"Let's get to the heart of the matter," Gordon begins.
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SodaStream's experience gets to the heart of the matter here.
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We now get to the ethical heart of the matter.
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And that brings us to the heart of the matter.
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Our science writer got to the heart of the matter.
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And that, really, gets to the heart of the matter.
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Sodastream's experience gets to the heart of the matter here.
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In truth, however, economics is not the heart of the matter.
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The question at the heart of the matter is pretty simple.
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At the heart of the matter is the role of reviewing courts.
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" Wicker concludes, "The heart of the matter was the fear of blackness.
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The pencil in his hand went to the heart of the matter.
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But for many, the trans debate is at the heart of the matter.
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Answers to date have failed to get to the heart of the matter.
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Two new books seem to cut to the heart of the matter: human creativity.
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I'm a straight shooter and I'll go right to the heart of the matter.
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Perhaps this reveals the heart of the matter—that white viewers are forced to
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To get to the heart of the matter, why can't people be Spider-Man?
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"Very well-behaved children," she said before getting to the heart of the matter.
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We went right to the heart of the matter: what authors did they like?
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But you can go directly to the heart of the matter, cooking with cider.
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This is a case where money really is at the heart of the matter.
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It temporarily absolves us of the responsibility to address the heart of the matter.
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They're all different paths to get to the same place: the heart of the matter.
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But that neither explains the different responses nor gets to the heart of the matter.
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"Free speech is the central issue; this is the heart of the matter", he wrote.
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It takes a more poetic approach, though, to get to the heart of the matter.
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I am a straight shooter and I'll go right to the heart of the matter.
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Here's the key exchange: Why this matters: Todd cut to the heart of the matter.
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And the distinction he draws with Warren cuts right to the heart of the matter.
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — Alexander Hamilton, as usual, got right to the heart of the matter.
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I'm trying to just trim the fat, get straight to the heart of the matter.
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At the heart of the matter is Bentley's relationship with a former staffer named Rebekah Mason.
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Fortunately, feminists long ago succeeded in placing the woman's experience at the heart of the matter.
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"One had to get to the heart of the matter in the Middle East," he said.
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The real heart of the matter, though, is that Jamie no longer has purpose or identity himself.
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Which gets us to the heart of the matter, which most of the media have simply ignored.
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The heart of the matter for Mr. Trump is, as always, what's in it for Mr. Trump.
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Independent voters, meanwhile, might appreciate the way that Trump cuts through gossip to the heart of the matter.
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At the heart of the matter is the humanity that the "robots" behind AI could bring to us.
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The heart of the matter has always been how best to judge when such a point is reached.
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At the heart of the matter is deep-rooted suspicion about the data-sharing practices of Chinese firms.
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After noting that it competes with wholesalers and local stationery stores, it reached the heart of the matter.
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It's a romantically intense week with changes in store as we go deeper into the heart of the matter.
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It's a long story and I'll tell it to you because it relates to the heart of the matter.
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But none seems to get to the heart of the matter: Too many white Christians have a God problem.
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Lack of awareness At the heart of the matter is the lack of awareness among both men and women.
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But as in every story in this collection, Bass goes one step further into the heart of the matter.
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" He then cut to the heart of the matter, saying that Americans "can debate ... whether we should do it.
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Both "Peacekeeping" and "The Heart of the Matter" feature dramatic descriptions of maritime disasters and the subsequent mass casualties.
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At the heart of the matter is one fundamental question: Is healthcare a human right, or is it a privilege?
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In their ruling on June 17th, the Supreme Court did not breathe a word on the heart of the matter.
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But this is an inane analogy, I realize, because I do not want to touch the heart of the matter.
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Whatever the time or place, the heart of the matter is regularly reached here — and throughout this moving and insightful show.
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At the heart of the matter is a fascinating series of arguments about what is publishable, when, and in what form.
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At the heart of the matter is testimony provided by Dr. Walter Quijano, one of two psychologists retained by the defense.
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Mercury gently connects with obsessive Pluto on Saturday at 12:15 PM, helping us get to the heart of the matter.
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But at the heart of the matter, say public health experts, is a basic right to be protected on the job.
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But at the heart of the matter lies what he views of the real culprit underlying it all: the Federal Reserve.
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But there was Pavard at the heart of the matter on Saturday, making his mark — and the World Cup highlight reel.
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At the heart of the matter is energy, which is responsible for more than two-thirds of global greenhouse gas emissions.
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It strikes at the heart of the matter of jobs, wages, economic opportunity and the core fairness of the American economy.
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At the heart of the matter was the testimony provided by Dr. Walter Quijano, one of two psychologists retained by the defense.
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Sherald's literary references throughout 'the heart of the matter…' add another layer to the sense of interiority conveyed in each figure's expression.
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Amy Sherald 'the heart of the matter…' continues through October 26 at Hauser & Wirth (548 West 22nd St New York, NY 10011).
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One Dutch TV show has cut right to the heart of the matter with a satirical new video about America's NRA problem.
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At the heart of the matter is whether a Broadcom-Qualcomm merger might pose a national security threat to the United States.
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This is the second episode in an ongoing series called "Heart of the Matter," using love stories to talk about big issues.
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" He proceeded to pull out the chicken's heart, adding: "I think we need to get to the heart of the matter here.
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Two months after the protests began, Macron bowed to public pressure and scrapped the fuel tax at the heart of the matter.
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His work cuts to the heart of the matter in a way that makes your decision to look away a clear choice.
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When you're done enjoying the Tiger King meme-scape, take a second for the tigers at the heart of the matter, too.
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" Instead, he says, we must get to the heart of the matter and "avoid the false generosity that simply makes us feel good.
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The heart of the matter is revealed: We are not in the Wessex of 550 years ago but 850 years into the future.
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The plan to repeal $600 billion of taxes that almost entirely benefit the wealthy is very much at the heart of the matter.
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This weekend, you can get to the heart of the matter and understand what is the most important thing for you to commit to.
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" Then he reaches into the chicken to pull out its heart: "I think we need to get to the heart of the matter here.
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But this was a strike that was well-planned, well-executed, went right to the heart of the matter, which is using chemical weapons.
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But an equally important question, and the heart of the matter politically, is: How many people will be affected by the sharp premium increases?
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Sean: This, I think gets to the heart of the matter: do we trust FIFA not to fuck this up six ways to Sunday?
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While the complaint doesn't name the cloud provider at the heart of the matter, Amazon confirmed to Bloomberg that it was Amazon Web Services.
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This really gets to the heart of the matter: in today's public discourse, facts and context take a back-seat to supercharged political rhetoric.
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Biting, too; what might have been silly in a contest of blondes cut much deeper when colorism was at the heart of the matter.
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Buried in this pile of newspaper clippings and known former addresses are the right answers that will help Noomi hit the heart of the matter.
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At the heart of the matter is the perception and allegation that Intel sought to get rid of older employees and retain younger ones instead.
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In Part 6583, Barbara Kruger's 2011 print that reads "Who will write the history of tears?" seemed to cut to the heart of the matter.
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Grief is still the heart of the matter here, but Lodato is working in a broader register that includes other, mostly adult, points of view.
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This video is one in a series called "Heart of the Matter," which talks about some of the biggest issues of our time through love stories.
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But the heart of the matter, in Jackler's view, is that Facebook isn't proactively filtering out tobacco marketing, despite several policies clearly designed to prohibit it.
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At the heart of the matter are reports that private educational institute Moritomo Gakuen bought heavily discounted government-owned land in Osaka for an elementary school.
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I am amazed that you have not attempted to check this matter out more thoroughly with individuals close to the heart of the matter— Rajneeshees themselves.
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At the heart of the matter is a paradox: For centuries women were assumed to be more susceptible to Satan's advances because of their inherent frailty.
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Washington (CNN)As impeachment drama plays out in Washington, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will travel to Ukraine -- the country at the heart of the matter.
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I'm trying to get to the heart of the matter, and put down in words how, for me, art, love, and freedom are inextricable from one another.
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But its first scene still cuts to the heart of the matter; the handsome prince coolly surveys available ladies and violently dismisses the Enchantress who begs shelter.
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" But a new statement issued to ZDNET earlier today gets more to the heart of the matter, stating that "iRobot will never [emphasis his] sell your data.
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Part of the reason I enjoy making a list is because it forces me to be cold, calculated and discerning—cutting to the heart of the matter.
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At the heart of the matter, the court is demanding that Apple enable investigators to use brute force to gain access to information stored on the phone.
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For Washington, while these operations are commendable, they're not good enough because they don't address the heart of the matter -- the terrorists that target Americans in Afghanistan.
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They write with the fury of the betrayed and with a clarity that goes beyond issue debates to the heart of the matter: the corruption of democracy.
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These lines capture one of the central characteristics of Milosz's art: the instinct to strip away the inessential, to zero in on the heart of the matter.
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Essentially, Terry White has the same job as Scobie, the colonial policeman in "The Heart of the Matter," and the same errancy—torrid adultery far from home.
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"I think we need to get to the heart of the matter here," Moon says, as he pulls what appears to be a heart from the chicken.
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Which is all well and good, but does not really get to the heart of the matter—that the whole Nobel proposition needs dragging into the 21st century.
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The heart of the matter is that you can maintain relationships with those who conscientiously disagree with you, even if they are living in ways you disapprove of.
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We have reached the heart of the matter, and it is a place where mercy, love and what we commonly think of as simple humanity hold little sway.
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"I think you have hawks on both sides that are now down to the heart of the matter," Stephen K. Bannon, Mr. Trump's former strategist, said on Tuesday.
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"Subs will show up if they love Disney content, which gets to the heart of the matter: how many Disney homes are there in India?" the note said.
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When you have no need for words at all, you can cut to the chase and get to the heart of the matter so much more efficiently and meaningfully.
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In the interest of time and to cut to the heart of the matter, Congress should primarily focus on the three key areas Mueller identified as most legally problematic.
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Ahead, we rounded up some of the most intriguing answers that get right to the heart of the matter — even if it's not exactly what we wanted to hear.
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Instead, he got to the heart of the matter and wanted the clutch of white reporters at the event to listen closely, to print it in all their papers.
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The ignition switch at the heart of the matter was used mainly in the Chevrolet Cobalt and Saturn Ion small cars that G.M. started producing in 2002 and 2003.
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I still go to the heart of the matter which is, do you want government deciding what we, the people, see if it&aposs not directly related to national security?
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This debate brings us to the heart of the matter: we need modern laws that allow law enforcement to access data and protect public safety, while ensuring consumer privacy rights.
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Barnier said, "We will now delve into the heart of the matter", before the two sat down for a first meeting flanked by the officials who will lead the detailed negotiations.
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" Standing above the chicken covered in blood, Moon reaches inside the headless fowl, pulls out its heart and says, "I think we need to get the heart of the matter here.
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They never fail to amaze me with their ability to get to the heart of the matter, and my relationship with them continues to deepen, grow, and liven as time progresses.
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As I drove to work on a Friday morning, I listened to an account on The Daily podcast from The New York Times that got to the heart of the matter.
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In Kim's closing argument, she gets to the heart of the matter by saying that the destruction of evidence charge involving the cassette of Jimmy's secretly taped confession is nonsense. Why?
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Many of the questions at the heart of the matter are the same ones that have been asked since before there was a First Amendment: Are opinions protected no matter how obnoxious?
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"Some of the coverage is a bit superficial and doesn't always get to the heart of the matter," said Jon Worth, a communications consultant in Berlin and longtime blogger about European affairs.
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Ms. Barbarosoglu, a writer for the newspaper Yeni Safak, got to the heart of the matter when she noted that most conservatives who supported the bill were men, who were using religion.
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It cuts to the heart of the matter, what Rolnick calls the "economic war among the states," in which companies create bidding wars between local governments by threatening to move their offices elsewhere.
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At the heart of the matter is how to simplify the law, ensure it keeps pace with changing times, and how best to recognize transgender and non-binary people in their new gender.
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Some of these UNC officials tried to couch their criticism of the pulling down of the statue as a safety concern, but at the heart of the matter lies a much bigger issue.
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At the heart of the matter is the ownership and management of Quinn Industrial, the region's biggest industrial employer, which straddles the border between Derrylin in Northern Ireland and Ballyconnell in the south.
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And it doesn't clarify the big question at the heart of the matter, a question that shouldn't even need to be asked: Whose interests will Trump put first — the country's, or his own?
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At the heart of the matter is that federal debt is also the stuff of the private sector's money, no different than the loser's IOU in a poker game is also the winner's asset.
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He's supposed to say that it is more important to him to get to the heart of the matter, wherever it leads, than it is for him to get promoted to the Supreme Court.
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" Cutting to the heart of the matter, Trudeau cited the roughly 3,000 workers who will be hired under the auspices of the deal: "The fact is that there are jobs in London relying on this.
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HARLAN ULLMANSenior adviserAtlantic CouncilWashington, DC In an otherwise excellent article, you gave the impression that there is only one standard periodic table, the outcome of a long evolution ("The heart of the matter", March 2nd).
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They get to the heart of the matter by explaining their "Pilgrim" technology, which apparently only turns on the location-aware features when you physically stop while you're en route to wherever you're going. Fair.
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"We all chase our tails from one art fair to another, but the heart of the matter is that New York, and America, are the absolute center of the commercial art world," Mr. McCaffrey said.
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It's just the stripping away of "look how fancy I am" and "look how clever I am," and let's just sink into the heart of the matter—what a beautiful mystery other human beings are.
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Somehow the 9th Circuit judges manage to write 29 pages without discussing the heart of the matter: whether the Immigration and Naturalization Act, specifically section 23, gives the President the power to do what he did.
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"The heart of the matter is retaining our freedom of action against anyone who acts against us, and the removal of the Iranians from Syrian territory," Netanyahu said, a day after meeting Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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"When the theory and practice come out in equally full force, 'Something From Nothing' gets closer to the heart of the matter than you might expect from its famous roster," Nicolas Rapold wrote in The Times.
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Let's hope that the pope will find the courage to begin moving toward the end of the all-male autocracy that has brought the church to this crisis and is at the heart of the matter.
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And if we follow Lavery's interpretation, one does not need to make too much of an interpretative effort to understand that the heart of the matter actually is a parody of Victorian uptight mores regarding queerness.
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Cruz said House Democrats — in particular, Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler of New York and Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff of California — have demonstrated no particular interest in getting to the truth at the heart of the matter.
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I mean, we know much of what needs to be done and I think that is the heart of the matter in terms of this kind of blood-knot at the center of American life around race.
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As we go through the album, the later songs show my growth and… I can't say total acceptance, but I think the last song, that wonderful Don Henley song ["The Heart of the Matter"], talks about forgiveness.
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I get excited when I think of the technological advancements that AI can bring, but what I think is at the heart of the matter is the humanity that the "robots" behind AI could bring to us.
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Instead she got down to the heart of the matter by reminding us that when it comes to health care or any other commodity, you can't talk about providing it until you cover who's paying for it.
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These banalities are pit stops where his storming, improvised sentences can regather and refuel; and this becomes painfully obvious when the story is banal, when the story itself is a digression from the heart of the matter.
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The interview at the heart of the matter began with a simple question from the television host Gay Byrne: What would Mr. Fry say to God if the actor and the Almighty ever met face to face?
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Charges stem from pro-Morsy protest The charges at the heart of the matter stem from a January 2014 protest by supporters of ousted President Mohamed Morsy and from ensuing clashes in Fayyoum, according to the Egyptian military.
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After some small talk, I got to the heart of the matter: I said her boyfriend was stopping by my apartment on his way to work, something he'd been doing ever since I moved out several months before.
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He said the song put him pleasantly in mind of Don Henley's 1989 hit, "The Heart of the Matter," in which he grapples with news that a past lover has met someone new, then laments other bygone relationships.
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At the heart of the matter is how the ruling will be clarified in further litigation and what exemptions there may be for small businesses now that the Supreme Court has bounced the decision back to the lower courts.
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At the heart of the matter lies Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan's commitment to buy a Russian air defense system that the United States says would compromise the security of F-35 aircraft, which is built by Lockheed Martin Corp.
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This revelation goes to the very heart of the matter of how bias led to a ridiculous, unverified group of mostly easily disproven allegations being treated as if they were the holy grail to stop Trump from becoming president.
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"What I always love is how children have this strange way of cutting right to the heart of the matter, and they reveal things and expose things about you that you hadn't thought of or won't admit," Lee says.
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At the heart of the matter is the fact that Canada values its relationship with China but remains hesitant over the latter's politics, which makes diplomacy more challenging, summed up Jeremy Kinsman, a former member of Trudeau's foreign affairs council.
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It is tragic cases like these that have so many people so upset right now, and simple statistics documenting whether or not people are killed and whether or not they are armed do not get at the heart of the matter.
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And that confusion is the very heart of the matter: Had The Room not come packaged with so much internal befuddlement, a legendarily strange production experience, and a mysterious man at its center, it would have been destined for obscurity.
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Until we are honest about our own complicity and resolve to align our actions with our values, ideals and real national interests, we will spend more energy targeting tangential forces than truly facing the heart of the matter head on.
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At the heart of the matter is the backstop, a guarantee that there will be no hard border between Ireland and Northern Ireland if no agreement can be reached between Britain and Brussels to make the backstop unnecessary in the future.
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He could fumble with papers at the defense table, shrug, feign forgetfulness, give the impression he had finished questioning a witness and then jump up with one more question — and start into a tigerish attack that was the heart of the matter.
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Re/code co-founder Kara Swisher isn't one to mince words: She's known in technology and media circles for her ability to get right to the heart of the matter, whether a Silicon Valley merger or a major scoop on burgeoning VC investment.
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Our report, "The Heart of the Matter," outlined three goals for America's educational institutions: educating Americans to thrive in a 1683st-century democracy; fostering a society that is innovative, competitive and strong; and equipping the nation for leadership in an interconnected world.
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But if the court chooses to extradite him only for the corruption charge, that would create a political and legal bind for the Spanish government, which would be barred from trying him for rebellion, the charge at the heart of the matter.
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Graham Greene's novel "The Heart of the Matter" begins as an acute portrait of a seedy British colony during World War II, but its denouement depends on sacrilegious communion, the apparent severity of taking bread and wine in a state of mortal sin.
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We got to the heart of the matter with three couples to find out how, exactly, they knew the love was real, who said it out loud, and why they sealed the deal with an engagement that encompassed traditions both old and new.
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They might have a couple fundamental, core values they disagree on, but at the heart of the matter, we're all just humans living on this planet, trying to survive, trying to raise our kids and our families, and I don't think anybody really has bad intentions.
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Also this week, the International Energy Agency's World Energy Outlook is out, and Brad Plumer gets to the heart of the matter: The rapid rise of renewable energy and a decline in coal use, on their own, won't be enough to bend the curve on global warming.
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He has heatedly called the investigation "a sham" and "a political set-up," charging that the whistle-blower's version of the conversation that's at the heart of the matter didn't match the notes of the conversation released by the White House (the differences could only be technical).
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What it all means While the drama has been more complex than the family tree of a troubled Regency hero, the heart of the matter is rather basic: More and more, influencers in the romance world are making efforts to champion the work of traditionally marginalized writers.
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Federal initiatives for the development of non-addictive pain medication or the regulation of certain types of pharmaceuticals are interesting tactics, but none get to the heart of the matter in the way that only community and faith-based programs – and, frankly, a higher power – are able to do.
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To get at the heart of the matter, understand first that the revenue imbalance between team owners and their players is the highest it has been in decades, and second, that record-setting contracts are being signed each off-season, for amounts that outstrip inflation and revenue gains.
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Jaar — who consistently deals with violence and oppression within the global context in his work — wants to oppose the 'if it bleeds it leads' mentality of photojournalism by creating pieces that are subtle and ambiguous, but which cut to what he perceives as the heart of the matter.
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So, without further ado, here are 2016's hot new event responses, and how to use them: "Attending"Scare quotes around the more traditional attending option really cut to the heart of the matter: Visually, you were obligated to click Attending, but you have little to no intention of going.
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At the heart of the matter is the question of whether Trump froze the latest package of US security aid for Ukraine to pressure the country's newly elected president, Volodymyr Zelensky, into investigating Trump's political rival and the unfounded theory that Kyiv — not Moscow — had interfered in the 22016 election.
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In journalism, Gene Kerrigan, who writes for The Irish Independent newspaper (as well as writing crime novels), regularly cuts right through the jaw-dropping quantities of blather and spin and double talk and misdirection and outright lies that coat Irish politics, and gets to the heart of the matter in one brief column.
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The heart of the matter is that Islam is facing a challenge that Jews and Christians have also faced in the past few centuries: There are new realities in the world, and we should figure out how much of our religious tradition is meant to be preserved as it was at its genesis.
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Judge Claire R. Kelly of the United States Court of International Trade quickly cut to the heart of the matter, asking the Trump administration's legal team if it could think of a single product or service that the president did not have the authority to tariff in the name of national security.
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One concern at the heart of the matter is the company's exposure to China and the country's tit-for-tat trade war with the US. This week, the tone of the US-China discussions shifted as President Donald Trump suggested to reporters that a trade deal with China might take longer than expected.
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"The heart of the matter for an ever-rising number of citizens and businesses is that they simply do not have the financial resources anymore to meet their rising tax obligations," said Jens Bastian, an economist and a member of a team of European Union specialists that helped supervise the country's earlier bailouts.
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At the heart of the matter is whether the glorification of public monuments to the Confederacy falls on the wrong side of history, marginalizing the experiences of minorities and people of color — while on a deeper level exposing the inner tentacles of ethno-nationalist US history, fraught by renewed attention to public monuments and the cults that surround them.
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Now that I've had some more time to assimilate this new chapter of "life after divorce" and "life after engagement" along with the day-to-day ups and downs of motherhood, I'm ready to jump back into the trenches of transparency and vulnerability with you guys and get to the heart of the matter more regularly.
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" Where Bitcoin was on Sunday: $5.43,511 Where Bitcoin is this morning: $13,577 What Stephen Innes, the head of Asia-Pacific trading for Oannes, told Richard Frost and Eric Lam of Bloomberg: "At the heart of the matter was a frenzied demand for coins with limited supply has now led to unsophisticated investors holding the bag at the top.
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The report we produced, The Heart of the Matter, discussed this issue in depth, outlining three goals that America's educational institutions should advance: Educating Americans in the knowledge, skills and understanding that they need to thrive in a 21st century democracy; fostering a society that is innovative, competitive and strong; and equipping the nation for leadership in an interconnected world.
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The question that cuts to the heart of the matter would be this: Has Jackson, 71, come around to the realization that, if any light is to shine on his legacy as a Knicks executive — at least from the won-lost point of view — it will most likely not come until after his $60 million contract expires in two years?
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads After climbing the stairs of Hauser & Wirth's Chelsea gallery, I encountered Amy Sherald's gripping portrait of a young Black man whose eyes convey a sense of quiet introspection that persists throughout her solo exhibition 'the heart of the matter…' His subtle expression is rendered in shades of grey that contrast with the soft orange and yellow flower pinned to his lapel.
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CONWAY, S.C. — Former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenAs Biden surges, GOP Ukraine probe moves to the forefront Republicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Sanders says Biden winning African American support by 'running with his ties to Obama' MORE was the headline attraction here at a Thursday evening rally, but it was a celebrity supporter, actress Vivica Fox, who cut to the heart of the matter.
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The Catch-2628 at the heart of the matter During the Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton28500 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 6900 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE administration the government entered into a settlement agreement that makes it difficult to remove aliens who bring their children with them when they make an illegal border crossing.
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