure goes hand in hand with slow, conservative decision making that can squelch innovative ideas.
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She walked hand-in-hand with her husband, Alexis Ohanian, for the couple's very chic date night.
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For many people those physical changes go hand in hand with a total transformation, Dr. Ting says.
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The pint-sized model walked hand-in-hand with Lagerfeld during his final lap at the show.
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Oil and equities have been trading hand in hand on Thursday, as stocks also experienced a rally.
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I'd have to say Kagura is my favorite character since she walks hand-in-hand with death.
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This emoji is the epitome of the deathly silence that comes hand in hand with online dating.
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The were seen walking hand-in-hand in the City of Light's Saint Germain-des-Prés neighborhood.
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The happy couple were all smiles as they headed out for the evening, walking hand-in-hand.
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Dewan and the Tony award-winning actor walked hand-in-hand, and Kazee even carried Everly's backpack.
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The rise in the number of consortium deals has gone hand-in-hand with ballooning deal sizes.
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Food guilt and shame often go hand in hand with body dissatisfaction and efforts to lose weight.
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Lowering the number of both unintended pregnancies and abortions often go hand-in-hand, the study shows.
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In recognising that reflation and reform go hand in hand, Abenomics is an unusually coherent economic strategy.
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TechCrunch began as a site that worked hand in hand with start-ups to chart their progress.
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Savage cruelty and cold calculation are not mutually exclusive, after all — and often go hand in hand.
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Djukanovic and his family treat Montenegro like a fiefdom where greed and violence go hand in hand.
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On the contrary, new research shows that population growth goes hand-in-hand with more abundant resources.
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They walked hand in hand through the streets of Cape Town before embarking on a cooking demonstration.
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He talked about how being great doesn't — and maybe shouldn't— go hand in hand with being liked.
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Downpours go hand-in-hand with hurricanes, since the cyclones are powered by evaporating and condensing moisture.
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"I believe that economic prosperity and cultural wealth go hand in hand," he said in an email.
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And Ms. Yellen said that survey-based measures historically had fallen hand-in-hand with oil prices.
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For me, punk and anarchism goes hand in hand, and thus vary slightly from person to person.
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The sisters were two of a kind and often pranced around the forest together, hand in hand.
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In "Love Drought," women wade hand-in-hand into the water to be purified of their pain.
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Matt Quigley: That goes hand-in-hand with a lot of stuff that happens in this industry.
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"But in this case, it must go hand-in-hand with a decrease in spending," he said.
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It's a great example of design working hand-in-hand with other elements to enhance one another.
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The perception of bias goes hand in hand with an unmet expectation for objective, or "unbiased," reporting.
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As Secretary of State, she championed how defense, diplomacy, and development needed to go hand in hand.
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The musicians walked hand-in-hand into the Kith show as captured in a video by TMZ.
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Zaldy: Well, maybe more in my work because I create costumes — it just goes hand in hand.
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After all, activists say, tackling the climate crisis must go hand-in-hand with protecting vital ecosystems.
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Substance use disorders also go hand in hand with other mental health issues, including depression and anxiety.
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"Social justice and economic development go hand in hand," Mayor Reed Gusciora of Trenton said last week.
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He's a blacksmith, forging steel, and there's a certain physique that goes hand in hand with that.
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"The store and the culture and the farming and the land go hand in hand," he said.
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We swept along the riverside hand in hand, Sean poetically, urgently, declaring his affection between frantic kisses.
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Her gaining notoriety goes hand in hand with her efforts to help these organizations that she supports.
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Safe spaces and trigger warnings go hand in hand with "safe" playgrounds in this increasingly pampered society.
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Eating and drinking go hand in hand, of course, and Milwaukee is a city built on beer.
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Wyden's proposal comes as a coalition of industries work hand in hand to scuttle meaningful privacy reform.
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I see them walking to school in the morning, hand-in-hand with their parents, chattering happily.
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Additionally, the two were seen once again strolling through the streets of New York hand-in-hand.
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Bad behavior in the restaurant business often goes hand in hand with the copious consumption of alcohol.
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And we will work hand-in-hand on a positive agenda to tackle this country's big challenges.
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The recent revelations about Jeffrey Epstein unfortunately suggest that power and exploitation can go hand-in-hand.
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John-Baptiste said protecting these residents should go "hand in hand" with increasing the city's housing supply.
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An image of presumable lovers, falling hand in hand from the World Trade Center as it burned.
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Do her rivals share her understanding that progressivism and solid intellectual foundations can go hand in hand?
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Hand in hand, they chucked it into the Atlantic Ocean, and watched it bob out to sea.
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Blake Lively has become known for being funny and relatable — two traits that often go hand-in-hand.
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"For our family, Disney and Christmas go hand in hand," Julianne, 28, tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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They typically go hand in hand with the kind of ad tech Snapchat is looking to roll out.
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Surviving R. Kelly and Finding Neverland make this point very well: money and abuse go hand-in-hand.
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We closed the vigil at Beth Am by singing "America the Beautiful," hand-in-hand with our neighbors.
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The White House's final tweet under Obama was a photo of Obama hand-in-hand with Democratic Rep.
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Exercising more, for example, easily goes hand in hand with outlays for gym memberships, classes and fitness gear.
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It was date night for Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez, who walked hand-in-hand on the carpet.
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However, it's clear that there are almost countless ways that pizza and porn can go hand in hand.
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Which then brings us to look at another sector that often goes hand in hand with financial services.
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They had spent the night walking hand in hand, they later told CUNY's Davis in a phone interview.
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Nick shared a photo of Joe and Turner walking hand-in-hand down the aisle after exchanging vows.
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However, for women of color facing intersectional bias on the daily, the two issues go hand-in-hand.
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"They are working now hand in hand because they have a sense of a joint threat," he said.
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That goes hand-in-hand with the other reason life expectancy is dropping: a rise in drug overdoses.
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"We're been proud to work with the DNC, we've worked hand-in-hand with the DNC," Price said.
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The relinquishing of my cultist spiritual beliefs went hand-in-hand with letting go of my vegan diet.
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Hatice was headscarved and devout; hand in hand they strolled round the city, conversing stiffly in classical Arabic.
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"Trophy hunting is immoral and cruel," he said, adding that it often goes hand in hand with poaching.
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The term "n—ger" usually went hand in hand with the lynchings and the beatings of earlier eras.
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On Sunday, the two were spotted walking hand-in-hand after grabbing dinner together in Manhattan's East Village.
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To donate to the Hand in Hand Fund, call 1-800-258-6000 or text GIVE to 80777.
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It very much goes hand-in-hand with the development of the Berlin food scene as a whole.
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Since jihadism crosses borders, intelligence services have also shared information and worked hand in hand to disrupt plots.
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Respect to Williams for reminding us this wedding season that comfort and style can go hand in hand.
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And crackdowns on posts about protests on social media come hand-in-hand with government requests for data.
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The couple were spotted walking hand-in-hand inside the Galleria dell'Accademia museum in Florence, Italy on Friday.
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The couple walked along the shore hand-in-hand and also enjoyed a dip in the water together.
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She came to the film premiere hand-in-hand with Cooper, wearing a flowing pale pink fringe gown.
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Meanwhile on Tuesday, Clooney and his wife Amal were spotted walking hand in hand after their UN session.
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Le Guin is one of the writers who taught me that beauty and fearlessness go hand in hand.
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"Physics tells us that sea-level change and temperature change should go hand-in-hand," Dr. Kopp said.
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But there was a time when blockbuster hits and gnarly critical reviews did not go hand in hand.
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Buy a leather jacket in Argentina, whose two most famous exports go hand in hand: leather and beef.
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It may seem like The Bachelor and proposals go hand-in-hand, but that's not always the case.
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After all, the liberalism abroad that began under Roosevelt went hand in hand with increasing liberalism at home.
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"There's a big problem with masculinity and homosexuality that they can't somehow go hand in hand," Harington said.
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Walking hand in hand, Bieber, 24 and his model wife, 22, sported matching black beanies for the occasion.
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Tim and Sara Keepers then briskly walked hand in hand to an adjacent courtroom, the media behind them.
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And that goes hand-in-hand with.... The most boring bullet point is also the most exciting development.
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And after the now-infamous swat, they arrived at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre hand in hand.
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Higher interest rates and a strong dollar typically go hand-in-hand, because better yields attract foreign investment.
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Others can be unique to their use cases, then we work hand-in-hand to build those features.
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Going hand in hand with restoring parks would be an economic revitalization program aimed at parks' gateway communities.
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These town hall meetings go hand in hand with rallies, which have already been witnessed across the country.
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Robles is frustrated that many assume her sexual orientation must go hand-in-hand with her political views.
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Just one day before, they arrived hand-in-hand at the tournament's opening ceremony at Le Golf National.
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In the summer, when we play poker (hold 'em) outside, Scotch and a cigar go hand-in-hand.
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The "virtualisation" of some sectors of the economy and the "corporatisation" of others are going hand in hand.
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Their second outing took place just days later in Studio City, California, where they walked hand-in-hand.
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Growing deal size has gone hand in hand with the growing scale of the leverage being taken on.
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Discrimination based on race, disability, religion, national origin and age often go hand in hand with sex discrimination.
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It's that picture of them walking away hand-in-hand, emblazoned in my mind, that I cannot erase.
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Parla's love for the Italian capital's carbohydrate-rich foods goes hand in hand with her love of running.
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What's more, the two arrived to the red carpet tonight hand-in-hand — and with matching, bold eyeshadow.
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Indeed, the forced-birth movement in the United States has always gone hand in hand with white supremacy.
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In short, securing a bilateral trade deal and fixing the broader systemic issues should go hand in hand.
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This assistance often goes hand-in-hand with filtering technologies and advice on how to control online dissent.
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It's about working hand in hand and how to solve- all they care about is a few things.
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Boosting encryption similarly goes hand in hand with the increased reliability for mobile device users promised by 5G.
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For Krasner, solidarity would go hand in hand with independence as she fought the establishment everywhere she went.
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The chief suspects were a cell of high-ranking police commanders working hand-in-hand with drug traffickers.
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I read a lot about drugs, and it almost seems like meth and Florida go hand in hand.
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It kind of goes hand in hand with those two, sort of my transition into not drinking anymore.
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The surrealism and eroticism go hand in hand as outer body experiences, a constant expression through my work.
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Logically, prevention and treatment should go hand in hand, and to many experts, that combination is the answer.
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Yet now in Morehead, Moore said that same-sex couples don't typically wander the streets hand in hand.
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I think it goes hand in hand, setting four grown men's' hearts and desires in the same direction.
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They go hand in hand, and it's wrong to sacrifice the latter in the name of the former.
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"Our need for energy must go hand-in-hand with responsible stewardship of the environment," the plan states.
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Then they stop, bodies floating like starfish as they stare up into the cloudy sky, hand in hand.
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She was a master of painting the void, that raw emptiness that goes hand in hand with depression.
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The Nordic countries show that social solidarity and economic freedom are not opposite, but go hand in hand.
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Op-Ed Contributor Diplomacy and politics may go hand in hand, but their partnership isn't one of equals.
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The security of our cyber infrastructure is a collective problem, and it goes hand-in-hand with privacy.
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For the first few decades after World War II, productivity growth and wage growth went hand in hand.
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So that has gone hand-in-hand — particularly with the rising Asian-American population — to voting more Democratic.
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In Dark Souls games, the high difficulty obviously goes hand in hand with a high level of frustration.
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Smoking and airplanes once went hand in hand but the practice is now largely banned the world over.
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The growth of the app goes hand-in-hand with the spread of mobile internet in rural India.
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That's because the streamer is home to countless original series that go hand-in-hand with resolution keeping.
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California had worked hand in hand with the Obama administration to determine stringent air pollution standards for cars.
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He strolled hand-in-hand with his 3-year-old daughter, Bianka, who wore a Minnie Mouse jacket.
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Abortion rights and all too easy access to guns have always gone hand-in-hand in social debate.
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Apple has already donated $5 million to Hand in Hand to help Hurricane Harvey and Hurricane Irma victims.
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We're putting our bodies on the line hand in hand with other mass movements,'' the group's website says.
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Indeed, they go hand in hand, and adopting one without the other is unlikely to create great progress.
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We must shift to a model, which recognizes that forest conservation and development can go hand in hand.
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His benevolence and its limitations go hand in hand when "the maldistribution itself is the problem," Soskis said.
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The people of Tamil Nadu should work hand in hand to see how we can conserve the water.
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"Unfortunately, the old boys' club of politics and football go hand in hand," said Ms. Huttle, a Democrat.
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Jürgen is a highly respected medical professional from the local hospital who works hand-in-hand with Patrick.
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BioWare role-playing games and sex sort of go hand-in-hand, and Mass Effect: Andromeda is no different.
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For last night's "Hand in Hand" hurricane relief telethon, Stevie Wonder decided to add something extra to the script.
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They just make me feel sexier when I walk into a restaurant or down the street hand-in-hand.
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You have a very strong connection and, despite the physical distance, will always walk through life hand-in-hand.
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They support each other in their activism and in their personal care — because the two go hand in hand.
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Pruitt has a record of casting doubt on mainstream climate science and working hand-in-hand with oil companies.
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Art and criticism will always go hand in hand, especially when it comes to abstract interpretations of a medium.
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Girls definitely need to be more like a dude and I don't think those things go hand in hand.
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On the one hand, viral success speaks to the way that social media and visibility go hand-in-hand.
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As the couple made their way into the ceremony, they lit up with smiles while walking hand-in-hand.
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Alan, 31, and occupational therapist Smith walked hand-in-hand at Wednesday's show in Nashville, and were all smiles.
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Friday was a stark contrast from the couple's hand-in-hand walk on the White House lawn on Monday.
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On Monday, the two walked hand-in-hand as they grabbed coffee at a Starbucks in Studio City, California.
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For them, exercise went hand-in-hand with their desires for social connectivity, relaxing leisure time and feeling accomplished.
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The father and son walk off the court hand-in-hand, making a heartwarming moment out of his disappointment.
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But isn't it time to say that common sense on track limits must come hand-in-hand with safety?
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"We worked hand in hand with the neuroradiologists," said Katie Weimer, vice president of medical devices for 3D Systems.
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"Chewse employees operate hand-in-hand with the company's brand of caring and showing love through food," McIntyre said.
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Twitter's hand-in-hand system of creating graphics at least gives the company more control over the final product.
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But, remember: theirs was the generation that preceded online dating and everything that comes hand in hand with it.
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Careful curation and storytelling takes a backseat to wheeling and dealing, when these strategies should go hand-in-hand.
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Achieving the goals of the Green New Deal must also go hand in hand with transforming the financial sector.
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"We want to work hand-in-hand with you," he told cheering crowds in Oromia, the centre of unrest.
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Bale, 43, walked hand-in-hand on the red carpet and gave Blazic, 47, a sweet kiss as well.
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Laughton ultimately won Franco's heart, and the two walked off the yacht and into the sunset hand-in-hand.
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She smiled as she walked into the bash hand-in-hand with Tanaka, who carried a gigantic gift bag.
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The pair, who have been dating since May, walked hand-in-hand and gazed lovingly into each other's eyes.
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The pair was spotted walking hand-in-hand in New York City on Tuesday as the weather turned colder.
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Like the list of principles encourages, these app companies should be working hand-in-hand with city transit agencies.
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CBT goes hand in hand with ET, which gradually encourages patients to face the troubling thoughts and fears directly.
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The couple was spotted walking hand-in-hand in Manhattan on Sunday, disproving reports that the pair had split.
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"I respect your confidence but obese and overweight usually go hand in hand with health issues," wrote one commenter.
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The solution to this terrible trend shows yet again how feminism and opposition to abortion go hand in hand.
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After they were spotted jetting out of Los Angeles hand-in-hand on Saturday, the stars flew to Milan.
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Hand in Hand: A Benefit for Hurricane Harvey will air on CBS, ABC, NBC, Fox, and CMT on Sept.
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Jade looked like De Laurentiis's mini-me as they smiled and walked hand-in-hand down the red carpet.
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Going further south, theleaders of India and Pakistan hugged and walked hand-in-hand in Lahore on Christmas Day.
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"Terror and sports cannot go hand in hand," Goel added, referring to ongoing violence in the disputed Kashmir region.
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The couple vacationed in Norway in early January and were photographed hand-in-hand in London on Feb. 1.
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On Saturday, the Game of Thrones actress and the Happiness Begins hitmaker, 29, were seen walking hand-in-hand.
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Sheila Frazier and John Atchison On Wednesday, Cosby walked hand in hand with Frazier and Atchison to the courthouse.
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Bellator is working hand in hand with Spike TV and the fighters, and just allowing us to be ourselves.
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Wobbly knees, sweaty palms and all, fear and I are walking hand in hand down this new path together.
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The actor and Pakzad looked cozy on the red carpet after arriving hand-in-hand and posing closely together.
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It has yet to give details, but notes that pop culture and politics have long gone hand-in-hand.
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"One ministry alone cannot do this, all should come together and waste management should go hand in hand here".
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But what makes Spider-Man whole is how the mechanics go hand-in-hand with the story it's telling.
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A video taken by BBC Midlands Today shows Anu running around the schoolyard hand in hand with her pals.
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Tiger Woods, 42, and his girlfriend Erica Herman, 33, walked hand-in-hand at the opening ceremony on Thursday.
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Martin, 44, and Yosef, 32, walked hand-in-hand on the red carpet, both looking dapper in black tuxes.
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Glossier and that look of developing your own style through someone else's old clothing came hand-in-hand together.
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The corruption went hand in hand with other abuses, making it difficult for the commission to disentangle the two.
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Power is concentrated in few hands and ambitious economic reforms go hand in hand with repression of alternative views.
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I don't know why those two things have kind of gone hand in hand for me, but they have.
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It's "real" in its acknowledgment that wrongful incarceration, discrimination, and oppression go hand in hand with the black experience.
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Díaz-Canel arrived at the polls wearing a short-sleeved shirt and walking hand-in-hand with his wife.
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Knowing your goal goes hand in hand with knowing your purpose, but focuses on the outcomes of the conversation.
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Lightfoot also praised Beck's ability to engage and work hand-in-hand with activists in Los Angeles' black community.
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Frustration with the pace of economic growth went hand in hand with anger toward the political and economic establishment.
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There is no question in my mind: protecting eagles and growing wind power need to go hand-in-hand.
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It is no accident that Mr. Trump's affinity for conspiracy theories goes hand in hand with his authoritarian instincts.
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Pyongyang, however, prefers a gradual process of disarmament that goes hand-in-hand with U.S. economic and security concessions.
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The two went hand-in-hand and eventually 88 million were sold within the first decade of its arrival.
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CrossFit and romance may not always go hand-in-hand, but they did at this year's Reebok CrossFit Games.
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Earlier this week, the couple was spotted showing off some sweet PDA on set, strolling around hand-in-hand.
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The cuts have gone hand in hand with an increased government rhetoric on the importance of immigrants learning English.
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Let's wait for the blackout with our bottles of White-Out, two-fisted, hand in hand, the twist untwisted.
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Over the next couple years, Nong Am learned that unpredictability goes hand-in-hand with fighters from outside Thailand.
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There was also plenty of Trump fumbling, something that goes — literally — hand-in-hand with his being around Macron.
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While SOI and the trade winds often go hand-in-hand, they do not always follow the same tendency.
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There were photos of kids smiling in their parents' arms; couples hand-in-hand; and generations beaming for posterity.
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Diversity and inclusion go hand in hand, and productive diversity of opinion cannot be based on principles of exclusion.
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In all, the exhibitions of Live/Work illustrate how the living and working of artists go hand in hand.
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Rob Zombie and his new Hollywood Hills pad go hand-in-hand because they're both full of heavy metal.
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On the other hand, Netflix and Ms. Raggi worked hand in hand to prepare this year's Christmas-tree extravaganza.
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Hand in hand with knowing where your inventory is: knowing where it came from in case something goes wrong.
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Novack said the issues "go hand in hand" in that China and Iran are both criticized for rights violations.
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Social responsibility and connectivity come in different forms, and they go hand in hand with empathy, compassion, and humanity.
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When we went to war, the Puerto Ricans were hand in hand with the U.S. We defended the nation.
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For years, China has defied the axiom that a free political system and economic growth go hand in hand.
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More than one talked about ARVN soldiers' penchant for walking hand in hand as they headed out to battle.
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For many consumers, addressing core issues like climate change and sustainability go hand-in-hand with attracting their business.
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"Heat and drought go hand in hand," said Victor Murphy, the Southern regional program manager for the Weather Service.
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Above all, they dance together: hand in hand, arms around waists, waltzing or turning one another, finger to scalp.
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The couple, who are parents to 2750-month-old son Archie, arrived at the event together hand-in-hand.
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Viewers of the comedy series "Silicon Valley" note that uber-libertarianism and uber-geek machismo go hand in hand.
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Why can't HIV testing be something that goes hand-in-hand with having our cholesterol checked every six months?
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There they stand, hand in hand, as we join them in blissful matrimony, where two shall become as one.
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All this goes hand in hand with the fact that social media tends to skew younger and more liberal.
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Sisters Kylie and Khloe were photographed shopping hand-in-hand at a Costco store in Los Angeles in 2014 ...
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The traditions of Easter and Passover seemed worlds apart to me until that hand-in-hand moment with Max.
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Luciano's pose — hand in hand, loafered power stance — has evolved into something akin to an internet-wide Where's Waldo?
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Success and stress don't need to go hand in hand, as proven by Sundar Pichai's calm, simple morning routine.
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The benefit, called "Hand in Hand," will air live on NBC, CBS, ABC, Fox and CMT at 8 p.m.
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Working hand-in-hand with their fellow sailors around the globe instills a sense of pride within their community.
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Hand in hand with this, we are seeing the rise of artists who use data itself as a medium.
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This definitely encourages the surrealist aesthetic, and it works hand in hand with obscure angles, layering, reflections, and colors.
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Popular Force's alleged authoritarianism also goes hand in hand with its aversion to scrutiny and the corruption that permits.
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The pursuit of white cultural unity through Confederate commemoration went hand-in-hand with the promotion of white supremacy.
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With the combined efforts of many people the "Hand in Hand" telethon was able to raise more than $44 million.
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We do not want to leave things as they are, hand in hand we want to rebuild everything once again.
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Halfway along Pennsylvania Avenue, Trump's vehicle stopped and the new first couple walked hand in hand past the cheering crowds.
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"You don't have to choose between being fabulous and fun and being smart – they go hand in hand," she added.
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He hails from Bangladesh, and government corruption is rife in emerging markets, often going hand in hand with information suppression.
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She arrived hand-in-hand with Harry wearing a cream coat over a printed dress with a matching pillbox hat.
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Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin were spotted walking hand-in-hand leaving her apartment in New York City on Friday.
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Steve: Cannabis and food, to me, go hand in hand, because my mother owns a Mexican restaurant in Los Angeles.
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This couple looked totally at ease as they walked hand-in-hand in this wedding photo taken by Justin Jay.
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A witness later said he'd seen Cater and Williams hand-in-hand leaving a movie theater shortly before Cater disappeared.
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Pesce was also by her man's side and were spotted hand-in-hand leaving the New Jersey federal court together.
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Technology and music have become more intertwined over the past decade, and music and philanthropy often go hand in hand.
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Sally Hawkins in The Shape of Water Sex and romance also go hand-in-hand in The Shape of Water.
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The Hand in Hand: A Benefit for Hurricane Relief telethon, which aired Tuesday night, shared the video featuring Beyoncé's statements.
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It's also about push-and-pull, and the sometimes painful compromise that walks hand-in-hand with a shared existence.
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Like a lot of people, I never gave much thought before to vision and the heart going hand-in-hand.
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The 24-year-old actress stepped out hand-in-hand with boyfriend Henry Frye in New York City on Monday.
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The two walked hand-in-hand as they made their way to the party and were seen locking lips outside.
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It came after the Hand in Hand: A Benefit for Hurricane Harvey Relief telethon, which Scooter Braun, Bieber's manager, organized.
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Back in the city, they were most recently seen walking hand-in-hand in N.Y.C. following a dinner at Nobu.
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This is an attitude that goes hand in hand with abuse, and it's not one on offer to most women.
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It allowed Houstonians and outside volunteer organizations such as the Cajun Navy to work hand in hand with public officials.
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Nonetheless, there is a rough consensus among political scientists that healthy democracies and high turnout often go hand in hand.
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A busty frame and a turtleneck haven't always gone hand-in-hand — at least this writer has always been skeptical.
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The capacity to build them up and to make them successful in the battlefield have to go hand-in-hand.
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On Sunday, the duo kept the PDA flowing, stepping out hand-in-hand for a late lunch at the Delano.
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The couple was photographed walking hand-in-hand after the rapper's concert in Madison Square Garden in New York City.
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The 19773-year-old actress walked the red carpet with her grandmother Tippi Hedren, posing hand-in-hand for photographers.
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On Monday, the 1D singer and The Originals actress walked hand-in-hand during a night out in Los Angeles.
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Hiring local people to work hand-in-hand with communities would be a huge step forward to addressing these issues.
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Whitney Way Thore wants her followers to know that working out and weight loss don't always go hand-in-hand.
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Michael Dante DiMartino: Moments after the end of the series, when they stepped hand-in-hand into the spirit portal.
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Since reality TV and Facebook / Twitter go hand in hand, Hayu also places a huge emphasis on social media integration.
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The couple was smiles when they stepped out hand-in-hand to do some last minute snowy shopping on Monday.
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"The two deals go hand in hand, it is part of an overall refinancing exercise," the source said, without elaborating.
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Grindcore is loose, open agression, pure unadultered, raw emotion that goes hand-in-hand with the theme of class warfare.
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Simpson accompanied Lawrence to the 2014 Oscars, and the two BFFs were spotted walking hand in hand at the event.
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They jogged the rest of the way together, finishing hand-in-hand, as the photos from the expecting mom show.
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Jamie and the beautiful lady beelined it out of Bootsy Bellows in WeHo at around 2 AM ... hand in hand.
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She's even hit the catwalk before, walking hand-in-hand with Kelly Osbourne at Madonna's Material Girl show in 2011.
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While the duo has 20 years between them, both are radiant as they stroll hand-in-hand on the beach.
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"Now we have Republicans hand in hand with Democrats offering us trillion-dollar deficits," Senator Rand Paul complained mid-filibuster.
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Our work shows that in many industries, the increase in concentration has gone hand in hand with rising intangible investment.
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In Chechnya, Moscow's human rights violations and marginalization of moderate voices went hand-in-hand with the rise of extremism.
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Increased quality standards and better data about critical incidents can work hand in hand to help us improve these systems.
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"Going hand in hand with a blue-chip partner like BOX would be a great advantage for us," he added.
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European military coordination would provide hard power as well, in an era when the two often go hand in hand.
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Thilo comes walking hand-in-hand with his girlfriend from the polling station at Peter Pan Elementary School in Marzahn.
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It's the business of journalists to report on the secret intelligence services, not to work hand-in-hand with them.
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To Ted Cruz and others — we are working hand in hand with law enforcement to make sure nothing happens here.
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The theological roots of "positive thinking" show how the seeming polar extremes of pessimism and optimism work hand in hand.
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And they go hand in hand with an ethno-nationalist agenda that is about protecting white jobs and white people.
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Also, it appears as though, in the universe of the initial letter, such caretaking goes hand-in-hand with ownership.
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We don't need science to tell us that getting stoned and getting the munchies tend to go hand in hand.
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Together, hand-in-hand with the the most amazing community on the planet, we can shape the future of photography.
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I could switch this as my favorite record with The L-Shaped Man, they kind of go hand-in-hand.
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But the right is where the paranoid style goes hand in hand with real power, and can do real damage.
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"* In addition, he said, "we're getting rid of regulations which goes hand in hand with the lowering of the taxes.
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Talend has worked hand-in-hand with Domino's Pizza to evaluate franchisee performance and identify ways to drive better margins.
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Most Americans assume that democracy and free markets go hand in hand, naturally working together to generate prosperity and freedom.
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On Labor Day, the pair was snapped taking a stroll through the streets of Venice walking hand-in-hand together.
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But while the two left Greece hand-in-hand, their romance wouldn't last long, with Brown calling off the engagement.
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Technological solutions are not enough; they must go hand in hand with changes in the way we feel and act.
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"We firmly believe that economic development and the protection of biodiversity can, and must, go hand in hand," she said.
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Jake recalls a moment of violent reaction as he and Juan once walked hand in hand in New York City.
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The two descriptions go hand in hand, actually, as in this case "noble" is from a German word for unreactive.
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The optionality that comes hand-in-hand with robust cash flows makes these firms especially enticing during times of turmoil.
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All of this must go hand in hand with a larger strategy to counter Iranian aggression in the Middle East.
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To his credit, Mr. Barker doesn't disregard the frustration and confusion that go hand-in-hand with bravery and dedication.
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Especially when it goes hand in hand with a culture where, for decades, casual sexism has not been called out.
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That openness has gone hand-in-hand with the expectation that what was said at Google would stay within Google.
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When the pair walk hand-in-hand, Ru's "We get to choose our family" quote is felt in every frame.
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The popular myth that profit and social justice can go hand in hand underlies every would-be ethical business venture.
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Sticking to the lower ceiling could go hand in hand with ensuring a more sustainable and equitable society, it added.
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In Europe and other parts of the globe, subscription plans and movie theaters have gone hand-in-hand for decades.
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For Buttigieg, the delegate strategy also works hand in hand with the broader message of the former South Bend, Ind.
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Sometimes we walk hand in hand, but we always use this stroll as an opportunity to talk about our work.
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Bucking convention, the Mike & Molly star and her fellow nominees lined up hand-in-hand on stage, Miss America-style.
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VT: Oh yes, I'm an Inbox Zero fan and a big believer that etiquette and pragmatism go hand-in-hand.
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A shell-shocked Day, usually accomodating with the media, walked off hand-in-hand with wife Ellie without taking questions.
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We spun through the empty living room together hand in hand, dancing ecstatically until we collapsed in a giggling heap.
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He was driving along in his car one day and saw the two crossing the street, walking hand in hand.
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When the women enter the cemetery, they walk hand in hand, clutching sticks to fend off dogs or potential attackers.
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"Fiscal responsibility in high-debt countries should go hand in hand with more supportive policy action in low-debt countries."
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On Labor Day, the pair were snapped taking a stroll through the streets of Venice walking hand-in-hand together.
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Hand in hand, they crossed over the demarcation line, signifying what many hoped was the start of a new era.
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On the red carpet, eight actresses walked hand in hand with activists who focus on sexual harassment and gender inequality.
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Carl Jung called secrets "psychic poison," which is apt, because secrets are corrosive and go hand in hand with shame.
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Meghan and Harry touched down in Morocco on Saturday hand-in-hand as they made a glamorous entrance into the country.
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This one goes hand in hand with the theory that the Umbers are planning to do some Bolton-based back-stabbing.
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Russia, the European Union, the Middle East, and Australia work hand in hand with Chinese aluminum producers in the global marketplace.
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The couple walked hand-in-hand at Kensington Palace's Sunken Garden and fans gathered outside the gates to cheer them on.
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Universal coverage and zero patient spending go hand in hand, all part of a new and improved American health care system.
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"Skincare and makeup go hand in hand and Kylie Skin was something I dreamt up soon after Kylie Cosmetics," Jenner wrote.
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Naturally, she was hand in hand with hubby Nick Jonas, who matched with Priyanka in a cream suit and white kicks.
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Love was one the most popular hashtags of the night, going hand in hand with the liberal use of heart emoji.
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Harry and Meghan were seen hand-in-hand Monday arriving at the semi-final rounds of the Invictus Games in Toronto.
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Memories go hand in hand with time, after all; memories are the primary way that the past is "real" to us.
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Or, maybe it's because movies have been pushing the idea that Christmas and love go hand in hand for years now.
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Nevertheless, Edward has witnessed real love between his parents, but also the tragedy that can come hand-in-hand with that.
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And she's even hit the catwalk before, walking hand-in-hand with Kelly Osbourne at Madonna's Material Girl show in 2011.
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Why this matters: This goes hand in hand with the policy that led the far-right leader to victory: fighting corruption.
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The star power for Hand in Hand: A Benefit for Hurricane Harvey Relief is set to be pretty strong as well.
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The duo confirmed their relationship in September at Kith's New York Fashion Week show, where they walked in hand-in-hand.
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Floyd Patterson and Tracy Harris Patterson The very first father and son to win world titles did so hand in hand.
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Defense companies in Alabama and Mississippi are working hand-in-hand with the Israeli Defense Forces on new life-saving technologies.
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Besides being inaccurate, this does a disservice to both the Shia and Sunni Iraqis working hand-in-hand to defeat ISIS.
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The company's large investments in AI go hand-in-hand with its push toward live video and other consumer-centric focuses.
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Brent reminisces about seeing a previous bandmate in a car park, hand-in-hand with his wife, flanked by smiling children.
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Harry and Meghan memorably walked hand-in-hand at the Invictus Games in Toronto in September 2017 (their first public event!).
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The reserve accumulation of the past two decades has gone hand-in-hand with a soaring current-account deficit in America.
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The royal couple walked hand-in-hand into the wheelchair tennis event at the Paralympic-style games in Toronto on Monday.
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"Pollution causes accelerated aging, so they really go hand in hand," Cleeve explains of beauty's all-hands battle against the issue.
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Nicole Phelps, posted a pic of herself and Michael walking hand in hand near the ocean, while clutching a giant bouquet.
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Besides, wanting to spend all your time around food often goes hand-in-hand with generally appreciating a variety of ingredients.
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And just like their very first appearance together last year at the Invictus Games in Toronto, they arrived hand-in-hand.
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All these drawings make visible a process of experimentation, which goes hand in hand with the mobility of the artist's standpoint.
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He makes the opposite case: properly integrating newcomers, he insists, goes "hand-in-hand" with showing that migration is under control.
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As the royal couple walked down the pier at Kingfisher Bay jetty hand-in-hand, Meghan adorably cradled her baby bump.
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Among the images are close-ups of couples in tender embraces, hand-in-hand on marches or simply reading the newspaper.
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Justin Bieber can't keep his hands to himself -- 17-year-old Sofia Richie and the Biebs apparently go hand in hand.
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That's a part of the Destination Disney Line that we just launched, but that goes hand in hand with my compact.
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The two concepts seemed to go hand in hand, and Hoekstra began working on a Water Neutral Calculator for Ndebele's foundation.
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"100 percent you cannot out-train a poor diet," he says about making sure diet and exercise go hand in hand.
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The cast walked hand-in-hand before their final curtain bow as they geared up to film their last scenes together.
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In fact, corporations' ability to raise their leverage against workers goes hand-in-hand with the decline of the labor movement.
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When Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino entered New Jersey federal court Friday, it was hand-in-hand with his fiancée Lauren Pesce.
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Know the difference between regular drinking and problematic drinking Substance abuse can often go hand in hand with mental health issues.
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When businesses effectively articulate their purpose, act transparently, and stand by their values, trust and success can go hand in hand.
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Foxx, 51, was seen leaving Bootsy Bellows nightclub in Los Angeles hand-in-hand with Vave, a singer/songwriter and model.
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Process is not the enemy of creativity —they go hand-in-hand and both are necessary to build your innovation engine.
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It's a question that goes hand in hand with examining the popular reaction to The Room, which is to ridicule it.
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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex took on a series of engagements in the historic county on Wednesday hand-in-hand.
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Harry and Meghan memorably walked hand-in-hand at the Invictus Games in Toronto in September 2017 (their first public event!).
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Barnier himself said negotiations were in their final stages and the EU was working "hand-in-hand" with the Irish government.
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These go hand in hand, to some extent, but the change in strategic mindset is by far the more interesting problem.
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It went hand-in-hand with the rainbow flags of gay pride an embraced women as equally as it did men.
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We caught the 'Bachelorette' couple walking hand in hand in Bev Hills Tuesday where they shot down their recent breakup rumors.
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Regulatory action must go hand in hand with tough antitrust enforcement to deliver the innovation and lower prices that consumers deserve.
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This goes hand in hand with helping to educate street users of all types on how to enjoy these new facilities.
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Bieber and Baldwin were previously seen earlier walking hand-in-hand while smooching in a café and picking up some groceries.
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The couple were spotted walking hand-in-hand leaving London's Salmontini restaurant on Wednesday after celebrating her pal Lily England's birthday.
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The Choker PairingChokers have been back with a vengeance, so it's only right that these two trends go hand-in-hand.
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She's been in the business long enough to recognize that strong critical reception goes hand-in-hand with huge album sales.
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It's only logical, but therein lies the trap: the unsaid things that come hand-in-hand with an internet-connected widget.
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"We want (the listings) to go hand-in-hand with Argentina's reintegration into global financial markets," Eurnekian said in an interview.
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Further, Trump's presidency shows that corporate oligarchies and autocratic politics go hand-in-hand in America no less than in Russia.
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A new report by our two organizations shows that a smaller correctional footprint and less crime can go hand-in-hand.
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"I don't know why those two things have kind of gone hand in hand for me, but they have," she said.
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So, using Ms. Schwartz's witch costume prop, they jumped hand-in-hand toward the prison entryway, where the warden once sat.
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As these brain areas degrade, people develop frontotemporal dementia (FTD) -- and this often comes hand-in-hand with violent, asocial behavior.
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But if you are heavily invested in stocks, exposure to downturn risk goes hand-in-hand with the sky-high market.
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Prosecutors alleged that Manafort and Gates worked hand-in-hand to defraud banks and avoid paying taxes on their offshore money.
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"This deliberate manipulation by the Syrian government and the complacency of the U.N. have played hand-in-hand," the letter stated.
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Instead, Bouchard-Hall believes the amateur cyclist and elite cyclist go hand-in-hand, the growth of one helping the other.
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Veronica Smiley (left) walks hand in hand with spouse, film producer Brian Glazer (right), who produced "A Beautiful Mind" in 2001.
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But if you're just walking down the street hand in hand with another guy, then it's OK, nobody will say anything.
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I think we're also trying to talk more about automation and our algorithms, so, maybe the two go hand in hand.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Christmas and pop music go hand in hand, and doesn't Hannah Diamond know it.
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Shaggy and his wife, Renee, marched hand in hand in matching black and red jerseys that matched her beehive burgundy hair.
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By working hand in hand with OSM, we have reviewed almost 1 million KM of roads across SEA this year alone.
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She walked hand-in-hand with a young black boy wearing a FUBU by Pyer Moss sweater as the rain fell.
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But it's only in those final hours where Unbound leverages the strengths of its predecessor, design and story hand-in-hand.
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The 55-year-old actor attended the LACMA Art and Film Gala in Los Angeles hand in hand with Alexandra Grant.
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It doesn't go hand in hand with the city and the representation of what we're trying to do to move forward.
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Watching Roxie and Albie walk hand-in-hand (and occasionally squabble) was, as much as anything, what the trip was about.
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The Trump administration failed to apply another lesson of the Ebola fight: Overseas containment and domestic readiness go hand in hand.
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"I'm proud to have worked with President Trump hand in hand to pass the biggest tax cut in history," he said.
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We cannot remain hostage to our past but instead must look to the future hand in hand with our international partners.
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The engaged couple was spotted walking around New York City hand-in-hand while dressed for the rainy and cool weather.
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In April, they attended Coachella together and a month later were photographed walking hand-in-hand while in New York City.
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As they threaded their way through the throngs, the actresses, who were dressed in black, were laughing together, hand in hand.
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Instead he embraced both his blackness and his androgynous bravado, characteristics that don't necessarily go hand in hand on first thought.
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"Cooking goes hand-in-hand with being a performer—you want people to enjoy what you're doing," Robert Earl Keen observes.
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Working hand in hand with politicians in Madrid, conservative politicians in Catalonia acted as a buffer against smaller parties advocating secessionism.
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She also took several videos of her parents walking hand-in-hand and complimenting them on how good they look together.
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The act of rapidly retreating and the act of getting on one leg to kick do not go hand in hand.
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John Stamos and Paula Abdul, and Tommy Lee and Heather Locklear were among the then-couples who arrived hand-in-hand.
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When asked for his advice to those entrepreneurs, Wang said that big ideas and practical planning must go hand-in-hand.
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In 2016 alone, the manufacturing industry contributed $85033 trillion to the US economy — working hand-in-hand with natural gas producers.
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"Voting and consuming news — those things go hand in hand," said Tom Huang, assistant managing editor of The Dallas Morning News.
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He and his silver-haired partner pose for red carpet photos hand in hand, and it warms my barely beating heart.
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Lockly Vision ($399— available Q1 2020)Smart locks and video doorbells really go hand in hand — why not put them together?
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Size and wattage usually go hand in hand, but size is its own consideration based on where your microwave will fit.
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This abuse of power goes hand in hand with all the other abuses of power that Donald Trump has engaged in.
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Policy experts point out that addiction goes hand-in-hand with other mental health disorders, such as mood disorders and depression.
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Democrats and Republicans who recognize that better solutions emerge when the parties work hand-in-hand need ways to share ideas.
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The rollback of women's protections doesn't impact just women but goes hand-in-hand with an overarching decline in human rights.
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This is £50 cheaper than buying the items separately, and you'll probably want both devices, as they go hand in hand.
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Earthquakes Quakes and California go hand in hand, and the state's first big temblor came four days into the new year.
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"I would like to support her firmly and, hand in hand, build a happy family with lots of laughter," he said.
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But the museum's hand-in-hand treatment of the concepts conveys an implicit promise to museumgoers of the uplift to come.
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Mueller will work hand in hand with the New York prosecutors, but they will be in charge of the other matters.
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Still, for a network where youthful heroes and battling the supernatural often go hand in hand, "Charmed" casts a breezy spell.
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Hand in hand, we savored birdsong and breathed in the open sky from a bench tucked among the trees and roses.
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Until the end, it pulled off a rare balancing act in dining culture: warmth, affordability and experimentation, all hand in hand.
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"Increasing livestock production goes hand in hand with raising farm animals safe from various diseases," said Kim according to the newspaper.
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Not that it's preachy, but the constant connectedness goes hand-in-hand with surveillance, and with the spread of destructive ideas.
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Cyber crime and cyber espionage have long gone hand-in-hand in Russia, and the DOJ's case would not be unprecedented.
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"We have been working hand in hand with them and we've been giving them all the data they need," Khosrowshahi said.
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These attempts to label Styles as something go hand in hand with a need to reject the "former boy-bander" label.
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They walked hand-in-hand as they made their way down the aisle, smiling while friends and family showered them with leaves.
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Its extreme levels of violence, among the highest in the world, go hand in hand with an appalling rate of criminal impunity.
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In fact, the two emotions go hand in hand, as closeness often feels like the only thing able to combat our fears.
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Her sister Kourtney arrived hand in hand with her boyfriend Bendjima and were all smiles as they danced by the DJ booth.
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For Google, privacy is functional, going hand-in-hand with on-device data processing to make features faster and more widely accessible.
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The two walked hand-in-hand backstage before taking their seats, and we could watch them banter back-and-forth all day.
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They took their relationship public in March, when they were pictured together for the first time walking hand-in-hand in London.
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The source adds the couple, who were spotted kissing on numerous occasions throughout their night out, exited the venue hand-in-hand.
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In Turkey, certain ideas of "progress" and "modernization" go hand in hand with Westernization and, thus, are part of a global phenomenon.
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"Braiding and Black motherhood go hand in hand, which is exactly why before I have any babies of my own," Elleby says.
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Swift, 26, and Harris, 32, left the Italian eatery hand-in-hand, as she glanced up at him with an adoring smile.
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Meanwhile, besides the obvious connotation with healthy eating, Gordon says vegetables also go hand in hand with the consumer's obsession with protein.
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Now, the construction crews are working hand in hand with scientists to further explore the site in search of more fossil finds.
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The term "friend zone" often comes hand-in-hand with the word "cuck," another Twitter zing that the alt-right has adopted.
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Smart displays and "cute" almost never go hand in hand, but the Smart Clock is an adorable little bedside or desk gadget.
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The couple has been together since the summer of 2018, and they're no strangers to walking the red carpet hand-in-hand.
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Their venue has offered to help, according to KPRC 103, and has obviously taken Hand in Hand off its preferred-vendor list.
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Curated by Kelsey Halliday Johnson, this rigorous exhibition uses art to critique the stereotype that men and technology go hand in hand.
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They attended the Gala together Monday night hand-in-hand, and have been pretty much inseparable since their daughter, Stormi, was born.
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It's really about being in a relationship with this person and walking hand in hand with them as they approach their death.
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In a single generation, the country went from beggar to donor, showing that rapid growth and democracy can go hand in hand.
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Manipulated photos showed him walking hand in hand with allies through a fence: Orbán's fence, constructed to stop refugees crossing into Hungary.
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The couple of more than a year caused a sensation on Monday when they walked hand-in-hand during the Invictus Games.
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By the finale, she's ended things with Randy, and she and Chris attend the spur-of-the-moment wedding hand in hand.
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Economics textbooks say that times of low unemployment go hand in hand with juicy pay rises as employers compete harder for staff.
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Heidi Klum and new fiancé Tom Kaulitz were inseparable during the show and were spotted walking hand-in-hand during commercial breaks.
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"If tech wants to walk hand in hand with our government in this experiment in tyranny, then go for it," said Ryan.
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The researchers concluded that, while other explanations are possible, it's likely that winning and a sense of entitlement go hand in hand.
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TV/Splash News Online Although the two looked to be in good spirits, walking hand-in-hand through a crowd of fans.
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The British actor, 26, and the model were recently spotted walking hand-in-hand down a Beverly Hills street, according to E!
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So to finally be standing up there with her hand-in-hand, taking a bow, and feeling the love for the audience?
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In many of these churches, entertainment, commerce and Christianity go hand in hand -- as long as those hands are full of cash.
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Spouses will walk the carpet hand-in-hand, musicians will debut new significant others, and some non-romantic duos will become iconic.
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They have reportedly been dating since late 2015, and were spotted walking hand-in-hand outside a London restaurant early last month.
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But Apple is more than a hardware company; it's also a software company, and its hardware and software go hand in hand.
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Today, they're sought-after models in the fashion industry, most recently walking the Dolce & Gabbana runway hand-in-hand in February. 2.
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Rising interest rates go hand-in-hand with a stronger dollar, making it harder for developing countries to repay dollar-denominated debt.
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