"If you have a place people gather, you're going to have a place with problems," Johnson says.
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"People don't have a place to put their pets—they don't have a place for themselves," says Pets Alive!
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If women have a place on the battlefield and the game board, then I have a place in war gaming.
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If the center-left parties believe Palestinian citizens of Israel have a place in this country, they must accept that we have a place in its politics.
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He's thankful to have a place to live, he said.
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You need to have a place where everyone can gather.
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So they have a place upstate in Larchmont, New York.
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Punitive "sin" taxes on, say, tobacco also have a place.
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Volkswagen will always have a place in America's cultural identity.
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Without you we wouldn't have a place to call home.
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I can pick up that they don't have a place.
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And also, I have a place in New York City.
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I feel like I don't have a place in society.
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The man deserves to have a place to go worship.
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Now, we always have a place to come home to.
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Hillary Clinton will always have a place in feminist history.
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Do you think men have a place in this conversation?
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What did it mean to have a place to park?
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Could it actually have a place in opioid addiction treatments?
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They didn't even have a place for me to sleep.
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I will always have a place for wines like these.
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Would she even have a place in Donald Trump's America?
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"Writers have a place in this new AI economy," Binch said.
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Does it have a place in his vision of the region?
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If this is true then I have a place for you.
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White man: because you already have a place……in my heart.
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Would African-Americans have a place in your America, Donald Trump?
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"I'm blessed to have a place to come," she told Reuters.
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Uber will surely have a place in the future of transport.
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" He's like, "We don't really have a place for you here.
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That said, machine learning does have a place in network security.
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Do I think sodas have a place in the American diet?
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Does Roku still have a place in this Amazon-dominated world?
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As in, we might not have a place to eat, maybe.
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We've never known that we have a place in these spaces.
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For this he will always have a place in my memory.
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I have a place in my heart for classic sitcoms. Cheers.
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"Do you have a place to sleep?" she would ask him.
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Perhaps Cersei and Jaime's coup will have a place for him.
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I wonder if my grandmother's story will have a place there.
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I have a place I can go and be with him.
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How they have a place to go and make a complaint.
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Thousands of Puerto Ricans still don't have a place to live.
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"Nobody cares whether we have a place to live," he said.
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"This derogatory racial slur doesn't have a place anywhere," he said.
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This time her family does not have a place to live.
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He and Mr. Kirdahy also have a place in the Hamptons.
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We have a place to stay and gas in our car.
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I especially have a place in my heart for Arthur Sulzberger.
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Do you think that such practices have a place in schools?
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Many cuisines around the world have a place for sweet, fried dough.
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Yet Bannon would likely have a place in the White House regardless.
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"R&B will always have a place in my heart," he says.
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And now, they have a place to crash if they're ever downtown.
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Why doesn't the law have a place in those sort of relationships?
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Every fetish seems to have a place on our beloved worldwide web.
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As long as the system ships, he'll have a place for it.
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"So those young knuckleheads have a place to get away," he says.
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"The fans have a place; we love our fans," Lowry told ESPN.
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Savory drinks have a place at the party regardless of the season.
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Samsung doesn't have a place to buy music, movies and TV shows.
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Western whites have a place within their nations' new, broader national identities.
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He can have a place in the government if he so desires.
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That way you have a place to contact should things go bad.
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And we're just lucky that we have a place to go home.
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I needed for the staff to have a place to sit peacefully.
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"Republicans have a place in our city like everyone else," she said.
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But we're just thankful to have a place to play right now.
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Afterward, when Morgan didn't have a place to live, teammates offered couches.
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"I have a place where I can come and remember my mother."
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"People come here and don't have a place to live," she said.
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The industry has finally realized that women have a place within it.
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"You gotta have a place where you have private times," she says.
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I don't have it …I have to have a place to live.
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"Things like this don't have a place in the game," he said.
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We all have a place of origin why aren't you repping that?
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"[They] don't have a place to relax," he said of his sister's family.
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In that context, R-rated movies have a place in the superhero toolbox.
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In 2013, it finally felt like we would have a place in AAA.
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Fans of The Walking Dead may finally have a place to call home.
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Have a place you'd like to share and you live in St. Louis?
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Because his job is here, my parents have a place in the city.
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" He continued: "Would anyone who isn't you have a place in your America?
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It was an amazing story, but I didn't have a place in it.
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Skateboarding and surfing, among others, will now have a place at the games.
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"We have a place where our interests converge, which is fine," Souki said.
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In small amounts, however, coconut oil can have a place in one's diet.
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"Holding companies have a place, but their future isn't as bright," Sheehan said.
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"That they have a place here in the U.S." View the discussion thread.
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They deserve to know that they have a place in our American society.
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"That's why, honestly communicated and not feared, team orders do have a place."
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Hold it high so the world may have a place where freedom flourishes.
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Would the romance of your relationship ever have a place in your sessions?
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"I think they have a place," he says, and leaves it at that.
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You may not have money but you would have a place called home.
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"Guns do have a place, but they're efficient killing machines," Soukup told us.
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And you're right, a lot of people don't have a place to go.
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Perhaps the companies could have a place where the boxes can be returned?
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He used to have a place in his mind where he could go.
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Nicole Kidman said women over 40 should still have a place in Hollywood.
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Others, however, said they were just happy to have a place to live.
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Do you have a place where I can come in and sit down?
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When you step in a puddle, your socks have a place to go.
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Mr. Kushner and Ms. Trump have a place there, as does the president.
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Anti-Semitism must never be allowed to have a place (in society) again.
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"When you steal one, you already have a place to take it," he says.
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NMR machines remain crucial to biochemistry and still have a place in quantum technology.
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We wouldn't have a place to live if she [had] burnt the house down.
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Have a character or subplot that doesn't have a place in the script yet?
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Though I always wish they had better accommodations, I'm glad they have a place.
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Everyone loves to have a place to perch in the middle of the water.
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Sure, we'll always have a place for Blair Waldorf's uptown beauty in our hearts.
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Do you live in Los Angeles and have a place you'd like to share?
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Campaign staffers for Trump are also expected to have a place in the administration.
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If you're on medication, I have a place to start working on you from.
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But that doesn't mean that the homeless have a place to shit with dignity.
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Are we giving people the opportunity to have a place to come for help?
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Shelton will still have a place to sit on the highly rated NBC show.
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You're basically building up your savings account and you have a place to live.
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You'll need the right furniture so guests have a place to relax in style.
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They should have a place of worship close to where they work and home.
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It's why the Chase Ink Plus will always have a place in my wallet.
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It's well past time for higher education to have a place at this table.
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Does the art of ritual and routine have a place in your life already?
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Caps lock and multiple exclamation points don't have a place in most real newsrooms.
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When you don't have a place to point your arrow, you get incredibly sad.
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Currently, we have more than 21200,22019 people who don't have a place to live.
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I think it should be debated because I think it could have a place.
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"To have a place in New York that's a dedicated workplace is just essential."
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Children whose parents forego housing vouchers may no longer have a place to live.
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Have a place in your house where you work, and another where you relax.
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"It's great for Miami to have a place that tourists come to," he said.
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In order to work, I like to have a place to call my own.
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In a way, it's an affirmation that we, too have a place in society.
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She felt fortunate to have a place where her family could meet the rent.
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There, I was fortunate enough to have a place with a bed for eight months.
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Eventually the tech will have a place alongside—or in lieu of—your home theater.
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And yet, without McDaniel, none of these books would have a place on the bookshelf.
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I also usually have a place to store furniture I've collected for a given location.
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The message we receive is that we don't have a place here in this world.
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"I really wanted James to have a place that truly feels like home," she says.
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Do you live in Austin or Dallas and have a place you'd like to share?
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"There are many wounded veterans who still don't have a place to live," he said.
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If that were the case, netbooks might still have a place outside of junk drawers.
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Mailer concluded, accurately although prematurely, that foul language would soon have a place in politics.
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But the main reason was to have a place to sit when he becomes exhausted.
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"I promise our cities will have a place in a Clinton-Kaine administration," he added.
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And, in return, he'd have a place to stay at night, every night, no exceptions.
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Bullying, classism, racism, sexism and divisive politics do not have a place in our party.
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Palestinians, long denied the dignity of statehood will finally have a place to call home.
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For the first time, Salem and I have a place that we can call home.
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Some land records don't even have a place to enter a woman's name, said Patnaik.
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We don't have a place to put them and they are costing so much money.
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Would traditional displays of love or affection have a place in a dom/sub scene?
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Do traditional displays of love or affection have a place in a dom/sub scene?
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"So, we'll have a place to stay when this all settles down," Mr. Gonzales said.
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People who are frustrated by what they know and don't have a place to print.
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"You know that if you need something, you have a place to turn," she said.
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Sharon Robinson will have a place, finally, to showcase her mother's flowing white wedding gown.
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Us mixed kids have a place in this society, and Spanglish songs do as well.
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Many question whether Miss Universe, and pageants in general, have a place in today's society.
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No matter where you go, you have a place in the United States of America.
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Alcoholic beverages have a place in perfumery—gin, for example, which is based on juniper.
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With an island instead of a wall, you might actually have a place to sit.
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The world won't be destroyed, but the question is whether we'll have a place in it.
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"When she comes home, [they] don't have a place to relax," Rohrbach told the Press Herald.
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But it's the 1998 version of Lohan that will always have a place in our hearts.
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My wife and I didn't really have a place for them and, frankly, weren't big fans.
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He even revealed that his character Jesse probably doesn't have a place in this new movie.
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I celebrate you Sully on #nationalpuppyday because you will forever have a place in my heart.
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If you want to watch people play 'Destiny' all day you have a place to go.
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These creative fields — and creative thinking in business — will always have a place in the workforce.
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Latinxs have a place in this world, and they're going to make sure you see them.
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"I have a place in Las Vegas where um … let's call it a warehouse," Dion said.
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Do you have a place you like to go to hear local Oakland acts right now?
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"[To] our entire GIRLS family, you will forever have a place in my heart," she wrote.
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To know how to do that, it is convenient to have a place to start looking.
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Khan continued, questioning whether Muslims, Latinos or African-Americans would have a place in Trump's America.
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They now have a place to make their craft, the altering of the human appearance, central.
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So I think that we will have a place where both of those universes can coexist.
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What the outrage is all about CNN: Does mumble rap* have a place in hip-hop?
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Like the idea of a barn door, but don't actually have a place to install one?
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Maybe that's a meme or a YouTuber who wouldn't normally have a place in the report.
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They sometimes had to come one week before the event in order to have a place.
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It's also about men like Mr. Apryle, who wouldn't even have a place to wear them.
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The ruling means tourists and visitors may soon have a place to consume marijuana in public.
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When you have a place like Facebook, it's remarkable the rate of usage within the organization.
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If museums want to continue to have a place, they must stop seeing activists as antagonists.
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O.K., you have a place in mind, but how do you make money and get by?
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"I like to get up in the morning and have a place to go," she said.
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" But more important, he added, "We now have a place where the big family comes together.
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We have to have a place where our children can be happy and we can be happy.
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Purely entertaining movies can have a place in this ecosystem as more than just a guilty pleasure.
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She told him she didn't have a place to live and wanted to open a weed farm.
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You have a place, too—just focus on soaking the world in as much ink as possible.
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"I threw the rock in the window so I can have a place to stay," she said.
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In fact, this fridge staple can have a place in all of your meals, not just breakfast.
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Calculus and higher math have a place, of course, but it's not in most people's everyday lives.
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Do you think that that was necessary for her to be counted, and to have a place?
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Even if it does come out, CRTs will have a place in gaming for years to come.
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Hate speech doesn't have a place in any arena, let alone something as personal as social media.
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They'll also have a place of honor during the traditional "parade of nations" during the Opening Ceremonies.
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"This is about personal responsibility and respecting adults who want to have a place to enjoy cannabis."
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I got little things that really made me feel like, okay I have a place in this.
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It would mean that movies like Black Panther have a place at the biggest shows in Hollywood.
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No matter where we work in the future, Nadella says, Microsoft will have a place in it.
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And they want to know they have a place they can go when their options are limited.
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""I'm assuming that he'll still have a place on the board, he just won't be the chairman.
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And the anonymous donor who saved the day when the teachers didn't have a place to stay.
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Whatever happens at the World Cup and beyond, this team will have a place in Icelandic hearts.
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"People who don't necessarily consider themselves influencers can have a place to kick off their influencer career."
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Stick it on a desk and you'll have a place to put your phone. Every. Single. Time.
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It allows people who are normally alone to feel connected and as if they have a place.
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Stents still have a place in care, but much less of one than we used to think.
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"I want to make sure they have a place to land in the general election," she said.
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Do humorous memes have a place in the news, or should the two things be kept separate?
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Though that's fine, we wanted people to have a place where they could experience the narrative firsthand.
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Lee Quiñones was his chef for awhile; to have a place to stay, he cooked for him.
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A small bag comes with the charger so you have a place to safely store those adapters.
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Then we'd have a place for the kids and us to go to and play and relax.
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"It feels amazing to have a place that says everything we have will fit you," she said.
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Higgins does push back against the notion that the Republican Party doesn't have a place for women.
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"Now I don't have a place to sleep tonight," Mr. Russell told the officer in a video.
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Youthlink Opportunity Center will be open 24/7 to ensure young people have a place to go.
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"My life's dream is to have a place the way I want it to be," he says.
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Homeless veterans in Campbell, Ohio, will soon have a place to stay while they get on their feet.
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You know, our goals were that any girls born in this world would have a place to compete.
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"We don't really have a place anywhere," Jonathan Hultén, who shares songwriting and guitar duties with Zaars, says.
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Maybe there was a time when you didn't have a place to live or enough food to eat.
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But now, we may finally have a place where we can pay respects to the beloved RSS app.
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The festival's setting also provided a platform for creatives who don't usually have a place in a museum.
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In the long term, I think conservatism will always have a place as a moderator of radical change.
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After all, if you already live in California, then by definition you already have a place to live.
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"They were super happy just to have a place where they felt comfortable, accepted, and celebrated," she said.
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He does not have a place of business or hold himself out to perform similar services for others.
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Our very patient co-workers gave up an office bathroom so that we'd have a place to film.
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Macho, swaggering rock stars will always have a place in popular music and that's a cold hard fact.
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My owner decided she could not keep me anymore because she does not have a place to stay
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It's also better if you're wall mounting a TV, and don't have a place to put a box.
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But in these desperate times, crowd oil might have a place in the fight to curb climate change.
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Members will also have a place of honor during the traditional "parade of nations" during Friday's Opening Ceremonies.
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"I told him, 'I have a place for you, Fessenheim,'" she said, adding: "He did not say no."
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Players also have a place to be inspired by former LSU Tigers with a wall dedicated to them.
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On taxes, a debate is raging about whether border adjustment taxes have a place in a comprehensive overhaul.
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Robust global health programs may not seem to have a place in an "America first" Trump foreign policy.
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And they want her birth parents, Crystal Champ and Tom Key, to have a place in their life.
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However, Cave told Insider that pajama dressing won't have a place on the catwalks of the next decade.
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But now that we have a place to fit in, we shouldn't have to [be called femme queens].
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We have a place to stay and a gift bag of medicine for anyone that has been evacuated.
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Still, VPAs do appear to have a place or a role to play in an information-overloaded world.
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But when they finally decide to seek help, they need to have a place to reach out to.
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The big picture: Subsidies have a place and purpose — namely, to help nascent technologies achieve economies of scale.
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Jeans might not always be a staple, but they will always have a place in your fashion vocabulary.
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Plus, there are games I've touched, or maybe just looked at, that might have a place on there.
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My parents actually took them in as their own children when they didn't have a place to go.
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I don't have a place where I grew up, somewhere where all of my biggest events took place.
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What if your hands are full because you do not have a place to set your hot dogs?
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You may believe that there are widely held viewpoints that don't really have a place in either party.
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If they choose the second option, they would have a place at the negotiating table and in government.
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The problem is that, in South Africa, only an elite few ever have a place at the table.
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"Would anyone who is not like you have a place in your America?" an animated Mr. Khan concluded.
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It offers meals, nine beds and a study room so residents have a place to do their work.
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Fake plants and real plants that haven't been properly cared for don't have a place in most spaces.
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We say that the communities represented in those records matter and have a place in our collective memory.
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I think that it will always be at its core, and peer plays will always have a place.
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They even built them little cat houses out in the wilderness, so they would have a place to live.
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"The people who are staying are the people who don't have a place to go, or can't afford it."
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"We are here in the event that they feel like they don't have a place to go," Stein said.
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" She added: "So, we have not spoken but I will always have a place in my heart for Patrick.
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In the archives of fad weight loss schemes, the "blindfold diet" is probably not going to have a place.
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"Foie gras is not a healthy product and does not have a place in a civilized society," she said.
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DeVos testified last month that guns might have a place in schools because of the threat from grizzly bears.
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There are more voices at the table than ever before, and those voices have a place to be heard.
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It's beneficial to have a place where they can talk to someone, in real life, about their privacy settings.
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Facebook's main app will soon have a place for these kinds of personal, raw images and videos as well.
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Through these spaces women have a place they can come together, something that they could not do under ISIS.
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If their legal and political careers don't work out, perhaps they'll have a place in a TV writer's room.
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No matter what, the royal children will always have a place in the hearts of fans around the world.
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Modi will join a series of international celebrities and world leaders who already have a place at the museum.
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Most stadiums have a place under the stands that's marked off, and you can see how long it is.
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How could you have a place that F. Scott Fitzgerald hung out in that doesn't have a damn cocktail?
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The Hamas (folks) have to have a place to go where they can be simultaneously isolated and talked to.
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On Location Now that the house is complete, they have a place to retreat in Connecticut on the weekends.
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I am painfully aware that my family has their own lives in which I no longer have a place.
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And if you don't think that charm, etiquette, manners, civility and grace have a place in today's White House?
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I love sports, and they certainly have a place in American culture, but it ought to be second place.
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"There are investors all over the world, and Jews always want to have a place in Israel," he added.
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We have a place out in Eden, near Powder Mountain and that's the mountain that we favor out there.
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"People who don't necessarily consider themselves influencers can have a place to kick off their influencer career," Freeman said.
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The debate over whether economic status should have a place in deciding a sports team's competition has been fierce.
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"Are we just saying, 'Yay, we have a place to dance' and is that a responsible conversation?" he said.
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My mom booked a hotel room for my sister and me so we can have a place to sleep.
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Another was they didn't have a place, an email, or a physical address where somebody could mail them something.
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When you have a place booked up every day, how are you able to make sure everyone feels special?
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They won the first ever MTV Video of the Year award The Cars have a place in MTV history.
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They make us feel we have a place to turn the next time the world feels lonely and dark.
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But I still think that it's important to have a place to go to experience film in a community.
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But if Twitter can become a daily destination for a couple hundred million people, it'll have a place somewhere.
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At the same time, he was really kind of a lost soul, and didn't have a place to find himself.
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"There is this community of women that are now able to feel like they have a place to speak out."
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I think Idahoans have a place in our heart for hard-working people who don't have access to health care.
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Fraud There's been a lot of talk about voter fraud lately, and it would certainly have a place in hell.
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California marijuana consumers will not have a place to buy their bud legally until retailers are issue licenses to sell.
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The forbidden snacks will always have a place in our hearts for the countless memes and cursed foods it inspired.
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They may all have a place in warranting a heavy sound, but above all it's got to be mind-bending.
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PORTABLE ALUMINUM BAG HOOK Hook this nifty tool to a keychain and always have a place to hang a bag.
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We all have a place in this world so recognize what you are good at and focus on those things.
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Before, everybody was walking around thinking, we don't have a place to throw our darts at, there's no bulls-eye.
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More to the point here is that Latinos will not have a place at the table in the Trump administration.
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You have to have a place where you can just have peace and quiet and sleep without worrying about tomorrow.
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Nor do I often have a place for port, which says more about my habits than my feelings about port.
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"They want to destroy any hope in the public that they have a place in Egypt's political life," Kaldas said.
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"You have a place to go to address payday loans, and it's not me," he said, according to multiple attendees.
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Renaming the school after Ms. Wells-Barnett also signals to students, especially black women, that they have a place there.
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About 1,500 mattresses had already been given out but Walter still didn't have a place to sleep, and needed one.
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I wanted women going through something similar to have a place to start from that would give them foundational strength.
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My grandparents wanted me to have a place to learn to save when I was young, and that I did.
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Which isn't to say that strong, bitter emotions don't have a place in the latest auto-documentary by Agnès Varda.
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They have a place to start a conversation, and that's a big kind of cultural change and has an impact.
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Would her 14-pound cat and hodgepodge of knickknacks have a place in his elegantly decorated 19913,000-square-foot home?
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And that means that men have a place at that table too, because there are gendered issues that impact men.
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What these numbers have in common is that they're enough, enough to eat, have a place to sleep, have some kids.
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"We've got fairgrounds and other locations that are offering property for those who don't have a place for horses," she said.
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Her debut style will always have a place in our angsty hearts, but we're just as into the new soft side.
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Maybe you have a book of poetry that comforts you when you're upset — that can have a place on your altar.
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The band that I used to skate around town to growing up so, yeah, they have a place in my heart.
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How does it feel to have a place in Olympic history and be a role model to so many young women?
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But Ruth is obligated to marry Frank Bennett (Nick Searcy) so she and her mother will have a place to live.
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We know that they are deeply engaged in supporting Assad because they want to have a place in the Middle East.
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It was like a taste of heaven and hell in a world that didn't seem to have a place for us.
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"I think I'll move into a hotel like this just so that I have a place to die in," Bacon pondered.
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"I have a place in Brazil and a few drawers of bikinis in every color and in every shape," she shared.
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Tech companies have taken to building modern day versions of mill towns just so their employees have a place to live.
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"I vow that you shall always have a place by my hearth, and meat and Meade at my table," she says.
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Everybody needs to have a place to go and feel safe if something like that were to ever happen to them.
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Now, the fact that I have a place here and someone out there can see themselves in me is just beautiful.
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" Brown also told PEOPLE that Cameron "will always have a place in my heart, no matter what our relationship looks like.
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So just have a place where you can sit with other people and listen to this new stuff is pretty sick.
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"We should have a place to live in that makes us feel better every day," said Noa Santos, CEO of Homepolish.
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The show has doubled down on its mission to showcase working-class struggles that don't always have a place on television.
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Does Cornell's version of white masculinity — emotive, self-castigating, softened edges but still edgy — still have a place in Trump's America?
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Without work authorization and the prosecutorial discretion provided by DACA, they will no longer have a place in the United States.
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I wanted to find out if pedaling to control a video game would have a place in VR's future or not.
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I have my console setup back in Jersey, so it's nice to have a place to play here in the city.
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" Technical obstacles aside, Tinder says it is "fighting for emoji equality," because "all races should have a place on your keyboard.
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The assumption that only computer science majors have a place in the new economy is a "very shallow view," he said.
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"Streaming music is fantastic, but record stores still have a place as the physical manifestation of music culture," Mr. Valenti said.
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Across Manhattan and Brooklyn, students at New York University face an uncertain future: They may not have a place to live.
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They didn't have a place to stay, and they were sleeping in their car, in a tent at the parking lot.
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A dream would be to have a place outside the city: I would love to have a holiday home in Tuscany.
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Salvadorans who speak shakier English often earn less than their counterparts, but they still have a place at the call centers.
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And do you have a place to put your safe where you can secure it to the floorboards or wall studs?
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This way, their family will "always have a place to call home in the United Kingdom," they say on their website.
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But what's funny about that is technically there was no actual 'rent due' considering we didn't have a place to live.
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But what's funny about that is technically there was no actual "rent due" considering we didn't have a place to live.
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And he'll keep doing whatever he can to make sure that science and critical thinking have a place in political dialogue.
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Why it matters: The move guarantees Netflix will have a place in New York City to air its Oscar-contending movies.
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Opioid drugs do have a place in pain management, and if used properly, they should not pose a danger of addiction.
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It's very rare to have a place where the wood for wine barrels grows at the same place as the grapes.
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"If they have a place to live, if they have food to eat, they can carry out more attacks," he said.
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Just the idea of failure, for sure, makes me insecure -- that I don't have a place and I'm not doing this right.
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We have thousands of people on our streets, and we're paying to make sure that our cats have a place to live.
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They even asked me if news of a Muslim ban was true and if our family will have a place to live.
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Iconic names like Heinz ketchup and Special K cereal are always going to have a place in the Americans' cupboards and refrigerators.
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While both complex and simple carbs have a place in someone's diet, it's true that certain foods have more nutrients in them.
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Sensiba tells PEOPLE that his friend will always have a place in his home, though he knows Piazza wants to remain independent.
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Still, Cohen, who is not affiliated with Signum Biosciences, said this new cream could have a place in the acne-fighting toolbox.
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"They get very emotional about it – to finally have a place to go before they die," program director Matilda Lindgren tells PEOPLE.
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"I think that the people who don't have a place to go may stay for weeks," another Taxqueña resident, Jessica Rodriguez, said.
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I don't need a hotel, I'll always have a place to stay and I haven't been back there since I was 14.
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"They have a place down there, it's where Jay went to college and he's got lots of friends there," the source says.
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Once Smyers and Mooney learned that Morales plays the cello, they even suggested he might have a place in their show someday.
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After realizing we'd both like a shower and to have a place to actually spread out, we cave and book a hotel.
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With election season reaching a fever pitch, YouTube wants to make sure its creators have a place to film their political discourse.
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While theatrics have a place, I learned that students learn best when class is interactive, a dialogue — not a one-sided transmission.
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"We are working to help all of our children understand that they, too, have a place in science and tech," Obama said.
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Despite the ongoing decline in cash transactions, both cold, hard cash and credit each still have a place in our purchasing habits.
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Yet Facebook's head of Messenger, David Marcus, says the success of previous experiments proved games could have a place in the app.
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"It's nice for them to have a place to talk about their shared experiences as children of actresses, children in show business."
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In fact, when inmates leave they must have a place to live and be enrolled in school or have found a job.
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"Advertising that is predatory doesn't have a place on Facebook," said Vice President of Global Policy Management Monika Bickert in a statement.
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So aside from being spat on, would any traditional displays of love or romance have a place in a dom/sub scene?
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I didn't have a place to paint, so he let me use the storage area, and I created my first painting there.
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"If I'm going to go back to Liberia, I don't have a place to stay, I won't have a job," she said.
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"It's important to have a place that provides spiritual support," the chief priest said, though many of the villagers are still scattered.
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While they were relieved to have a place to go, Ms. Cruz said there would be some drawbacks to the new arrangement.
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"I would love to have a place that was just mine, but I don't let myself want that too much," she said.
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Behind the Problem of Student Homelessness New research finds that 259 percent of community college students don't have a place to live.
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"If we could straighten out the press in our country, we would have a place that would be so incredible," he said.
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With his death, I realized I didn&apost have a place to fit anymore for the first time in my adult life.
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Notes on the Culture Youth will always have a place in fashion, but lately, men of a certain age rule the runway.
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If I don&apost have a place to easily lay it out, I can also just stuff the sweatshirt in on itself.
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It's nice for them to have a place to talk about their shared experiences as children of actresses, children in show business.
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The company did not have a place in stores at the time, so much of its sales took place via mail order.
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Nearly three decades later, the women in the Senate have a place to go to the bathroom, but not everything has changed.
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"Women really need to have a place at the table, and it is a perspective that I bring to this," she said.
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It's non-negotiable to have a place for mothers to safely bathe their children, or breathe clean air, or have healthy soil.
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A couple of them told me, 'I don't have a place to go; I don't have any fun staying at the apartment.
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It made no sense to move out when my parents have a place in the city, and I have loans to pay off.
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In these balls and the houses that we create, we have a place where where we can embrace whoever it is we are.
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"Without civilians, those fighters won't have a place to stay, receive food, receive popular support," Jonathan Pedneault of Human Rights Watch told me.
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Ultimately, Volokh agrees, people will continue to have a place in the justice system even if computers are proven to write better opinions.
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From poet Cleo Wade to The Good Quote, Instagram users have long proven that text-only posts have a place on the platform.
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After giving up his apartment to go hike the Pacific Crest Trail, 007craft didn't have a place to live when he got home.
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Progressives have made gains this year, compared to the past, but the moderate message still seems to have a place in certain areas.
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He adds many of his neighbors are in the same precarious financial situation, but hoping they have a place in a burgeoning city.
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With the nationwide proliferation of craft breweries, people in Richmond were thirsting for interesting beer, but didn't have a place to get it.
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She made appeals for tolerance and solidarity, saying "nationalism and egotism should no longer have a place in Europe" to a sustained applause.
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Race should have a place in this debate, if only because this last month has shown how much race matters in our nation.
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You had to have a place to move this shit, and you usually had to show up with cash and pay up front.
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Excess drinking and drugs do not have a place in the lives that teenagers are living anymore; there's just too much to do.
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CH: At the beginning of the process of making this film, did you have a place you felt you needed to arrive at?
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Applied to essay writing or to journalism, his logic is barely coherent, but that's not to say that it doesn't have a place.
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"We are here in the event that they feel like they don't have a place to go," Stein told CNN on Tuesday evening.
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But while F.D.A.-approved hearing aids fitted by audiologists may remain the gold standard for treating hearing loss, P.S.A.P.s may have a place.
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A former tennis player, she opened a tennis club in Vaughan, Ontario, called TessaTennis so that Denis would have a place to train.
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Though they're grateful that they finally have a place to call home, Miller wishes that the US could have given them the same.
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Ultimately—and maybe it's not in Vail—I would love to have a place where people can live, train, and eat, and study.
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According to the Times, Trump has said before that Christie would have a place in the White House if he won in November.
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Between cold, damp trips to the salmon hole, I was more than grateful to have a place to thaw out and dry up
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Admissions policies continue to push people of color to the margins while ensuring that a quorum of white students always have a place.
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She wanted to move out into the country and have a place for her horses, and he wanted to move to the suburbs.
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That means Google will have a place on users' phones even if its own hardware like the Pixel phone fails to catch on.
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"When you have a place for everything, you don't have to think twice," she says, because there's no searching for what you need.
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"We truly need to have a place of convergence for those who understand that there is more than who we are," he said.
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While I was lucky enough to have a place to escape to, leaving a city may not be the best option for everyone.
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I began subscribing to Elle Decor because I thought that someday I'd have a place that I wouldn't have to leave so often.
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Before a few months ago I didn't have a place of solace which is what prompted me to turn my closet that place.
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But with some of the other scooters, they don't have a place to go, and so some people just ditch them in places.
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"You've got to have a place where people step up and say, 'Let's show the world we can do it,'" Mr. Colson said.
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Such harsh, divisive and patently false language does not have a place in my campaign, nor in our politics or in our country.
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To put it plainly, we will only have a place in the future if we find ways to sustain ourselves and our resources.
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"It is hard for us when people close down in the winter and we don't have a place to go," Ms. Conway said.
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"Animals have a place in the human diet," said Marion Nestle, professor of nutrition, food studies and public health at New York University.
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That'll let marijuana consumers find and grow new varieties of pot, even though they don't have a place to buy or sell legally.
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"Do not let anyone make you feel like you don't matter, or you don't have a place in our American story," Obama said.
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HotelTonight's listings include large hotel chains such as Sheraton and Hyatt that Airbnb has said will not have a place on its site.
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Denzel: I think the show and the brand works so well because women don't usually have a place to go and feel this comfortable.
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In 2018, in what some analysts call the "Twilight of the Kurds," they no longer seem to have a place in Washington's foreign policy.
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When he arrived at his new club in the big city, he didn't have a place to stay, but the club offered little support.
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Why it's not normal: While the armed forces often contribute color guards and other honors, weaponry doesn't usually have a place at presidential inaugurations.
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That way, if the gamer in your life wants to start dipping their toes into the VR pool, they'll have a place to start.
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Of course, it's not a question of whether white women have a place in hip-hop, or whether white women can be good rappers.
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Action films and the requisite guns would of course still have a place on the silver screen—but it might limit the collateral damage.
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They wanted to have a place to themselves where they could dance with their partner, laugh with friends, hold hands and steal a kiss.
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A U.N. envoy said Syrian peace talks should begin Friday in Geneva but would not identify who would have a place at the table.
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In times like these, it's useful to have a place to go and not be concerned that something you say inadvertently … might give offense.
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I can't 'go back to Africa' because I don't know where my ancestors were kidnapped from, but I also don't have a place here.
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Twitter chairman Omid Kordestani says that even the harshest, most painful political tweets have a place on Twitter — whether we like it or not.
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"It feels good to be a new homeowner — and know I'll have a place when I'm in the U.S.," he told PEOPLE last week.
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" The video carries on Lamar's personal manifesto of caretaking for those in your community and showing that they "have a place in the world.
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Laser Cut and Engraved Dog Leash Hook Holder Your dog's leash can have a place of its own, and a stylish one at that.
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His message will still have a place in the Democratic primary, however, as some of those candidates pick up the "dignity of work" rhetoric.
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"(I want them to know that) you're important and you have a place in this world and you can achieve your goals," Robinson said.
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It didn't seem to have a place, as jackets normally do on a table or rack, and felt alien from any notion of ownership.
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"We will pursue all opportunities to ensure the best players in Canada have a place to play," NWHL Founder and Commissioner Dani Rylan said.
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Some were more optimistic, believing that she could have a place at the USPTO in Trump's administration, but the office didn't give clarification. Rep.
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With a mental health professional, you'll have a place where you can unload everything that's on your mind, and work out strategies to employ.
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Homeless and displaced LGBTQ youth in Milwaukee now have a place to temporarily call home thanks to the care of a dedicated local couple.
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Update: The formerly homeless man who helped victims during the May terrorist attack in Manchester, Stephen Jones, will soon have a place to live.
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In the plains of Venezuela there are possibly about 20,000 members of FARC and the Colombian ELN who don't have a place to go.
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It found that people in the expansion states were more likely to have a doctor and to have a place to go for care.
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Startup founders, whose projects are in very early, early and growth stages now have a place to go to for mentoring and financial support.
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Regardless of critical response, the X-Men are always going to have a place in our hearts, in nerd culture, and in the multiplex.
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"They told me it was so the ants could have a place to hide and stay safe if there was an attack," she adds.
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"Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" might have a place on Billboard's hip-hop chart if rapper KYLE ever decides to turn it into a banger.
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" Says Mr. E, "They have a place to go, a place of serenity, where they can be educated on their ancestry, who they are.
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In your opinion, how important is it for teenagers to have a place to read and write about the issues that matter to them?
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But working cats, which in more rural settings have long been known as barn cats, can have a place in residential areas as well.
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My job is certainly a step up from my last one, but I don't feel like I really have a place on the team.
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"People who don't necessarily consider themselves influencers can have a place to kick off their influencer career," Brian Freeman, Heartbeat's CEO, told Business Insider.
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"The concept of a state and patriotic unities that go beyond the rights of citizens don't have a place in today's Europe," Puigdemont said.
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His latest, at the Atlantic Theater Company, looks to be just as ambitious, even if it doesn't have a place name in its title.
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"I had to tell him so we could figure out the service doors so I'd have a place to hide her," Mr. Goldschmidt said.
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It's popular with prisoners and consumers alike and proof that the profitable and responsible production of luxury fashion can have a place behind bars.
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"I just decided that I'd rather have my own space than not be sure if I have a place to sleep tonight," she explained.
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It feels good to know they now have a place where they can find a good book and forget about their problems for a while.
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But the couple's other houses — they also have a place in Costa Rica and an apartment in New York City — have never been shared publicly.
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I think you're definitely right that it will always have a place on the card, but it almost feels like there's been a glass ceiling.
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"I wrote it so immediately after her death, and I needed to have a place for my mind to go that wasn't Rayya," Gilbert explains.
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Walter Hopps had a place behind the Ferus gallery and I had just come back from Europe and I didn't have a place to live.
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If women don't have a place at the decision-making table, we're bound to end up with more bills that look like ... well, the AHCA.
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What was the name of the guy we sat next to at the bar in Ireland, the night we didn't have a place to stay?
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You can maintain perspective — you're not starving, you have a place to live, you have electricity — and also want things to be, or feel, different.
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While it's great to have a place to see who the members of each committee are, there is no explanation of what these committees do.
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I used to feel very confused when I was younger, like I didn't have a place for all the things that I wanted to do.
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And while some were happy to see Trump make the list, others on Twitter thought she shouldn't have a place on the poll at all.
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"It was nice to have a place to discuss something that wasn't about white people, to be honest," she told VICE in a recent interview.
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"It's nice to have a place where I can go find things," said the 24-year-old, dressed in a tie, vest and chino trousers.
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Now, I have a place to go where I can search and get answers to questions that I feel like I'm a little behind on.
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Even if none of these creatures have a place in our world, at least they're all appropriately terrifying for the violent fantasy realm they inhabit.
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She may travel the world to pursue her modeling and have a place in New York City, but Fowler grew up in Auckland, New Zealand.
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But while strangely dusty Parmesan doesn't pair well with San Marzanos, ingredients derived from wood may actually have a place in the future of food.
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A face-to-face, human experience is always going to have a place in retail if companies want to survive a shift to online sales.
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The award-winning actress, producer, director and activist has proved to the world that Latinas have a place and say in the roles they take.
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And making sure that everybody feels comfortable enough to speak up and that they have a place that they can come to us for help.
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Falling for a scam could mean you lose your deposit — and arrive at your destination to find out you don't have a place to stay.
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But Microsoft, which lost the mobile wars to Apple and Google, is trying to ensure that it will have a place, no matter who wins.
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He simply looked at the available data, weighed tackle football's risks and rewards, and concluded that the sport doesn't have a place in public schools.
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The violence in Charlottesville has sparked a nationwide debate surrounding the symbolism of Confederate monuments and whether they have a place in the public eye.
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If something doesn't move the plot along, or reveal character, or tell us something relevant about Britain at the time, it doesn't have a place.
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"Residencies are rare, and it's lucky to have a place far from a big city, where you can gather with your dancers," Mr. Millepied said.
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Because of HUD's results-driven funding process, more people will have a place to call home, and we can reach our goal of ending homelessness.
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Both Bentayga and Flying Spur have a place in our portfolio and in the marketplace, but, yes we will see some rationalization in the market.
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In the end he chose to go, even though he didn't have a place to sleep in the midst of the snowiest winter on record.
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Meadors is offering that North Korea could have a place in the world if it retreats from persistent nuclear brinksmanship and joins the international community.
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Size and strength will always have a place in the NBA, particularly when found in someone who's coordinated, physical, and willing to exert maximum energy.
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SAMESA Eli and Max Sussman, who have been running versions of this restaurant as pop-ups, now have a place for it to call home.
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He bemoans the loss of a more social-market-oriented party, one that would still have a place for someone like Mr. Richter and himself.
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"We built it out figuring if something was going to happen we'd have a place to go," Mr. Hay said in a recent phone interview.
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People who may never have come within a mile of the pages of The Review 20 years ago might have a place in it now.
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So since 2012 I've moderated the ProPublica Patient Safety Facebook group, so people who have been harmed by medical care have a place to turn.
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That's why his books will always have a place on my shelves, and why I think it's worth remembering his insights and his blind spots.
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At the park they have a place to meet others they can relate to and reportedly many dwarfs find their first loves at the park.
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"It does feel like we're in a moment of people saying, 'We have to have a place where we all can be together,'" he said.
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My moving situation, though definitely unique and mildly stressful, reminds me how lucky I am to have a place like this to come home to.
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These popular images can obscure more ominous realities: hunger and the little acknowledged problem that some do not have a place to live at all.
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"I wanted to have a place where you could order anything on the menu and have it be good for you," Kravets told Business Insider.
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She had grown demoralized, thinking she might never have a place of her own to call home, somewhere free of sign-in logs and curfews.
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"This is yet another reminder for our communities that there is the perception that we do not have a place in this country," she said.
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Parts makers that supply US assembly lines could shut down, because the auto plants don't have a place to store massive amounts of unused parts.
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"If they have a place to live, if they have food to eat, they can carry out more attacks," an anonymous police officer told Reuters.
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I've heard people argue that owning some product that tracks market volatility — like a VIX exchange-traded note — have a place in your investment portfolio.
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" He said, "What if we just provide housing for anybody who is stranded or doesn't have a place to stay because of the travel ban?
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That racism and bigotry would have a place within Silicon Valley's set of ad-targeting options feels indicative of the industry's growth-at-all-costs mindset.
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" Speaking to PEOPLE in this week's cover story, Brown said Cameron "will always have a place in my heart, no matter what our relationship looks like.
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Finally, white people have a place where they can meet Caucasian love interests amid a setting that caters to their needs more than those of others.
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But Kardashian insists that Thompson will always have a place in True's life, and that she will never be put in between her mom and dad.
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At least 20 have a place in my ideal anthology of great American poetry of the Age, just before it perishes of heat and high water.
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It's nice to have a place where you can post a shitload of embarrassing dumb pics that your mom or the college admissions board can't see.
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There are a lot that say 'We want to come into the gym and train', it'd be great to have a place for all those kids.
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We entered politics for varied reasons, we stand for different ideas, but we share the desire that sexism no longer have a place in our society.
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" After ending her engagement with Wyatt, Brown told PEOPLE that Cameron "will always have a place in my heart, no matter what our relationship looks like.
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IDC stresses that this is a natural cycle for consumer electronics and that fitness-focused devices will still have a place in the market going forward.
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In fact, you might even have a place or person who makes you feel grounded — so why not honor them with a sentimental anchor tattoo, too?
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" "Do not ever let anyone make you feel like you don't matter or like you don't have a place in our American story, because you do.
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But now, goodness and loyalty — rather than serving as the fatal character flaw in Robb, Ned, and even Jon — once again have a place in politics.
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"Las Vegas has to be one of the most inhospitable places to not have a place to sleep at night," says Melissa of the area's climate.
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We have heard from too many families who wonder, in this time of innovation and globalization, if they have a place in the economy of tomorrow.
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To have a place to call where someone is going to give you support, give you love, they're going to understand you, they're going to listen.
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Even if I do more art facilitating than art making, it's humbling to know that my contributions are valued and have a place in my community.
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But maybe lower-tech approaches to the problem still have a place (lower-tech in the sense of being communicated by things other than radio waves).
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Hopefully, Vandermeer's body of work will demonstrate that high-quality speculative fiction will continue to have a place in cinemas alongside the latest Cinematic Universe offering.
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A player who can get out in transition, avoid turnovers, make plays for teammates, and play relentless defense will always have a place in the NBA.
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One man, in particular, just wants to have a place where his adult children, who have since moved away, can find work and live near him.
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"In this way, 147 of the 476 men now have a place to sleep"—does that sentence announce a triumph of sorts, or an abject failure?
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"Las Vegas has to be one of the most inhospitable places to not have a place to sleep at night," said Melissa of the area's climate.
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And though the winnowing and debate can now begin, it all serves to answer one question pretty decisively: Does fashion have a place in the museum?
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He invited their "dean" William Price, a correspondent for the Washington Evening Star, to come inside and have a place to work in the executive mansion.
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Because if someone does smoke in there, they have a place to put the cigarette other than the trash bin, which is full of flammable paper.
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I think they have a place for people—neighborhood watch, and things like that—but how best to use it, that's not for me to decide.
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Unfortunately, as more champions are crowned, some of the most important names to ever play the game will no longer have a place on the Cup.
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You need to go out and you need to try this thing and if it doesn't work out, you know you'll always have a place here.
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A. We want to make sure ideas have a place to flourish, independent of what the commercial marketplace may say about a play about sex work.
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I'm afraid port often falls into a category of things that I enjoy but don't often have a place for, like good whiskey or a cocktail.
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Bush did not even really have a place to go: Their base in Houston was a hotel suite, and the Kennebunkport retreat had not been winterized.
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But the BMW i8 helped prove that plug-in hybrids do have a place among the envied, even if they sip gas instead of gulp it.
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Some Harvard students say they can't afford to get home, they don't have a place to go, or they rely on income from employment at Harvard.
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Others are waiting to see whether China's ambitious idea translates into actual investment — and whether American and European companies will have a place at the table.
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"It's putting pressure on all stores, best and worst, but the worst just don't have a place in retailing anymore as sales decrease," Mr. Sosnick said.
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Changes like these are crucial to assisting domestic abuse survivors with pets, since few domestic violence shelters in the United States have a place for animals.
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"Hate and anti-Semitism have never had a place here in [Jersey City] and will never have a place in our city," he said on Twitter.
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Liberals traveling to Washington, D.C., may soon have a place to stay that's catered to them – an anti-Trump hotel scheduled to open in spring 85033.
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Jack Brodt and Dwayne Schmidgall founded the team so their daughters, Winny Brodt Brown and Jenny Schmidgall Potter, would have a place to play after college.
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She wants more people to feel that they have a place in the art world, too, and sees comedy as a way to extend the invitation.
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There's also the piercing line "you don't have a place in my heart, bro," which is a very Yachty way to express not fucking with someone.
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But we all deserve to feel that we have a place in art museums — whether we get there in a Lambo or with a bus pass.
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The Village Metropolitan Community Church isn't your ordinary church, however: LGBTQ people created it to have a place of worship where they'd feel included, Pink News reports.
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This space has seating in the shape of bleachers and allows guests to have a place to sit while they wait for a table to open up.
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"We have a place where we keep hardware in our house," Macy, 67, notes of the home he shares with his wife of 20 years, Felicity Huffman.
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I would love to have a place to store my stuff or rent out that would allow me to live a bit more of a vagabond lifestyle.
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The friend you're crowdfunding for deserves to have a place in the conversation, even if it seems to ruin the big "ta-da" of a successful campaign.
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Rockets all-star James Harden is spending his seventh NBA season in Houston, but for the first time, he'll have a place to call his own there.
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I find myself wondering whether I have a place anywhere, just as I wondered, years ago, as I stumbled from the sea after a feeble suicide attempt.
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"I didn't even know for sure that we'd have a place to stay, so I had to have faith that somebody would put us up," she said.
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"Goya is not using that name in an homophobic way, he's showing that all these people have a place in our society," said Alvaro Perdices, another curator.
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In the case of Rey's speeder, the builders wanted to create built-in storage so the young scavenger would have a place to put all her loot.
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You'll want to give your host plenty of heads up and make sure they know they have a place to crash if they're ever in your city.
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If you have a broad framework, then you have a place to put everything," Gates says in the Quartz video, "How Bill Gates remembers what he reads.
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With these moves, Apple was effectively telling people that a gun didn't have a place in the pictorial language people commonly use when messaging on mobile devices.
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You'll want to give your host plenty of heads up and make sure they know they have a place to stay if they're ever in your city.
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But birds are these really visible indicators of when you have a functioning ecosystem—when you have a place that has some vestige of wildness to it.
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"So that we can make sure that women do have options and do have a place to go to get their comprehensive family planning services," Rabinovitz said.
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It's not uncommon for people in abusive relationships to feel they can't leave because they wouldn't have a place to stay or a way to pay rent.
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Start by opening a savings account Start your savings account now, and you'll always have a place to put the money you want to save for later.
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"It's so powerful when women in their 60s or older come in and tell us how happy they are to have a place like this," she said.
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They have a place to play table soccer at the hostel, and my colleague and I are crushed 0:10 by those show-offs from VICE Sports.
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Not only did he get to try out new virtual reality tricks, but he delivered an emotional payload that didn't have a place in the main series.
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Böttcher said he started an Instagram page a few years ago so he could have a place to post the portrait photos he took of his friends.
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She did not have a place to stay there, she said, but she was hoping it would be far enough south to be out of harm's way.
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This week, he will add little hideaways to the terrariums, so the mice have a place to duck into and hide from the shadows above, he said.
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"Don't think that you'll have a place to belong when you, a man, take child care leave for two years lol lol," wrote one commentator on Twitter.
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Maybe such reality checks have no place in the iconography of Beyoncé, but there is no avoiding the fact that they have a place in most pregnancies.
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It's nice to have a place to call your ownI hang up pictures and make little holes in the wall without thinking of landlords or security deposits.
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Though they have a place in people's daily routines across the world, the convenient receptacles can still be disappointingly flimsy, causing spills or burns from hot coffee.
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But consuming nonnutritive sweeteners has not been shown to lead to healthier weight in children, though they may have a place in a larger weight control plan.
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Of those lowest income renters lucky enough to have a place to live, a full 75 percent pay at least half of their limited income in rent.
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That's the thing: Trash can attract people who don't feel like they have a place to go, giving people purpose in a space where they had none.
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The practice of discharging patients who may not have a place to go is sometimes referred to as "patient-dumping," and it has happened across the country.
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If I'm being completely honest, I mostly carry a bag so that I have a place to stash whatever book I'm going to be reading on the subway.
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And yet, when it comes to the existence of housewarming registries in particular, there's significant disagreement as to whether or not they have a place in our world.
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And though many feel as though white supremacists don't have a place in the music world, it'd be naive to think that "hate music" doesn't exist at all.
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More parents followed, all bringing small plastic chairs with them so their children, after fleeing violence and war in their home country, could have a place to learn.
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Many of the plaintiffs have fears they will be unable to adequately communicate with legal representation in their cases, let alone have a place to sleep at night.
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The two leaders unveiled a 10-point memorandum of understanding with an unstated bottom line: The Americans do not have a place in shaping the future of Syria.
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The Game of Thrones star got sentimental as he discussed moving on from his beloved character, and revealed that Snow will forever have a place in his heart.
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But the case against the companies has remained unclear as some tech advocates have argued that old school antitrust laws don't have a place in the digital economy.
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We also have a place for self-care resources on the site because we're mindful that this work can be emotionally, physically, and intellectually draining in various ways.
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"We're starting to see that shift where girls are really voicing their interest in computer science and see that they have a place at that table," she said.
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In a blog post Tuesday, the company notes that though not every moment may be worthy of your main feed, they may still have a place on Instagram.
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As a Muslim who had lived in the United States nearly all her life, she wondered, did she still have a place in the country she called home?
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We not only wanted people to have a place to sleep and food to eat, we also wanted to create a space to help the kids be cured.
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But they really do in a transition phase because if you don't have a place to write in what everyone is supposed to do, it gets real shady.
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"It's been really heartwarming to see as a lot of them come in because they're just so appreciative to have a place to bring their animals," she said.
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In certain sports with unique qualification rules, barred athletes have earned points for their nation that could enable another Russian athlete to have a place at the Games.
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One of New York City F.C.'s biggest playoff concerns — that it might not have a place to play its postseason games — was alleviated earlier in the weekend.
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Socializing creates bonds with people that will have a place in your heart no matter what, because you spend so much time with them they become like family.
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"They want to have a place to live that is their own, that's safe — and they want to be mobile, so they can get better jobs," says Akins.
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For health officials, users and advocates, that underscores the need to have a place safe from overdose, or from worries about robbery while the drugs are taking effect.
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A selection of the prints are on display at Powerhouse on 8th, and you can contact Mr. Donohue if you have a place you'd like to see drawn.
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"We were hoping to have a place with a dock," said Dr. Condon, 71, an endocrinologist who used to race sailboats with his three sons in Manhasset Bay.
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Mr. Tillerson said that the American priority in Syria and Iraq "remains the defeat of ISIS," and that Mr. Assad does not have a place in Syria's future.
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Sure, the little bands got everywhere, but there was something kind of wholesome about knowing that solidly analog fads still have a place in our tech-crazed world.
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And if you live in a city big enough to have a rotating selection of social media pop-ups, do haunted houses even have a place in 2018?
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But, at the end of the day, it was my love for my community to help our kids have a place that they can train and be better.
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They have a place for you to sign your name, and also a place for your accountant to sign her name if she helped you with your taxes.
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In a world that still debates whether a hijab can have a place on the court, these formidable athletes make the impossible seem possible — uninformed sports reporting notwithstanding.
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Whether you want to plan out every hour of the next few months or just have a place to jot down to-dos, we've found a planner for you.
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From luxurious hair tools to zit patches, there were a number of products that became instant favorites and will surely have a place on our vanity well into summer.
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Inside Gaza, many Palestinians told me they are angry that Hamas officials are living large while people are struggling to just both eat and have a place to sleep.
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"It&aposs pretty devastating when you see folks don&apost have a place to go to," said Patronis, who as a legislator used to represent part of the region.
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"This defendant brutally took the life of her close relative, someone who took her into her home when the woman did not have a place to stay," Ryan said.
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"Our vision is that, over time, the collection, the building, the playing, the adventuring will lead to things that people demand they have a place to display," says Persson.
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While it might be nice to have a place that's ready for you to move into right after your relationship ends, that's not always feasible—especially not right away.
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Um, but this is also the first time that organized crime is looking to have a place within government rather than just making a deal with it, you know.
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DON'T: Put Wedding Sites On The Invite"Wedding websites are best saved for the save the date — they don't really have a place on a formal invite," says Wade.
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At Jumia, Iguodala is on the compensation committee, where he looks at hiring, and how to attract talent and ensure Africans continue to have a place at the table.
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For those families who can't immediately travel to join relatives or don't have a place to live, Gilman says there are other solutions beyond detention like voluntary refugee shelter.
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Still, in my dream world, I'd love to have a place where I can read about whether a potential date has canceled multiple times or been terrible in person.
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In The Emoji Movie, the purpose of set pieces is to have a place to make use of app developers' partnership money — and it shows in the shoddy storytelling.
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I do think that minorities are underrepresented, so I'm trying do represent as different people as I can in my art so they feel like they have a place.
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"By partnering with Handy, HomeAdvisor, and Porch, people will now have a place on Marketplace to find the right professional to help with their next home project," he said.
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Black Witch University is offering a safe space to people who feel left out or pushed out, who feel like they don't fit in anywhere or have a place.
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Perhaps the best known projection of our time, and one used to delivering important messages, holographic Princess Leia should have a place announcing the winners on Monday's Grammy stage.
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I felt like it didn't have a place there, and because everyone was so into classical or jazz, I thought that what I was listening to must be bad.
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And the team can either use velocity-boosting training to develop them into hard throwers or try to show that soft tossers still have a place in the game.
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Bryan L. "was telling me how he was homeless and he didn't have a place to stay, small talk," the officer, identified only as No. 279, testified in January.
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In a conversation that saw the GOP congressman call the allegations "serious," he said that if the accusations are true, Moore should not have a place in the Senate.
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I was lucky to have a place with strong roots that I could protect and be protected by, in a time where the world felt more and more uncertain.
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So it was great to have a place where everybody understood that if you needed to bring your child to work that day, you brought your child to work.
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Personal values have a place in investment decisions, Mr. Hale said, adding that some people viewed divestment from coal, gas and oil as a matter of morals, not money.
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"It's helpful for employees to have a place to refer back to as they're learning the ropes instead of repeating questions as they sort out what's what," Quigley added.
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They've argued that defendants have the burden of proving they have a place to stay and will practice safe social distancing, punishing the poor with increased risk of infection.
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They opted out of the Hollywood life and instead are raising their family an hour and a half north of New York City (they also have a place downtown).
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Last year, Facebook added a dedicated video tab — a mini-YouTube within its mobile app — so people interested only in watching videos on Facebook have a place to go.
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While classics like the Magic Wand and the Rabbit will always have a place in our bedside drawers, we love that sex tech brands are pushing toy development forward.
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Fable and chronicle, the cryptic and the confessional, spiritual longings and earthly concerns, folky delicacy and rock impact, motion and meditation all have a place in Jesca Hoop's songs.
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Fable and chronicle, the cryptic and the confessional, spiritual longings and earthly concerns, folky delicacy and rock impact, motion and meditation all have a place in Jesca Hoop's songs.
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You go because it's nice to have a place close by where you can sit and have a glass of wine and a crispy pork schnitzel all to yourself.
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People see it as, 'Aw, these liberal, triggered snowflakes,' but to have a place where you can convene and create great things with each other is really, really important.
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But her presence alone suggests that things are once again shifting — art and artists still have a place in today's Iran, now that the dust of revolution is settling.
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Although the space is smaller than my previous studios, I feel so lucky to have a place to focus and create alongside the more domestic parts of my life.
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A rep for the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce tells TMZ ... they're inclined to leave the shrine alone so fans of the legendary actress can have a place to mourn.
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These people tend to go to a place that says, 'Well, you have a place where you cannot hurt and it will be quiet, if you choose to go there.
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I couldn't go out and party as much because then I wouldn't make it to yoga, and if I didn't go to yoga, I wouldn't have a place to live.
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Policy-makers are debating whether or not smartphones have a place in the classroom, restaurants are banning them at dinner tables and businesses are demanding they stay out of meetings.
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If the film and TV industries are serious about fixing the problem, they could start by committing to more diversity on sets and ensuring women have a place as filmmakers.
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Central banks are run by people and thus will always be susceptible to such errors, which is why non-fiat representative stores of value such as gold, have a place.
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And the fact that you're not literally homeless, that you have family you can stay with—"
"I said we don't have a place to stay, or at least we won't.
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We aren't scared we won't have a place to go because we start off in high tourism season, and we're moving places during times when rentals are less in demand.
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I lived with family for undergrad and had a roommate while I got my master's, so I figured this was a good time to have a place of my own.
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I know that so many of you in the archdiocese already have a place in your heart for a guy who started out as a carpenter working for his father.
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"I am not for the continuation of entry negotiations and I believe that this Turkey does not have a place in the European Union," said Austrian Foreign Minister Sebastian Kurz.
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And then there's Hillary's vision for this country — a vision of a nation that is powerful and vibrant and strong, big enough to have a place for all of us.
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If you accept the core astrological principle that all things, animate and inanimate, have a place in the universe, then it's easier to believe that dogs can have horoscopes too.
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Carrie, Samantha, and Charlotte will always have a place in my heart — kind of like old friends I wish only the best, but with whom I've fallen out of touch.
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I always have a place in my heart for that character, and I think that you kind of take your characters with you as you go on in your career.
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Chairs lined in Chanel tweed, a side table cinched with the gold belt of a Tom Ford gown — Caroline Stanbury's designer wardrobe can now have a place in every home.
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When you say come to the end sometime this year, do you have a place where you feel comfortable talking about going to with the size of the balance sheet?
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"It's all of our jobs in the community to make sure that those kinds of attitudes and beliefs don't have a place in the industry going forward," Brown told me.
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Speaking with CNBC from the Global Mobile Internet Conference in Beijing, Lee tackled the big question: Will human still have a place in the world as machines grow more intelligent?
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Many decades ago, his father took a stand for a party that would be ideologically diverse and where the center and right would both have a place at the table.
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"Over 120 million Americans live on coastlines, yet very few have a place to store their kayak," Roberto Gutierrez, chief commercial officer and co-founder at Oru Kayak, told CNBC.
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Sophia Mackey, who has been attending Queer Skate since March, says it's made a big difference for her to have a place dedicated to the intersection of queerness and skating.
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Such economic diversity can be appealing; it can make it possible for affluent communities to have a place for teachers, police and firefighters — and for the children of longtime residents.
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When you have a place where you can be anything, or do anything, or say anything, you realize how emancipating that is, and to lose that is a huge loss.
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"Buying a house meant our daughter would always have a place to call home, friends who lived nearby, and the opportunity to go to school in a great school district."
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While Google dominates the world when it comes to search, portals for those looking for products and services in specific niches continue to have a place in our online world.
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Brenda: I used to love the show Cheers, and I'd always say I would love to have a place where you come and people know you and they greet you.
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Commanders in Italy and Korea are already working with families who may have already shipped household goods to another post, to ensure they continue to have a place to live.
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And we came to hear whether the president would acknowledge that half a million people in the United States don't have a place to call home on any given night.
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If you do make it into old age, you may not have a place to grow old near your friends, family and the place you called home your whole life.
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"I mean as much as everything else matters issue wise nothing else really matters if we don't even have a place to live," the student told Freiwald while nervously laughing.
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Last year, the company also instituted a nondiscrimination policy and took steps to better handle complaints of bias, including assurances that users treated unfairly will have a place to stay.
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For Henry Gomez, chief marketing and communications officer at Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE, also a WEF strategic partner), marketers have a place at Davos because they are central to business.
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The margins being constructed here are internal: These are works that have a place in the history of art but that for one reason or another, have not been codified.
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"By creating a seductive environment for fashion to have a place in the virtual environment, we can inspire others to save resources, time, space and the ecosystem," note Pinar&Viola.
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The thing is, I know that I have a place in the dance world, so I'm able to be strong enough to take the blows, and to slowly change people's minds.
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It was a death that brought pride to me, my children, my sisters and their children, to all those who love him and have a place for him in their heart.
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Of the 774 pregnant women, 76 percent said they plan to continue breastfeeding when they return to work, but not all reported that they would have a place to do it.
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Former Army helicopter pilot Deborah Snyder has gone from the cockpit to the boardroom to take on an important mission: finding homes for veterans who don't have a place to live.
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I had to actually open up one of my chapels just so that people who were showing up to support the families of the victims would have a place to sit.
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Today, as more battles are fought and won in the gay rights movement, we are still constantly, sometimes tragically, reminded how important it is to still have a place to go.
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Nearly a quarter of the physicians in the national poll said that the electronic health records they're required to use don't have a place to include patients' end-of-life preferences.
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It's within this context that the film addresses whether it's possible for those like Begg, who believe jihad—but condemn violence associated with it—have a place in Western society today.
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But to take her child from the orphanage she has to prove that she is able to support it; she [needs to] have a place to live and a certain income.
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Today, Microsoft is not necessarily the most prominent tech name in the rapidly accelerating world of automotive technology, but it's clear that it wants to have a place in that race.
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" Dalia then directly tells Karli, "You have a place at our table," before sweetly serenading her with a song that boasts lyrics "There is a place for you here/You belong.
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When there are more women in greater positions of influence in the industry as a whole, there will be more women advocating for each other to have a place in it.
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Rosemary's mark on Sherman is indelible in other ways: At the hospital where she worked sits a bench she installed with Jamie, just so people could have a place to sit.
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"People can be wearing nice clothes, out there hustling and selling drugs, or even working a full-time job â€" but additionally they're hungry and don't have a place to sleep.
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It's the same reason so many anti-religious activists insist public colleges shouldn't promote certain religious views over others and all religions should have a place on a public college's campus.
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Montana's sole congressman sought to compare himself to President Teddy Roosevelt and his strong conservation agenda, while saying he'll ensure that fossil fuel production on federal land still have a place.
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Support characters still have a long way to go to earn the respect of professionals or experienced FPS players, especially if players in 2018 still don't think medics have a place.
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"It's good to have a place for younger girls to actually get their music out there early so they can get better," Amerique says, highlighting the importance of their new label.
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It not only made reviewers go goo-goo for Gaga, but it also seems to have reminded them that unabashedly heartfelt melodramas still have a place in the world in 2018.
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Any crossing of an ocean, pole or even large deserted area, no matter the number of engines, involves precautions to always have a place to divert in case of an emergency.
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Back to the main theme: Grand coalitions do sometimes have a place in politics, as a response to crises that are neither party's fault — external threats to national security, economic disaster.
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For a local student struggling with her sexuality, it might be helpful for an openly gay mayor to send the message that her community will always have a place for her.
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These very beautiful little bird houses cost between $91 and $201, and will ensure that the local wildlife have a place to come home to after long days of seed eating.
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As Mitchell explains to Essence, the goal is to "put you in the shoes of the everyday alienated black person," and authenticity should theoretically always have a place at the table.
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"I think a lot of people who come to IKEA still believe that both the traditional hot dog and the classic meatballs still have a place in our range," Ledhagen explained.
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"With environmental changes we expect, whether it's climate change or our increasing presence in the ocean, there may come a time where they don't have a place to go," Gero said.
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Both the existence and the impact of these issues are already so pervasive that they do not have a place in an activity designed to be a brief refuge from reality.
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Both the existence and the impact of these issues are already so pervasive that they do not have a place in an activity designed to be a brief refuge from reality.
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Then there's the fact that encampments and shelters often pack homeless people in close quarters, and that homeless people don't often have a place to quarantine themselves once they get sick.
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The show started conversations around the world about the role of art history and how we should revise the written stories to ensure that women have a place in those histories.
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But he made a democratic solution possible by his readiness, as a convinced secularist, to recognize the Islamists' right to have a place in Tunisian politics and to engage with them.
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And teachers told VICE News they wind up doing work outside of what's typically expected, like making calls to shelters to ensure their students have a place to go after school.
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So let's go and look at what that 46 billion plus 4 [billion] looks like, and define a strategy for that, and then have everything have a place under the sun.
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So let's go and look at what that 46 billion plus 4 [billion] looks like, and define a strategy for that, and then have everything have a place under the sun.
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The letter from the four caucuses says Trump's "dereliction of leadership" following Charlottesville has sent a message to hate groups that "bigotry and discrimination have a place" in the United States.
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"If people need to feed their families that's massively more important than whether a monkey in the tree is not going to have a place to sleep that night," he says.
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DeVos had such a rocky hearing — she suggested guns have a place in schools to combat grizzlies and clearly lacked an understanding of basic education policy — that those segments went viral.
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And the right-wing did not have a place to talk until online, and so they got very good at it very early because they were the out-of-power people.
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On what makes it all worth it: It's really nice to have a place to go to get away from the newsroom and be silly and have fun and be creative.
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"I've been very focused on that positive piece of change," Mosier said, adding that the changing policy will allow young trans youth to know they have a place in the sports world.
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And the wi-fi hardware on the SmartChef grill isn't powered by propane, so you'll need to make sure you have a place to plug it in outside, which could be inconvenient.
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Europe remains the dominant force in Rocket League, but we'll see whether these rejiggered teams can match up against EnVyUs' championship squad… and whether gReazymeister will still have a place among them.
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All of this means no disrespect, of course, to those who like to have a place for everything, but I'm done with feeling bad about my inability to conform to this standard.
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While the robot was under the control of humans, the event still raised concerns and also renewed the debate over whether killer robots should have a place in the future of warfare.
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It's a subversion of the museum-as-sacred-temple trope, indicating that art world apathy (toward immigrants, toward minorities, toward women, toward the poor) should no longer have a place in culture.
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Its three drawers and multiple hutch cubbies ensure they have a place for all their stationery needs — and the ample desktop area might even be the resting space for their first novel.
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FROM COINAGE: The Cost of "Beauty & The Beast's" Wedding Registry "They have a place down there, it's where Jay went to college and he's got lots of friends there," the source said.
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My fear of persecution however real it may be in this moment, is the reality of thousands of refugees which will not have a place in the America created by either candidate.
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When asked if she still loved her husband, Teresa said she would "always going to have a place in [her] heart" for Joe but doesn't know about the future of their relationship.
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Still, digital advice may have a place when human advisers are helping families with generational wealth, he said, and it's a potential stepping stone between lower-end offerings and higher-touch services.
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She added that, "Women often don't feel entitled to have a place in tech," but that Toptal is working to change that mindset through its scholarship and through its network of developers.
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" Stiles continued: "But a movie like Hustlers to me is such an affirmation that like I have a place in the film industry and stories that I'm interested in are being told.
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"I want him to help people who don't have a place to go," he said, adding that he has many homeless friends and voted for both Mr. de Blasio and President Trump.
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And the Hollywood Commission, led by Anita Hill, is building a system where anyone in the industry who does not already have a place to file complaints can report harassment or discrimination.
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Still, it caught Wheeler so off guard that, when he was given the news on the final day of spring training, he did not have a place to live in New York.
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It doesn't matter whether it's a spiral notebook, a leather binder, or a folder on Evernote, have a place to collect the things that matter so that you can revisit them regularly.
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This is a perpetual reality of being undocumented: I never know if I have a place in America — my home — even after receiving one of the most esteemed scholarships in the world.
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Alexa Liautaud/VICE News "We don't have a place to live right now," said Amos Ambrose, a father of two boys whose home in Port Arthur had up to 5 feet of water.
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"I agree with him that diversity should have a place without discussion, but I disagree that there is any prejudice about it within the company," Mr. Lissner said in an interview last week.
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"It would help me to have a place to go, despite it being digital, where I can walk or fly and just remember her, and maybe even talk to her," he told me.
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One thing you can do to improve your relationship with your cat is to make sure that they have a place where they can hide from other people when they want some privacy.
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As for Duffy, the firefighters are going even more beyond the call by setting up a fund for him so he will have a place to call home once his rehabilitation is complete.
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"There's a great deal of disgust with the rapidly increasing price of drugs, and every Republican up for election's going to have to have a place to land," Grassley told reporters in September.
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She imparts that wisdom on me, allowing us to see what really happens in the world, but also letting us know what we're loved and have a place to be our true selves.
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"For a local student struggling with her sexuality, it might be helpful for an openly gay mayor to send the message that her community will always have a place for her," he wrote.
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For starters, French fries might not be the most nutrient-dense foods out there (although, potatoes are high in potassium, FWIW), but they are delicious and can have a place a balanced diet.
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The 4th floor is an example of a win-win situation, where a public library experiences increased foot traffic, and local makers now have a place to work at an extremely low cost.
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We have a 'one strike and you're out' policy in New York, because every single unit of affordable housing that we lose represents a family that does not have a place to live.
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"My parents have a place in Thailand so I've been exposed to it, and last year I drove past this local Thai boxing gym and I just stopped in one day," she says.
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While it doesn't have a place for your hands to rest like the first Ostrich Pillow, the Light version can pull double duty as either a neck support or a massive sleeping mask.
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Sen. Jeff Flake defended "unskilled" immigrants in a NYT op-ed, saying "those whose only initial credentials are a strong back and an eagerness to use it" must have a place in America.
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"Be able to roll with the punches, and have a place – family, friends, advisers – where you can go to get advice on how to navigate your possible decisions when life happens," he says.
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The point of all this construction is not to have a place to dwell—the colony lives in a nest a metre or two below the mound—but to be able to breathe.
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"I have a happy life: I have a place to farm; I have animals," said farmer Paulo Alvarez, 55, whose pigs, turkeys and chickens roam freely around his wooden hut, grunting and squawking.
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There are also little towel hangers that clip anywhere along the main pole so you not only have a place to put your washcloths, you also have a sanitary way to dry them.
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"The underlying takeaway is that cryptocurrencies are here to stay and have a place in the world where monetary policy and fiat currencies cannot be trusted," says Saxo Bank analyst Kay Van-Petersen.
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With RPA, the software is actually writing emails, filling in spreadsheets, and taking other actions This kind of software could have a place inside many companies, but insurance and financial services in particular.
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The moral of the story is that no matter the budget, good movies — or at least those that pique people&aposs interest in unique ways — still have a place at the box office.
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There's a few things that make it possible, the first is making sure employees have a place to talk about non work topics, in the same way they might in an office setting.
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"Nashville and Civil War history is really important, and to not have a place where tourists or history buffs could go and see something would just have been a shame," Ms. Phillips said.
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But when you look at the "postcard," you'll see that it doesn't have a place for you to enter basic stuff like your name, address, Social Security number, or spouse's name (if applicable).
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Furinno Bedroom Night Stand, $24.60, available at Amazon A bedside table is a great place to keep books, devices, and other knick-knacks that never seem to have a place in your room.
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" Its chief executive was quoted as saying that Zhima Credit "will ensure that the bad people in society don't have a place to go, while good people can move freely and without obstruction.
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The NSC was created in 1947 so the nation's military, diplomatic, and intelligence officials would have a place to analyze specific short- and long-term aspects of US foreign policy and national security.
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U.S. influence is likely to wane compared to other big greenhouse emitters led by China, the European Union and India even though Washington will still have a place at the table in Bonn.
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"We have a place in the cinematic conversation that has led to the creation of beautiful powerful images but also, thematic weight," he said, as momentum surely built for his movie's Oscar campaign.
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Someone in the audience comes forward to say they are grateful to have a place for their rage, to express it honestly in a room full of people, if only for a few hours.
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YouTube is also a less compelling acquirer than Facebook because the majority of Patreon's creators don't have a place on YouTube since they don't produce video content (as least as their primary content type).
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"Basic wearables have been in decline over the past several quarters, but that does not mean that they no longer have a place in the market," writes Ramon T. Llamas, IDC's wearables research director.
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In an example that she said showed the moral exemption rule's "insidious effect," Beetlestone said an employer who believed women did not have a place in the workplace could simply stop providing contraceptive coverage.
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"Transgender persons have a place in Singapore society, and are entitled to their own private lives," a spokeswoman from the Ministry of Social and Family Development told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in an email.
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And with the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria continuing to pose a threat, they argued it would be necessary to have a place to detain terrorist suspects outside of the U.S. homeland. Rep.
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That "leaving" entailed finding a new apartment, hiring movers, and turning down jobs—all of which ended up costing her upwards of $20,000, by her estimation—because she didn't have a place to live.
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"Really, what's most important to us is that we have a place at the table and that we're not being demeaned or talked down to, and that we're being treated as equal," she says.
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There has already been some public debate in recent years about whether non-Germans have a place in the Bundeswehr in a modern, immigrant-friendly nation that is deeply integrated in the European Union.
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Our teenagers deserve to have a place where they can process, or at least dump, delicate details about themselves or the scores of other kids with whom they must find a way to coexist.
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At 40 10th Avenue, a prismatic new office building in Manhattan's meatpacking district, those who commute to work on two wheels have a place to stash their bikes, courtesy of a dedicated basement room.
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It further shows that mid-budget original movies still have a place at the box office if they gain the right amount of buzz and critical acclaim (it has a 96% on Rotten Tomatoes).
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"Imagine being a man or woman who breaks their neck working a full-time job and literally worried that their kid will not have a place to rest their head at night," Biden said.
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But she believed that fashion — an industry often dismissed as frivolous and one whose value is traditionally considered its "escapism" — not only should have a place at the political table, but also deserved one.
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Marissa's suggestions: Animalic, spicy, and fierce Warrior planet Mars rules Aries and Scorpio, two signs that aren't afraid to get their hands dirty—and believe it not, bad smells have a place in perfume!
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James Ferraro: I think as long as the work preoccupies itself with the concerns of humanity and can draw an emotional response, it'll always have a place in shaping how we think about things.
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Defenders of an open global order are learning that two hard tasks must be tackled together: trade must be made to work, and workers must be convinced that they have a place in today's economy.
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The Denver Broncos are doing an awesome thing to help local families in the aftermath of a tragic school shooting ... offering up their practice facility so students have a place to hold their graduation ceremonies.
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Cagie Peardon, who came here from Crystal River, Florida to lobby for a hometown Starbucks, says she respects the opinions but doesn't feel like they have a place at a meeting for a public company.
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The best way to retain and recruit new employees is to have a place where people can live their life outside of work and their life at work both in a way that feels successful.
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The conceit of [Beran's] book is that these kids were raised fully aware that their prospects were dim culturally, that they didn't have a place, that the American Dream was garbage and consumerism was garbage.
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I'll be in 5 different cities in 7 days, so there is a lot that happens and it's really awesome to have a place to put it all, to put it in a time capsule.
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We're trying to enlist people to un-list, to take names off that list so that all of these severely injured veterans have a smart home or have a place to live a normal life.
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Khan, whose speech was so well received by the audience it seemingly took him aback, challenged Trump throughout his remarks, culminating in a flurry of questions about who would "have a place" in Trump's America.
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And at last month's Republican National Convention, one of the Trump super PACs finally showed sufficient signs of life to convince many Trump-friendly donors that they have a place to park their large checks.
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"If existing luxury brands don't have a place at the table, they risk being excluded from the burgeoning virtual marketplace with its fanbases built through social media and immediate purchases and quick delivery," he added.
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Last year, management at O'Hare International Airport in Chicago asked Mr. McGilligan to set up a hotel conference room full of cots so airport workers responsible for plowing runways could have a place to rest.
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It's likely that all these will have a place at the table — but as cars turn into rolling computers with LTE modems, in-car purchases are going to be tough temptations for automakers to resist.
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Ultimately, she said, this kind of technology could have a place in high-end restaurants or hotels, where customers want to know what they are getting before it comes and might appreciate the robotic service.
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While the company boasts 1.5 million apps per month running on Firebase, in order to move deeper into the enterprise, it needed to have a place corporate IT could call when they run into issues.
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"The police don't have a place in Pride for me, personally, and I would say they are not doing a good job of maintaining peace in our community," said Alex Tereshonkova, a Dyke March organizer.
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If paperless travel isn't practical for you, the best thing to do is to have a place ready to hold your papers so that you're not leaving a trail of them behind as you move.
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Customers of Pirate Joe's, the Canadian renegade reseller of groceries from the American chain Trader Joe's, no longer have a place to buy products like Organic Carrot Turmeric Juice Blend or Quinoa Cowboy Veggie Burgers.
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I imagine a peace process coordinated with our allies and the U.N. In Syria, I imagine the U.S. facilitating negotiations between Turkey and the S.D.F. so that the Kurds have a place to call home.
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"What we need to create is an environment where, if they're struggling and not doing well emotionally, they can have a place within the organization to feel safe and not lose their career," she said.
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"Colette said, 'It's impossible that, in a city like Montreal, we don't have a place to eat well and simply after the theater,'" Mr. Villeneuve recalled of his partner, who died in 2014, at 392016.
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We didn't know what would happen to us but we fought like crazy for three things: to have a place to compete, to be appreciated for accomplishments, not just looks, and to make a living.
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Galleries, she added, have responded similarly — often with some variation of, "We don't really have a place for this kind of thing, but good luck and I hope your daughter feels better," she told me.
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It's a very odd thing to not have a place to rest your palms on a gaming laptop, and the weirdly integrated trackpad, while a good conversation starter, might not be very practical for any gaming.
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I adore the new and old trilogies and have a place in my heart for a combined forty-seven minutes of all three prequel movies, which is more than a lot of people will give them.
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I think there are three main reasons anyone would go to a picadero—you don't have a place of your own to do it, you're having an affair, or you're looking for a bit of excitement.
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After the Pulse shooting in Orlando last summer, he organized a vigil outside the Wisconsin State Capitol in Madison: He wanted the city's LGBTQ community to have a place to collectively mourn and remember the victims.
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One waste management executive warned the New York Times last year that many cities will suffer because trash in the US "doesn't have a place to go," and cities are now beginning to feel the effects.
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By taking on the pressure of planning and facilitating a campaign — but still letting them have a place in the conversation — you're letting them have control over their situation, without the stress of planning and executing.
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"So many people told us that this would be an opportunity for our daughter to finally have a place where she wouldn't have to sit on the sidelines, she could actually do everything," they told him.
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Doctors told him that he needed to remain active after undergoing a triple bypass, and he saw the mine as a way to accomplish that as well as to have a place to take his family.
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Much like Bahbah's work, Gomez's song lyrics are subtitled over dreamlike, retro-style shots of her pining after a mystery man who she claims will always have a place in her heart, despite her better judgment.
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"It's been an incredible six months and we will always have a place in our hearts for each other, but sadly we've come to the realisation that it's not meant to be long term," she wrote.
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The teens are always looking for free places to hang out and they used to have to go to the mall and walk around, but now they finally have a place for the can sit down.
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Shrink-wrapped horse steaks continue to have a place on the supermarket shelf between the beef and the lamb, and my local boucherie chevaline—with its horsehead mascot—still does a moderate trade in horse meat.
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Zinke, a Republican and currently Montana's sole congressman, sought to compare himself to President Teddy Roosevelt and his strong conservation agenda, while ensuring that uses like fossil fuel production on federal land still have a place.
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EXPORT OUR STRONGEST SECTOR While high-skilled, high value-added manufacturing will always have a place in the U.S. economy, there is little to compel secure, high-wage, low value-added manufacturing work on U.S. shores.
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The family said after Cowell was released from Atascadero State Mental Facility he didn't have a place to go because "most of the mental institutions had been shut down" and he was living on the street.
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As far "pumping and dumping" goes, the experts say don't even dream of wasting that liquid gold unless you absolutely have to pump for your own comfort and don't have a place to store the milk.
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The idea that whimsy should have a place in the workplace, that "sophisticated" doesn't need to mean "staid," that prints should be mixed and colors can be clashed, were, in many ways, ahead of their time.
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With plates of potato salad in our hands, we muttered to each other that this guy didn't have a place in his platform for people like us, many of whom worked for employers in other states.
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I think so— it's the tapestry of life and the root of the culture, it's just been misunderstood by the rest of the world for years Does Cuban music have a place in the modern nightclub?
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"Using these bond funds, we are going to revitalize many of our neighborhood commercial corridors to create vibrant, attractive districts so Detroiters have a place to shop in their own neighborhood," Duggan said in a statement.
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"While we believe utrophin modulation could still have a place in the treatment of DMD, it is clear that ezutromid is not providing a benefit for patients," Chief Executive Officer Glyn Edwards said in a statement.
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Should they make a comeback this year, we are confident that Dunkaroos will have a place in Kim Kardashian's fully vegan diet and ethically package-free kitchen, because Dunkaroos are the quintessential symbol of '90s nostalgia.
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And the Moms' successful occupation exposed the inherent antagonism between moral necessity—the basic right to have a home, to have a place to care for your family and community—and the logic of the market.
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Jarl is also clearing out state shelters (the animals are being transferred to other parts of the country) so that displaced pets will have a place to stay until their owners can care for them again.
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The museum's leadership has studied the issue carefully for a year and a consensus has been reached with the staff and community members that allows for more, valued artists to have a place in their collection.
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Gibran Bassil said in a statement from his office Friday that UNHCR is scaring Syrian refugees in Lebanon from returning by asking them about compulsory military service, security conditions and whether they have a place to live.
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No matter how popular the three-point line becomes, rim protection will always matter, and a big man who can cover the amount of space Tavares can through wingspan alone will have a place in the league.
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There is proven evidence that alternatives have a place in defined contribution plans, and we must continue to fight for their inclusion in order to help Main Street investors diversify their portfolios and achieve their retirement goals.
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I don't have an easy answer for you, but I do have a place for you to begin: You have to get real about your situation, and you have to start working on feeling good about yourself.
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In science, email discovery may have a place in legal proceedings, but broad requests for disclosure risk exposing reviewers who provide candid, confidential critiques, as well as debates that are an essential part of the deliberative process.
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Whereas most of the bands of the past belonged in the bin, these newer acts feel as if they have a place among that rotating list of genres and sounds we find ourselves streaming our way between.
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And while Bruce's everyday life with his daughters is anything but uneventful (the family took a last-minute trip to Walt Disney World in March!), he does have a place where he can unwind on his own.
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"In the US, we're reaching epidemic proportions of this syndrome, and I believe this compound could have a place in medicating this population, as well as those who have a higher risk of developing diabetes," Stevens said.
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I keep the pin on my desk to remind me how important self-representation, identity, and the female body are and that women of all shapes, races, and experiences have a place in media and the arts.
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Sometimes when I ride the train into San Francisco on my way to work, when it's not too crowded and I have a place to stand, I look around and I think about everyone riding with me.
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The Sanchezes were relieved to have a place to stay with warm, welcoming hosts; the Butlers were thrilled to help a family in need -- especially when they saw the little girl wearing a pink, bedazzled birthday tiara.
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SO, IF YOU HAVE A PLACE TO GO, MOST PEOPLE TO FIND THEIR HEALTH IS A BARRIER TO LIFE THEY WANT TO LIVE, AND THE UNMET NEED IS IT'S SO CONFUSING, HOW DO I FIGURE THIS OUT.
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Sadly Sunday, June 12, 2016 will now have a place in history as the worst attack of terrorism in the US since 9-1-1 and the deadliest attack on a gay target in the nation's history.
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So, I stayed on many people's couches, including some of the people I knew it was toxic to be around; but if I could have a place to stay for the night, it was a good thing.
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"All of a sudden, material being collected on the street doesn't have a place to go," said Pete Keller, vice president of recycling and sustainability at Republic Services, one of the largest waste managers in the country.
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I got advice early on in my life that you need to have a seat at the table and, if there isn't a chair for you, just go pull one up so you can have a place.
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But a strong performance can smash through that complacency with a force akin to love or friendship, reminding us that the odd, the idiosyncratic, the irreducibly individual still have a place in our standardized and quantified world.
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While in this room inspired by the lava-filled place where Darth Vader was born, you can take the high ground (the top bunk) and sleep well knowing that you have a place on the Dark Side.
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"Then maybe, just maybe, we can stop the greatest propaganda machine in history, we can save democracy, we can still have a place for free speech and free expression, and, most importantly, my jokes will still work."
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Like a lot of other people who pride themselves on organization to a point, I have a designated "miscellaneous bin" where I put the items I don't have a place for but can't bear to throw away.
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But after spending a few hours with Sony's latest version, the RX100 Mark VI, I realized something: Point-and-shoot cameras might still have a place in the world after all—especially $1200-dollar point-and-shoot cameras.
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The case alleges that the pair provided fake photo evidence that their daughters were on their high school crew team so that the girls could be "recruited" to the USC team and have a place at the university.
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The same study also found that young people who are more exposed to discussions about politics and current events in their classes and social groups are, logically, more comfortable in believing that they have a place within politics.
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"There is evidence that electronic cigarettes are an effective strategy for harm reduction — so they have a place in our repertoire of strategies to deal with smoking addiction, but it's kind of a double-edged sword," Siegel says.
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You can say things that are clearly quite pointed, but they evade a normal set of defenses, so you can say things that don't really have a place elsewhere in the media but often need to be said.
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"It's cool to have a place to share these things where you know you are not going to be judged," said S. The Guys Only WhatsApp group of school friends isn't the only all-male group I'm in.
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And it's hard to get around the parallels between his own life and the story he crafted about a director trying to make a comeback in a changed Hollywood that may no longer have a place for him.
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"We started using this wetland wisely in order to have a place to dig, to plant Irish potatoes, maize, sweet potatoes and even to get papyrus reeds," said Justus Kamuhanda, chairman of the Mugandu-Buramba Growers' Cooperative Society.
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"It is every person's right to be able to have a place to retreat for contemplation and prayer, for religious observance, celebration of key life and family milestones, marriages, christenings and so forth," Sheeran wrote in the paperwork.
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And you said then, and I held you to it and you followed through, that Nintendo would have a place for them PAX because you felt that that event was the right event to put them on display.
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They find it much easier to conduct their business now they have a place to set up their stalls, out of the sun on hot days and away from the threat of floods when it rains, they said.
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Bird in particular seems to be taking advantage of its understanding of social media and internet culture at large to set itself apart and prove that e-scooters have a place in society that extends beyond basic utility.
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If they do make it to Mars and successfully relay information back to Earth, they will have demonstrated that perhaps small satellites may have a place in deep space as a part of a NASA mission after all.
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Jackson said she'd have to fly with her daughter, Jewel Henry, to Texas, find a place to live, rent a car and keep paying her bills at home, so she'll have a place to live after the internship.
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Back then, Obama said it wasn't only "of the spirit of giving during this holiday season but our national obligation to make sure all those who serve and sacrifice for our country have a place to call home."
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Add to this a recent restaurant and bar boom, a thriving cafe scene and a forthcoming luxury hotel — the Gran Miramar Málaga, opening later this year — and you have a place where everything old is, finally, new again.
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I choose accommodations that I can use as a home base Within reason, I've started to make fewer budget-driven compromises to make sure that whatever happens, I have a place to return to where I feel comfortable.
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Disney Chief Executive Bob Iger has praised Fox Searchlight's work and offered assurances that high-quality, low-cost films have a place at his company, but he has given few details about his plans for Fox's film units.
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Lost tax revenue is one consequence of this hidden system; even more dangerous is its deep damage to democratic rule and regional stability when corrupt politicians have a place to stash stolen national assets out of public view.
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So I have a place in my heart for kids who are struggling that way, and also a deep understanding of how the consequences of obesity are not just financial and health-related, but also emotional and spiritual.
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"We have been waiting for this for five years ... It is good to have a place to go to," Lisbeth Kristine Roeyneland, head of the support group for the victims of the attacks and their relatives, told Reuters.
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As a federal contractor, the company is obligated to have a place on its applications for people to indicate their race, which is most likely how the government determined the number of Asians applying for work at Palantir.
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Audi has already gone all in with its E-tron SUV, but now it's also going half heretic and hoping to prove that, no matter what GM thinks, Americans still have a place in their driveways for sedans.
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I respect people's choice to be private, but for me, it feels important to be a model of possibility for other trans men who may feel they don't have a place in this world because they aren't seen.
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Costello told a long, embellished version of the venue's history, saying the Triple Rock started so the band would have a place to listen to the classic rock band Boston, free of judgement, with some like-minded folks.
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"I grew up idolizing starting pitchers, so from a fan's standpoint, and from someone that's been a starter his whole career, essentially, I would like to see starting pitchers always have a place in the game," Morton said.
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He creates scenes that make it possible for me and people who look like me to feel that we have a place in this society, despite the missives we regularly receive that we are not valued or welcome.
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But when our nation stood on the brink of civil war, Mr. Mandela spoke to white South Africans in a language that soothed their fears and reassured them that they would have a place in our new country.
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"Hindsight being 20/20, can I understand students being frustrated that maybe they are excited for one candidate or the other, and they don't have a place to go vote on campus during that first week?" he asked.
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As part of their Angels to Vets program, the pair is stopping at the homes of veteran clients to drop off baskets of toiletries, food, clothes and Christmas dinner ingredients, for those who don't have a place to celebrate.
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"We have received a tremendous amount of support from fans of our show, and it's clear that these characters not only have a place in our hearts, but in the hearts and homes of our audience," the cast said.
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Then, a few months later, when he realized that the parents of the kids attending his youth groups didn't have a place to turn to for their own support, he came up with TransPact, a support group for parents.
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Clinton supporters, who are increasingly Muslim and Latino, are deeply concerned that they may not have a place in Trump's nationalistic "real America," while Trump's "real Americans" feel like they don't belong in Hillary Clinton's "politically correct" America, either.
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I was still doing shows at my house until a year ago, when basically it was either we stop doing show or we don't have a place to live because the pipes are bursting and the basement is flooding.
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"It was just a really personal feeling that I think most people from that community can relate to, being an artist and not feeling like you have a place in the community or in a bigger society," he says.
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"The temples and the cultural sites are so important for the Yazidis because they don't have a country, they don't have a place where they can say it's ours," said Yazidi documentation manager Natia Navrouzov of the charity Yazda.
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Now that sense of urgency is being felt by supporters of DACA in both parties — and they may not be willing to wait six months to reassure endangered immigrants that they will have a place in their adopted country.
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That's why I chose to write "Sulwe" and address the issue of colorism, to let kids who look like me, or feel different and excluded, know that they have a place reserved for them in the bubble of beauty.
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"We bought a property in St. Croix as a rental investment with the idea that if it didn&apost work out as a rental or resale, we would have a place in the Caribbean to retire to," he says.
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"If you can get enough critical mass as part of these acquisitions, they'll need you and then you'll have a place in the new world," said David Friend, a managing director of BDO's Center for Healthcare Excellence and Innovation.
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And that actually is one of the biggest determinatives for if kids are going to stay in school and be connected with a community is if they can stay in the same place and have a place to live.
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A happy indulgence Whatever one's individual chocolate chip cookie preference -- or "addiction" -- it's fair to say that these beloved cookies can have a place in a balanced diet, as long as you are willing to keep portions in check.
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The controversial Confederate statue at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill — stowed away in an undisclosed location after protesters tore it to the ground a few weeks ago — should have a place on campus, according to the university.
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" After the panel talking to BuzzFeed News, she said that she disagreed with "this whole idea that men don't have a place in the pro-life movement because they don't have the female parts to be able to carry a baby.
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It still doesn't really feel like he's gone, and it probably won't as long as people with a taste for pulverized electronics and the other violent, strange, and absurd sounds that he pioneered have a place in New York's music scene.
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Either way, it's clear that fan theories do have a place in the play turned book, but lovers of the series are scratching their heads at why one particular theory was left out: the romance between Albus Potter and Scorpius Malfoy.
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Gomez says she doesn't "see a lot of news sources that are pro-logic and pro-reason" — unless you have access to massive amounts of data, she says, then you don't have a place to go to find balanced news.
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But Lovelace felt that women had to have a place in space — after all, the Soviet Union was interested in training female cosmonauts — and so in 1960, he began recruiting women to see how they'd fare in NASA's endurance tests.
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Considering Tyrion's failures in picking the right side this season, he doesn't really have a place to go — Daenerys will consider him a traitor while Sansa and Jon will fault him for staying loyal to Dany as long as he did.
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Kanye West is leaving no stone unturned -- literally -- on the construction site of his new Hidden Hills home, and he's apparently working at breakneck speed to get it finished so he and his family will have a place to live.
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"We are just a couple of Bernie supporters who thought it would be pretty dank for us to have a place to meet and connect with other supporters," the founders wrote — and currently, there are 1,525 members (and counting) who agree.
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But while she consistently skirted labeling herself as a feminist artist (even though she was the only living artist to have a place set for her in Judy Chicago's The Dinner Party), she refused to be demoted because of her gender.
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Foster's former team, the San Francisco 49ers, had the decency to fire Reuben less than 12 hours after his arrest, citing a welcome new team policy: any player who commits domestic violence will no longer have a place on their team.
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As someone who likes to have a place for every little thing rather than throwing it all into one giant pocket, inevitably losing track of everything within seconds, the bag had more pockets than I knew what to do with.
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"Based on the evidence we have to date, we believe there is a case to consider the fundamental reform of unarranged overdrafts and consider whether they should have a place in any modern banking market," it said in a statement.
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Given all this, it is more important than ever for us work together through a thoughtful, bipartisan process to improve our public lands system, the processes to designate and utilize them and ensure we all have a place to recreate.
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It will always have a place in the social order, and that is to tell the truth by constructing a fiction, to amplify society's negative traits to a comical extent so you can see the ugliness that's always been there.
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There's been a fair amount of attention to the homeless population because that's a very visible group of people who obviously are not going to be able to shelter in place because they literally don't have a place to live.
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Seeing a part of yourself reflected back in the stories you love is an incredible experience, one that can make you feel like you matter, like you have a place in this world even — or especially — when you're being yourself.
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I was trained as a graphic artist and have evolved to a career in website development, so it's good to have a place where I can make a mess and observe how different artistic mediums function (very different from computer code).
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"If I'm in a position where I have a place to live and I have enough to eat and clothes to wear, and I have money to pay for transportation, and somebody is need, I want to help them," she said.
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Ms. Hartman was at the Cook County Jail because she did not have a place to stay in Cook County, which was a requirement for the electronic monitoring, Sophia Ansari, the press secretary for the Cook County Sheriff's Office, said.
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"I&aposm finally able to have a place where people can come in and do the things that I&aposve been able to do my whole life, which is hold their first snake or hold their first tarantula," Barczyk said.
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" She is also asked about a story about another famous singer, she says, "that I walk into a dressing room, slap some singer across the face and tell them, 'Rock 'n' roll doesn't have a place for both of us.
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When you feel that the world is spiraling out of control it is of utmost importance to have a place to turn, a place where the world seems firmly back on its axis, and that place is the free press.
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As for the oft-cited apartheid analogy, black South Africans did not have a place in the old regime's Parliament, as Israeli Arabs have in the Knesset; nor were they admitted to white universities, as Israeli Arabs are to Israeli universities.
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I also adore Harry himself, not least because he reminds me of another orphan who only wanted to be loved and have a place to belong and a family to call her own: Anne Shirley [of Anne of Green Gables].
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In the case of this particular party, the space didn't have a Place of Assembly permit, required in New York for gatherings of more than 75 people, or a liquor license for the bar that was set up, among other potential violations.
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And that's why I strive to provide a nurturing environment within a club setting where you feel like you have a place there, and you feel like you belong, and you can arrive alone but leave having made a handful of new friends.
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"We hope to take a lighthearted but fun approach to giving people who have been through a break up the chance to have a place that is all their own," Loren Ruch, HGTV's senior vice president for programming, projects and specials tells CNN.
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Creating a tight-knit community of women who were excited to finally have a place to cheer each other on and connect over where to get the latest fashion not only gave me a sense of purpose, but also fostered my self-confidence.
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The FDA commissioned the NAS report to help inform its regulations, and on Tuesday, Gottlieb made a new statement on vaping, noting he was troubled by some findings in the report but also that e-cigarettes have a place in the US market.
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Jerry Colangelo, the managing director of USA Basketball, told the outlet that he informed Anthony's camp the team didn't have a place for him, despite his long record with the program and the number of departures of NBA players from the team.
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We were looking at Street Etiquette, who is based out in NYC and really rally the Black creative community together, and we thought Asian Americans on the East Coast were participating in that because they didn't really have a place to go.
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By the end of 2018, the company predicts there will be 11 billion connected devices globally (although that statistic likely includes connected equipment in factories and other technologies related to the Internet of Things that may not have a place in the home).
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"It is every person's right to be able to have a place to retreat for contemplation and prayer, for religious observance, celebration of key life and family milestones, marriages, christenings and so forth," Sheeran wrote in the paperwork, which was ultimately rejected.
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It's hard to end relationships — which is why we'll always have a place for Jelena in our hearts — and in reality, the song is perfect for anyone going through a similar tough time (who also, of course, wants to dance it out).
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Why it matters: The suit puts a spotlight on the ongoing question of how much these scooter rental companies can and should do to ensure safety, as well as the fact that most existing roads don't have a place for the motorized devices.
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I'm a freak for the beach and I love to swim, so it's really a dream to have a place like Riis where my friends and I can have beach days and still be surrounded by other queer people and feel safe.
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It's absolutely possible for added sugars (in foods like baked goods or dairy desserts) to have a place in a person's diet, but what's tricky is that sugar is often added to foods that you wouldn't expect (like salad dressing or pasta sauce).
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Caribou is one of the key groups claiming to have a place in that invention, courtesy of the pioneering work by Haurwitz's co-founder Jennifer Doudna, who played a key role in helping to develop the technologies around CRISPR early in the process.
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The way I would look at that show is we really wanted to have a place to expose new music, expose new points of view, expose new talent and have a party you could literally go to — but also go to across platforms.
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But if you grew up listening to Dear Diary and don't harbour a mark of shame about it, "Make War" is the first indicator that something you once set as your Myspace profile song could ever have a place in current pop music.
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However, following the viral success of Obama and Galifianakis' interview, it became apparent to executives at Funny or Die that politically geared comedy videos have a place on the internet, and that politicians could benefit from doing this type of content, too.
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"You're going to have some questions and problems that naturally occur during the filing season that may not have a place to go," said Michael Dolan, national director of IRS policies and dispute resolution in the Washington national tax practice of KPMG.
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"That water now doesn't have a place to go, and it has to go somewhere else - more likely into older neighborhoods that may or may not have flooded prior to this," said Ed Browne, chairman of a grassroots group called Citizens Against Flooding.
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The best broad-based social media programs have a place for everyone, from the fanatic who's ready to knock on doors and email all her friends to the casual supporter who's merely going to retweet or repost something once in a while.
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The company built out its product for small-audience creators after deciding "there should be a marketplace [so] that people who don't necessarily consider themselves influencers can have a place to kick off their influencer career," Brian Freeman, Heartbeat's CEO, told Business Insider.
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We have an employee that lost her home and now that the winery's not there—she's an event coordinator—she's worried if she's going to have a job, because we won't have a place to host events for a couple of years.
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But it still seems as important as ever to make sure you — students in middle school, high school and college — have a place to share your emotions, thoughts and questions: What is your reaction to the deadly shooting at a Florida high school?
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You know what it means to have a place where it's safe and warm, where friends are waiting, where the fire's roaring, and all your problems seem to be put on pause for just as long as you need them to be.
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Fourteen-hour pulled pork, sourdough bread made from homemade starter and gingerbread houses piped with intricate designs — all have a place in the canon, but the NYT Cooking recipes that readers returned to again and again are those that are simple and sustaining.
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"Ramaphosa has a better chance of renewing confidence, not only in the markets but also inside the A.N.C., where reformers may now feel they have a place," said William Gumede, the executive chairman of the Democracy Works Foundation, a good-government advocacy group.
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While the move by schools like Harvard University, Amherst College, and Smith College is meant to prevent the spread of novel coronavirus, it presents a host of issues for students who don't have a place to go or a way to get online.
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Students, required to be out of their on-campus housing by March 15, have to find new living accommodations for the foreseeable future, posing a challenge for those who don't readily have a place to go like low-income or international students.
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But when we decide that someone is a "bad man," we run a real risk of falling into a mental trap of concluding that someone does not deserve to have a place in society or to have a chance at growth or redemption.
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State and local leaders have also slammed Falwell for keeping dorms open, saying that he misled them when he had first explained his desire to allow students with special circumstances to stay so they would have a place to sleep and eat.
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"Over the long run, if you think the consumer is strong and e-commerce continues to have a place and it's taking share, Amazon should be well-positioned as are other e-commerce plays," he said in the same "Trading Nation" interview.
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" She continued, "This holiday is my second favorite holiday (Christmas has my # 1 spot) and I love the message around this holiday of being thankful, but also gathering together with your friends, family and those who don't have a place to go.
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"I was told by the Chief of Army Staff that the camp fell at about 1:35 pm on Friday, December 23, and that the terrorists are on the run, and no longer have a place to hide," Buhari said in a statement.
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"If you have a place in chaos, you're not able to function and make big things happen, and we certainly have the ability and continue to do that," said Sanders, who added it was not unusual to see people come and go.
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She used board and batten on an exterior wall to create a cozy backdrop for a sectional sofa, and a bungalow-style railing so the owners would have a place to enjoy cocktails while gazing over their neighbor's houses at the Atlantic.
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"If they don't have a place where they can practice their skills, they cannot go out there and be curators at Brooklyn Museum or for the Detroit Institute of Arts or for San Francisco Museum of Modern Art," Ms. Jenkins-Johnson said.
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But I also know how good and decent people can be toward one another, and how fortifying it can feel to know that you have a place in the community and that the community will be there for you if you need it.
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