This is the heart of the heart of RX country.
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He's the heart of The Avengers, and for many the heart of the MCU.
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I live in a state in the heart of the heart of the country.
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It&aposs the heart of Appalachia, and Appalachia is the heart of poverty in America.
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Peter Maloca, University of BaselNot a heart of stone—but the heart of a cow.
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"I believe in my heart of heart of hearts he never copped a feel," she said.
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And yet curiosity lies at the heart of innovation, and innovation at the heart of productivity.
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I will remove from you your heart of stone and give you a heart of flesh.
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Luckily, Bill not only has a heart of gold — he apparently has a heart of steel.
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Manson had managed to infiltrate both the heart of Hollywood and the heart of middle-class America.
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Also, it really got to the heart of the terrible Sophie's choice at the heart of the film.
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"Mike Pence comes from the heart of the conservative movement and the heart of America," the Speaker declared.
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If the heart of season one was Elliot's dad, is his mother at the heart of season two?
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"That's at the heart of most of what I write, and it's certainly at the heart of this movie."
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That's at the heart of most of what I write, and it's certainly at the heart of this movie.
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Despite the action unfolding elsewhere, the heart of this episode — and the heart of the show — still belongs to Vanessa.
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Just as white Christian evangelicals are the heart of the GOP, people of color are the heart of the Democratic Party.
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Twilio believes that communication is at the heart of every business, and at the heart of every business is a developer.
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One day, I saw an ad in the yellow pages: 'From the heart of New York, to the heart of Edmonton.
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And that's how we've evolved and so I want to see a good immigration policy that is going to ... So what happens ... 'Cause this is again at the heart of small businesses, the heart of innovation, heart of job creation.
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So I think that's at the heart of what makes podcasting effective and that's at the heart of what makes podcasting advertising effective.
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"THE heart of the wise inclines to the right, but the heart of a fool to the left," according to the book of Ecclesiastes.
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The heart of our economy isn't in Washington, D.C. The heart of our economy is small businesses all across the United States of America.
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Isn't the beating heart of this problem, the real beating heart of it, of what we gotta get sorted here, is not illegal immigration?
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" She said that the election would prove that "the heart of America is bigger than the heart of this guy in the White House.
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Standing up against this global pressure campaign on Israel and the Jewish people goes to the heart of our friendship and the heart of America.
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"If my desk is the heart of the home, and the kitchen is the heart of the home, then this is the brain," she says.
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Just a beat away Who needs a heart of gold when a 3-D printer can push out a heart of silicon that actually beats.
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New heart of economic development City-level action works best when supported by national policies that place urban infrastructure at the heart of economic development.
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And it is the simple notion that the heart of America is so much bigger than the heart of this guy in the White House.
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Compared to the heart of an average American adult, the heart of a Tsimane is 28 years younger (based on biomarkers of arterial disease), Thompson says.
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Indeed, the conflict between engagement and recusal that is at the heart of the characters' questioning of conservatism is also at the heart of their unhappiness.
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It's in "the heart of Boston and the heart of a major development" said Shawn Hurley, the chief executive and president of Skanska USA commercial development.
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But the question is, it is at the heart of your book is these miscommunications online that I think are at the heart of all these places.
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The process of hypothesis, research, and analysis is at the heart of intellectual endeavor, but it is also metaphorically at the heart of that great American fantasy: meritocracy.
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Elio and Oliver, the lovers from Call Me By Your Name, are the couple at the heart of Find Me, just as they were the heart of the earlier book.
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Most important, she points out, is the cogollo—the tender lettuce heart that is also a Spanish metaphor for the heart of a matter, or the heart of a city.
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And it's not about originality — the heart of Instagram.
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"Der Einsiedler," a setting of Eichendorff, stands in for the whole: fastidious sensitivity; utter refinement; getting to the heart of every word and, through every word, to the heart of the song.
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Davis and Shear are right: Immigration demagogy is at the "heart" of the Trump show — and the Trump show is at the heart of our tragic decline as a civil and humane society.
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This gets to the brutal heart of Mr Reeves's argument.
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The audience is taken to the heart of the art.
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Games are at the heart of the current Oculus experience.
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Yet contradictions lie at the heart of all this discussion.
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That's at the heart of the proposals the GOP made.
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At the heart of When I Get Home is Houston.
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Corrine then referenced her "heart of gold" and "platinum" genitalia.
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Big money eats away at the heart of our democracy.
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Refshaleøen had once been the heart of Denmark's shipping empire.
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Chad is at the heart of Africa's most ungovernable region.
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It is also the beating heart of global electronics production.
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Still, Reynolds' plucky performance won the heart of a nation.
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Deep in the Heart of Texas, in the Permian Basin.
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What evil lurks in the heart of a teenage girl?
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These spillover effects are at the heart of agglomeration economies.
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" Others believe, in their heart of hearts, that it's "laurel.
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People of color are the heart of the Democratic Party.
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Those statistics represent the very heart of the Oscar debacle.
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The engineer at the heart of the upcoming Waymo vs.
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There is a black box at the heart of Brexit.
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Rone02 The Heart of Noise Pt. 203 Brick England feat.
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Parliament's leaders say they are the heart of European democracy.
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A lot of piranha, a lot of heart of palm.
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"Let's get to the heart of the matter," Gordon begins.
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To get to the heart of it, it felt secret.
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Puffy: Ano is the Top Mali, the heart of everything.
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They also embody the beating heart of a national cuisine.
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"Libraries function as the heart of their communities," Rubenstein said.
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But this is at the heart of what it is.
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How does it strike at the heart of imperial power?
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The true heart of any home is in the kitchen.
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This contradiction is at the heart of Dutch drugs policy.
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Weekend shifts are at the heart of the current dispute.
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That freedom is the heart of how every platform works.
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This is the moral heart of the debate over immigration.
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He was also at the heart of a silent revolution.
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That gets to the heart of the incipient independence movement.
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LANDLOCKED Paraguay is sometimes called the "heart of South America".
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Heart of Europe: A History of the Holy Roman Empire.
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And there she is: the physical heart of free press.
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Bernie was a gentle soul with a heart of gold.
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"Lucy Boynton, you're the heart of this film," he concluded.
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"That is at the heart of this problem," Reid explained.
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He looked at the heart of flowers, tree trunks, stones.
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"Solar is at the heart of this revolution," he added.
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Ambiguity and deception lie at the heart of his regime.
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Indeed, water gets to the heart of New Zealanders' concerns.
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This is the heart of integrating most of your tools.
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At the heart of the disagreement is China's industrial policy.
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We have, you know, it's the heart of our state.
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The heart of the Nile Blue program was computational modeling.
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This is the core tenet at the heart of Hims.
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Tim Sloan has been right at the heart of that.
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That's the question at the heart of Apple Inc. v.
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"It ultimately doesn't get to the heart of the concerns."
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And this goes to the heart of your article today.
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So it's that that's at the heart of all this.
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The deadliest toll fell on the heart of Eastern Ghouta.
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This is a terrorist attack in the heart of Europe.
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These are questions at the heart of all human passions.
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Violence sits at the heart of their warped belief system.
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At the heart of DynaOptics' design is its oval lens.
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What's the way to the heart of the youth voter?
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"He had a heart of gold," Aguayo told the station.
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White's office is located at the heart of King Drive.
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Now Microsoft is bringing the heart of Linux into Windows.
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The contradiction at the heart of "reality" TV, in fact.
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Is the Heart of the Jungle in all of us?
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The district, California's 6900th, covers the heart of Silicon Valley.
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NATO should be at the very heart of these efforts.
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Asset buying programs are at the heart of all that.
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For one, he's the intellectual heart of the Trump movement.
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Mr Penn found no horror in this heart of darkness.
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And that doesn't get to the heart of the issue.
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"He was the heart of the whole country," said Suthad.
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At the heart of this is the "Lean Startup" process.
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At the heart of addiction, there are secrets and shame.
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SodaStream's experience gets to the heart of the matter here.
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East Sixth, of course, is the heart of hip Austin.
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So to get at the heart of it, they talk.
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This newfound emotional vulnerability is at the heart of GLUE.
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She's the girl next door with a heart of gold.
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THERE is a contradiction at the heart of financial capitalism.
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China put "innovation" at the heart of its G20 agenda.
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Winnats Pass is in the heart of the Peak District.
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California, is the terrible secret heart of the United States.
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Treasury bonds are at the heart of the financial system.
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"Data is at the heart of our company," Sullivan said.
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It creates a rot at the heart of our society.
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Lucious the schemer is the cruel heart of Episode 14.
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It's the heart of my people and our food security.
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"Islah has been at the heart of this," Alnoud said.
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At the heart of the FaceApp security backlash is xenophobia.
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Instead, "the heart of the GND is about social justice".
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CNN: Isn't solving problems at the heart of your program?
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Technological change is at the heart of the audiobook craze.
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Small businesses, the heart of the American economy, are thriving.
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Germany, the economic heart of Europe, was their preferred destination.
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"I come from the very heart of America," he said.
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"At the heart of this is talent," said UVA's Lenox.
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It's our blood that's running through the heart of it.
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There is a vacuum at the heart of things here.
|
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The rule of law is at the heart of democracy.
|
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This goes to the heart of American poverty — and values.
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BECKY QUICK: You're in the heart of Silicon Valley, too.
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Our first stop would be in the heart of Pennsylvania.
|
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The obvious contradiction is at the heart of Labour's dilemma.
|
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This goes to the heart of Ms. Chast's idiosyncratic genius.
|
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She just said this in the heart of lynching country.
|
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The heart of charity bears its own set of genomes.
|
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But there are two problems at the heart of Katz.
|
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It minimizes the politics at the heart of Marshall's project.
|
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Yet at the heart of the plan lies a questionable
|
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Wade is at the heart of the public policy debate.
|
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It's an office space in the heart of a city.
|
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It was those violations at the heart of the dispute.
|
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That's the question at the heart of Spotify's new promotion.
|
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Yet, there's a flaw at the heart of this claim.
|
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That legacy and experience lies at the heart of Mrs.
|
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These are the questions at the heart of Han's work.
|
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At the heart of it is the power and control.
|
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The heart of the mall is Mr. Calatrava's birdlike Oculus.
|
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You can see the heart of the music, you know?
|
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It's important because truth is the heart of liberal democracy.
|
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The acknowledgement of failure is at the heart of justice.
|
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" "Keep fighting Andy, you're got a heart of pure gold!
|
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And that's really at the heart of your book, right?
|
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But the heart of the service is a free service.
|
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We go to the places at the heart of it.
|
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It's dignity that lies at the heart of all this.
|
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At the heart of the show was a murder mystery.
|
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OxygenOS is still the heart of the software experience here.
|
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At the heart of the program was the Ford Endeavour.
|
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I think violence is at the heart of the book.
|
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This policy was at the heart of the government's apology.
|
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It still doesn't solve the heart of the rural problem.
|
|
Big banks were at the heart of the Great Recession.
|
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Remember the dilemma at the heart of renewable energy: variability.
|
|
Because financial disruption wasn't at the heart of the slump.
|
|
It's a very special place in the heart of Amsterdam.
|
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It is home to Mecca, the spiritual heart of Islam.
|
|
And at the heart of that is the technology story.
|
|
He had won the heart of each and every Norwegian.
|
|
One minute we were in the heart of Tucson, Ariz.
|
|
To get to the heart of what they were doing?
|
|
This gets to the very heart of Mr. Mueller's investigation.
|
|
Proteins are at the heart of our busy interior biology.
|
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"Equality is at the heart of our activism," said Dunnington.
|
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The state's wildfires are at the heart of its insolvency.
|
|
Plus, puzzle solving is at the heart of every game.
|
|
This is the contradiction at the heart of the internet.
|
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Mr. Musk's tweeting is at the heart of the skirmish.
|
|
I think that really gets to the heart of it.
|
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The sushi bar was the heart of the TriBeCa restaurant.
|
|
One called "Heart of Texas" agitated for that state's secession.
|
|
This irony is at the heart of his final betrayal.
|
|
Slavery is at the heart of the nation's origin story.
|
|
It's repeatable, and forms the beating heart of game plans.
|
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The beating heart of the food scene is the bouchon.
|
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That issue is at the heart of the impeachment inquiry.
|
|
This is a shiv to the heart of the country.
|
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It's at the heart of the way I see things.
|
|
HOUSMAN COUNTRY: Into the Heart of England, by Peter Parker.
|
|
The allegations are at the heart of the impeachment trial.
|
|
Castillo asks, striking at the heart of Serena Joy's contradictions.
|
|
Two other pieces reflect the "flesh" and "heart" of war.
|
|
We now get to the ethical heart of the matter.
|
|
That technology is now at the heart of a lawsuit.
|
|
I feel like I'm at the heart of it all.
|
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"Those values will always be at the heart of WhatsApp."
|
|
Nevada's growth is at the heart of Ms. Hernandez's job.
|
|
Violence interruption is the heart of the public health model.
|
|
At the heart of this plan is leadership and collaboration.
|
|
That strength is the heart of his pitch to voters.
|
|
Who knows what lurks in the heart of the president?
|
|
That's the provocative question at the heart of today's article.
|
|
That's at the heart of why Trump must be impeached.
|
|
At the heart of both films is a love story.
|
|
This seemed to be at the heart of the story.
|
|
It felt like being at the heart of the war.
|
|
It really should be at the heart of our democracy.
|
|
Lila's childish pages were the secret heart of my book.
|
|
" He added: "Election results are the heart of our democracy.
|
|
All, he said, were at the heart of the conflict.
|
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Shared goals are at the heart of all good deals.
|
|
The resolution applied equally to the very heart of Israel.
|
|
This is where the heart of our democracy now resides.
|
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That would have to be at the heart of it.
|
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Conspiracy theories have replaced ideologies at the heart of politics.
|
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It would strike at the heart of the trade deficit.
|
|
They were quickly catapulted to the heart of the drama.
|
|
The very heart of this nation is being torn out.
|
|
Identity has always been at the heart of American culture.
|
|
At the heart of the investigation is what Ford says.
|
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And that brings us to the heart of the matter.
|
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Opportunity #tolet an exceptional #houseboat in the heart of #LittleVenice.
|
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At the heart of the legend stands the big personality.
|
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Harvey struck Houston, the heart of the nation's energy industry.
|
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Now we've walked back west to the heart of Broadway.
|
|
Now we've walked back west to the heart of Broadway.
|
|
Disagreement and dialogue are at the heart of our democracy.
|
|
This goes right to the heart of how we associate.
|
|
Those stories get at the heart of why we travel.
|
|
The CBO scores get at the heart of these fears.
|
|
But Rembrandt is at the heart of the Six Collection.
|
|
At the heart of that scrutiny are two Democrats: Rep.
|
|
Our science writer got to the heart of the matter.
|
|
I think that really is at the heart of it.
|
|
The true heart of the game lies in its multiplayer.
|
|
And that, really, gets to the heart of the matter.
|
|
Sodastream's experience gets to the heart of the matter here.
|
|
This is the heart of Booksmart, Olivia Wilde's directorial debut.
|
|
The heart of the stuttering demand is an economic slowdown.
|
|
"Political will is at the heart of everything," he says.
|
|
The military was seen as the heart of the country.
|
|
And now we're getting to the heart of the issue.
|
|
"Focusing on their students and families is at the heart of Jefferson Academy's approach and that's exactly what I believe is at the heart of providing an exceptional education," she said in the statement.
|
|
"Xu has written a challenge from the cultural heart of China to the political heart of the Communist Party," said Geremie R. Barmé, an Australian scholar of China who is translating Mr. Xu's essay.
|
|
Mr Ryan called Mr Pence a "Reagan conservative through and through", who could be trusted as a pro-growth, anti-abortion defence hawk from "the heart of the conservative movement and the heart of America".
|
|
" On a recent walking tour, the Los Angeles Conservancy — a nonprofit seeking to preserve the county's cultural and architectural treasures — described Culver City's history as "from the heart of screenland to the heart of streamland.
|
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"In my heart of Heart I know you're still with us."
|
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Sachiko, the second oldest sister, is the heart of the story.
|
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At the heart of the film, then, is a familiar story.
|
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Oh absolutely, I think it's right at the heart of it.
|
|
Seeing the heart of Australia as it's never been seen before.
|
|
At the heart of it all: a dispute over immigration policy.
|
|
"She was still near the heart of the action," Little says.
|
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Kentucky's Fifth Congressional District runs through the heart of Appalachian Kentucky.
|
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The chip at the heart of the Kaby Lake R CPU.
|
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And in your heart of hearts, you don't think you are.
|
|
"Corsica is at the heart of the (French) Republic," Macron said.
|
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I know in my heart of hearts that he loves me.
|
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This mammoth 6K display sits at the heart of the Forum.
|
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Reducing childhood mortality is the heart of the work for us.
|
|
The new government will put radicalism at the heart of Europe.
|
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He was misunderstood, the swarthy surfer with a heart of gold.
|
|
Beyond the badge, friends say he's got a heart of gold.
|
|
Medicaid sits at the heart of the federal-state fiscal relationship.
|
|
This is the heart of complementarity, as Niels Bohr formulated it.
|
|
It was born in 1969, in the heart of New Delhi.
|
|
There's a "-but why" nestled at the heart of all this.
|
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"The studio is the heart of the [Schiaparelli] house," says Guyon.
|
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The heart of this offering is Google's machine learning software TensorFlow.
|
|
At the heart of the deal is a deeply problematic logic.
|
|
Their complaints go to the heart of Britain's health-care problems.
|
|
This should be the knife to the heart of the policy.
|
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The security guarantees are at the heart of the Cyprus problem.
|
|
Reading has always been at the heart of Judy Newman's life.
|
|
At the heart of all these posts are the conversations themselves.
|
|
That's at the heart of what the Barbie Savior account mocks.
|
|
At the heart of it are notions of genealogy and sustenance.
|
|
I saw the heart of who we are… People have issues.
|
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Two car bombs in the heart of Baghdad killed 26 people.
|
|
Tyrion has always been the heart of the show for me.
|
|
This conflict gets to the heart of the trouble with Twitter.
|
|
TAPE: You feel like summertime, you took this heart of mine.
|
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That aid package is at the heart of the Ukraine affair.
|
|
A bizarre contradiction continuing in the heart of 21st century Britain.
|
|
Marie-Claude had cut right to the heart of her problem.
|
|
Windows 210 S, the operating system at the heart of both.
|
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And that right there is the heart of the Marvel machine.
|
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"The heart of the revolution is in the north," he said.
|
|
Mossack Fonseca is the firm at the heart of the accusations.
|
|
There are two central points at the heart of Narativ's case.
|
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Come study at the heart of the New York art scene.
|
|
Now it's getting to the heart of a lot of things.
|
|
For many Trump officials, this is the heart of the crisis.
|
|
At the heart of Sets is Microsoft's oft-ignored Edge browser.
|
|
Our WeWork office is in the heart of downtown San Francisco.
|
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"Catch and release," explained: the heart of Trump's new border agenda
|
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North Korean forced laborers, in the heart of the European Union?
|
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We hit the sites, the heart of the chemical weapons program.
|
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You need people to be at the heart of these things.
|
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He doesn't miss over the heart of the plate too often.
|
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It's the chunky little computer at the heart of the Blaze.
|
|
Yet there is a puzzle at the heart of the orthodoxy.
|
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Gets to the heart of people's wealth: Assets instead of income.
|
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The heart of Aleppo has been ravaged by Syria's civil war.
|
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"It will never die in the heart of a true fan."
|
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And that's the unresolvable tension at the heart of this report.
|
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"The heart of this girl makes mine burst," she told IndyStar.
|
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Image: Imanuel PasakaTechnology is at the heart of everything we do.
|
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Peter Sarsgaard interviews people at the heart of the addiction crisis.
|
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As a black woman professional with the heart of a Goddess.
|
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Just a lowly industrial town's team from the heart of England.
|
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But it lies at the heart of the current political unrest.
|
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Along with books, swimming was at the heart of his life.
|
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Seen through Biberkopf's eyes, the heart of Berlin is Alexanderplatz itself.
|
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Finances lie at the heart of the criticisms of both companies.
|
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That is a question close to the heart of The Economist.
|
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I knew in my heart of hearts, 'This kid has Chiari.
|
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That's the beating heart of Prius love, if you ask me.
|
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"He's the heart of the Davids," Angelina said at the merge.
|
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What say you, having been close to the heart of power?
|
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That focus on nowness is also at the heart of Spectacles.
|
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This entire system sits at the heart of modern-day science.
|
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The heart of it is the decoupling of productivity and wages.
|
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Huppert as Michèle is our guide through rape's heart of darkness.
|
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Second of all, Reese is the beating heart of the series.
|
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Belgium has been at the heart of investigations into the Nov.
|
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The entire exchange will warm the heart of any Glee fan.
|
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Her body was found Tuesday in the heart of the Capital.
|
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"The heart of the battle is going to be litigation," Sen.
|
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The heart of the Milky Way is stacked with black holes.
|
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"At the heart of this new economy is Alibaba," Tsai said.
|
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My father is a man that has a heart of gold.
|
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However, having fun is at the heart of what we do.
|
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And so here we are, at the heart of performance anxiety.
|
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"Our users are the heart of our company and service," Unroll.
|
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Indian restaurant Gaggan is found in the heart of Thailand's capital.
|
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This is not the heart of the party, not at all.
|
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I think at the heart of this is this inequality problem.
|
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Software, of course, is the heart of the the Pixel phones.
|
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Tribal heritage issues are still at the heart of the fight.
|
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That's really at the heart of the innovation of the platform.
|
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Its event took place in the heart of London's West End.
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Atlanta is the heart of the black middle class in America.
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The role of technology lies at the heart of the puzzle.
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Such is the compact at the heart of Britain's majoritarian system.
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Trust is built into the heart of almost all economic activity.
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The heart of the system is the 14384278358-inch touchscreen tablet.
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Personal sentiments and motivations are at the heart of Aatchim's creations.
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Stubb's cherished labour deal cuts to the heart of Finnish welfare.
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And James St. James was at the heart of this effort.
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And the Clintons are at the heart of this corrupt establishment.
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A rotten political system is at the heart of Lebanon's problems.
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At the heart of the issue lies the matter of discrimination.
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"Local news is at the heart of American communities," Epshteyn said.
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"Gross is kind of the heart of the community," she said.
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They remain for now at the heart of her island's prosperity.
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I strongly condemn the terrorist attack at the heart of #Ankara.
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The Franco-German balance at the heart of the union collapsed.
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The ideas at the heart of the program have, however, proved
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In truth, however, economics is not the heart of the matter.
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At the heart of Healing Arts' fiscal operation was Ms. Williams.
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At the heart of Destination Casablanca, Hindley reconstructs the spectacular Operation
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Regionality is at the heart of what makes new rap exciting.
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Lebanon's sectarian political system lies at the heart of the problem.
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The choice goes to the heart of Algeria's sense of identity.
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Bari Weiss: A massacre in the heart of Mr. Rogers's neighborhood.
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The question is at the heart of a lawsuit against Apple.
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Populism has a proud, rightful place at the heart of conservatism.
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"This gets at the heart of what we are," Wright said.
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This undoubtedly will be at the heart of the OIG's focus.
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Fordow was at the heart of Tehran's illicit nuclear weapons enterprise.
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But there is a puzzle at the heart of Church's vision.
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And at the heart of that has been the Supreme Court.
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That's the question at the heart of your two choices here.
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"Mobility…is at the heart of our strategic plan," Tavares said.
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So we spent the day getting to the heart of it.
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The newest charge hits closest to the heart of Google's empire.
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At the heart of the company's plans, though, are the finances.
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At the heart of the story is the sinister villain Sephiroth.
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That language is at the heart of the Supreme Court's decision.
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It would tear out the heart of many Filipinos to separate.
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And One Times Square is right in the heart of it.
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But in his chest beat the heart of a true rebel.
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Trump has justifiably put Germany at the heart of both problems.
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The accusation is at the heart of House Democrats' impeachment probe.
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The allegation is at the heart of House Democrats' impeachment inquiry.
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Loss and lack of love lie at the heart of it.
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The heart of all Colorado is with the victims & their families.
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That issue is likely to form the heart of any appeal.
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It delivers the heart of the game with minimal time commitment.
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This is her chance to introduce the heart of her run.
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"Clearly the children are the heart of the story," Farkas said.
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Yes, everyone is concerned, from California to the heart of Europe.
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We hit the sites, the heart of the chem-weapons program.
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At the heart of the British referendum is a fundamental paradox.
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There is a beautiful pitilessness at the heart of both books.
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The question at the heart of the matter is pretty simple.
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And that's the heart of the gothic in a Burton work.
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The anti-islam sentiment is the beating heart of III% Alberta.
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And that's what's really at the heart of all this — anger.
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Supporting local women is at the heart of everything WHOA does.
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The ruling won't address the heart of the current border crisis.
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At the heart of the octobot is a soft microfluidic circuit.
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Which is getting to the heart of it, really, isn't it?
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Which is at the heart of Slack, which is the heart.
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The heart of any competitive game is, at its core, community.
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All you'll find is the dark heart of a robot pirate.
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Lahiri says she will never be at the heart of Italian.
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Pragmatism sells: The president is, in heart of hearts, a pragmatist.
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The five avatars are the heart of The City We Became.
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"The beating heart of our democracy is our elections," Brinkley said.
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Consonance is at the heart of most of our musical rules.
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And here we arrive at the beating heart of the episode.
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"This is the heart of the experiment now," Ms. Cook said.
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But the heart of the debate is a pair of questions.
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The issue of poverty is at the heart of the campaign.
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By attacking the teachers, they attacked the heart of the community.
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It is aimed straight at the heart of the First Amendment.
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One intercepted communication pointed right to the heart of the Kremlin.
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The 2016 Robinson Cano is the heart of a resurgent franchise.
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But Aida's memories, he writes, form the heart of the project.
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" Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki called Poland "the beating heart of Europe.
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The smog crisis cuts to the heart of India's image abroad.
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Improvisation, we're reminded, is at the heart of any winter holiday.
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You really avoid the "hooker with a heart of gold" trope.
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Mr. Maduro has the heart of only one institution: the military.
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Much touted "European" values are at the heart of this story.
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It was the storm scene, the furious heart of the play.
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At the heart of the controversies were hints of social prejudice.
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The real weakness, the hollow heart of the novel, is René.
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The heart of the Q50 Red Sport 400 is its powerplant.
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At the heart of many these viral moments are Black creators.
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Now, read the article, "Running Through the Heart of Navajo," 1.
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Where is the hero who will destroy that heart of evil?
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At the heart of the degradation of Hungarian democracy is cynicism.
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"This affects the heart of the Bolsonaro electoral base," he said.
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A zoomed-in version shows the heart of the construction site.
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Then, as now, voting was at the heart of conservatives' fears.
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The basic contract at the heart of democratic societies is fraying.
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So it's about making gender right at the heart of it.
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It's a black hole in the heart of the European project.
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That is at the heart of this new right-wing phenomenon.
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But he has the heart of an activist — she does not.
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It took 90 minutes to approach the heart of the crater.
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It was also the heart of the American effort in Vietnam.
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What's at the heart of him is still a punk attitude.
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It will be an arrow to the heart of Google's business.
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This vibrant scene is at the heart of Jersey City's revival.
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Huawei opens a cybersecurity transparency center in the heart of Europe
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This conundrum is at the heart of Mr. West's sustainability concerns.
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For that matter, it's the heart of a vibrant, informed democracy.
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That particular slur might get at the heart of their rivalry.
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This is the central conspiracy at the heart of the impeachment.
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Are they not already the very heart of the health system?
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Observation and experimentation form the beating heart of Untitled Goose Game.
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These are fundamental rights at the heart of the EU project.
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This notion was once at the heart of all collegiate specialties.
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The park is a popular spot in the heart of Lahore.
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Family is at the heart of Netflix's brand new comedy, Gentefied.
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That's because the district is in the heart of Trump country.
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And they all reside in the heart of our agricultural activity.
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She grew up in the very heart of the Missoni legacy.
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What is at the heart of these recent Republican Medicaid proposals?
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At the heart of the original Foodi is Ninja's TenderCrisp technology.
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Bolton's allegations go to the heart of impeachment charges against Trump.
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On a recent Sunday in the heart of Beverly Hills, Calif.
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We're lucky to have mainstays in the heart of the city.
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The heart of hurricane season often lasts from August to October.
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That theory is now at the heart of the impeachment trial.
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But patents don't look like the heart of the issue here.
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Economic and political frustrations are at the heart of the protests.
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" He added that they "go to the heart of national security.
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Endeavors like these are at the heart of Wildfang&aposs mission.
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It was like sleeping in the heart of a jogging giant.
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Another maneuver is at the heart of the charges against him.
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Jay Dickey of Arkansas, sits at the heart of that tension.
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Jimmy, Solomon's younger half brother, is the heart of the novel.
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The conduct is at the heart of House Democrats' impeachment inquiry.
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They're at the heart of my cooking even in the winter.
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We're in the heart of the Village, in a serious space.
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What evil lurks in the heart of Betty Cooper (Lili Reinhart)?
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You must remember -- Johannesburg is the industrial heart of South Africa.
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"This goes to the heart of who we are," she said.
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That fear has been at the heart of the recent turmoil.
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"It really gets to the heart of the problem," she said.
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"I've always felt this is the heart of it," Democratic Rep.
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Showing you can sell is at the heart of startup success.
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Revachol, the game's setting, is the heart of a dying empire.
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Reforming air traffic control is at the heart of this aspiration.
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Dark, unaccountable money is at the heart of this outrageous inaction.
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The heart of Alphabet's consistent earnings remains the company's search engine.
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That call is now at the heart of the impeachment inquiry.
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School and sports team photos is the heart of TSS Photography.
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Dolly Parton is the proverbial madam with a heart of gold.
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The march across the heart of London drew around 3,000 people.
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Mr. Carvey is, oddly, not the beating heart of this documentary.
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It puts New York City at the heart of world events.
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The dancers are "at the heart of any piece," she said.
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The park provides excellent picnicking opportunities in the heart of Tokyo.
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"You have the biggest heart of anyone I know," Bolling says.
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Last question: The heart of "American Gods" is faith and belief.
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The ghost story at the heart of this book is gentle.
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I go straight to the heart of the city — the Louvre!
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New York approved new tolls to enter the heart of Manhattan.
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A man with the heart of a servant, who is "woke".
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BUILD has three main programs at the heart of its mission.
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This concentration of power strikes at the heart of our democracy.
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At the heart of that issue is just hate — pure hate.
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"Wild Pacific salmon have sustained us for thousands of years, are at the heart of our culture, and the heart of what we pass on to our children," 'Namgis First Nation Chief Debra Hanuse told MUNCHIES.
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From 2010 to 2016, the show took place every Wednesday, in a small black-box theatre in the back of a comic-book store on Sunset Boulevard—the heart of the heart of cool-nerd culture.
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Not only did Pilot Pete break the heart of his fiancé-for-a-day, Hannah Ann Sluss, but he also broke the heart of his dear mother, Barbara Weber, by choosing a life with Madison Prewett instead.
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The silicon heart of the iPhone X is Apple's custom silicon handiwork.
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Notices and diffusions lie at the heart of the organisation's recent turmoil.
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The new dynamic at the heart of Europe was not just economic.
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Inside the Ministry of Defense (MOD) in the heart of Kabul, Afghanistan
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But inside, this $600 hybrid has the raging heart of… a smartphone?
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At the heart of the label, Amobi explains, is an outsider feeling.
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A true paradox lies at the heart of the Clinton legacy. Both
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We are in the heart of digital transformation, this much we know.
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The campus is located in the heart of the city's Latino enclave.
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At the heart of Shakespeare's The Tempest is the problem of Caliban.
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There was a key principle at the heart of the party's policymaking.
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Like "Broadchurch," at the heart of it all is a murder mystery.
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Nansha, situated in the heart of that region, is poised to benefit.
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That's the big question at the heart of these next two stories.
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But the mundane is at the heart of season two's remarkable run.
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" "That remains bizarre, inappropriate and that is the heart of the controversy.
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"It goes to the heart of the modern refugee dilemma," Miliband says.
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At the heart of the troubled USPS-Congress relationship lies the problem.
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But not everyone believed religion was at the heart of the dispute.
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But those things never seemed like the heart of Olivia to me.
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Another was at the heart of Britain's Profumo scandal a year later.
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For many Barranquilleros, the festival represents the very heart of their city.
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Easy and frictionless setup is at the heart of the DDJ-200.
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This gets at the paradox at the heart of the Schulz effect.
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Plutonium is at the heart of Japan's tarnished dream of energy independence.
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This distorted playing field strikes at the heart of the American Dream.
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At the heart of a lot of our irrational fears are stories.
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You have a pure heart of gold you will be missed dearly.
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So there is a real dynamic at the heart of this also.
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Khashoggi's writing also ventured into the heart of the Saudi–Qatar struggle.
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Yet the legal issue at the heart of these cases is minuscule.
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The heart of Furio's innovation is the notion of a collateralized loan.
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All of these progressive policies were at the heart of our campaign.
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They include questions at the heart of Robert Mueller's 17-month investigation.
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There are a couple of insights at the heart of flash teams.
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Kissinger found a way back into the heart of the Republican establishment.
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But the group still holds land in the heart of the forest.
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That is a sound thesis that gets to the heart of racism.
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Like the original Pro, imaging is at the heart of the upgrade.
|
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And yet data analysis is at the heart of modern political campaigning.
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Two recent additions in the heart of the capital are drawing attention.
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But numbers are at the heart of the government's case against Manafort.
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He has a heart of gold and helps everyone that needs it.
|
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And in a development that's sure to warm the heart of Gov.
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That's because these announcements apply to, essentially, the zombified heart of Yahoo.
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In the market for a weekend rental in the heart of Westeros?
|
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But the company reported its numbers during the heart of earnings season.
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Did I know, in my heart of hearts, what Gellert Grindelwald was?
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The village hall, you could say, is the heart of the village.
|
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But immersion will be at the heart of it all, she said.
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At the heart of the crisis is a kind of "solidarity deficit".
|
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The institutions at the heart of the financial system are more resilient.
|
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That's the heart of the debate raging among market participants right now.
|
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Yet Emilia-Romagna is also the heart of the "anti-vax" campaign.
|
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They are at the heart of a new kind of asymmetrical warfare.
|
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But in September 2014, in the heart of Hong Kong, something changed.
|
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These rival ideals lie at the heart of Peña Rodriguez v. Colorado.
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A BENIGN PARADOX lies at the heart of America's approach to religion.
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Here, in the heart of Europe, is a struggle all its own.
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A second is that dynasties put biology at the heart of society.
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But unlike others, Anthemis puts weirdness at the heart of its model.
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Matters of culture and rights are at the heart of the dispute.
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But who draws that line is at the heart of the debate.
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In our heart of hearts, we know that data belongs to us.
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Norwich is much closer to the heart of the country than Westminster.
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But the UGTT is also at the heart of Tunisia's economic problems.
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In June he completed work on Skanderbeg Square, the heart of Tirana.
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This sense of sheer scale is at the heart of Dark Matter.
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At the heart of video games' sex issue is the uncanny valley.
|
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It gets at the heart of the adventure element of the show.
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The heart of the coalition is his four-year-old Morena party.
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Pumpkin seeds and tomatillos are at the heart of this spicy sauce.
|
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We both believe applications are at the heart of driving digital transformation.
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It's the energetic heart of Disrupt that generates inspiration, ideas and opportunities.
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At the heart of this is Monster Hunter's deep, rewarding combat system.
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Kiir and Machar are central characters at the heart of the infighting.
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You see the heart of the Christian fascist movement in this regime.
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Much like last year's The Witness, the heart of Gorogoa is observation.
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"The heart of habitability lies in the planetary interior," the study says.
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Those responsibilities go to the heart of the notion of self-rule.
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His latest novel, Submission (2015), was at the heart of much debate.
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The land question has been at the heart of Colombia's civil war.
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The land question has been at the heart of Colombia's civil war.
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In my heart of hearts, I earnestly don't know what I think.
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Rick Ostfeld lives in deep in the heart of Lyme disease country.
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And this gets to the heart of why any of this matters.
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The iamb's ba-thump is the bleeding, beating heart of this book.
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Questions of reality and fantasy lie at the heart of Darkest Dungeon.
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Which leaves a gnawing emptiness at the heart of Mahal's title reign.
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Those allegations are at the heart of the charges against the president.
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Risk adjustment is at the heart of the FBI's investigation into Zoom.
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The heart of McElhaney's mission is in the She Spends Facebook group.
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It tastes like a cross between a cucumber and heart of palm.
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Oh, is there a broken romance at the heart of the story?
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"We wanted to get to the heart of the issue," King said.
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Dirty Franks is a legendary dive in the heart of Center City.
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This pup knows exactly how to steal the heart of any human.
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But I'm not entirely sure what the Heart of the Jungle is.
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The above exchange really gets to the heart of the characters, too.
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Steal: Two issues seem at the heart of Sanders' support from millennials.
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The question of Dutch identity is at the heart of this election.
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That threatens to inject politics into the heart of the central bank.
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He's highly blessed and talented, and he has a heart of service.
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Entocycle's facility is currently up and running in the heart of London.
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Holder, which struck at the heart of a long-standing federal law.
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Bancroft, who praises Crawford's performance as the heart of Baby Jane, obliges.
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The industry's leaders were at the heart of the contracting-out revolution.
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At the heart of those probes is EU competition secretary Margrethe Vestager.
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Mr Ball puts water back beautifully at the heart of China's story.
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We felt like we were back in the heart of the film.
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He put rights for disabled Ecuadoreans at the heart of his campaign.
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In my heart, of course, I knew it to be a façade.
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Truong and his team are based in the heart of District 1.
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It's hilarious, and we'll say this ... Jada's got a heart of gold.
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Extreme bullying goes to the heart of what is your weakest spot.
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At the heart of the dispute is the assumption that, if Roe
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The Heart of Texas Facebook page is full of stilted, ungrammatical English.
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Clinton are dead right in making it the heart of their campaigns.
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Racism has always been at the heart of the American death penalty.
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A legendary owner, a hard business man with a heart of gold.
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Parc offers diners classic French cuisine in the heart of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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But at the heart of its story is Piper Chapman (Taylor Schilling).
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But Sarah Paulson's Marcia Clark is the beating heart of the show.
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"It really is a private, special oasis in the heart of Charleston."
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Motor manufacturing therefore lies at the heart of the global energy system.
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This anxiety would eventually become the heart of Mazzei's screenplay for Cam.
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A model of the temple stands at the heart of the workshop.
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Robust debate and mutual respect are at the heart of our alliance.
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Peck hang alongside Mary Magdalen and the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Price's
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It also betrays a flawed conception at the heart of Burns's enterprise.
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I guess that's what I try to get to the heart of.
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Please, don't forget to put people at the heart of health reform.
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This isn't a voyage into a heart of darkness but of enlightenment.
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That is the heart of the problem for its users, us humans.
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It's the heart of the community at good times and bad times.
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This video gets to the heart of the Amash town hall: pic.twitter.
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At the heart of any potential deal is the definition of denuclearization.
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Does that not go to the very heart of the entire investigation?
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Those words—especially "see" and "feel"—are the heart of the song.
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Technology is at the heart of the clash between the two countries.
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Pittsburgh is a big city with the heart of a small town.
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These missteps threaten Mr. Trump in the heart of the electoral map.
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Indoor-outdoor living is at the heart of the midcentury modern home.
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At the heart of the matter is the role of reviewing courts.
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Behind him was a banner that read: Poland, the Heart of Europe.
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And he believes in his heart of hearts the country needs him.
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The cemetery covers 22 sloping acres nestled in the heart of Georgetown.
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At the heart of her storytelling is a deep sense of compassion.
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Especially full-size pickups, which are at the heart of the market.
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This is no small task, but it's the heart of their mandate.
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Do you want to have the Heart of Darkness together, he said.
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Clinton rumbled by bus through the heart of the white male resistance.
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Benson is the heart of the show, leading most of the investigations.
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LAND OF FISH AND RICE: Recipes From the Culinary Heart of China.
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In the heart of Los Angeles, this home is a renovator's dream.
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Except, of course, it is in the heart of the English countryside.
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And, at the heart of it, it's about tenacity, never giving up.
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This points to the delusion at the heart of Schultz's embryonic candidacy.
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At the heart of modern Western philosophy is a 15-character argument.
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The ruinous pension system is at the heart of Brazil's fiscal deficit.
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That liquid is what captures the heart of many pot roast fans.
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I don't think he is George Wallace in his heart of hearts.
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That's how The Division gets to the heart of the holiday season.
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I think at the heart of this is the white privilege idea.
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Old Compton Street in Soho is the heart of London's LGBTQ community.
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And that's what a pub should be: the heart of the community.
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Cumic, a tiny mall in the heart of Belgrade, is an exception.
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We'd be sabotaging the vision at the very heart of this company.
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MooM serve up furious feminist metalpunk from the heart of Tel-Aviv.
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Ether: [The] metro system is really the heart of any given city.
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Right, so you are smack dab in the heart of Silicon Valley.
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"Digital has become the heart of the group's marketing strategy," said Rochet.
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This gets at the heart of the controversy about breast-cancer screening.
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It's an important advantage at the heart of the premium smart speaker.
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At the heart of that growth is the ultra-premium powerhouse Patrón.
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Today, CFOs are at the heart of all the world's big firms.
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By midday Thursday, residents said the heart of Libreville was eerily calm.
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A revolt against globalization is at the heart of Mr. Trump's message.
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I'm looking for books that speak to the heart of a place.
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" Bialik, Zipperstein writes, puts Jewish cowardice "at the heart of his poem.
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I moved here to be at the heart of the tech industry.
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Take a trip into the heart of a fire-spitting black hole.
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This became the self-sustaining logic at the heart of the narrative.
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That contradiction is at the heart of the problem Facebook is confronting.
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The intersection of Bloomfield and Roseland Avenues is the heart of Caldwell.
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"The heart of a patriot of Ukraine has just stopped," he wrote.
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Arabia was at the heart of that dispersal from Africa into Asia.
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The ethnonationalist ideas they articulate are at the heart of modern politics.
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That's why they deserve a place at the heart of the march.
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A wooden stake driven directly into the heart of Billy Bush's career.
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America's culture wars will be at the heart of the 2020 election.
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It seems like a nice Connecticut suburb, not the heart of Brooklyn.
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Bergamo, Italy, is the bleak heart of the world's deadliest coronavirus outbreak.
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Estimates like that, however, are at the heart of the current dispute.
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In "Heart of Darkness," Marlow does use the offensive language of colonialism.
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Be vulnerable, and get to the heart of why you're reaching out.
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This seemingly banal, self-interested statement becomes the heart of the documentary.
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As a result, the lessons at the heart of the story — i.e.
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Israel is a thriving democracy in the heart of the Middle East.
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I think lack of diversity is at the heart of it, really.
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And at the heart of it is a stunning amount of misogyny.
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At the heart of Apple TV Plus will be new original programs.
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But I do believe in my heart of hearts, he is remorseful.
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His life has been baseball, but he's got a heart of gold.
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It's a deep dive into the conflicted heart of a divided land!
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At the heart of the current stumbling block is a Catch-22.
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Holder, which effectively struck down the heart of the Voting Rights Act.
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And running through the heart of the city is the Tigris River.
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This approach is at the heart of many popular online retirement calculators.
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The mall was the heart of the Little Saigon in Orange County.
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"Creativity and strength lie at the heart of Bottega Veneta," Lee says.
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Heart of Texas wasn't a real group, as Business Insider later reported.
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It goes to the heart of when deadly force can be used.
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At the heart of the issue is Facebook's approach to user consent.
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The Daily Stormers, in my heart of hearts, the Daily Stormers included.
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Milan is in Italy's north, the heart of Europe's worst coronavirus outbreak.
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It's the heart of what sport and mateship in Australia really is.
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Will it help a reader follow the pulsing heart of the N.F.L.?
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This aerial view captures a park in the heart of a city.
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Here's what you need to know: • Attacks strike the heart of Iran.
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Even in her absence, Poussey is at the heart of this season.
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The heart of downtown is about two miles south along the walkway.
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The dispute has been at the heart of Spanish politics for years.
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Ruth said Morenz had the biggest heart of any athlete he'd known.
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The Hollywood Roosevelt is a historic icon in the heart of Hollywood.
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That was the same engine at the heart of the emissions scandal.
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Balbo Drive is a well-known street in the heart of downtown.
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But it will soon involve the heart of Google's business: surveillance capitalism.
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We want to place the collection at the heart of the programming.
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What is at the heart of "Star Wars" that really moves people?
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The ban hits at the heart of China's artificial-intelligence (AI) ambitions.
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It is happening in our space — in the heart of intellectual liberalism.
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The heart of this assembly line is the Midwestern states of America.
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"In my heart of hearts, I feel like it'll happen," Crawford said.
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The Plaza, the heart of the city, is about eight miles away.
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These statements get to the heart of the accusations against Mr. Trump.
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Now let's turn to Mr. Brodsky and the heart of his objections.
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" It was like Kurtz in "The Heart of Darkness" murmuring "The horror!
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"Needy" is the heart of Ariana Grande's intimate album "Thank U, Next."
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Jeong is a modern Korean restaurant in the heart of Chicago, Illinois.
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The heart of the resort, "The Retreat," was steps from my residence.
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That is overstretched, but gets to the heart of the German question.
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"Human emotions had always been at the heart of Bolshevism," Slezkine says.
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The crane fell on Biscayne Boulevard in the heart of downtown Miami. .
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The Weddell sea, essentially the heart of the Antarctic Ocean, is unprotected.
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" Wicker concludes, "The heart of the matter was the fear of blackness.
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The operators work exclusively with the cult roasters Heart, of Portland, Ore.
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It goes right to the heart of the charges against the president.
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I felt in my heart of hearts that I was a teacher.
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At the heart of the huge G.M. strike: wages and plant closings.
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Wuhan, the heart of the outbreak, is the provincial capital of Hubei.
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The heart of the deficit stems from the state's overspending on Medicaid.
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This would put the Garden in Mesopotamia, the heart of modern Iraq.
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Often at the heart of Ring news reports is one thing: passivity.
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The pencil in his hand went to the heart of the matter.
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At the heart of our democracy is the right to be informed.
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And a music arena lies close to the heart of that vigor.
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Many chefs consider the dish to be the heart of the menu.
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The university lies in the heart of the city that Prince loved.
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At the heart of the issue is Section 3141 of the ACA.
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That information cuts to the heart of their impeachment case against Trump.
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He demanded attachment to and identification with the heart of the people.
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The heart of the book is set in Kristof's hometown — Yamhill, Ore.
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Yet they strike a direct blow at the heart of humanity itself.
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This customer-obsession is now at the heart of the company's motto.
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" At the heart of the border confrontation is the "right of return.
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Let's start with the logistical fallacy at the heart of Trump's claim.
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So Bolton's comments go to the heart of Trump's diplomacy with Kim.
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Still, there's no dodging the paradox at the heart of his career.
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There are two big changes at the heart of the new regulations.
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This customer-obsession is now at the heart of the company's culture.
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The coaches are the heart of our project — without them nothing happens.
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For example: Sometimes video games speak to the very heart of existence.
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Construction on the tower in the heart of downtown commenced in 2013.
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These questions go to the heart of who we are as Americans.
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But their arguments also go to the heart of Bloomberg's debate conundrum.
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HOUSMAN COUNTRY Into the Heart of England By Peter Parker 530 pp.
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The crucial addendum here is that heart of gold that I mentioned.
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It is that delegitimizing government is at the heart of their movement.
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The trickiest part: conducting the interviews themselves, the heart of the show.
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These organized relationships are still present in the heart of Chinese culture.
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Adam Serwer explores the realist heart of the "Game of Thrones" fantasy.
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One of my favorites is "Heart of the Congos," by the Congos.
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Two issues are at the heart of the U.K.'s cash problems.
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Which raises a question that's really at the heart of this book.
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In other words, race is still at the heart of the question.
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Trump declared that the heart of the issue was the government's ideology.
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But soon we were both outside in the heart of Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
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Speaking of nihilism, let's talk about the heart of your book: Trump.
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That was the heart of his company but it actually infected everyone.
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And I want to get to the heart of what that means.
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The heart of fashion beats for everything and anything perceived as new.
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"It would strike at the very heart of our democracy," he said.
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Their steady profitability has made coal the heart of several Western communities.
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For L'Engle, who died in 2007, the heart of Christianity was paradox.
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Still carrying a heart of hope in the face of ongoing heaviness.
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The collection mechanic was something that was really the heart of the game, and it still is the heart of the game for new users, but this [improves] the game for players who have reached a certain level.
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Rolón, it seems, wants it both ways — or perhaps it would be more poignant and generous to say he belongs to both worlds, floating somewhere between a heart of 24-karat gold leaf, and a genuine heart of gold.
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Charity is at the heart of Christianity as it is at the heart of every religious tradition in the world, and anyone who has listened to White's teaching within its proper context should come to this conclusion as well.
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Give Trump a "heart of stone" or a "heart of gold" If this is a game that's mostly about accidentally tearing out people's body parts, I guess the idea is that you can kill Donald Trump and that's funny?
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If I leave my apartment and turn a different direction, I'll walk right into the heart of Skid Row, right into the heart of poverty so absolute that the brain's automatic response is to try to shut it out.
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"Fun" is vintage Blondie, channelling the airy, disco-ball conjuring sound at the heart of tracks like "Heart of Glass" and "Rapture" and filtering it through the sharp production capabilities afforded to musicians now we live in the future.
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" Moore admits the split "wasn't easy at first, but we managed to move the heart of our relationship, the heart of what created our family, into something new that gave the girls a loving, supportive environment with both parents.
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" Moore admits the split "wasn't easy at first, but we managed to move the heart of our relationship, the heart of what created out family, into something new that gave the girls a loving, supportive environment with both parents.
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It goes to the heart of what ERISA is supposed to be about.
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A: Hunger issues are very much at the heart of it for me.
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That is the heart of the debate, whether in Colombo, Jaffna or London.
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Lord Salisbury put the union with Ireland at the heart of his politics.
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Grass-roots participation lies at the heart of Regent Park's billion-dollar transformation.
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Second, the political struggle at the heart of the series had broader resonance.
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A new 360-degree-video transports you right into the heart of temple.
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"At the heart of the movie is a time travel twist," Gleick says.
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Even though the show has evolved, Laurel is at the heart of it.
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At the heart of the case was the motivation for the soldier's actions.
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Factories still exist, but they are no longer at the heart of politics.
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In our heart of hearts, shouldn't we have known that England were shite?
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The gathering took place in Trafalgar Square in the heart of the city.
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Battlefield 1 struggles with the moral paradox at the heart of every shooter.
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But Macron put major reforms at the heart of his successful election campaign.
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Still, much of the uranium industry at the heart of Arlit remains hidden.
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But this remains the throbbing secret at the heart of the Rhoades' lives.
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Food stamps were at the heart of a bitter partisan debate last year.
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The new electric vehicles will go right to the heart of Ford's lineup.
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This dynamic has long been at the heart of large-scale shrimp farming.
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Kashmir is at the heart of decades of hostility between India and Pakistan.
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The gallery dedicated to Rothko could be the beating heart of the exhibition.
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The building sits in the heart of the City Of London's financial district.
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But, man, there's something sad and pure at the heart of this one.
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Powell put two issues at the heart of his politics: migration and Europe.
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An upcoming program journeys into the heart of Québec's history and rich culture.
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At the heart of Google's Stadia cloud streaming service are YouTube and Chrome.
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There is a Santa's workshop and it's in the heart of New Jersey.
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In the heart of the busiest season for housing, homesellers are pulling back.
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Reducing numbers is therefore unlikely to get to the heart of their complaints.
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AT THE HEART OF RECOGNITION IS YOU'RE ACKNOWLEDGING YOU DON'T KNOW IT ALL.
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Yasuki Chiba At the heart of this series sits this deceptively simple rarity.
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"Protecting people's information is at the heart of everything we do," Grewal stated.
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Russell Simmons attends the Heart of Gold Ball in New York in 2007.
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The child's gender identity has been at the heart of their legal battle.
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Back channels to the White House are at the heart of the investigation.
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"Those are matters that go to the heart of this prosecution," Brady said.
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In the heart of "Willamsburg Bridge," there is a reference to AlexReisner.com/NYC2.
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For the Fortnite illiterate: Battle Pass is the heart of Epic's Fortnite monetization.
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It also serves to set up the movie's horrifying "Heart of Darkness" ending.
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Some health-care organisations are putting music at the heart of their services.
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The protests died out; the Newsfeed is the very heart of today's Facebook.
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On Wednesday, Pyongyang vowed to strike at the "heart" of the United States.
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He was born in 1790 in Haslingden, the heart of Lancashire's textile industry.
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Training in the use of force is at the heart of police education.
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Women are at the heart of many of the rebellions against the strongmen.
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The Bharat 2 is aimed squarely at the heart of the Next Billion.
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Eefting says that at the heart of Moteefe's offering is on-demand production.
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At the heart of the new Microsoft is Azure, a global computing cloud.
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"It goes to the heart of our understanding of what's natural," said Carlton.
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At the heart of Sierra Burgess' myriad issues is the central protagonist (Purser).
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"The heart of all Colorado is with the victims and their families," Gov.
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Motörhead's MO is at the very heart of Grave Pleasures' DNA, after all.
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This is a hybrid sports car with the heart of a grand tourer.
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That criticism is now at the heart of the impeachment inquiry Trump faces.
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The dispute of the past week cuts to the heart of economic policy.
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There's good and bad news as we enter the heart of earnings season.
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That restriction is at the heart of the case June Medical Services v.
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We're here to guide you through melting the heart of your Daenerys Targaryen.
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A message delivered right to the heart of the FCC itself — via robocall.
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Traffic moves around a smog-enveloped Connaught Place, the heart of Delhi, India.
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Meghan Markle isn't the only American to win the heart of a royal!
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Memory's relationship with Lloyd is the mystery at the heart of the story.
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Economically, the middle class is the heart of the U.S. consumption-led economy.
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Alsup's long-cherished hobby illuminated issues at the very heart of Oracle v.
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And it's at the very heart of what augmented reality is all about.
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Because it was in the heart of Trump Country, the 18th congressional district.
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At the heart of the series is an open-cockpit, all-electric car.
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At the heart of Pip is a Raspberry Pi Compute Module 3 Lite.
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I think that's what speaks to the heart of a lot of people.
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Zuckerberg emphasized that the Facebook "community" was at the heart of this change.
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The question goes to the heart of the always messy paradox of deterrence.
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Fixing the state's infrastructure has been at the heart of Raimondo's recovery plan.
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It's in the heart of uptown and the owner Jack knows NO strangers.
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Trust, quality and credibility are the questions at the heart of today's consultation.
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At the heart of "Where Reasons End" is a courageous search for truth.
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Brexit will be at the heart of our politics for years to come.
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The host city of Katowice lies in the heart of Polish coal country.
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At the heart of this is a simplified and very visual programming language.
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Mr Ray's claim "touches at the heart" of America's ideal of religious liberty.
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"You might say she's the quiet heart of it," Ennis said of Emily.
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Its clear message is a cry from the heart of working class America.
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