WHAT'S HAPPENING TO THE STOCK MARKET, WHAT'S HAPPENING TO THE BOND MARKET, WHAT'S HAPPENING TO THE THE DOLLAR.
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I knew if it was happening to us, it was happening to more women.
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Earthquakes aren't happening to us alone after all; they're happening to the planet itself.
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What's happening to SEE enrollees is happening to millions of other people across the country.
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What is happening to him is happening to me because he, like my family, is my life.
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And she doesn't trust that what's happening to her is also happening to her white neighbors in Cleveland Heights.
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"Basically, good things are happening to old people, while bad things are happening to young ones," Deaton told BuzzFeed News.
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These inferences felt like threats, or declarations, like I deserved to have happening to me what was happening to me.
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This has been happening to black women online for a long time, this has been happening to trans women online for a long time, this has been happening to women in the infosec community for a long time.
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"Basically, good things are happening to old people, while bad things are happening to young ones," one expert told BuzzFeed News.
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"Whatever is happening to Mr. Subrata Roy, and whatever is happening to myself, it hasn't affected our financial resources," Mallya said.
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"Because it's not just happening to them, it's happening to all of us and it could be anyone of us," he added.
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I see what's happening to L.A., I see what's happening to San Francisco, I see what's happening to some great cities, and I've said to my people whether they like it or not, we're going to have to do something.
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Bad things haven't been happening to me, nothing has been happening to me, while I'm surrounded by a sea of everyone else's something.
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But in terms of understanding labor market dynamics, there is nothing special happening to American men that isn't also happening to American women.
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You take a look at what is happening to steal and -- happening to steel and China dumping steel, which is killing our workers.
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"You always see [immigration] situations happening to other people, but you never really imagine it actually happening to you," Ledesma told the Star Advertiser.
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"Everyone that you're connecting with is in a radius where the same thing that's happening to you is most likely happening to them," she said.
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A public artwork reminds us that what's happening to the humans in a city is not necessarily the same as what's happening to the animals.
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"There is no more significant threat than climate change and it isn't just happening to people in far-off countries — it's happening to us," Ms. McCarthy said.
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So it often follows, in many people's thinking, that what's happening to the humans in a city is the same as what's happening to the plants and animals.
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They can feed in far more valuable information about what's happening to the land, what's happening to the water, what improvements can be done, and how things are changing around them.
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It's also horrifying because what is happening to them is a glimpse of what is happening to all of us in North America and in many other parts around the world.
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The bigger issue is not what is happening to the world's most important Opinion page, but rather what is happening to you, the reader, as your mind loses its most vital nourishment.
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"People looked around and thought, 'Gee, if this is happening to Uncle Bud and that's happening to my friend down the street and to all of these people I know,'" she said.
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If this were happening to Hillary Clinton, if this were happening to Hillary Clinton, we had to Trump people, or two people burrowed in who despise the Clintons, were laughing at the Clintons.
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"I kept thinking that if this were happening to me, a person who is white, articulate, educated and fluent in English, what on earth is happening to people who don't have my power? "
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How in the world was this fucking happening to ME?!
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"What the hell is happening to me?" she asks Felix.
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And finally I knew why this was happening to me.
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The first, a comprehension of what was happening to me.
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I'm trying to figure out what's happening to my life.
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What pulled me in is what's happening to working families.
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He finally decided to report what was happening to him.
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Now she wasn't sure what was happening to that money.
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Something, however, is happening to mussels as we know them.
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We must prevent that from happening to protect women's lives.
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So we age, what exactly is happening to the body?
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What happened to Baby's account is now happening to Lola's.
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And they don't deserve what is happening to their country.
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There's no word yet on what's happening to the stumps.
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""I was crying, 'Why is this happening to my baby?
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I understood what was happening to her but she didn't.
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Because consumer is already happening to a very great deal.
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What was happening to your legs to cause you pain?
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Duncan and Jenny parallel what's happening to Jon and Daenerys.
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"I'm happy with what is happening to me," he said.
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But that's exactly what is happening to many insured Americans.
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You don't want any of these dinners happening to you.
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You are not thinking about something bad happening to you.
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My neighbors had no idea what was happening to me.
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" Vega says, "Please help this from happening to anyone else.
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I can't believe this is happening to us right now!
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You're the first person that actually that is happening to!
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It was a scream of, 'Look what's happening to us!
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Or something should be happening to them and it's not.
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Or something shouldn't be happening to them and it is.
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There are a lot of things happening to indigenous people.
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WALLACE: Sir... TRUMP: Have you seen what's happening to Aleppo?
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You have to be aware of what's happening to me.
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The second is what's happening to the native cuisine itself.
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"Still happening to me," Lupine tweeted of the alleged censorship.
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They focus on real stuff happening to make things better.
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Do you think the same thing is happening to Berlin?
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This is what seems to be happening to him now.
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You feel like you're the only person it's happening to.
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The same thing is already happening to the Parkland kids.
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The hospital cannot quite believe what is happening to it.
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"Then the bad things started happening to us," he wrote.
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Or something only happening to children who were born premature.
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None of them want to see this happening to kids.
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"This is a really positive thing that's happening to everybody."
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It's a universal feeling like, Wait, what's happening to me?
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And now it is happening to Lenín Moreno in Ecuador.
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Aasma finally told him what had been happening to her.
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We can't imagine anything bad happening to our beloved pets.
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There's something big happening to the social structure of neighborhoods.
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I don't remember having this 'What's happening to us?' moment.
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I'm like, you guys don't understand what's happening to America.
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Only then, did I realize what was happening to me.
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What's happening to our data when we use the app?
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Take a look at what's happening to our world, folks.
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We did not know what was happening to our son.
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When people say, 'Oh, I'm 40 now, and this is happening to me and that's happening to me,' it's the cumulative effect of years of neglect, which—by the way—can still be turned around.
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So that is something which is already happening to some extent.
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I see what&aposs happening to these families with these children.
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We know what is happening because it is happening to us.
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Is it related to whatever's happening to Julie Purcell (Lena McCarthy)?
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"I couldn't believe this was happening to my son," Castillo said.
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Do the children have any sense of what's happening to them?
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Nothing is happening to the apps, website or your Vines today.
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"People need to know what's happening to these kids," says Russell.
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Yeah, you don't want a Theranos happening to you, do you?
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My goodness, what's happening to the ozone and the ice caps?
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They felt like urban legends happening to you in real time.
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Parents don't know what's happening to their children, and vice versa.
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It was happening to Michael [Jackson] and Prince, the whole group.
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Either way, it seems to be happening to Rooney as well.
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If you think that's happening to you, don't work it out.
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These are stories presented as though they're happening to real people.
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Roberts thinks a similar effect may be happening to the brain.
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But everything started stacking up, bad things started happening to him.
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I'm not OK. Too much stuff is just happening to me.
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This needs to stop happening to people, it is so wrong!
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So we want to stop that from happening to young actresses.
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Image: Wildlife Photographer Scott PortelliSomething strange is happening to the oceans.
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" Michelle Garza: "What terrifies me is anything happening to my children.
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This is happening to people who are honest, law-abiding citizens.
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"I had no idea what was happening to me," Luuk explains.
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What's happening now, and through that, what's happening to me emotionally.
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That led to many bad things happening to buildings and people.
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In my personal life, I'm terrified by what's happening to us.
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People externally have misconstrued: 'Look what's happening to the Mac team!
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Look at what's happening to the auto companies, as a contrast.
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But there are ways to prevent this from happening to you.
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You know the biggest thing happening to me in Puerto Rico?
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And, actually, I tried to stop that happening, to be honest.
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We understand that what's happening to Dolores and Maeve is wrong.
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We all see what happens and what's been happening to you.
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"I didn't know what was happening to me," Jesse told me.
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Yet terrible things happening to children shouldn't excuse abuse of animals.
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What's happening to the kids after they're separated from their parents?
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And sadly, this disappearing act isn't only happening to those dating.
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She was afraid of exactly what is happening to her now.
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And what's happening to Plaquemines is happening all along the coast.
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These kinds of encounters were happening to her everywhere she went.
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Well, what's happening to the characters in this film is horrifying.
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Is everything that's happening to her happening for the first time?
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This is exactly what is happening to Alec Cook right now.
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I'm scared to fall asleep because it keeps happening to me.
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And maybe he doesn't like seeing what's happening to the country.
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What do you see happening to the economy and labour force?
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This is really a bigger story about what's happening to humanity.
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But it's also what's causing what's happening to all these neighborhoods.
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But something is happening to the first-person perspective in games.
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Do you remember what was happening to you at the time?
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Minute after minute we're witnessing bad things happening to this group.
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I didn't understand what was happening to me when it happened.
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It's happening to a lot of people, and that's not acceptable.
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"We know nothing about [what is happening to] him," she said.
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At times, I felt that [they were] actually happening to me.
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"I don't want this to keep happening to kids," he said.
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"I couldn't believe this was actually happening to me," she said.
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And lately I've been wondering if that's what's happening to America.
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We talked in ragged tones about what was happening to us.
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A story of a remarkable interesting thing happening to a person.
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But the people it was happening to knew it was happening.
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What is happening to BP and other companies is quite different.
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What's happening to Lisa and Peter Strzok, what's happening with them?
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"I'm so sorry this is happening to you," her mom texted.
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Outrage at what's happening to America isn't just justified, it's essential.
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What is happening to the state's transmission grid as it ages?
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What is happening to the ground under Mexico City, and why?
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"I couldn't believe this was happening to us," Mr. Bonifacio said.
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"I just couldn't believe what was happening to me," she testified.
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What's happening to our Earth is not normal and not acceptable.
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" He claims that "something ominous is happening to men in America.
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This was a thing that had been happening to me lately.
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So I just accept whatever damage is happening to my eardrums.
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I see what's happening to our country; it's going to hell.
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"This is not something that's just happening to me," he said.
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What's happening to Lisa and — to Pete Strzok and Lisa Page?
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What happened then to Biden is what's happening to him now.
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I'm just so saddened by this thing happening to our country.
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"There's too many things happening to us for the first time."
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I think: God is everywhere... Oh, Michaela, what's happening to me?
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Media business, we all know what's happening to advertising CPMs, right?
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Some guy named Phil is just happening to look at it.
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" "It's one-sided," she said "[They] have these lavish trips to Israel, but they don't show the side that I know is real, which is what's happening to my grandmother and what's happening to my family there.
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And that's what is happening to organic since they got Whole Foods.
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It's hard when it's happening to you this far into a relationship.
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Do you ever feel like that is happening to you right now?
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The same thing was happening to other people at the same time.
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As you're growing up, most of your life is happening to you.
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The most difficult thing for financial markets is what's happening to margins.
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Also essential is an understanding of the changes happening to these spaces.
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That is devastating and that should not be happening to our students.
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For talking about what's happening to you, how you relate to others.
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Initially, the Shepards felt as though this was only happening to them.
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You have to look at what is happening to us in Syria.
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I couldn't help but wonder if it was happening to me again.
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That is partly because there is less regulation happening to begin with.
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So full of sadness that this has been happening to so many.
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Something strange is happening to one of the coldest places on Earth.
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"This is a devastating thing, and it's happening to so many people."
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And, most importantly, how can I stop it from happening to me?
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It's not enough to be outraged by what's happening to the planet.
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For those who did, there was too much happening to process alone.
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I didn't know what was going to end up happening to it.
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I don't have the capacity to deal with what's happening to him.
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And that's exactly what is happening to the 26-year-old now.
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I couldn't believe that it was happening to me, but it was.
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But more important, farmers have to see what's happening to their product.
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We're now at a point where these movies are happening to us.
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He did the same thing that I see happening to women today.
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Something similar is happening to the taboo on sexual violence against women.
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The war, what was happening to America, the brutality of the world.
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Now it seems to be happening to the pragmatic, cautious Angela Merkel.
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Look at what is happening to interest rate-sensitive sectors right now.
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It was just so emblematic of what was happening to Hayes Valley.
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I was groomed into thinking what was happening to me was normal.
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I suppose we all try to prevent anything bad happening to us.
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It was harming my kid to see what was happening to me.
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Which is why it's so heartbreaking to see what's happening to it.
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But if that's the worst thing that's happening to Metallica, that's great.
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It was happening to college grads as well as high-school dropouts.
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There were glimmers of something cruel and even dangerous happening to him.
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These scientists today are worried about this same thing happening to humans.
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What happens is less important, finally, than who it is happening to.
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I realized then that something was happening to me from being incarcerated.
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I don't understand how this is still happening to me years later.
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But that is exactly what's happening to women all across this country.
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Mr. Baldwin understood clearly, he said, what was happening to black people.
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My primary concern is what is happening to my country, my people.
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Beloveds, I am so sorry coronavirus is happening to all of us.
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Just remember: You're not the only person or company it's happening to.
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"I saw what was happening to my eyes, my face," he says.
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For months I suffered silently, not knowing what was happening to me.
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What's happening to them may be the tip of a growing iceberg.
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"These are the changes that are happening to our family," he said.
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And again, what's happening to our data when we use that app?
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There are countless horror stories about what's happening to immigrants under Trump.
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I feel very against of course what is happening to the Rohingyas.
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That, after all, is why the buildup is happening to begin with.
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But it's not clear what's happening to these women after they report.
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But experiences like my own are sadly happening to trans people everywhere.
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That said, what do we make of what's happening to Ansari himself?
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What Oliver takes issue with, however, is what's happening to DaVita's patients.
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Not because it isn't happening to other women—because it's happening to all of us—but because the chances of someone coming to my defense, aid, or joining forces with me in taking a stand are slim to none.
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Nearly a month after the Brexit referendum, what's happening to London house prices?
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I wasn't able, at the time, to stop what was happening to me.
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What's happening to Europe as a result of refugee flows is just incredible.
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It was happening to women of color, to trans women, to gay people.
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I felt like I was one step away from that happening to me.
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"Why do you not care what's happening to our country?" his boss asked.
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With the spread of cryptojacking, that infuriating scenario is happening to more people.
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What do you see happening to the arts in the current political climate?
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"It's not just happening to me, and it's a huge problem," he said.
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And the numbers are staggering, so it's happening to a lot of people.
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It happened to the iPhone and Facebook, and now it's happening to Snapchat.
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You want to know what's happening to your body as you enter puberty.
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They're happening to you, and you're just not having a say in it.
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This is exactly what our telescopes observed happening to V1213 Cen in 2009.
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Cherry Blossoms in DC (Image: Andrew Bossi)Something weird is happening to spring.
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There is a grassroots movement happening to build these ecosystems of entrepreneurial innovation.
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I am, unfortunately, growing used to seeing bad things happening to good people.
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It might lead them to wonder what is happening to their offspring's brains.
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" Simpson, Lyle recalls, "was just very overwhelmed by what was happening to him.
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"What's happening to RCBC is unfortunate," Cathay Financial spokesman Daniel Teng told Reuters.
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People shared similar stories on Twitter of this happening to them, as well.
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The firm name comes from his partner happening to live in the Palisades.
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Her reaction was to want to stop it from happening to other girls.
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The possibility of anything bad happening to her seemed remote and decades away.
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It is happening to men and women, and we're not talking about it.
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It is happening to men and women, and we're not talking about it.
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" The context is "What would I do if this was happening to me.
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They want people to open their eyes and see what's happening to Tangier.
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But here's a fun thing: It only hurts when it's happening to you.
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During a cesarean delivery, neither can see what is happening to her belly.
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Mims suggests that most people don't know what is happening to public universities.
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It is clear that something tectonic is happening to China's aluminum supply chain.
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"At this point we knew this was ... really happening to us," Rabon said.
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All these great things are happening to me, but I don't feel balanced.
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Here's a detailed explanation on what's happening to your luggage inside the airport.
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What is happening to the soul & integrity of the once storied Republican Party?
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We all understand the very serious threats happening to western democracies right now.
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"We want to prevent this from happening to anyone else," Braker told CNN.
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They look at her and they say 'This can't be happening to us.
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Now, they are trying to prevent that from happening to any other family.
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Love her or hate her, what's happening to Megyn Kelly is straight bull.
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That it is something happening to you, rather than a game you're playing.
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It was very scary because we didn't know what was happening to him.
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This has become particularly evident in what is happening to the world's oceans.
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But he started using his art to process what was happening to me.
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Exactly the same thing is happening to conservative parties across the Western democracies.
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What exactly is happening to our local and regional papers and alternative zines?
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And, incredibly, it keeps happening to new hires at tech startups every day.
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Now we can add "You see what's happening" to that bag of tricks.
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This is the easy part, because nothing is actually happening to Obamacare yet.
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Sometimes we speak in the passive voice, when things are happening to us.
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I would say the same to any friend that this was happening to.
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"You take a look at what's happening to these people," he told reporters.
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It isn't just about where you're from, it's about what's happening to you.
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"It was anguish not knowing what was happening to my daughter," Mejia said.
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Instead, this is ultimately a novel about black people happening to white people.
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"Amazon is not happening to book selling," he said in a 2013 interview.
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Britain made a big fuss with Brexit and look what's happening to it.
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This is what was happening to my patient, whose heart quickly stopped beating.
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And if I am about to die, then what is happening to Owen?
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"They're seeing with their own eyes what is happening to them," he said.
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All I could think was, I can't believe this is happening to me.
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"I think it's happening to Americans, as a matter of fact," Heck said.
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So Hill assumed there was nothing wrong with what was happening to her.
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You need to do some serious reflecting if this is happening to you.
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Things are happening to your body and your consciousness that just are happening.
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Throughout the time that I worked with him, he framed his actions with near-daily verbal assaults and emotional manipulations these inferences felt like threats or declarations like I deserved to have happening to me what was happening to me.
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That leaves us with one of the biggest questions — what's happening to Touch ID?
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According to him, this is all happening to make us a more humble people.
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A strange thing is happening to caterpillars in the the English countryside: they're exploding.
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But this is precisely what's happening to me -- not with air, but with insulin.
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The gatekeeper of center-right wisdom can't fathom what is happening to his party.
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I think Maria will find a way to survive what is happening to her.
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This is a less-than-subtle metaphor for what's currently happening to the hosts.
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What is happening to the Pine Island Glacier is not an isolated incident, either.
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What is happening to Swift isn't something new but a trend throughout this year.
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It's trying to anchor into something that's happening to engage a wider audience base.
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TRUMP: It&aposs very sad what&aposs happening to our country because of this.
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My only intentions for sharing is to prevent it from happening to anyone else.
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I was upset about what was happening to the book business in this country.
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" "I was just so sick and I didn't know what was happening to me.
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With big leading roles, so often motivations are bad things happening to the children.
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That means what's happening to him is taking place in reality, not The Forge.
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Death is not just happening to us at the end of a long road.
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The tragedy of not being able to prevent it from happening to someone else.
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"This was not happening to this level during the Obama administration," he fired back.
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"It's amazing the things that are happening to me after age 70," she says.
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"I don't know why this is happening to us, only God knows," he said.
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I believe that what was happening to me was unprecedented and we were scrambling.
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You know what's been happening to TV viewers: They've been disappearing, year after year.
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From the Medium post:Nothing is happening to the apps, website or your Vines today.
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I didn't see the same fun thing happening to the cast the next year.
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"What happened to Ivan is happening to thousands of people" Kovalev, Golunov's editor, agrees.
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Only up until recently has life been happening to me instead of with me.
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It's happening to me and my family, and I want everybody to have love.
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"I was so scared and ashamed at what was happening to me," she says.
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We do not know what, if anything, she understood about what was happening to
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So sometimes you need to have the right constellation of events happening to work.
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"These people aren't just sitting back and accepting what's happening to them," he adds.
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They're immediately taught to hide, to be ashamed of what's happening to their bodies.
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FANNIE SOSA: Out of conversations, trying to understand what was happening to each other.
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It's my humanity, and I really care a lot about what's happening to people.
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But Scheid said that the likelihood of this happening to others is very low.
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I was very scared about the possibility of something very serious happening to him.
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When bad stuff happens, as opposed to thinking, 'Why is this happening to me?
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This is not something that one could imagine happening to a former Bundesliga player.
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"Should media try to see if this is happening to men?" she asked rhetorically.
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My boss saw what was happening to me; he wanted no part of it.
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But know-how is not enough to explain what is happening to these birds.
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It was very strange to see that happening to one of my favorite places.
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"I just hope we can prevent it from happening to someone else," he said.
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And it's not just, 'Oh, guess what, this is what's happening to women suddenly.
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It begs the question: Is the entire plot of Legion really happening to David?
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Like having the last name Baker and happening to be super into making bread.
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The thing is, your body can't keep up with what is happening to you.
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He didn't understand, nor was he able to process what was happening to him.
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In time, Thomas said he stopped thinking about what was happening to the guns.
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You may also recall something similar happening to Devon Sawa's character in SLC Punk!
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The parks are providing persuasive evidence that something ominous is happening to our climate.
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For some, it becomes a driving force to prevent it from happening to others.
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Maybe she even has her own story about something very similar happening to her.
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We remind ourselves that what is happening to us at the moment is unusual.
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" Ramsden said: "Everything that's happening to this guy, and he thinks sleep is important.
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That is now happening to both Apple and Yahoo, in two very different ways.
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If this is what happens to (relatively) big names, what's happening to everything else?
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Back then, I had no idea that what was happening to me wasn't normal.
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Which rather begs the question of what is happening to copper demand in China.
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I watch them and feel like what's happening onscreen is happening to my body.
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But it's been happening to me so long I don't really watch it man.
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Possibly, but that has been happening to many art forms in the digital age.
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It's what Kao is now trying to prevent from happening to other elderly people.
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Yet none of that could compare to what was happening to Portnoy's net worth.
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I write about things that happened to me or are happening to me now.
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Experts on terrorism today believe the odds of this happening to be very low.
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These are people who are desperate for an explanation for what's happening to them.
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"World leaders know exactly what's happening to people like us in Kiribati," said Anterea.
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It's also why nothing much that's effectual is happening to solve the broader problem.
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"What is happening to our people is monstrous," said their father, Aktar Hussan, 70.
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But now it's happening to people who are behaving exactly as good parents should.
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The woman said she is "very, very hurt" by what's happening to the country.
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EA It was the only way I could know what was happening to me.
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That is, unless it's happening to someone else, and then it's a real doozy.
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His son, he said, had been "grieving about what is happening to Muslims" abroad.
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But in terms of anything bad happening to it, I feel better about Berkshire.
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I didn't believe in 'election depression' until I realized it was happening to me.
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"What is happening to Muslims now is tragic, but our goal is to educate."
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Yes, everything that happens in the movie is happening to some person named Henry.
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"Why do you not care about what's happening to our country?" his boss asks.
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"It wasn't easy to do, because when you immerse yourself into that world, it was sort of, there was a fine line between what felt like it was happening to me personally and what felt like it was happening to Marcia," Paulson said.
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With people turning to their phones for more entertainment, what's happening to the big screen?
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It's exhausting, just the assault that is happening to women's rights, to people of color.
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Lance assesses the probably of this happening to each crew member at about 85 percent.
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Again, Conway is probably not in real danger of that happening to her right now.
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The fact that is now happening to kids ought to make all of them ashamed.
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I made a rule for myself: not to believe anything that was happening to me.
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All in the hope of stopping what happened to Kimberly from happening to anyone else.
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The victim's mistreatment online ran parallel to what was happening to her in the courtroom.
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"No one was even trying to understand what was happening to me," he told me.
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Gina Kolata writes in this article: Something startling is happening to middle-aged white Americans.
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Johnson denied seeing anything "suspicious or harmful" happening to the man's daughter in Kelly's residence.
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Breaches are happening to VMware's customers even after they have deployed security products, Gelsinger said.
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One can't imagine this happening to a white person who had his passport on him.
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You talk about things that are happening to your children, you know what I mean?
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Whether it's happening to me or to my trans friends, violence is happening all time.
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Maybe you can give me a sign letting me know what is happening to me.
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In his long life he has never seen anything like what's happening to our country.
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I'm not really a crier and I don't know what's happening to me right now.
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The worst thing we can imagine happening to Sansa at this point might come true.
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So next time you think about lighting up, consider what's happening to your poor cells.
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And I was like, 'What is happening to my life that I know all this?
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The American public deserves to know and see what's happening to all of these children.
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Eleven has no female influence and doesn't understand what is happening to her body.6.
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That's what's happening to the Big 12, whose league office is based in Irving, Texas.
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This is happening to all of us, and it won't stop if things won't change.
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She wants to make a change to prevent dangerous interactions from happening to anyone else.
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"The ICC deserves what's happening to it now," junior foreign affairs minister Okello Oryem said.
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Many Americans were left wondering: What precisely was happening to human rights in the U.S.?
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Here's Shanize's poem of unity: It is very sad what's happening to our country. Imagine.
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"They're awe-inspiring and illuminate the magnitude of changes happening to the Greenland ice sheet."
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We think they're cheap but look at what is happening to the thermal coal market.
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She struggles to accept what is happening to her; she finds her mother's explanations weak.
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It's also happening to women who may just one day decide to have a baby.
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As a professional investment manager, I'm appalled at what I see happening to many friends.
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But, but, when you look at what is happening to our country, it is incredible.
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I'm not in my head, and so things aren't happening to me; they're just happening.
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We first got excited about Netflix because we saw what was happening to broadband consumption.
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There are so many things happening to so many people that don't have a voice.
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You can't believe that this is part of life and that it's happening to you.
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They felt so real that he could not understand what was happening to his mind.
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The important thing is to pay attention to what's happening to you wherever you are.
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Not because it doesn't happen to you doesn't mean it's not happening to someone else.
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After all, isn't found footage just the viewer watching terrible, exploitative things happening to others?
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It was happening to the soon-to-retire as well as the soon-to-begin.
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Finally it's happening to me, after all the hard work and now it's paying off.
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Ultimately, it's a lot easier to watch a breakup when it's not happening to you.
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That agent laughed it off because he couldn't imagine such a thing happening to him.
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And we can see the results in what's happening to Asian Americans across this country.
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They were listening for, did you get it, do you get what's happening to me?
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It's obviously not true that nobody's ever seen anything like what is happening to Iran.
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"We think it's happening to neglectful parents" who don't watch their children when they're swimming.
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"It's terrible, what is happening to these poor children," he told the press in 2005.
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"Kimmel said that Bryant was "the last person you could ever imagine this happening to.
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With output robust, the question becomes what is happening to all the steel being produced.
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"I just couldn't believe what was happening to me," Ms. Young said, her voice cracking.
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Many were young and previously healthy, panicked and confused about what was happening to them.
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The things happening to you and your company are a very small part of it.
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Like every parent, I am petrified by the thought of anything happening to my child.
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They didn't have enough information to know how to challenge what was happening to them.
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And he asks what's happening to a world where everyone loves to hate the referee.
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"They simply did not have words to explain what was happening to them," he said.
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"If this is happening to me is it happening more to other people," she thought.
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Again, she's like you and me, she can't believe Bradley Cooper's happening to her, either.
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"It was very surreal, almost like it wasn&apost really happening to me," she said.
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We've got real concerns about what's happening to the Uyghur population in China around now.
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Just because they are happening to people on the margins doesn't make them less important.
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" HEIDI KLUM POSES TOPLESS FOR SWIMSUIT SHOOT The Project Runway host also gave her laid back approach to aging, adding, "I don&apost really think about getting older that much — I mean, know it's happening to me, it&aposs happening to all of us.
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There is a certain amount of reflection and discussion that is happening to deal with this.
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And their stories are entangled with what is happening to their husbands, fathers, sons and brothers.
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It's the protectionism that really unnerves Republicans and makes them wonder what's happening to their party.
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Unfortunately, the researchers were unable to tell what exactly is happening to those 45,000 infected routers.
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You can restrict calories for your dog without anything severe happening to your dog, said McConnell.
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Five days in, my friend and I began sending "Anything happening to your feet?" texts. Nothing.
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Some people might legitimately ask the depressing question: What the hell is happening to my country?
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Good. There's a lot happening to keep Pokémon Go fans occupied over the next couple weeks.
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They want to know: Is this something within me, or is it something happening to me?
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"It's been happening to us for so long now that it's not weird anymore," she says.
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And how many of them are actually participating in the shit that's happening to that community?
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There was no one to talk to, no way to process what was happening to me.
|
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For almost two years, his doctors and parents couldn't figure out what was happening to him.
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We see everything happening to her, or have the other characters tell us what she did.
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She lies awake at night obsessing about what might be happening to her father and mother.
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Then, I see a weird movement happening to my left, in the corner of my eye.
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"You see what's happening to me and Bernie Sanders," Trump said Sunday in Rochester, New York.
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"You see what's happening to me and Bernie Sanders," Trump said Sunday in Rochester, New York.
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"It's all coming from what's happening to the top amongst the largest firms," he told Axios.
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I was like, 'We're just these normal people, how on earth is this happening to us?
|
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Its fondness for plot twists often obscures what's really happening, to the peril of everything else.
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But once I realized what was happening to me, lots of little pieces fell into place.
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That is what is happening to "sister" metal lead, which is struggling with similar supply issues.
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Swarms of Octopus Are Taking Over the OceansPhoto: Scott PortelliSomething strange is happening to the oceans.
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Though I don't know if we can justify something bad happening to them once a year.
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Mostly, I was worried about an unnamed something happening to me during a stretch without reception.
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"I was in such pain I wasn't embarrassed by what was happening to me," she said.
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"I don't think she had enough time to know what was happening to her," Busi said.
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Nobody noticed what had to be a ridiculous amount of construction happening to create this facility.
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You might recall the same thing happening to Kate Middleton when she was pregnant last year.
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" –Jolie, to The Times Online, November 2008 "Your worst fear is anything happening to your kids.
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"If this is happening to me, it is happening more aggressively to women everywhere," she wrote.
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There is a difference between feeling like something is happening to you versus it actually happening.
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My perspective on gentrification is that it is happening to black people all over the world.
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Leaks are not just something happening to Trump; they are also something Trump caused to happen.
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We wanted to believe that this wasn't happening to us—Not to our precious little boy.
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One sports attorney said this set a "pretty strong precedent" for what's now happening to Nike.
|
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The rhythm of institutional filmmaking, as I saw it happening to others, also made me doubtful.
|
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WATCH: Out and Bad – London's LGBT Dancehall Scene VICE: What was happening to you in 1984?
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"I couldn't believe it was happening to me," Quereshi said about the trip through a translator.
|
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Stefa is our protagonist but he does not know what is happening to him, or why.
|
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There are also questions over what exactly is happening to the Iranian crude arriving in China.
|
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" Robinson said her "only intentions for sharing is to prevent it from happening to anyone else.
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"None of that had anything to do with whatever ended up happening to Terry," he said.
|
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"What is happening to families at the border is horrific," Clinton said at the award ceremony.
|
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"When it was happening to black students, it was a matter of free speech," he said.
|
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I started wondering why this keeps happening to me, and that sent me into a crisis.
|
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Something has to be happening to her stomach lining or at the very least, her butthole.
|
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But getting the IUD inserted hurts so badly that I hallucinate violent things happening to fruit.
|
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"Being overlooked has been happening to me in gyms since I was a kid," Custer said.
|
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That's a common misdiagnosis for what was really happening to me: a C-section scar pregnancy.
|
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It also reminds me of what has been happening to Sufism, the mystical branch of Islam.
|
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Look at what's happening to the every poll when it comes to optimism in our country.
|
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What they saw happening to me, they didn't want it to happen to them and theirs.
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I wasn't progressing, none of the women were progressing, and bad things were happening to people.
|
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I think it was hard to see that this was happening to so many other people.
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TAVERNISE: Do you remember that happening to your son for the first time and being surprised?
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It was mind-blowing, in terms of this happening to someone I'd met only hours earlier.
|
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It suggested that flies were actually following the group, rather than just happening to find it.
|
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When will there be clarity on what's happening to the structure of it, to its debt?
|
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Together, they called for changes that would prevent a similar tragedy from happening to anyone else.
|
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She said this form of cyber-bullying is happening to girls and women across the country.
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It's unclear what's happening to those families, and the agency declined to comment on specific cases.
|
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Things kept happening to Nixon that seemed to feed into his paranoia and sense of worthlessness.
|
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That's not happening to the Nationals this year; they lead the N.L. East by 13 games.
|
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WASHINGTON — Something strange has been happening to taxes in Republican-dominated states: They are going up.
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The story is a return to one of his ongoing subjects: terrible things happening to children.
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That may be why his civilization has to collapse before he knows what's happening to it.
|
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Now you understand what's happening to G.O.P. efforts to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act.
|
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And their stories are entangled with what is happening to their husbands, fathers, sons and brothers.
|
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Honestly, the best thing that I can do is stop it from happening to someone else.
|
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Emily: I began to realize I had no idea what was actually happening to my hair.
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Most of the time I was thinking, I can't believe this is happening to my school.
|
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Big changes are happening to Marvel&aposs TV division, but the writing was on the wall.
|
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"I was worried about something happening to the whole family because of me," she told CNN.
|
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He's praised Manafort for remaining loyal and said he feels sad about what's happening to him.
|
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"We are exactly as lost as each other: Even the most particular is happening to everyone."
|
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Unlike your average clueless horror protagonist, Chris is woke as hell to what's happening to him.
|
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ProPublica reporter Ginger Thompson has explained who these children are, what's happening to them, and why.
|
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I'm interested in human performance laboratories where you can biometrically send what's happening to the body on a minute level—so I want to now take the next level of actually being able to let people know what's happening to their body while they're inside this vacuum.
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No one is crying through the overwhelming weight of what is happening to them in the moment.
|
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And so instead of risking getter sicker and something happening to me, it's better to go home.
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A whole lot of hell happening to me that made me want to turn my life around.
|
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Chances of that actually happening to you are very small, but it's something to keep in mind.
|
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It's such a common story that it's likely happening to many people as you read this sentence.
|
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But to actually see it in action happening to an animal, it was really difficult to watch.
|
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She discovered sleep paralysis on the internet, and she thinks that has what been happening to her.
|
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It's sad, though, that the change has happened too gradually to prevent this from happening to Acuña.
|
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It was just kind of sad to see what was happening to these great, historic publishing companies.
|
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It could be a blip or there could be something significant happening to shorten white women's lives.
|
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"How would you feel if that was happening to you?" she asked the crowd outside City Hall.
|
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We'll get another point as to what's happening to Apple's march toward being a $1 trillion company.
|
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If the trees get necrosis from the acid, what do you think is happening to our lungs?
|
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"It's much more about, hey, what is happening to the patient when they go home," Fong said.
|
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As she lives through more loops, Nadia hones in on why this might be happening to her.
|
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What could be happening to make the dust mark the fabric with the form of the speaker?
|
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Waldman says that while she worries about it, it's hard to tell if it's happening to you.
|
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Yet just such a demolition is happening to conservatism itself—and it is coming from the right.
|
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But when Sweet Pea pulls a knife, Archie pulls a gun, and WHAT IS HAPPENING TO ARCHIE?!
|
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But Gordon's bet largely depends on what he sees happening to Alphabet's implied volatility ahead of earnings.
|
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You imagine all these things, but when they really happen, you can't believe it's happening to you.
|
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"If Jeff Bezos knew exactly what was happening to us, he'd do the right thing," he said.
|
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And in no way are the horrific massacres happening to our children and in our schools acceptable.
|
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A lot of good things were happening to me after that, so I thought, 'Man, that's karma.
|
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So close to violence, I fear that what's happening to America is no longer a laughing matter.
|
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"I have the same issues that every other woman has, like what's happening to me?" she laughed.
|
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"Now it is happening to Huawei, tomorrow it can happen to any other international company," said Liu.
|
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And it must be defeated because these families lose if we equivocate about what's happening to them.
|
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Republicans need to take Mr Trump on, not stand transfixed by what is happening to their party.
|
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"I'm not going anywhere — I have a big stake in what's happening to this country," Clinton said.
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The other bit feels like it's happening to someone else and I'm on the outside watching in.
|
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The Moscow city spokeswoman said "there was no political element" in what was happening to the library.
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The show is suffering because we don't have to worry about anything happening to our favorite characters.
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Let's diversify, actually see what's happening to our planet, see what we can control and not control.
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Climate is the most important thing happening to humanity and to the whole world at this moment.
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We're told he, and everyone else inside, were aware of what was happening to Rich and co.
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And it did so first and foremost in reaction to what was happening to local exchange prices.
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Or maybe a lot of Indonesian women are too intimidated to report what is happening to them.
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You really have to imagine what your life would be like if it was happening to you.
|
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We all need to know what allegedly happened to Kesha and what is currently happening to Kesha.
|
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"She's just acting out because she's unable to speak or comprehend what's happening to her," says Gillis.
|
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For transgender people, traditional love stories can seem like fantasies, happening to other people in another world.
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Turns out, there's an easy way to stop this from ever happening to you again, Time discovered.
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What's more, the same thing is happening to another unrelated restaurant named Red Hen in New Jersey.
|
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"If somebody understands what is happening to them, they're more likely to be adherent," Dr. Ross said.
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If this is happening to you, you might have to go through a few different troubleshooting options.
|
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She'd seen videos of what had been happening to families, including those who wanted to claim asylum.
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However, it was not meant to remove likes completely, something which ended up happening to some users.
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But it doesn't matter what happened to me.. What matters is whats happening to me right now.
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What's happening to our country is devastating and embarrassing and our lives will never be the same.
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We saw what happened to the Kenyan team and we can't risk that happening to our athletes.
|
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"[The show's] genesis is closer to what's happening to people's unconscious when they fall apart," said Ryerson.
|
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Looking back now, Maguire admits she didn't really understand the gravity of what was happening to her.
|
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The same is happening to heroin with the influx of illicitly manufactured fentanyl in the black market.
|
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"The doctor was like, 'I think that too much was happening to your real emotions,'" Khloé said.
|
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I think that's happening to a lot of activists on the internet and a lot of artists.
|
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Look at what's happening to the world and what's already happened, the stuff we've ignored for years.
|
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I had no idea how I was supposed communicate what was happening to me to other people.
|
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Experiences common to the group are therefore legitimately represented as happening to a single, quasi-allegorical figure.
|
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It's a real thing happening to real people, dredging up real trauma for a host of survivors.
|
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Just because it's not happening to you doesn't mean it's not happening all the time, every day.
|
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Yet a funny thing keeps happening to this unstoppable winning machine: They keep losing to mediocre teams.
|
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Others cry because they didn't think people on the outside cared about what was happening to them.
|
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"There is a difference between your personal feelings and what's actually happening to people," Ms. Sekou said.
|
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He knows a thing or two about what kind of scary shit is happening to everyone's money.
|
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Imagine all three of those things happening to the same group of people at the same time.
|
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Dr. Vasselli described to me in plain language what was happening to me on a biological level.
|
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Could audiences have watched the violence inflicted on Theron if it was happening to a black woman?
|
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If I had to be emotional, I would think of something awful happening to a family member.
|
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Here's a look at what is happening to migrant families on the border, and what's behind it.
|
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Mr. Shapira said he was not concerned about something similar happening to others on the Escapex platform.
|
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It's interesting to watch up close what is happening to the store after Amazon bought Whole Foods.
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"I didn't know what was happening to me, I had nothing to do with this," he says.
|
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There's a lot going on here, but it's difficult to care about the people it's happening to.
|
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It's frightening and yet still today we hear of genocide happening to Christians and Yazidis in Iraq.
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While that may sound unlikely, it is already happening to celebrities and other public figures, he added.
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If this keeps happening to you, there's a logical solution: shift your workout schedule to the morning.
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" To prevent that from happening to you, Robbins recommends you use a tactic he calls "financial archaeology.
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He can be heard speaking in Russian as Ovchinin communicated what was happening to Russian mission control.
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Things were happening to some people; this idea of multiple suns when you feel this chaotic time.
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This is an example of the American dream actually happening to someone just like me or you.
|
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You imagine you are seeing Tom Cruise realize what is happening to his life in real time.
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Im NOT ok with what's happening to him It's been a challenging weekend I'm not gonna lie.
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The rise or fall of average wages tells us nothing about what's happening to the typical worker.
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You can tell that Angela is really preoccupied with what is happening to the women in those scenes.
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I just feel like his intentions here are not pure, and I don't want that happening to you.
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That was the most interesting thing that was happening to us, so we made a podcast about that.
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"It's hard for me to enjoy Father's Day knowing what's happening to other children and families," he said.
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It&aposs a sad gladness when you&aposre right, but look at what&aposs happening to our country.
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Danielle says doctors, too, were baffled by the boy's appearance, and didn't know what was happening to Mason.
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So I had some kind of shift and I became critical of what was happening to the environment.
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And so the message don&apost black lives matter upped the consequences to what&aposs happening to us.
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"It was like we were watching something happening to a beloved friend," said one Chicagoan to the Tribune.
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That's still true in Season 2, but less is happening to him, so he's less interesting than ever.
|
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Back in the States, her concerned mom, Susanna Styron, tried to understand what was happening to her daughter.
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"It's one of those things that until it's happening to you, you don't think about it," he adds.
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"You can't talk about these things without understanding what was happening to the Hungarian economy," Mr. Szocska said.
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"There was still a total lack of clarity on what was happening to our project," the source says.
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And what is happening to criticism in the age of digital opinion and the prophesied death of print?
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Is a mother too emotional to have a well-rounded take on what is happening to her son?
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Empathy should not be contingent on our proximity to suffering or the likelihood of it happening to us.
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" He adds, "I was a child, so I was innocent to the things that were happening to us.
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Or, at least, to help girls understand why all these awkward and embarrassing things keep happening to them.
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COPPER WAITING FOR COMPLETION Which rather begs the question of what is happening to copper demand in China.
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For years, psychologists believed that we're generally pretty chill about the likelihood of bad things happening to us.
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But there can be too much of a good thing, and that is what is happening to breakfast.
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But the former Sister, Sister star had a gut feeling that something else was happening to her body.
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Yet, this does and will happen and Clementi wants to prevent it from happening to someone you love.
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But that is already happening to the industries left behind by Congress' inaction on clean energy tax credits.
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They'd become real obsessed with the process that was happening to them as a result of this meditation.
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They need to learn about what's happening to their fellow Nigerian women so that history doesn't repeat itself.
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"I just thought, 'this is my only option left to stop this happening to me,'" she told Refinery29.
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This should not be happening to veterans who earned the benefits provided by the VA home loan program.
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Just about the only big thing that isn't happening to Jake Owen right now is a new baby.
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Except now victims are connecting on the internet, organizing and defying medical explanations for what's happening to them.
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"Whatever is happening to Lindsey, this is not the person I used to know," McCain said Monday morning.
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" He added: "I have many friends that are Iranian, and it's very sad what's happening to that country.
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So this film is a result of our shared interest in conveying what is happening to our community.
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I knew that what was happening to me was wrong, but I never told anyone at the authorities.
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It seems a lot has been happening to her lately, not the least of which is this mishap.
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Many want to touch upon things that are happening to them, issues of drug taking and so on.
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The brutal facts of what is happening to the Uyghurs have been exposed to the family of nations.
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When you ask me what's the likelihood of anything happening to those figures, I'm going to say low.
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This kept happening to me when I was at the gallery, and it was weirdly thrilling and disconcerting.
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"That's the tragedy of attempting to reveal what is happening to innocent people," Wood told The Sunday Times.
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This is what's happening to Cédric O this week, who was appointed Minister for Digital Affairs on Sunday.
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We can't be hurt, and that makes it so hard to conceive of it happening to anyone else.
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Go forth and engage with the important and difficult issues happening to the queer people who you love.
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People can try all they want to tear us apart, but it's not happening to the real ones.
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Here in 913, something very different is happening to Taylor Swift: People, it seems, are following her lead.
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As for Democrats, there should be no sense of satisfaction in what is happening to the Republican Party.
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What happens to New York is going to wind up happening to California, and Washington state, and Illinois.
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We are amused because the indignities we are seeing are: (a) real; and (b) happening to someone else.
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They don't tell the truth about what's really happening to women, for example, so they get the job.
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You have to know exactly what you want, and you've got to know what's happening to your body.
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The North sees nuclear weapons as the one bulwark that can prevent similar things from happening to them.
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And this winter, polar scientists saw something unheard of happening to some of the oldest, thickest ice left.
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All in all, I don't live in fear of something like what happened at Emory happening to me.
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When he was elected though, oh, my God, maybe something will start happening to help us out here.
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If we can understand the bedbug immune system, we may better understand what's happening to the bee population.
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The collection was about falling in love, which was something that was happening to me at the time.
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But that's the wrong way to think about what's happening to the Mac — and to PCs more generally.
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Could my teenage dad fleeing his hometown half a century ago have imagined this happening to his son?
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Michele said she felt like a teenager again, and doctors couldn't explain what was happening to her body.
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It's a brave step to tell someone what's happening to them, so empower them and validate their experience.
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I have had blood-soaked nightmares the last couple of years about that very thing happening to me.
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What happens to New York is going to wind up happening to California and Washington state and Illinois.
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"What's happening to crypto now is what happened to Dogecoin," Mr. Palmer told me in a recent interview.
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An example from the support forum: The same thing is happening to me and it is so annoying!
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So the Iranian people don't really understand why this is happening to them, and it's fomenting anti-Americanism.
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Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley first realized something odd was happening to her hair back in the fall of 2019.
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And yet nobody outside Nashville seemed to have any idea at all of what was happening to us.
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It feels like we are slipping down a slope and not realizing that this is happening to us.
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Trying to figure out what is happening to sperm levels isn't like trying to create an HIV vaccine.
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Do you keep your wife up to date on all the scary things that are happening to Kevin?
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I don't see the same thing happening to Jon Hamm's character, who arguably does the exact same thing.
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Nadia returns to the bodega many times in the course of figuring out what is happening to her.
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I was a suburbanite kid who got a dose of exposure to what was happening to black Americans.
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It is already happening to patients trying to pursue treatment for serious illness where assisted suicide is legal.
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"A lot of bad things are happening to them — you see what's happening in the polls?" he said.
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"I shouldn't have to raise daughters with the constant fear of something bad happening to them," she said.
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"The words that I can use is I can't believe this is happening, to be honest," she said.
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What happens to human beings, you know, so that I could know what was happening to my son.
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During Week 2, when she was trying to withdraw from her phone, strange things started happening to Sophie.
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It's not only what's happening to men; it's affecting nature, it's affecting the universe, and it's affecting everything.
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Yet, I had let the inertia of doing take deep root without realizing what was happening to me.
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That's happening to me right now, as I write this piece; I'm starting to feel guilty about complaining.
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It's not yet clear what's happening to the $2 million in prize money that comes with the award.
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A smart CEO I know recently mentioned this to me in the context of what's happening to the internet.
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Second of all, this is the rare found-footage horror film that ends with nothing bad happening to anyone.
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Every time I watch it, I feel like I didn't watch it, it's just happening to these two people.
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Read on for a look at what's happening to children at the border – and what the law actually says.
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I don&apost believe this ever would have happened or can I think of it happening to Michelle Obama.
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No one would explain to me what was happening to my father, so I let my imagination run wild.
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But compared to untreated children, children given antimicrobials had a noticeably higher chance of either thing happening to them.
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In some channels, this is happening to multiple users, resulting in a cacophony of repeating messages that's, frankly, unsettling.
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It was a way to visually dramatize what I think is already happening to us, but in futuristic ways.
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Complete and utter embarrassment that you could be so weak and pathetic, that you deserve what's happening to you.
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Click here to view original GIFBut what's happening to the rock on the ice is a science lesson itself.
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Even in Season 1, Mike was defined less by who he was than by what was happening to him.
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"First, I didn't understand what was happening to Emma, or how horrible and intense the suffering was," Styron says.
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In other communities, a lack of understanding about what is happening to girls' bodies can make them feel afraid.
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Most of these deaths were happening to younger men, unlike prescription painkiller deaths, which happen to middle-aged people.
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Yes, that's definitely part of what happened — it would be hard to imagine something similar happening to Grosse Pointe.
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But as someone who had always kept a diary, she was inspired to document what was happening to her.
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"We hear about this happening to Arab students and Muslim students coming into the U.S. today," he told TechCrunch.
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Though millions of other people suffer through it, it feels like you're completely alone when it's happening to you.
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The erosion of TANF money is legitimately an outlier, unlike what's happening to any other major safety net program.
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"If it can happen at a very high-profile mayors conference, it's happening to millions every day," she said.
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Hackers are demanding upwards of $20,000 to get their data back, and nothing ends up happening to those criminals.
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My first reaction was one of genuine fear, but also the need to understand what was happening to me.
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People are SICK AND TIRED and I am one of them What is happening to me andother is WRONG !
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Perhaps that's why, even when the monstrous aftermath of broken makeup is not happening to you, it feels personal.
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"From the moment I was arrested, I was astonished at what was happening to me," he told The Verge.
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Step two: Explain it to yourself If the breaths don't make a dent, try explaining what's happening to yourself.
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Basically, it's commentary on what's happening to adults today, not on how long your toddler is going to live.
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In the books, cool things were happening to Bran, but internal self-actualization tends to be pretty drab onscreen.
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The change in caribou numbers also looks concerning when you factor in what's happening to wildlife around the world.
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I want people to realize what has happened and is still happening to the native people to this day.
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Having a sudden change in how your brain works also places you outside yourself, questioning what's happening to you.
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You're not alone if it's happening to you, and you're not exempt if it hasn't happened to you yet.
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"These kinds of metrics can help our teams understand what's actually happening to 2-plus billion people," he said.
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This is really happening to these characters in our universe, it seems to say, not in some fantastical one.
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"You have violations of civil rights that are happening to people," Missouri NAACP president Rod Chapel told the Star.
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"Anything I can do to prevent that from happening to other people is something that I'm incredibly motivated by."
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Game of Thrones is pulpy and sordid, a story of increasingly absurd events happening to larger-than-life characters.
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Liana said listening to those lectures was the first time she finally understood what was happening to her body.
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But it's all happening to show you more clearly what you want—and what you need to let go.
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In our culture, people traditionally equate work with self-worth—worrisome, given what is happening to the traditional job.
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What was more worrisome is what is happening to two of the nation's largest auto dealers: AutoNation and CarMax.
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The policy as described to us was consistent with what we observed happening to our list of hateful channels.
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He&aposs not a fan of Manafort although he doesn&apost think what is happening to Manafort is fair.
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They're able to express themselves and hit the release valves on some of the trauma that's happening to them.
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It's the fault of happening to be in the same division as what appears to be a generational team.
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He joined us from Minnesota to discuss what he foresees happening to the law, and how to protect it.
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We have an opportunity now, because a national conversation is happening, to make real change and take substantive action.
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And keeping it 100, I guess I hadn't counted on 'The Unblackening' happening to my time slot as well.
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Ultimately, the best thing you can do is to try and stop these issues from happening to begin with.
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Unfortunately, this doesn't help people living with its symptoms to manage the disease or understand what's happening to them.
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In one, he declared, "Just remember whatever ends up happening to you … You deserved it," and added an expletive.
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Today, we have new data that paints a bleak picture of what's happening to the animal kingdom right now.
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Many people outside of California often ask why this is happening to such a productive area of the country?
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Let's turn, we have about 10 more minutes, to what's happening to politics with social media and everything else.
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For now, the Republican Party's leaders are trying to maintain some semblance of control over what's happening to them.
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But if this has been happening to indigenous women since European colonialism began on the continent, then why now?
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It felt like I had absolutely no control over these horrific, nightmarish things that were happening to my body.
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It's an experience all women can sympathize with, since it's been happening to us since the dawn of civilization.
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Given the constant stream of breaches, it can be hard to understand what's happening to our privacy over time.
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He always thinks that if something bad is happening to him, there must be, by definition, something evil afoot.
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For months, the "Daily" team has been brainstorming how to cover what's happening to the Uighur minority in China.
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"There are people who hate that terrible things are happening to women, and people who don't," Ms. Ruffin said.
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I would like to know if this is happening to women trying to get training and jobs in philosophy.
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You need to know airport and aviation intelligence: what is happening and what is happening to other countries' airports.
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They're not listening to global equities, or what's coming out of China or what's happening to homebuilders or autos.
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So far, the picture we have of what's happening to the most serious cases of Covid-19 is limited.
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It makes me heartsick to see what's happening to my country under the president my father-in-law supports.
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Moslawis were taking pictures, I think, in order to take some deeper part in what was happening to them.
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"I hope that by making public what's happening to the company, I can protect my colleagues," Mr. Tung said.
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"They're pushing that impeachment witch hunt, and a lot of bad things are happening to them," Trump told rallygoers.
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He thought assessing sperm quality and quantity might give him a clue to what was happening to his patients.
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Bad for public confidence in Twitter — and scary when you imagine something similar happening to the president's Twitter account.
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"You can't even imagine what's happening to the people exposed to it directly in the air outside," she said.
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I was moved that she'd tell me about her life, about how she feels about what's happening to others.
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Trump blames elites for what is happening to America, but he also blames people who are not white Americans.
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But it was only in the last few months that she began to understand that the thing that kept happening to her there, the thing that seemed to keep happening to so many of the women there, went beyond the regular, standard-issue sexism she had been hearing about her whole life.
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When women walk down the hall and say this thing is happening to me, HR needs to goddamned step up.
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They communicated with El Paso nonprofits about what was happening to immigrant families once the government released them from detention.
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"The war, what was happening to America, the brutality of the world," Guston told the New York Post in 2540.
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"It's a shame what's been happening to our great, truly great law enforcement officers," Trump said at the signing ceremony.
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"It's amazing to me that this is now happening to U.S. workers in America's manufacturing heartland," he said on Tuesday.
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"The main story around e-waste we always hear and see is: 'Bad things happening to people overseas,'" Lepawsky said.
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What is happening to people who live under the volcano, and how do they create monsters and demons and gods.
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Since John was heavily intoxicated, he did not see, let alone feel, what was happening to him at the time.
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"I have seen what is happening to people over there on the internet," she said as tears filled her eyes.
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It's also not clear what's happening to current subscribers, whether they'll receive refunds, and what that process will be like.
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If the same thing starts happening to The Beatles, she said that there are ways of recapturing their former glory.
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There's an added weight to the new series, and not only because we still don't know what's happening to Cooper.
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They have to report on a quarterly basis on what is happening to their mark ups and all of that.
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Here are some tips for solving symptoms, and more info on why they're happening to you in the first place.
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When I spoke to them, many brought up what was happening to the Uyghurs in the Xinjiang region of China.
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But you did it anyway, in the hope that your strength might prevent this crime from happening to someone else.
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"My brother hates loud noises, and if there were gunshots, I am scared about something happening to him," Noe said.
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" I would say, "We cannot work for an organization that is allowing for the things that are happening to happen.
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Last year, it released a video encouraging riders to also report harassment if they see it happening to another person.
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" Police said the "officer began to console the child and helped him to understand what was happening to his father.
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He also said the international community must take responsibility for what is happening to the Muslim Rohingya community in Myanmar.
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Just the thought of something happening to any of my kids because of something as crazy as this kills me.
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The anime-like character charges up, while crying, "What's happening to me?" before hurtling through space with the newfound energy.
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"All of this is to try to protect their homeland, to slow down what's inevitably happening to them," she said.
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I will do my part in helping to prevent similar incidents from happening to the minority community in the future.
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More unusual still is humans happening to stick their shovels in precisely the right spot to find such a creature.
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It's like a goblin dancing in my head and it keeps happening to me in interview after interview after interview.
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It's not just that social media is happening to help spread authoritarian behavior as a matter of chance or circumstance.
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It's what was likely happening to me, my pharmacist confirmed ("I guess you're in the lucky one percent!" he said).
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Libraries have long had history with people being rounded up for what they've read and bad things happening to them.
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So you feel it very deeply because it's happening to a member of your community, someone who looks like you.
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But the technology that allows for instant, live broadcast of violence as it's happening to real people is brand-new.
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"I prayed to connect with womanhood, to identify with what was happening to my body, but I couldn't," he said.
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"You really don't have a clear sense of what's happening to your data," Khanna told WIRED writers and editors Monday.
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My pediatrician couldn't figure out what was happening to me, but he did suggest a practical solution: Don't go outside.
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She wants patients to understand their options, get answers to their questions and be aware of what's happening to them.
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Connecticut, my state, is the canary in the coal mine in terms of what is happening to poor working families.
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Some of your colleagues are in police custody at the moment—do you have any idea what's happening to them?
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From reports about what's happening to ISIS on the ground I know that we are having an absolutely critical impact.
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Sempra Energy has met with residents and sends out regular updates on what is happening to the tank that ruptured.
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And when it first started happening to me back in the early 1990s when I was working on health care.
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It's brutal, mentally and emotionally, when you go, 'Why is this happening to me when I take care of myself?
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In addition to equally committed Republicans, there are all those swing voters taking note of what's happening to the economy.
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That loyalty shift is also happening to the children of stepfamilies as they learn it's O.K. to love both men.
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Jackson has gone ahead and turned off the captions on his photos to prevent the same from happening to him.
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Whereas most politicians would hesitate to be so blunt about what is happening to Democrats, Trump has no such qualms.
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"What's happening to the company is what's happening in North America," Chief Financial Officer Bob Shanks told reporters on Thursday.
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"When I'm looking at this video, I'm like 'Oh my god, this cannot be happening to my child,'" she said.
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This the same transformation currently happening to the video game industry, and it's this reality that GameStop is facing down.
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That's because what is currently happening to ObamaCare has happened before and, last time, it happened to the airline industry.
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I got most of my education from what is happening to me right now, and going to all these doctors.
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Together, we were able to take on the burden when Alex needed to focus on what was happening to him.
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Neither of them can understand what's happening to them, but for a minute, they settle into something almost like relief.
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" YouTube's CEO, Susan Wojcicki, tweeted, "Regardless of your politics, it's heartbreaking to see what's happening to families at the border.
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What we're learning, then, is that the story of what's happening to our society is even worse than we thought.
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"What I'm living in fear of is what's happening to this country," Patrick, who is about to turn 70, said.
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"I'm relaying what is happening to me in the form of a first person narrative," says one interstellar explorer brightly.
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Now you can experience all the possible redemption, and all the inevitable tragedy, as if it were happening to you.
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It's: Oh, that's happening to those people over there; that's happening in China; that's not going to happen to us.
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Further, when we talk about the economy, what's most important is to understand what is happening to the average worker.
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As the play began, I remember something happening to me in our hotel room set, after the first phone call.
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Mr. Dwyer said his goal was to write just enough to tell the story of what's happening to Orkney's artifacts.
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"What happens to New York is going to wind up happening to California and Washington state and Illinois," Cuomo said.
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"And if we can protect someone from that happening to them, it is gratifying as an organization and personally, too."
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"I don't see the same thing happening to Jon Hamm's character, who arguably does the exact same thing," Wilde said.
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The trick to a good dad nap is releasing all worry about what's happening to your kids while you're asleep.
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"I'm totally being serious because I can't stand what's happening to the country," he told Fox News in October 2010.
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Many observers, like Drake, lamented the way these early deaths seem to be happening to many young artists these days.
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That's exactly what's happening to many of the large companies that went public or planned to go public this year.
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You're starting to see evidence of really negative momentum divergence which is happening to the semi group as a whole.
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"What's happening to her is very difficult, and I'm trying to be in her corner and support her," Mladenovic said.
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With her sister still in China, she felt she couldn't speak out publicly about what was happening to her family.
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You can see a pattern; when it's happening to you, you don't have the benefit of the 30,000-foot view.
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But — whether by dint of plague, unsympathetic bishop, flood or vanity's insistent whisper — the world just keeps happening to them.
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You can see a pattern; when it's happening to you, you don't have the benefit of the 30,000 foot view.
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"She is laser-fucking-focused on what is happening to working families who need help," said one former CFPB staffer.
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Through all of that, he said, he never heard his parents talk openly about what was happening to their family.
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Andrew Johnson never would've described what was happening to him this way, and certainly Bill Clinton didn't, nor did Nixon.
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Of course, the wrongness in recent history doesn&apost rule out bad things happening to financial markets at some point.
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"This is very much in line with what needs to be happening to engage our older adult community," she said.
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She was convinced all this was happening to her so she could be stronger on the day someone needed her.
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That's certainly a problem, but something we should be even more concerned about is what is happening to our neighborhoods.
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Legion's most powerful moments — in Haller's memories, his imagination, or whatever's happening to him in the present — underscore this credo.
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It is impossible to watch this and see anything other than someone who likes what is happening to him: Shameful.
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We knew he was wrongfully accused of murder and terrified of what was happening to him, and that was enough.
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LaDue worries that people might look at what's happening to Biden and decide the #MeToo movement has gone too far.
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I want to say that this poor guy didn't deserve what was happening to him, but I would be lying.
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The occasional glimpses we get of what's happening to Naz's family now that he's in jail don't suggest happy times.
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It happened to me, it's happening to others, and it can happen to anyone—even you or someone you love.
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As my family stated, these types of cowardly attacks are happening to my sisters, brothers and non-gender conforming siblings daily.
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Not modified in the sense that you just put on power armor, but where there's biological shit actually happening to you.
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You will understand probably only 80 percent of your case, and 0 percent as to why this is happening to you.
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Both patriotically-named competitions were well attended, but that doesn't mean fans are happy about what's been happening to their sport.
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What's happening to our country is … I just felt it was important for us to focus on reality and the truth.
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It's not about reading your future so much as a way of talking about your experiences and what's happening to you.
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She has a special ability to convey things with an emotional translucency where you truly understand what is happening to her.
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VICE: Can you just kind of give us a rundown of what's happening to real estate off the L right now?
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There are mysterious things happening to some of the robot invaders, who aren't always eager to beat 2B to a pulp.
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It's easier to predict the future by paying close attention to what is happening to me, my family and my friends.
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Attorney Martin S. Kardon said the family is looking for answers and to prevent something similar from happening to another family.
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Although surrounded by other young women, I was so scared and embarrassed to talk about what was happening to my body.
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I [was] laughing at the coincidence, crying tears of happiness, and unbelievably shocked that something so perfect was happening to me.
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It helps the actor find something in themselves to deliver to that role, the same thing is happening to a cosplayer.
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It's not something that most children are exposed to unless it's something that's actually happening to them, personally, in their home.
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Three US military officials CNN spoke with said there is widespread frustration about what is happening to the Kurds in Syria.
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When we wrote "The Two-Income Trap," we were shocked and deeply disturbed about what was happening to the middle class.
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This is noteworthy in itself, but especially so in light of what's happening to investment banks' primary source of revenue: trading.
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We would hear her talking to herself again about something really bad happening to us and that we should call 911.
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We talked to Dr. Stein to find out what exactly is happening to your skin when it's exposed to the sun.
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Usually, when an episode ends, we know what's happening to everybody and where they all stand heading into the next episode.
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"But at the same time it is hard to see what is really happening to the value of money," he said.
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We are coming out with our story for no other reason than to hopefully stop this from happening to another girl.
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But if you think Kylie Jenner is going to allow it to keep happening to her, you've got another thing coming.
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This acts as the narrative throughline and provides a greater context for what's happening to and around Charlie at that moment.
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But these were infinitely more interesting because they were happening to someone I had never met, who didn't know I existed.
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All I seek is justice and to prevent this from ever happening to anyone else as it has for some time.
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The trick of Lyonne and Poehler's comedy is figuring out what's happening to Nadia and how she can make it stop.
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The organization also works to interview families to document what is happening to ensure they are reunited as quickly as possible.
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I'd do anything to try to understand what was happening to him—and all of us—just a little bit better.
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Now, the family is working to share Coe's story in hopes of preventing a similar situation from happening to anyone else.
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"Sonja, I don't know what's happening to you right now but you are being so insensitive to me," she said later.
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That happening to him definitely surprised us because we know he's a good guy and we've never had issues with him.
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However, we can understand Trump's soaring popularity more fully with some perspective on what may be happening to our political parties.
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"Before we had social media, the same shit would be happening to us, we'd still be getting beat up," said Jasbina.
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They rushed the boy to the emergency room where doctors were "puzzled" and unable to determine what was happening to Hudson.
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This is a moment in my life that I never thought would happen, and here it is, happening to me. Wow.
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Whether or not this is what's happening to Instagram is impossible to say for sure without the company weighing in directly.
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And with everything else that is happening to you, at least you have an outlook, a goal—something to focus on.
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"It's a shame what's been happening to our great, truly great law enforcement officers," Trump said as he signed the order.
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Secondly as an individual, if we talk about what's happening to society you should realize you can't do much by yourself.
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I went home that night, I couldn't talk to anybody ... I couldn't even tell the staff what was happening to them.
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What is happening to these Chinese business leaders, and what lessons do their cases hold for Western companies operating in China?
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"You don't have to have any degree to see that global warming is something that's happening to the landscape," she said.
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That take my breath away and make me go I can't believe something as beautiful as this is happening to me.
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The switch to electric is just one part of a larger revolution happening to the business of delivering goods with trucks.
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Sure, what's happening to Offred is terrible and trading lives for goods is wretched, but you see, it's really important, so.
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Thomas wrote the essay because the same thing that always happens when an NFL player holds out is happening to him.
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Yet this is what has happened to Mexico and, increasingly, this is what is happening to Guatemala, Honduras and other countries.
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We basically stitch together a personalized care plan for each patient based on what's their background and what's happening to them.
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"If it can happen at a very high-profile mayors conference, it's happening to millions every day," Sawicki told News-Press.com.
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As she struggled to figure out what was happening to her body, Amerson asked her fiance, Brian Westerfield, to call paramedics.
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The world's polluters see what's happening to Exxon, and they just might clean up their act to avoid the same fate.
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Based on a true story, the parents set out on a journey to understand what is happening to their young son.
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If Pittman played the scene flat—as if the language weren't happening to her—you'd miss the point of Morisseau's script.
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As Sasse wrote on his Facebook page: I'm as frustrated and saddened as you are about what's happening to our country.
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You can't shop your shipment around to multiple forwarders, but instead Flexport provides deeper visibility into what's happening to your freight.
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Alabama is only the latest and most explicit example of what's been happening to abortion rights across the country for decades.
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"The thing is to accept whatever is happening to you, not deny it," he said, speaking about adjusting attitudes about aging.
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Crazy things were always happening to Romi: her life was swept along by an endless series of coincidences and mystical signs.
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Administration officials say that this is only happening to families who enter the United States illegally, crossing between ports of entry.
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That's why Bruce's greatest sustained routine, "Comedian at the Palladium," is key to understanding what is happening to the Trump campaign.
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I've never seen people as physically distraught as the Bush administration team was because of what was happening to the economy.
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Jupiter is all about growth and expansion, so I expect some wonderful things will be happening to your wallet this year.
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If you go against your intuitions, you start to betray values that deeply affect you, and that was happening to me.
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Again, from the numbers we are looking at here, it is hard to imagine that that isn't happening to some degree.
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My son is 11 now, and I can't even begin to fathom the idea of something like that happening to him.
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We're really hoping we can help prevent this from happening to people even in the meantime as technology is being developed.
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"If that is what is happening to Italy, with all the resources they have, imagine what could happen here," he says.
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You can see her cycle repeated in what's been happening to Jennifer Lawrence and Taylor Swift over the past few years.
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I think like tremendous violence happening to me or collapsing from a panic attack in the streets and being abandoned alone.
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On Saturday, he sent out a tweet lamenting "lives shattered" by a "mere allegation" and asked what's happening to due process.
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Despite the recent onslaught of disasters, people tend to underestimate the odds of something bad happening to them, behavioral economists say.
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These images visualize how drug users look from the outside, as opposed to what's happening to them mentally, physically and emotionally.
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"We have to eradicate Ethiopia of this awful thing that's happening to women: suffering, untold suffering, in the countryside," she said.
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It's easier to meme something than it is to feel any kind of way about something serious happening to other people.
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The effects team has a sense of humor too, because the thing that winds up happening to her is just funny.
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Facebook life events allow people to know what's happening to you quickly, without you having to write a post about it.
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"I thought to myself, how could this be happening to us, first I got sick and now Jake," Ms. O'Malley said.
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You watch from above, witnessing an event that changes the trajectory of your life as if it's happening to a stranger.
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"Scout the potential scenarios, from injuries to a loss of income, to something serious happening to the primary breadwinner," Runnels said.
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So then, lying in bed, hopped up on painkillers and wondering WTF was happening to her body, she went on Reddit.
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In fact, it was likely Giuliani's anticipated presence at the reception that accounted for Hillary's just happening to be in Florida.
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It's hard to imagine a needle drop as melodramatic as the iconic Imogen Heap "Mmmwatchasay" shooting scene happening to settled adults.
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It is the assumption that what is happening now is going to keep on happening, without anything happening to stop it.
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If I was the only one this was happening to, O.K., but most of my friends are in the same position.
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The abuse continued until 2014, when the mother-in-law of one of the waitstaff reported what was happening to authorities.
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"Everything that is happening to Wausau and to Wisconsin is directly applicable to any public company operating in the United States."
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So when we saw what was happening to those North Korean launches, we had a hunch about what was going on.
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To AFTV's regulars, however, what they say on the channel is simply a response to what is happening to the team.
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Second, and this is happening to all our government employees: There has been a reduced percentage of people who have reported.
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But I'm not even 100-percent sure about that, because I can't remember that ever happening to anyone for content issues.
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But there are so many other things you'll have to deal with that you don't realize, until it's happening to you.
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But the same thing seemed to be happening to a lot of people who, like me, swear by their Apple products.
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They're scared of being asked for proof of legal residency, but they're also scared of what's happening to their family's health.
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I've never seen people as physically distraught as the bush administration team was because of what was happening to the economy.
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Whether it's in manufacturing or it's in accounting or it's in white-collar work, it's happening to all of us. Right.
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In taking legal action, Fesser told Oregon Live he hoped to prevent this from happening to other black men, including his sons.
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That primal urge didn't skip anybody, so forget the misconceptions, learn about what's happening to your body, and get to know yourself.
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"The longer you hold out on information, the more you put yourself in the crossfire of it happening to you," Long said.
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" He added, "The stuff that seems to be happening to Paul is not campaign-related, it goes back 10 or 12 years.
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That's what happening to Natasha Lyonne in Russian Doll, the Amy Poehler-produced Netflix series coming to the platform on February 1.
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But as the Bank of America outage shows, switching banks may not be enough to prevent this from happening to you again.
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While that is rarely the big national story, it's usually what's happening to the people and with the government closest to them.
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" And from there, she says, she has spent her entire career, for decades, "on one central question: What's happening to working families?
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Attendees are encouraged to report harassment not just when it happens to them, but if they witness it happening to anyone else.
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No matter who you follow, these activists, journalists, experts, and organizations will help you understand what's happening to migrants at the border.
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Trump convention manager: 'Winning isn't enough' "You see what's happening to me and Bernie Sanders," Trump said Sunday in Rochester, New York.
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But if the movie is bad, at least it's a bad movie about good things happening to Hugh Jackman, who deserves it.
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"When something bad is happening, you want to know what's happening to be able to formulate a response to it," explains Thompson.
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Cohen and Loeb's performances typify what's happening to large hedge fund managers right now, including brand names, say rivals and industry observers.
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I kept looking for a reflection of what was happening to women in the criminal justice system and it just wasn't there.
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Ideally, this should help people who have to be mindful of existing injuries and really, prevent injuries from happening to begin with.
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The player is treated to snapshots of what's happening to various characters across town, as LA quintet Local Natives' "Mt Washington" plays.
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"It's deeply concerning to see this happening to a baby that's just a few days old," he said in a phone interview.
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It was there that she ended up telling a boy who sat next to her in class what was happening to her.
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She doesn't scream when the goodies are offered; instead, she gasps, and seems genuinely flabbergasted that this is all happening to her.
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"It was really difficult when I was younger because I didn't have the knowledge of what was happening to me," Sánchez says.
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What was happening to their female colleagues was not individual incidents of bad behavior: it was an indictment of an entire industry.
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And if it's happening to you, don't keep trying the same old, same old — it's only going to make you more frustrated.
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The family decided they couldn't risk the same happening to Dave, and between the ages of 13 and 16, he became sheltered.
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With Bri, I think she'd say, 'Is anybody really caring about what's happening to people in our neighborhood beyond the Khalil tragedy?
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One told me how his coworker told him it was happening to her and my suit helped him see it's much broader.
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Over the past several weeks, we've had heartrending conversations about what's happening to migrant children and their families at the U.S. border.
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From the first time you meet to climbing under the sheets, here's what's happening to your body as you fall in love.
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The closest thing to a scandal under his watch has been his godson happening to grow into America's top high school prospect.
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"One of the things that's so intriguing about this medium is creating the illusion that something's actually happening to you," said Schilowitz.
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I just didn't hear it, because it didn't profit me to hear it, and this was after all happening to me, right?
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I really fear for the people in the world if this is what's happening to men and women and families out there.
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It's an awesome country..... but if you look at it what is happening to us, I would have thought about other options.
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His overplay became a national story, thanks in part to the catchy name, but also because it was happening to the Pirates.
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One of the ways basically just boils down to luck—happening to come across a frog while casually moving through the jungle.
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My dad — a psychiatrist who saw what was happening to me — would caution me to take it easy, to hit the gym.
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We had heard reports about what was happening to the Jews in Europe, but we thought that was another world, far away.
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