" Activists like Paudel maintain that female menstruation rights have been "heavily ignored, heavily marginalized, heavily over-looked.
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It was heavily covered and I have to assume heavily, heavily discounted because they were promoting various brands.
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Blue collar and construction-related jobs skew heavily male, heavily white and heavily Hispanic and pay around median wage.
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London, he said, was heavily Remain, yet heavily EU-migrated to.
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Summoning's music is heavily symphonic, heavily melodic, and heavily atmospheric, centered on glorious sagas and gloomy stories from Tolkien and other more obscure fantasy authors.
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"The Colorado cannabis programs are heavily regulated, heavily taxed, and heavily enforced by state and local governments," said Kristi Kelly, the Marijuana Industry Group's executive director.
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The majority of the best picture nominees skewed heavily male and heavily white.
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"There are communities or boroughs that are heavily, heavily dependent on government," he said.
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Previous studies suggest that Americans who drink heavily tend to drink very heavily indeed.
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He leans heavily on the "so bad it's good" principle — so heavily it collapses.
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Many politicians had invested heavily -- too heavily for diplomatic comfort -- in a Hillary Clinton victory.
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Building a grassroots movement that was going to always heavily, heavily rely on volunteer power.
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Mozambique's economy relies heavily on agricultural exports, which will be heavily impacted by the flooding.
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Ocasio-Cortez, she&aposs not going to play anywhere but in heavily, heavily blue neighborhoods.
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Oil companies spent heavily to ramp up production and invested heavily in big, expensive projects.
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You really do need strict separation when conflicts are being heavily — perhaps too heavily — scrutinized.
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You just can't do that with uncertainty, and Airbnb is going to be heavily, heavily impacted.
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Japan's automakers, which rely heavily on export sales, were even more heavily sold amid the yen's strength.
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The top 10 videos watched by the nation during the year were heavily American and heavily banal.
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That weighed heavily on shares in companies such as Dentsu that are heavily involved in the Games.
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The effort to defeat the jihadists depended heavily on airstrikes and artillery, which left many communities heavily damaged.
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These Americans heavily invested in schools at a time when other nations were investing heavily in welfare states.
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Ocasio-Cortez was running in a heavily Democratic, heavily Hispanic district where Trump is not at all popular.
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Heavily bearded and heavily armored, Jack has come to rely on the machinery and weapons he once fought against.
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He'll also be looking for a landslide in Washington state, which is a heavily white, heavily liberal caucus state.
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Tesla is the most heavily shorted stock in the U.S., and the most heavily shorted automaker in the world.
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"There are communities or boroughs that are heavily, heavily dependent on government," said University of Alaska economist Mouhcine Guettabi.
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"Social media is heavily misused because, of course, we're all heavily using social media," Southworth says of Facebook's vulnerability.
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"The site is not heavily monetized, the plan was not to heavily market any products for LendEDU," Matherson said.
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But competitiveness and winning were so heavily emphasized, incredibly heavily emphasized, and there wasn't really a counterbalance to that.
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New residents tend to be "heavily straight and heavily male," Mr. Criscitello said, and able to pay higher rents.
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Seasoned commuters shove their way passed tourists, while heavily armed National Guardsmen crack wise with equally heavily armed NYPD officers.
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I plan to campaign heavily in all six New England states, and pretty heavily in all the Mid-Atlantic states.
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Tesla is the most heavily shorted stock in the U.S., as well as the most heavily shorted automaker in the world.
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Hernandez made the sanctuary policy a cornerstone of her campaign for sheriff this year in heavily Democratic, heavily Hispanic Travis County.
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If a tax covers oil imports, for example, it would end up falling most heavily on rural Americans, who voted heavily for President Trump but also tend to drive farther each year than residents of heavily Democratic large cities.
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"The people who are using Instagram Stories heavily aren't the ones who use Snap heavily," said 4C chief marketing officer Aaron Goldman.
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The risk of outright conflict is extremely low, but the militarization of these heavily trafficked and heavily fished waters is still dangerous.
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Yet one high-income country does it differently: the United States, which still relies heavily -- far too heavily -- on private health insurers.
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Only two cities remain safe, including the heavily defended Weimar, where the heavily medicated Vivi (Gro Swantje Kohlhof) lives in an institution.
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This is perhaps less true today, in an age when nightclub culture is heavily monitored and policed, or maybe worse, heavily commodified.
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The movie isn't just about how society's expectations weigh heavily on the single; it's about how society's expectations weigh heavily on everyone.
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So where does that lead, because Apple is now moving very heavily into it after ... Well I wouldn't say they're heavily yet.
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There is still a double standard where we widely accept that men drink heavily, or that drinking heavily is a particularly masculine thing to do, but women drinking heavily or drinking in public tends to challenge our binary notion of gender.
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Right now its devices are fairly standard although they run on a "modified version of Android that is heavily, heavily customized," Kwok said.
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"Supply is still heavily heavily restricted," says Justin Lessler, an associate professor of epidemiology in the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
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Foreign policy has featured heavily in the Republican campaign, meanwhile, and whoever wins the GOP nomination seems likely to emphasize the issue heavily.
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They even managed to win more seats in heavily Republican districts than the Republicans managed to win in heavily Democratic districts in 2010.
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"FIFA's finances are heavily, heavily dependent on one event, the men's World Cup," said Mr. Gulati, the chairman of the North American bid.
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Consider: Although Walmart has invested heavily in e-commerce recently, its fate is still heavily tied to its legacy brick-and-mortar stores.
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She concentrated nearly all of her five days of Michigan campaigning in Wayne County, the heavily-populated and heavily-African-American home of Detroit.
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"Probably not to this extreme, but I deal with a parent or two or three every year where they're heavily, heavily involved," Jewell says.
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At the same time, we will invest heavily in offensive cyber capabilities to disrupt our enemies, including terrorists who rely heavily on internet communications.
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After beating six opponents in a primary in May, Mr. Krasner was heavily favored to win the general election in the heavily Democratic city.
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Microverse isn't aiming to compete heavily with Lambda School for U.S. students, however, they are looking more heavily at courting students in developing countries.
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Groups with political clout — mainly wealthier, whiter communities — have pushed policies that help white families live in heavily white areas and attend heavily white schools.
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He offered Mr Deripaska, to whom he was either heavily in debt, or heavily in credit, depending whom you believe, "private briefings" about the campaign.
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"The great news is it's not heavily, heavily populated," said Sheriff Tony Mancuso, who said parts of his parish were under a dusk-to-dawn curfew.
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Banks, including Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, that once relied heavily on trading, are now leaning more heavily on businesses like private equity and wealth management.
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At the same time, some doctors are now focused heavily on certifying patients for state marijuana cards, or are incorporating marijuana more heavily into their practice.
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Heavily militarized country North Korea's internationally isolated regime is a heavily militarized state with a huge standing army of 1.2 million active soldiers and 7.7 million reservists.
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Too early for 2020 Nationally, ambitious Democrats know not to focus too heavily on 2020 -- so they've been cautious about treading too heavily onto early-state terrain.
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Though that might be relying too heavily on conventional wisdom about gender roles, the numbers speak for themselves: faking death seems to be a heavily male phenomenon.
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Mr. Obama and Mr. Trump both seem to have gotten it wrong, with the first relying too heavily on diplomacy and the second too heavily on force.
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That gave fuel to the idea that VFA was a program for outsiders and gentrifiers, especially given that the first fellow classes were heavily white and heavily male.
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That sharply limited the prospects for integration in metro areas that — like Detroit, where the case originated — featured a heavily black central city surrounded by heavily white suburbs.
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Had he decided to recommend charging her, he would have been heavily criticized and scrutinized, and in the decision today, he's clearly being heavily criticized and scrutinized, too.
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The repercussions will be felt heavily in the White House, as Cohen, Trump's "fix it" lawyer, is heavily intertwined in Trump's professional, political, personal, legal and family life.
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"The coalition ground forces are now at the doorstep of this heavily-fortified, heavily-mined port city," Jan Egeland, secretary-general of the Norwegian Refugee Council, told Reuters.
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Consider rofecoxib (Vioxx) which was heavily promoted, heavily prescribed, and turned out to be a cause of heart attack and stroke without providing much benefit over existing therapies.
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Banks, including Goldman Sachs Group Inc and Morgan Stanley, that once relied heavily on trading, are now leaning more heavily on businesses like private equity and wealth management.
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Michael Dunn, the managing director of BYU Broadcasting, said the show was tested with focus groups in Dallas ("heavily evangelical," Dunn noted) and San Diego ("very heavily agnostic").
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A sharp slowdown in private investment last year forced Beijing to rely more heavily on fiscal spending and investment by heavily indebted state firms to hit its growth target.
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The state is politically important as it does not lean heavily toward either Democrats or Republicans, and Clinton is heavily favored among black Americans over Republican nominee Donald Trump.
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Both metals are heavily used in catalytic converters but platinum, which is used more heavily in diesel catalysts, is seen as vulnerable to a drop in diesel market share.
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Because so many districts are heavily blue or heavily red, most candidates worry more about avoiding a primary challenge than they do about expressing the stance of average citizens.
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With any luck, the oft-satirized trend of the vintage barbershop — where heavily tattooed hipsters groom other heavily tattooed hipsters in a retro-styled environment — has run its course.
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But amid this scene so heavily inclined towards creative libertarianism, so seemingly incapable of taking a stand on anything at all, Palestinian DJ Sama Abdulhadi draws heavily on militant inspiration.
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First, the redrawing of district maps following the 28503 Census, while solidifying scores of Democrats in heavily blue districts, leaned heavily in favor of Republicans in terms of pure numbers.
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The less obvious but more important impact of Scott's candidacy is that Democrats will now have to spend heavily -- VERY heavily -- to hold (or try to hold) the Florida seat.
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It seemed he was giving Haley a fluffy throwaway job and perhaps even using it as an opportunity to add some diversity to his heavily white and heavily male team.
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I walked on a mat that measures pressure and impact and learned that I land heavily on my forefoot, transition heavily to my heel, and then off again from my forefoot.
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They come from India and the men wear turbans, and were heavily, heavily persecuted, especially after 9/11, because people thought because they wear turbans, they must be Muslims, and terrorists.
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"If a nominee provides false or misleading testimony to a committee that should weigh heavily, very heavily on the minds of every senator when it comes time to vote," Schumer said.
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It has come down hard on a number of private companies that borrowed heavily to make splashy but pricey acquisitions overseas, even as politically connected state-owned enterprises continue borrowing heavily.
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Republicans spending heavily Conservative groups are already investing heavily in the race, with the Joe Ricketts-funded 45Committee pumping $500,000 into ads and Ending Spending saying it will spend $1 million.
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His national support — heavily predicated on electability — erodes further.
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" Approach to work is heavily influenced by "der Feierabend.
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Steve King's territory -- and King is heavily supporting Sen.
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FRANKFURT — Political instability in a heavily indebted eurozone country.
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He was also heavily involved in an automotive right to repair push in 2012 that was heavily opposed by car manufacturers and dealers and ultimately resulted in a huge win for consumers.
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HEAVILY GEARED Overseas investors have especially avoided shares in sectors such as homebuilders and retailers that are heavily geared to the UK economy, but these have rallied around 5% since an Oct.
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It's heavily focused on expanding its user base — the company invests heavily in advertising across its territories in order to retain its place as a market leader in the fantasy sports sector.
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The announcement shows how Apple is leaning heavily into its marketing around creative professionals, just as its education announcement a few months ago leaned heavily into the creative aspects of education devices.
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Scanlon, who beat out nine other Democrats in the primary, was heavily favored to win the district, which was re-formed after the heavily gerrymandered Pennsylvania map was ordered to be redrawn.
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Florida's Republican-controlled legislature just defanged a ballot initiative passed in 2018 that would allow ex-felons to vote, literally denying the franchise to a heavily black (and thus heavily Democratic) constituency.
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Still, both are heavily dependent on oil revenues, so sanctions against the sale of Saudi oil could affect that nation's economy more deeply than Russia, which is also heavily dependent on oil.
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The ten American sailors being held in Iran featured heavily in the undercard debate, and if opening statements are to be trusted, they're going to feature heavily in the main event as well.
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The short-term rental market however is heavily regulated, due in part to strict address registration regulations, and local services have expanded heavily into value-added services to drive profits and beat competition.
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Heavily promoted by White House accounts and President Trump, the form is most likely to gain submissions from users who already agree that bias against conservatives is a problem, heavily skewing the results.
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The style relies heavily on bold, colorful, and asymmetrical shapes.
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But rising costs have weighed heavily on the shoemaking business.
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Our architecture relies heavily on downloading data using background services.
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Apple's investment and acquisition activity leans heavily toward the latter.
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It's why organizations -- universities included -- invest so heavily in marketing.
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We're guessing that would require some very heavily coated lips.
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Riyad REIT, the most heavily traded stock, gained 3.2 percent.
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West's suit against EMI is similar and also heavily redacted.
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LEVIN: Now, back in &apos91, Arkansas was heavily Democrat, right?
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Its membership draws heavily from the ranks of conservative academics.
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In the remaining field, no candidate is relying more heavily
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Effective business communication relies heavily on "soft" or interpersonal skills.
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Hasbro has relied heavily on Toys R Us for sales.
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"Send bachelors and come heavily armed," said Republican state Sen.
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Only the compound's gateways and one heavily damaged building survived.
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Apple Music relies heavily on human curators to pick songs.
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It weighed very heavily on me to do it right.
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So all of those things, they weigh heavily on me.
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Many successful executives invest heavily in startups and venture funds.
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He hit heavily on terrorism, urban criminality, and national decline.
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That factored heavily into coverage of the Supreme Court vacancy.
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Immigration was another huge issue in the heavily Latino state.
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China has been investing heavily in Greece in recent years.
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This would heavily compromise a successful debt refinancing in FY19.
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Macron's chances of political survival and recovery seem heavily compromised.
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Because I think there are ... I believe he's heavily involved.
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Orascom Telecom, the most heavily traded stock, fell 20.5 percent.
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IT, business, and healthcare also factor heavily into both lists.
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This is heavily reduced from the normal price of £199.99.
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China is also investing heavily in both Afghanistan and Pakistan.
|
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Thousands more were tortured, and the press was heavily censured.
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Fluckiger was "heavily involved" in daily operations, according to authorities.
|
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SPLRCT, which are heavily exposed to Chinese markets, dropped 4.1%.
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It's something the US pressured them heavily to stop doing.
|
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Most of the 10 most heavily traded stocks barely moved.
|
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David Borsykowsky deposed the man with a heavily disbelieving tone.
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Several heavily damaged buildings are due to be torn down.
|
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This way they don't have to invest heavily in assets.
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It is moved across the world in heavily armed convoys.
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Early on he struggled, unwashed, hungry and heavily in debt.
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"They actively reject things that are heavily branded," she said.
|
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Mexico, which depends heavily on exports, would probably enter recession.
|
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But the site she ran trafficked heavily in such tropes.
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Heavily implies that he believes in a geocentric solar system.
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They've been investing very heavily over the last few years.
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It is, however, investing heavily in its own delivery network.
|
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The Mercers spent heavily in support of Trump's 2016 campaign.
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Young marsupials depend heavily on their mother's milk to flourish.
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I think we're heavily influenced by a lot of things.
|
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They also wondered if Facebook should be more heavily regulated.
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Despite being heavily weighted towards financial stocks, Italy's FTSE MIB .
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The department has since invested heavily to protect its networks.
|
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The legacy of his hero weighs heavily on Mr Schulz.
|
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The pendulum has swung heavily in favour of incumbent businesses.
|
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Sumner's disease weighs heavily on her, especially as a mother.
|
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Unfinished Conversations strives to depict today's heavily charged political environment.
|
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Qonto currently relies heavily on Treezor for the back end.
|
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It's a heavily requested feature from subscribers, the spokesperson said.
|
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According to the BBC, she cried heavily during the hearing.
|
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Hulu has leaned heavily into this type of licensed programming.
|
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Shannon betting heavily on Sansa Stark is a smart play.
|
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To do so, it's leaning heavily on its grocery business.
|
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"We are relying too heavily on old contractors," she said.
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The abrasive blasting industries are already heavily regulated, Serda said.
|
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Both are also heavily reliant on Chinese investment and trade.
|
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The Jenner sisters' fans heavily influenced the formation of XYLØ.
|
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Motorcycles seem to play heavily into the OTR II tour.
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The new series relied heavily on ad support and sponsorships.
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The rural areas served by those stations backed Trump heavily.
|
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The 2017 report was heavily skewed towards North American activities.
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The Soviet Union invested heavily in youth coaches and scouts.
|
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You wouldn't have seen bomb dogs, or heavily armed security.
|
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That platform, though, depended heavily on support from gaming companies.
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They're planning to invest heavily there in 2020 as well.
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In both areas the jihadists are mobile and heavily armed.
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Palin relies heavily on this particular kind of dependent clause.
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No morning sickness, no swollen ankles, no heavily swollen belly.
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But these sensors can't work if it's snowing too heavily.
|
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It yields 5.4% over ten years, and was heavily oversubscribed.
|
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"Historically, critics were more heavily approved through publications," Jediny said.
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Trump is not investing heavily in traditional campaign ground activities.
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Its electricity mix is heavily tilted toward clean sources already.
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Moulton's campaign is expected to focus heavily on veterans' issues.
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So was Japan (653%), which has historically heavily restricted immigration.
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After all, romantic elements figure heavily into most YA novels.
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Cubana sells tickets to Cuban citizens at heavily subsidized prices.
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As the economy weakens, these concerns will weigh more heavily.
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Lazada is betting heavily on running its own logistics empire.
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Cruz's strategy relies heavily on winning evangelicals, Southerners, and conservatives.
|
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It is also investing heavily in AI and smart gadgets.
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After Stuxnet, notes Cutler, Iran invested heavily in cyber activities.
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Discussion of politics has long been heavily policed in Vietnam.
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There were many varieties, but their locations were heavily clustered.
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It has heavily invested in Paytm, BigBasket, Zomato and Snapdeal.
|
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First, the sale and distribution of drugs is heavily regulated.
|
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But Norwegian, which is heavily indebted, cannot easily absorb them.
|
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Currently, FRC's earnings profile is heavily dependent on spread revenues.
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Sometimes Mr Eimer relies too heavily on anecdote and supposition.
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She's heavily involved in politics, humanitarian projects, and gender issues.
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The proposals lean heavily for fiscal legitimacy on dynamic scoring.
|
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Instead, Microsoft is focusing heavily on games and subscription services.
|
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Anna, his heavily pregnant girlfriend, is joining the festivities later.
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Namely, in the very sector he's vowed to heavily regulate.
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Snapchat has also heavily invested in ad technology in 2016.
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They need to do more than invest heavily in lobbying.
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Lupin too fell heavily as other pharma stocks followed suit.
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He's been heavily vetted, particularly his time as Newark mayor.
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Even in heavily surveilled seas, spotting submarines will remain tricky.
|
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Bozinov said he doesn't plan heavily, instead improvising his shots.
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The game will focus heavily on the bonds of brotherhood.
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The coalition depends heavily on Islah fighters on the ground.
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SurfSafe's leans heavily on the expertise of established media outlets.
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All three also rely relatively heavily on imports from Britain.
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His disembodied voice speaks in flawless, if heavily accented, English.
|
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Her children have also featured heavily in the charm offensive.
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Castro's campaign is pegged heavily to his experience in government.
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Its bite sits heavily instead of sharply in your throat.
|
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All 10 of Dubai's most heavily traded stocks were higher.
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FENTON: Well, the FBI just gave us heavily redacted documents.
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But there's another character featured heavily in the book: music.
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The only advice he's given me is to drink heavily.
|
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He relapsed, began drinking heavily again, and his depression worsened.
|
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After judges departed, he sat back heavily in his chair.
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Both images will weigh heavily on the coming half hour.
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After I started taking the medicine I started bleeding heavily.
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For one thing, it's pretty heavily tilted toward web developers.
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Farmers depend heavily on monsoon rains to irrigate their land.
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The team relies heavily on players from Mendes' home country.
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Spain is heavily in debt, as are many Spanish families.
|
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"ISIS is investing heavily in Libya," one U.S. official said.
|
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Do you think food companies should be more heavily regulated?
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TEL AVIV (Reuters) - Israel's heavily indebted Teva Pharmaceutical Industries (TEVA.
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"I was very heavily influenced by German expressionism," he says.
|
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Union Properties, the most heavily traded stock, lost 1.1 percent.
|
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Feeling the perils of modernity weighing heavily on your shoulders?
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Those reports are heavily weighted toward large metropolitan housing markets.
|
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For its part, Awoo is more heavily moderated than Mastodon.
|
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London's stock exchange has also been heavily courting Saudi officials.
|
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The economy is also heavily exposed to the tourism sector.
|
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Energy sector weighed heavily on the index, down 3.36 percent.
|
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It was by far the market's most heavily traded stock.
|
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A heavily trafficked train track splits the town in two.
|
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My new friend sighed heavily when I told him this.
|
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Keep the Promise is expected to advertise heavily in Florida.
|
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Similar to Apple Music, 60dB is heavily focused on personalization.
|
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It's a version of east London that's been heavily sanitised.
|
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Onscreen she's eating an apple; in voiceover, she sighs heavily.
|
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A measure that Bankrate weighted fairly heavily in its survey.
|
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Demonstrations are heavily policed, reflecting official nervousness over popular unrest.
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Were you surprised that Donald Trump used it so heavily?
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All the people I grew up with were heavily tattooed.
|
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Equinor has also invested heavily in offshore wind turbine projects.
|
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In another body camera video, an officer is breathing heavily.
|
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Boeing's decline this week has weighed heavily on the Dow.
|
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"Tech" has been heavily abused by marketers in recent years.
|
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America's economy relies heavily on the nation's roads and bridges.
|
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He drew heavily from his life story on the trail.
|
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As a result, they heavily weigh their partisanship when voting.
|
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Gordon is a heavily used mental footnote in my life.
|
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The banks also still depend heavily on central bank funding.
|
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Political rallies are rare in Morocco and usually heavily policed.
|
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Mr Wilson thinks his county's wishes should weigh "very heavily".
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Countries lean heavily on national stereotypes during their Olympic ceremonies.
|
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The sales force was heavily incentivized to push the drug.
|
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The company spent heavily on promotions to gain market share.
|
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Wade and allow states to ban or heavily restrict abortions.
|
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To what extent YouTube is culpable is being heavily debated.
|
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Buttigieg, 222, has invested heavily in Iowa from the start.
|
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The automaker has also invested heavily in the new minivan.
|
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The two sectors are seen benefiting heavily from Trump's policies.
|
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Orascom Telecom, the most heavily traded share, retreated 6.0 percent.
|
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You could see the money gleaming, heavily, on the screen.
|
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Local news reports indicated that the nationalists were heavily outnumbered.
|
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This is a group that relies heavily on state handouts.
|
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"It's heavily skewed to us older folks," Mr. Siegelbaum said.
|
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Saturday's tranche of votes also skewed more heavily toward Sinema.
|
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Deb Fischer is heavily favored to win reelection in November.
|
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S. trade war weigh heavily on the Asian financial centre.
|
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The burden of protecting the spirits weighs heavily on her. ■
|
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Both fighters were sluggish in the fifth round, breathing heavily.
|
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Buttigieg, 37, has invested heavily in Iowa from the start.
|
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He drank heavily beforehand and swallowed a dozen sleeping pills.
|
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That is an increasing rarity in this heavily traded market.
|
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Tight spaces and gotcha moments figure heavily in early episodes.
|
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A heavily Muslim district of Brussels had in effect seceded.
|
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Most Californians who want to consume heavily already do so.
|
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Microsoft is clearly continuing to invest heavily in gaming, though.
|
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That could pure pressure on heavily indebted economies like Italy.
|
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The Urban Garden Center was heavily damaged in that blast.
|
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Nations heavily represented include Turkey, Morocco, Algeria, Iran and India.
|
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An infantry station behind the checkpoint was also heavily damaged.
|
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GFH Financial, the most heavily traded stock, surged 6.9 percent.
|
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Democrats have heavily criticized Trump's plans to restrict legal immigration.
|
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The rally focused heavily on economic and racial justice issues.
|
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We've invested very heavily in dropping that barrier of entry.
|
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First, it's spending heavily to increase delivery capacity and efficiency.
|
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The new Muslim utopia weighs heavily on today's Arab world.
|
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Shortfalls in inventories and exports also weigh heavily on GDP.
|
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We talked about the decision that lay heavily over me.
|
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These institutions depend heavily on rich people to fund them.
|
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Manchin's campaign leans heavily on his loyalty to West Virginia.
|
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It was an intense shootout and he was heavily outgunned.
|
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Luxury stocks, heavily exposed to the Chinese markets, also rose.
|
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All three cities are heavily Democratic and have Democratic mayors.
|
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Teens, moreover, are more heavily swayed by brands than adults.
|
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The Korean won, heavily exposed to global trade, also fell.
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Your older sister, DeLonna, was heavily into PCP, angel dust.
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But Ms. Sanchez may also rely heavily on Latino voters.
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The helium balloons were certainly heavily featured in this store.
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It is heavily dependent on moving, storing and using data.
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CCB Brasil's viability remains heavily contingent on CCBC capital support.
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American advisers were heavily involved in that operation, as well.
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And unsurprisingly, the Quinnipiac poll is heavily skewed by politics.
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Many shale gas and oil companies are heavily in debt.
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Barletta, currently a congressman, was heavily favored over state Rep.
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It is constantly ringed by heavily armed Kenyan police officers.
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Many of those companies rely heavily on exports to China.
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Both sides will spend heavily in this presidential battleground state.
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We're investing heavily in partnerships within Africa and Latin America.
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But that leaned heavily on assumptions that could be misleading.
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Neither can congressional candidates in districts that aren't heavily Republican.
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Generosity is a theme that's weighing heavily on your mind.
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Walls of Kindness elsewhere have been much more heavily patronized.
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Twitch's audience skews heavily toward men ages 18 to 34.
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But Vigneault said he would be counting heavily on Staal.
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The most heavily Democratic counties are in the Bay Area.
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Or just a plain baked potato, heavily loaded with fixin's?
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Coach Peter DeBoer has leaned heavily on Jones of late.
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Crucial computer science concepts recursion and tree structures feature heavily.
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The first time I met Aristide, it was raining heavily.
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Step 14: Rely heavily on free childcare from fellow students.
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So they invested heavily on defense in the draft instead.
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So Snapchat use really is heavily skewed toward the young.
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Suddenly, a heavily armored elf came hopping up the stairs.
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She's breathing heavily while classical music drifts through the room.
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Both men heavily favor their right leg from both stances.
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He is Egyptian and was heavily involved in the revolution.
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He was heavily armed when taken into custody, Hogrefe said.
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Alright, so Cohny got pretty heavily owned in this exchange.
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The Arctic is becoming a much more heavily armed place.
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Why did you choose to feature the instrument so heavily?
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The way we designed the space heavily caters towards that.
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Casebolt was heavily condemned after the video caught national attention.
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Obamacare's Medicaid expansion, in particular, has heavily reduced uncompensated care.
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So for sanctification, scientific evidence weighs as heavily as faith.
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When I meet him outside the park he's limping heavily.
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The President had thrown his political capital heavily behind Sen.
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Gillespie's television ads were all heavily infused with Trump messages.
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Further, their students borrow heavily and default at high rates.
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Kerry told attendees Rezaian's detention weighed heavily on U.S. officials.
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Their classroom was heavily damaged in an airstrike in 2018.
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Several technology stocks traded heavily, including Yahoo, Twitter and Facebook.
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Through five games, the Ravens have heavily favored the pass.
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Pence also endorsed an amendment being heavily promoted by Sens.
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"We've been investing very heavily in our creators," he added.
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Etsy has invested heavily in digital ads on Alphabet's Google.
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He married and divorced a second time and drank heavily.
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We need to invest very heavily in that right now.
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Papers were heavily edited or even withheld from release altogether.
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Those expectations weighed heavily over my own hometown, Cupertino, Calif.
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All have been investing heavily, and all sport heady valuations.
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Strip clubs depend heavily on traveling businessmen, according to Werhun.
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Instead, the Vikings invested heavily in Kirk Cousins, whose sub-.
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This scenario relies heavily on solar, wind, hydro, and batteries.
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She has invested heavily in both engineering and media talent.
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About 0003 others were classified Secret and were heavily redacted.
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About 20093 others were classified Secret and were heavily redacted.
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But don't sleep (pun heavily intended) on the loungewear section.
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Manbij is heavily Arab, with minorities of Kurds and others.
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Climbing bond yields have weighed heavily on stocks this week.
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Similar scenes are playing out in other heavily rural states.
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But the shadow of his America First policies hung heavily.
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They draw heavily from original texts rather than modern interpretations.
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Mexican beer is heavily dependent on American ingredients, especially grain.
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Puerto Ricans depended heavily on emergency aid dispatched by FEMA.
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So you guys leaned really heavily into scooters, this idea.
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With the Uber and Lyft versions pushing forward pretty heavily.
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Both governments rely heavily on aid from the Gulf monarchies.
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Singapore also invested heavily in underground drainage systems and dams.
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But those two companies are investing heavily in this space.
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Mr. Jones is relying heavily on turnout by black voters.
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Once a Democratic bastion, the county now votes heavily Republican.
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But China still weighs heavily in decisions on film budgets.
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And then criminalizing both heavily, we could disrupt those communities.
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The New York guidelines "were heavily negotiated," Mr. Stambleck said.
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And the banh mi was, on one visit, heavily oversalted.
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Frazier, with a heavily taped left ankle, then struck out.
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That means Japan's future growth may heavily depend on China.
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It is heavily criminalized in most regions of the world.
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Negative commentaries have been stricken from China's heavily censored internet.
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The Glass Ceiling (41423) series is heavily, almost redundantly symbolic.
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All were heavily redacted, including most names and job titles.
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Others questioned whether a heavily censored Google might be useful.
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Hurricane Harvey in Texas also weighed heavily on people's minds.
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Critics have said election was heavily rigged in Maduro's favor.
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Stock market wealth is heavily concentrated among the richest families.
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The doctor said she was heavily sedated to stay comfortable.
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The money stretches further because MobileMed relies heavily on volunteers.
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During a pandemic, the public good weighs much more heavily.
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The heavily armed group has denied harboring such missile facilities.
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Roads became heavily congested after people spilled onto the streets.
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Officials have been heavily criticized for clamping down on demonstrations.
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White supremacists are also looking to heavily recruit new members.
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Facebook relies heavily on automated algorithms to detect prohibited content.
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The heavily graffitied course is sometimes used for BMX races.
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What video games are you, or they, now heavily into?
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"That lake is heavily impacted by citrus agriculture," he said.
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The index was heavily affected by reduced trading around Europe.
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The air and nearby rivers are heavily polluted, he found.
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Seven of the 10 most heavily traded stocks were higher.
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This year, Ring's new products focus heavily on lighting products.
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Heavily worked manuscripts, in the Minneapolis show, document his labor.
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The elder's body fell heavily on those seated around him.
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The result is a system tilted heavily against populist outsiders.
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But our list is much more heavily weighted toward nonfiction.
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And people who rely heavily on their calendar will subscribe.
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The possibility the card is wrong weighs heavily on Beatty.
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Hughes and Subban have been heavily featured in promotional advertising.
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Still, you can enjoy the (heavily bleeped out) performance below.
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Trump and his allies had heavily lobbied GOP Georgia Gov.
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Our DECam exposure was heavily affected by 19 of them!
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He blinked heavily and muttered that he'd gather his things.
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The campaigns have had to lean heavily on surrogates instead.
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She started to drink heavily and even began cutting herself.
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The movements of the four choristers were also heavily choreographed.
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A crackdown sent heavily armed security forces into the streets.
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Publicity materials focus heavily on Mr. Trump and his family.
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Both of those companies have invested heavily in hardware exclusivity.
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Multiple shows that aim heavily at tourists did extraordinarily well.
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Dubai Parks, the most heavily traded stock, climbed 1.7 percent.
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The war on drugs weighs particularly heavily on black defendants.
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China has in recent years invested heavily in Arctic research.
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For example, soybean production is heavily dependent on overseas trade.
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Cummings' district is nearly 60% black, urban and heavily Democratic.
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For many, it is a last resort that weighs heavily.
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Tesla is one of the most heavily shorted public companies.
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Isabela itself didn't suffer any casualties but was heavily damaged.
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Others, like Barack Obama, have leaned heavily on its expertise.
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Star Wars has always been heavily inspired by classic Westerns.
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The big picture: The sector has profited heavily in 2019.
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Heavily armed soldiers kept residents far from the base gates.
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Trump is heavily favored to win Nevada's caucuses on Tuesday.
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Aramco executives also invested heavily in research and technological innovation.
|
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West Virginia went heavily Republican in the 2016 presidential election.
|
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A Reuters witness said the area smelled heavily of teargas.
|
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Earth's biosphere depends heavily on plants for food and oxygen.
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The area includes heavily populated Dallas, Houston and Austin, Texas.
|
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The Mets' bullpen has already been worked heavily this season.
|
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Many teens know that celebrity images are often heavily edited.
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SUPER SENIORS: Saint Mary's has relied heavily on its seniors.
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The South Korean government already intervenes heavily in the economy.
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It donates heavily to a global fund to save forests.
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Thailand is also heavily reliant on China's trade and investment.
|
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The obligations of the past weigh heavily upon the present.
|
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All three were chased by heavily armed villagers and killed.
|
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"We've invested heavily," Kelli Valade, president of Chili's, told CNBC.
|
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That in turn would weigh heavily on Italy's stuttering economy.
|
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These machines actually rely heavily on humans to be useful.
|
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That last point ought to weigh heavily on Mr. Trump.
|
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Supply from Venezuela, an alternative source, has been heavily curtailed.
|
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Traders are heavily anticipating another rate cut at the Oct.
|
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Amazon invested heavily in growth areas such as video content.
|
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"Those guidelines rely heavily on the tax codes," Reckers said.
|
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Antibiotics are heavily overprescribed in China, doctors and researchers say.
|
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Trump and his allies have leaned heavily on a Sept.
|
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But it's spent heavily in recent years to catch up.
|
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"Exchange mechanics are costly, complicated and heavily regulated," it said.
|
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Mercado dressed extravagantly, often in heavily decorated robes or capes.
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It is very heavily reliant on retired generals and billionaires.
|
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Heavily indebted Bumi is part of Indonesian conglomerate Bakrie Group.
|
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Will Hurd heavily favored, which is what our forecast shows.
|
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Trump has relied heavily on the ideas of seasoned combatants.
|
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The administrator heavily photographed and tweeted about his time abroad.
|
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Complaints about coverage of Trump skew heavily along party lines.
|
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Yet patient reviews on heavily trafficked sites, such as Vitals.
|
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Capes, stoles and collars feature heavily in Ms. Halliday's work.
|
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Supporters of religious liberty also heavily criticized the Conservatives' vote.
|
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Our performance, our return is heavily dependent on global market.
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The current code taxes income heavily and barely taxes consumption.
|
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The emphasis remained heavily on female responsibility for decorations, however.
|
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Yes, VW screwed up very badly and they're heavily unionized.
|
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But there is reason to draw heavily on this hope.
|
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It includes dozens of recent attacks that were heavily covered.
|
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Saudi Arabia has invested heavily in advanced air defense systems.
|
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A new election could also weigh heavily on the euro.
|
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The state of current affairs also factors heavily into timing.
|
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But Trump cares deeply -- and exaggerates heavily -- about it. 453.
|
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Now he was drinking heavily and for hours on end.
|
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Those towns went heavily for President Donald Trump in 2016.
|
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Walmart has been investing heavily in its online grocery business.
|
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Romney has led heavily in surveys taken of the race.
|
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The strategy relies heavily on investing in bonds using leverage.
|
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"All of these contrast heavily with European values," he said.
|
|
Heavily armed, colectivos have even utilized machine guns against protesters.
|
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Some large newspapers that rely heavily on government money objected.
|
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Major nuclear powers are now investing heavily in their arsenals.
|
|
Salafists are social conservatives heavily influenced by Saudi Arabia's Wahhabis.
|
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Do they emerge in hospitals, where antibiotics are heavily used?
|
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Still, ÖBB is investing heavily in the future of Nightjet.
|
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The Euphrates is already heavily dammed in Syria and Turkey.
|
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So it makes sense that it would be spending heavily.
|
|
Most Southern states also lean heavily in favor of humans.
|
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Is it problematic to have such a heavily subsidized market?
|
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The scientific enterprise in America heavily relies on grad students.
|
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But his platform focuses heavily on economic concerns as well.
|
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Smit believed the investigation too heavily focused on the parents.
|
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Financial issues are weighing heavily on your mind today, Libra.
|
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About 65 others were classified Secret and were heavily redacted.
|
|
Why wouldn't people come to heavily identify with that character?
|
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It seems the pill their restaurants serve is HEAVILY sugared.
|
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And achieving that rests heavily on making an affordable car.
|
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But airlines had heavily lobbied against new rules limiting fees.
|
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Trump leaned heavily into the culture wars during his speeches.
|
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The past and the future rest heavily on our shoulders.
|
|
They focus on 21 particularly controversial and heavily covered votes.
|
|
Was Trump's campaign heavily laden with misogynistic and xenophobic overtones?
|
|
Another day, another magazine cover, another heavily photoshopped black woman.
|
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That's where I lean very heavily on these two actors.
|
|
In the case of the 4, 5, 6, that's almost certainly the most heavily trafficked stations on the most heavily trafficked subway line, so this will be an interesting sort of trial by fire.
|
|
We broke the story ... Lillard's being heavily courted (see what we did there) by huge rap labels looking to turn his heavily praised rhyming skills into some moola ... and Dame is weighing his options.
|
|
The current #metoo campaign against sexual harassment and sexual assault isn't resonating for everyone in America, and it's safe to assume those skeptics might be heavily concentrated in heavily Christian southern states like Alabama.
|
|
Finally, the Democratic coalition is composed heavily of younger and nonwhite voters, who in the past have been less likely to turn out in midterms than the older white voters who vote heavily Republican.
|
|
China's trade negotiators are heavily drawn from the ranks of the country's market-oriented economic reformers and have long been at odds with officials who want greater reliance on heavily subsidized state-owned enterprises.
|
|
"To the extent Trump really resonated, it was in heavily-white areas — and that includes exurbs at the urban fringe, rural areas, and many heavily white second-ring suburbs," Stancil wrote in his email.
|
|
Heavily inspired by Microsoft's Xbox One Elite controller The PlayStation 4 Elite controller, from what can be gleaned from the now offline Target listing, appears to be heavily inspired by Microsoft's Xbox One Elite controller.
|
|
Citigroup, for example, was heavily criticized in 2014, when it became clear that the bank had heavily influenced language in a spending bill that would have rolled back certain post-crisis rules related to derivatives.
|
|
We pulled up to a section of the peace wall in an industrial part of West Belfast that divides the neighborhood around Falls Road, heavily Catholic, from that around Shankill Road, which is heavily Protestant.
|
|
Lawmakers are circumspect about addressing Haspel's role in the program publicly — only a heavily-redacted 500-page executive summary of the Senate report has been declassified — but have hinted heavily where their concerns lie. Sens.
|
|
Citigroup, for example, was heavily criticized in 2014, when it became clear that the bank had heavily influenced language in a spending bill that would have rolled back certain post-crisis rules related to derivatives.
|
|
And while China's own tech powerhouses—Alibaba, Tencent, and Baidu—are also heavily invested heavily in AI, the country's tech market has been flooded by companies touting AI itself as a business in recent years.
|
|
It is heavily agricultural: about a third of workers are farmers.
|
|
"AKK is catering heavily to the traditionalist right now," said Nickel.
|
|
Clinton typically relied heavily on a tiny circle of close advisers.
|
|
His heavily-pregnant wife burst into tears in the public gallery.
|
|
Still, trade fears weighed heavily on the livestock futures market overall.
|
|
The iPhone maker is investing heavily in its Apple Music service.
|
|
It's one of the most heavily litigated provisions of the Constitution.
|
|
"Prices slumped heavily last week," Commerzbank commodities analyst Carsten Fritsch said.
|
|
Venezuela in turn has provided Cuba with heavily subsidized crude oil.
|
|
To combat declining beer sales, it's been investing heavily in marketing.
|
|
At the time, Thompson was "heavily medicated," according to the complaint.
|
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Association for People with Disabilities lobby heavily for their rights through
|
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It's got to be heavily focused on an aspirational economic message.
|
|
Krautmann said the ground was heavily saturated by rainfall since Wednesday.
|
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"The Dutch banks are heavily capitalised," Sijbrand told reporters in Amsterdam.
|
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But it also heavily restricts where that video can be embedded.
|
|
Builder Drake & Scull, the most heavily traded stock, fell 1.8 percent.
|
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Now, granted, I'm reading heavily my own experiences into this idea.
|
|
The court's heavily-anticipated written opinion prompts all sorts of questions.
|
|
But her boyfriend at that time was heavily into Japanese toys.
|
|
Nick, Gypsy's Prince Charming, is late to their heavily planned date.
|
|
Most blue-chip names, which are usually heavily traded, barely moved.
|
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Heavily-armed state police swarmed the campus, and choppers flew overhead.
|
|
Puerto Rico's economy relied heavily on the presence of US companies.
|
|
Still, many on Wall Street say the company is investing heavily.
|
|
Our music is heavily reggae-influenced, so it's synonymous with J'ouvert.
|
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Trump's nominees have come from heavily vetted lists of conservative judges.
|
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A few heavily discounted items remain for sale on the site.
|
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Northern Ireland is heavily dependent on cross-border trade with Ireland.
|
|
But most stocks among the 10 most heavily traded barely moved.
|
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But minutes in I found it relies too heavily on luck.
|
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December 14, 2016 Science and nature factor heavily into today's show.
|
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The answer heavily lies in their approach to sales and marketing.
|
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Many of these urban centers were heavily fortified, which wasn't expected.
|
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In a heavily redacted court filing ahead of Michael Flynn's Dec.
|
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All the infotainment bits use a heavily skinned version of Android.
|
|
Most other stocks among the 10 most heavily traded barely moved.
|
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His advisers say his campaign would focus heavily on Southern states.
|
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If Norwegian Air goes down, it would heavily impact passengers worldwide.
|
|
Peterson was heavily criticized for taking cover as the massacre unfolded.
|
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Other brands that lean heavily on wholesale accounts face similar challenges.
|
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The heavily redacted reports cover a roughly three-year time span.
|
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The intersection is often heavily policed for prostitution along Roosevelt Avenue.
|
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By the time it ends, everyone is sweating and panting heavily.
|
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Devaluation would be painful for a country that imports so heavily.
|
|
Parents noticed, and began to invest more heavily in educating girls.
|
|
President Trump is using Twitter heavily to govern, at this point.
|
|
Bleeding heavily, he reached for a nearby knife and started cutting.
|
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Many of the top contractors are heavily dependent on taxpayer largesse.
|
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AirPods are also, according to Slice Intelligence, skewing heavily male (85%).
|
|
On fakes, these are usually large, obvious, and too heavily embossed.
|
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And the possibility of hurting someone is weighing heavily on her.
|
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As they set off, Elle begins to breathe heavily and panic.
|
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Farming, because it uses water so heavily, is an important target.
|
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I think, actually, those sites depend too heavily on automated processes.
|
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It helps, too, that the script is heavily sympathetic toward Kong.
|
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Both Coons's and Braun's states rely heavily on the agriculture industry.
|
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We heavily recommend you check this one out on your own.
|
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Dresden is also heavily involved in developing the company's strategic partners.
|
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Your professional goals are weighing heavily on your mind today, Leo.
|
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The team flying into Syria wins -- heavily armed is an understatement.
|
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Not surprisingly, Amazon's own home furnishing brands are heavily featured here.
|
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But they have since pivoted to criticizing him heavily on-air.
|
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If you are bleeding heavily, change your tampons even more often.
|
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Accessories factor in pretty heavily in how I elevate an outfit.
|
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The low frequencies bounce around and high frequencies reflect pretty heavily.
|
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The program relied heavily on donations from foundations and wealthy individuals.
|
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Which means, ostensibly, that Glover will feature heavily in the movie.
|
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The risk of losing such revenue hangs heavily over editorial decisions.
|
|
Because now we have a demilitarized zone that is heavily militarized.
|
|
For sure, Trump critics are plentiful in a heavily Democratic state.
|
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The global power sector still remains heavily dependent on coal, too.
|
|
Although this mockery is heavily censored, the occasional meme slips through.
|
|
TONY MEDINA is a polite, burly man with heavily tattooed arms.
|
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This heavily modified American-made car puts Cuban ingenuity on display.
|
|
But Asian-American voters lean heavily Democratic in most battleground states.
|
|
But it's also going to weigh heavily on Fox News itself.
|
|
Sony isn't pushing heavily with carrier partners in the United States.
|
|
Trump said he was sending lawyers to heavily Democratic Broward County.
|
|
Even voters in heavily Republican states are warming to the law.
|
|
HH: I would assume that comments are actually weighted more heavily.
|
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This year, they're both heavily themed around The Legend of Zelda.
|
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Polls show the SPD would suffer heavily in a national vote.
|
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ASOS Heavily Embellished Sequin Mini Dress with Fringe Hem, $135; asos.
|
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Of those, 64 emails were upgraded to "confidential" and heavily redacted.
|
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The group is already spending heavily in Nevada and New Hampshire.
|
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The main entrance is heavily guarded and equipped with metal detectors.
|
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We all have to stay heavily involved to keep it safe.
|
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L, to switch gears and invest heavily in its nickel business.
|
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Islamic State has heavily mined the area near Dabiq, rebels say.
|
|
So, they instead rely heavily on trade secret laws for protection.
|
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Most worryingly, perhaps, countries along the route are already heavily indebted.
|
|
We're also seeing all the camera manufacturers experiment heavily in 360.
|
|
The state is heavily dependent on energy, and falling prices hurt.
|
|
Zuckerberg is leaning heavily on the future promise of artificial intelligence.
|
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The polish colors he picks are based heavily on his mood.
|
|
Trump's plan borrows heavily from a tax proposal from House Republicans.
|
|
The drug industry lobbied heavily for the bill, the investigation found.
|
|
The culture wars featured heavily in his 2012 re-election battle.
|
|
But sometimes those photos are heavily manipulated, like the image above.
|
|
Local Russians are still heavily under strong Russian propaganda even nowadays.
|
|
All are heavily festooned with moving, blinking, and highly invasive ads.
|
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Even specific faces and emotions depend heavily on how they're used.
|
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Through Industrie Africa, we hope to contribute heavily to this conversation.
|
|
"Sources connected with Johnny" described it to them as heavily edited.
|
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He had been counting heavily on the support of the untouchables.
|
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I don't still think it's something I can heavily rely on.
|
|
Brexit uncertainties will weigh heavily on investment this year and next.
|
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The sulfur is mixed heavily with soil, the Facebook post says.
|
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The company has been spending heavily on marketing and overseas expansion.
|
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Ghana borrowed heavily, eager to cash in on future oil revenues.
|
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Expect him to feature heavily in the next administration's foreign policy.
|
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The event's proceedings are heavily colored by the atmosphere in Hollywood.
|
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SUMATRA ROAD, in north-west London, is a heavily canvassed street.
|
|
Dubai and Abu Dhabi are both spending heavily on airport facilities.
|
|
Brigades have been more heavily armed than usual around the capital.
|
|
The Biden campaign has already invested heavily in online digital ads.
|
|
"These risky barrels are heavily discounted by the Iranians," Kilduff said.
|
|
They range from heavily funded startups to lean seed-stage operations.
|
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His government's economic policies would help heavily-indebted Catalonia, he added.
|
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Domino's, Uber and Auro are heavily invested in autonomous driving research.
|
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But it relied heavily on expensive SMS rather than native apps.
|
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I also just dove heavily into the history of synth music.
|
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That goes into airport taxes, excise taxes, fuel taxes, heavily taxed.
|
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Granted, those averages are heavily undercut by the Tech Bubble readings.
|
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Growing up, I was heavily into punk rock music—still am.
|
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Grant Brittain: It was heavily San Diego influenced at the time.
|
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It's an intriguing conclusion, but one heavily reliant upon computer models.
|
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It's a heavily irradiated, dry, frigid desert, with no liquid water.
|
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It relies heavily on renewables such as geothermal and hydro power.
|
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Despite Democratic enthusiasm, dynamics in individual states heavily favored the GOP.
|
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The new round will focus heavily on soybean and hog producers.
|
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During his life, Teilhard was heavily censored by the Catholic church.
|
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Above Brady's heavily taped right ankle was a small, red scrape.
|
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The accord has been heavily criticized for sparing rebels jail time.
|
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Investing too heavily in Windows on mobile could be a mistake.
|
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These heavily armed militias often set up roadblocks and charge tolls.
|
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They make a difference especially in northeast Iowa, heavily Catholic areas.
|
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Such a tax would bear more heavily on short-term inflows.
|
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That explains why Britain has always traded heavily with the continent.
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Shipper Gulf Navigation, the most heavily traded stock, surged 8.3 percent.
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And the growing Puerto Rican community in Florida is heavily Democratic.
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Do whites from heavily Hispanic neighborhoods show stronger white racial identity?
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The most heavily funded companies do have larger total dollar returns.
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The search area was "heavily saturated" by multiple agencies, she said.
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I live in Ohio's most populous and most heavily Democratic county.
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GFH Financial Group, the most heavily traded stock, jumped 4.4 percent.
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Maryland is one of four heavily Democratic states with GOP governors.
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I call it, with eye roll heavily implied, the sublet economy.
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These parts of the country voted heavily for Trump in 2016.
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But he has also heavily (and incoherently) criticized US military policies.
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The pop star was heavily scrutinized and placed under a microscope.
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Starting in 2010, Germany's Energiewende legislation heavily subsidized solar and wind.
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Clinton's lead rests heavily on the state's black voters and women.
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Intel, Qualcomm, IBM and Apple are also spending heavily on lobbying.
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Apple, too, has spent heavily on policy fights in recent years.
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He's heavily favored to keep the seat in the GOP's column.
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Instead, ProPILOT 2100 activation will be limited to heavily mapped areas.
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Drug purchases rely heavily on expected discounts, rebates, and yes, kickbacks.
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The harsher realities of millennial life certainly weigh heavily on Justine.
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Rogers paid heavily to secure long-term NHL rights in 2013.
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Walmart and Amazon are also competing heavily in the grocery space.
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Comcast, Universal's parent company, is betting heavily in the animation space.
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"North Korea's elites have heavily gone into being entrepreneurs," Bennett said.
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Because, among others, it would heavily increase our automobile trade deficit.
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Some critics feel the app polices filler words too heavily, however.
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Many will be tempted to borrow and gamble heavily next year.
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He will be heavily favored in November in the conservative state.
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Problems within its heavily roboticized assembly line have complicated those efforts.
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Michael narrates the film and was heavily involved in making it.
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Iraq relies heavily on Iranian gas to feed its power stations.
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But that's heavily reliant on access to data from their customers.
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The movie is based heavily on Carney's own high-school experiences.
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Really, Reinhardt's offensive capabilities depend heavily on the situation at hand.
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Recently, Vimeo has been focusing more heavily on producing original content.
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Markets have heavily discounted the bad news that we're now confronting.
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Melgen also donated heavily to Menendez's campaign and legal defense funds.
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At the federal level, Amazon relies heavily on tax loopholes, too.
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But Media Matters depended heavily on its association with the Clintons.
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Qatar First Bank, the most heavily traded stock, dropped 2042 percent.
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Commercial lines still rely heavily on human judgment and manual processing.
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But Silicon Valley is going to be heavily Chinese money, too.
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The disinfectant it sold was often heavily marked up in price.
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A video of the session showed heavily armed militiamen standing guard.
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Before digital filters, this look was heavily dictated by film stock.
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Looks like the heavily populated Northeastern corridor could use more solar!
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Presidential campaign results have often heavily influenced races down the ballot.
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Amazon and YouTube have recently spent heavily on paid streaming services.
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COFCO is not the only Chinese company investing heavily in Brazil.
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It's portable, it's small, and it leans heavily on cloud services.
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Republicans are leaning heavily on the economy to motivate GOP voters.
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He drinks heavily despite a heart condition that threatens his health.
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His people, the Ironborn, will be more heavily involved this year.
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Both Russia and Saudi Arabia are heavily reliant on oil revenue.
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The marketers responsible for the visuals leaned heavily on paramilitary imagery.
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Who sends shells into the most heavily crowded city in Yemen?
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Barclays heavily recruited Mr. Pair, who used to work at UBS.
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A stark warning for those with portfolios heavily skewed toward debt.
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But Dana Gas, the most heavily traded stock, climbed 1.3 percent.
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The site is heavily used by recruiters for finding new workers.
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It was raining quite heavily when I arrived at Santana's house.
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Both now weigh local work experience and job offers more heavily.
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They had fallen heavily after four profit warnings since October 2016.
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The potential for the presence of weapons is also heavily weighed.
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The site has been heavily protected since the 1992 religious clashes.
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It already invests heavily in the Iranian energy and construction industries.
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Both rely heavily on a split-fingered fastball and sharp control.
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They stopped when they were still among the trees, breathing heavily.
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Some technology firms rely heavily on borrowing to fuel their growth.
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Switzerland, with its heavily export-driven economy, hardly exists in isolation.
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But she will pay heavily for this recovery of her authenticity.
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Flinn, who's been self-funding his campaign, has heavily outspent Kustoff.
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Trust me, I've investigated this heavily and even visited factories etc.
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The introduction of generics would weigh heavily on AstraZeneca's bottom line.
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The survey released Friday showed respondents split heavily along partisan lines.
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German stocks, seen as heavily exposed to international trade, fell 183%.
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Starling Bank employs only 110 people, and relies heavily on engineers.
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The crowd heavily favored Larsen & Toubro, whose entire team was Ghanaian.
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Russia's economy, which depends heavily on oil revenues, is in recession.
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Facebook defended its decision, saying that it weighed the matter heavily.
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Families living in "heavily impacted" districts would be eligible for $4,500.
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Shares in miners, which export heavily to China, also traded higher.
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We rely heavily on inbound marketing to connect with potential customers.
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Grenier heavily leaned into television after the 1999 film was released.
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"It turns out that vision is heavily subjective," he told me.
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Despite being heavily redacted, some details of the communications are discernable.
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Gains of over 983 percent each in the heavily weighted healthcare .
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And I learned that I sweat pretty heavily on a bike.
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The added human cost is also weighing heavily on lawmakers' minds.
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Yemen, he leaned heavily upon his predecessor's policies—an inconvenient fact
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The more heavily traded February contract rose 9 cents to $62.62.
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Both Renault and Fiat rely heavily on this segment for sales.
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The bustling streets are heavily patrolled by police, some on horseback.
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Unlike many of its heavily-researched satiric competitors, Who Is America?
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"We heavily feature Jo Malone scents and lotions," added Ms. Mosca.
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If you rely heavily on Alexa, this is a nice feature.
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But why hasn't the nation invested more heavily in job training?
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Like most of Blizzard's games, "WoW" relies heavily on the CPU.
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Republican donors and activists invested heavily and reaped the electoral rewards.
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As noted last week, these views are heavily conditioned by partisanship.
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Symbolic speech relies heavily on the context within which it occurs.
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Moon has heavily evoked Japan's colonial past during this trade spat.
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It was raining heavily; new wiper blades slapped against the glass.
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Concerns about the flattening yield curve weighed heavily on bank stocks.
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Trump was heavily criticized for his administration's response to Hurricane Maria.
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Like the faucet, the kitchen sink is heavily used and underappreciated.
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The big box giant has been investing heavily into e-commerce.
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More broadly, iOS and Android keep borrowing heavily from each other.
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China has invested heavily in development projects in recent years, most
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Taxing consumption means the burden inevitably falls more heavily on them.
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Otherwise, the presentation leans heavily on the social media influencers aspect.
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The Times' handling of the report was heavily scrutinized as well.
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The Gates Foundation contributes heavily to all sorts of educational causes.
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So why not weight heavily on the model that is working?
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Uber also spent heavily on driver rewards connected to its IPO.
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Alaskan teachers have also relied heavily on the crowdfunding site DonorsChoose.
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Lionsgate is heavily marketing "Knives Out" as a simple murder mystery.
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The retracted CNN story was heavily dependent upon one anonymous source.
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Financial institutions rely heavily on those scores to make lending decisions.
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She's also been heavily involved in AIDS awareness and advocacy efforts.
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Some also noted that Buttigieg has been advertising heavily in Iowa.
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Qatar First Bank, the most heavily traded stock, gained 5.2 percent.
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They will then march north to the heavily secured summit venue.
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HK/SIN, hurt by losses in the heavily weighted financials sector.
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Tesla's attempt to develop autonomous-driving technology relies heavily on cameras.
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Vice is one of the most heavily VC-funded media companies.
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Airbnb's initial public offering has been heavily anticipated by Wall Street.
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Al Rajhi Bank, the most heavily traded stock, gained 0.8 percent.
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They vote, and they are heavily armed, right down to the .
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While Aniston invests heavily in self-care, she also gives back.
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To top it all off, California is heavily dependent on cars.
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"Big company CEOs tend to lean heavily Republican," the survey said.
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Gallinari then missed a long, heavily contested try at the buzzer.
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Still, people should try to avoid or limit heavily processed foods.
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No, this was [unintelligible] — and I moved on her very heavily.
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The most heavily traded stock, builder Drake & Scull, added 2.0 percent.
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One tunnel was dug under a heavily guarded port of entry.
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It's a decision in which the Trump experience will weigh heavily.
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This estimate, however, relies heavily on assumptions regarding future repayment trends.
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Ironically, the results will weigh heavily upon rich and poor together.
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The horrible events of today are weighing heavily on my mind.
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Debbie Stabenow, D-Michigan, who is heavily involved in health policy.
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Mnuchin, like Trump, donated heavily to Democratic candidates before this cycle.
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Mnuchin, like Trump, donated heavily to Democratic candidates before this cycle.
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Scandinavia's heavily unionised workers are unlikely to be any more obliging.
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Heavily conservative Utah's congressional delegation is made up entirely of Republicans.
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But the Lifeline vote was the more heavily scrutinized agenda item.
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The policymaking president is heavily influenced by groups of all kinds.
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In the past, I've read heavily, watched a lot of documentaries.
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Apparel is being pushed heavily in the company's private-label efforts.
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Trending searches, video and live streams are now heavily featured here.
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Noisey: So, when did you first get heavily into The Rasmus?
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Didi has invested heavily in AI for its ride-hailing service.
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Even so, Ricky says, her absence weighs heavily on her daughters.
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He'd taken a spill and was bleeding heavily from his mouth.
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Big gatherings of world leaders tend to be heavily scripted affairs.
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Many smaller banks have also invested heavily in shadow banking products.
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It replaced Windows 8, the heavily criticized system dating from 2012.
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Even the branding of hiking and outdoor activities skews heavily white.
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The first is that Putin's government depends heavily on personal loyalty.
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Add the red, Vidalia, and yellow onions; season heavily with salt.
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The shutdown is going to heavily impact the data exchange program.
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Life is Strange: Before the Storm leans heavily into the gay.
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The annexation would weigh heavily on the residents of Little Gables.
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What advantages do we gain by relying so heavily on algorithms?
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Any industry that's heavily reliant on labor is poised for disruption.
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Tynegate's formula was heavily used throughout the 60s and the 70s.
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Why do you think goths identify so heavily with the macabre?
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"The ecosystem for payments in Africa is heavily fragmented," he said.
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It's a heavily regulated space dominated by large, well-established companies.
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And it contributes heavily to the EU budget for this privilege.
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Taylor's eye almost closed while Prograis bled heavily from the mouth.
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Clinton won Nevada but lost South Carolina heavily to then-Sen.
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He battled Israel's government over plans to heavily tax mining companies.
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That hasn't been possible with these heavily service-based existing companies.
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During their turbulent relationship, Paytas featured heavily in Dobrik's famous vlogs.
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Hurricanes Katrina, Sandy, Harvey and Irma all hit heavily populated coasts.
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An impoverished former Portuguese colony, it relies heavily on foreign aid.
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They are choosing fun experimental contemporary jewelry over heavily ornamented bling.
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He is relying heavily on Andy Warhol's work to do it.
|
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The Saudi government bureaucracy also relies heavily on American management expertise.
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Not surprisingly, a PandA relies more heavily on puns and anagrams.
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There and elsewhere, neighbors rushed to heavily damaged areas to help.
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Your career is heavily vested in developing buildings and building roots.
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His memory was affected heavily by the trauma of the war.
|
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To get to this Series, both franchises leaned heavily on analytics.
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Congressional candidates are relying more heavily on reaching donors via phone.
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Among the most heavily regulated products on the planet are pharmaceuticals.
|
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They are cloistered at a heavily guarded hotel in southeast Washington.
|
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Online commentary on ending the term limit has been heavily censored.
|
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Instead, wedding planners recommend that couples lean heavily on their florist.
|
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A smell of patchouli and alcohol lingered heavily in the air.
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John J. Geoghan, who had featured heavily in the Globe's reporting.
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He put the wedges into a bowl and salted them heavily.
|
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She showed photos of her heavily bruised stomach after the incident.
|
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Qualcomm's plans for growth lean heavily on acquiring the chip maker.
|
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The Rameau production was much more heavily populated, mainly by dancers.
|
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But always there were hints of corroboration, heavily laden with hearsay.
|
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And the Emily of New Moon Easter egg is heavily spotlighted.
|
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The points system heavily favors younger workers and penalizes older ones.
|
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He had continued to drink heavily and to abuse prescription medication.
|
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Thousands of police were on hand, some heavily armed, others undercover.
|
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Access Now and Wickr cited Kaye's report heavily in their brief.
|
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A sense of impending apocalypse hangs heavily over the whole film.
|
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We've invested heavily in cybersecurity and will continue to do so.
|
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Branstad's state relies heavily on exports for its rich agricultural economy.
|
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That's why Joe Biden has also started spending heavily on Facebook.
|
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But Amazon also depends heavily on outside companies to deliver orders.
|
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Links from established media websites are weighted heavily by search engines.
|
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Some heavily trafficked huts, like Great Walks Huts, require advance reservations.
|
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Our actions are heavily influenced by the images in our heads.
|
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Google, Amazon, Microsoft and Apple are all heavily investing in education.
|
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Samuel Wanjiru won the 2008 Olympic marathon, then began drinking heavily.
|
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"That weighs heavily on the minds of the Chinese," Parks added.
|
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But hard-nosed bettors have come down heavily for the Panthers.
|
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Fallujah is a heavily Sunni city in Iraq's western Anbar province.
|
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Cuellar is from a heavily Latino district, and he's Latino himself.
|
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Amazon, Netflix and others are also investing heavily in premium series.
|
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The residents of Harlan County, Ky., depend heavily on federal assistance.
|
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Ismael Zambada figured heavily in the defense's opening statements on Tuesday.
|
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Redford residents were unaware that the heavily camouflaged Marines were there.
|
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In the EU referendum, these same areas skewed heavily toward Leave.
|
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One pulled out a paper bag and breathed heavily into it.
|
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Of course, it's New York City, where Democrats heavily outnumber Republicans.
|
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If you need a good cry, sob heavily to this movie.
|
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Both are already heavily trafficked and miles away from Midtown Manhattan.
|
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"The Hunt for Red October" played heavily on Cold War tensions.
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In that instance, he leaned heavily on his slider and changeup.
|
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Across Mexico City, neighbors rushed to heavily damaged areas to help.
|
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As funding markets creak, heavily indebted companies are feeling the heat.
|
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"They were heavily armed," said a security official on the scene.
|
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Many, including some featured in WIRED, rely heavily on deep learning.
|
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The second district is just as heavily Republican as the first.
|
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The company has invested heavily in digital initiatives while cutting staff.
|
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The Saudi economy, still heavily dependent on oil, needed a jolt.
|
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Mr. Wahhaj was heavily armed, with two rifles and three handguns.
|
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"That line was heavily starred in my reporter's notebook," she said.
|
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It was raining heavily, and the space was cold and drafty.
|
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Amazon recruited East African immigrants heavily with local advertisements and billboards.
|
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This is an area where the company is now heavily invested.
|
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He drank heavily, hitchhiking to various towns bordering the Navajo reservation.
|
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She was breathing heavily and seemingly on the verge of tears.
|
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And although the shows are ostensibly unscripted, they're often heavily produced.
|
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Municipal officials rely heavily on land sales to fund public services.
|
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So it must be enforced heavily with fines and jail time.
|
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Its offices are heavily guarded, and its officers enjoy wide powers.
|
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This is something that Air Products is already heavily investing in.
|
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The Obama presidency figures heavily as Litt tracks his own journey.
|
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The Yankees' lineup has tilted heavily left-handed in recent years.
|
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Since 2012, Texas closed 750 polling locations in heavily minority areas.
|
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Mr. Finkelstein smoked heavily, loved to gamble and was habitually rumpled.
|
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But his government is heavily vested in keeping food prices low.
|
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They have diversified economies that don't rely too heavily on manufacturing.
|
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Right now, parts of Japan are betting heavily on renewable energy.
|
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Today, the Contrafund is heavily invested in forward-looking technology companies.
|
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And North Korea issue is not very heavily hot discussions there.
|
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On one hand, guns are our most heavily regulated consumer product.
|
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Many submissions, including exhibits, were limited, heavily redacted or outright sealed.
|
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American firefighters have been heavily involved since at least early December.
|
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Small rockets landed in Baghdad's heavily fortified Green Zone on Wednesday.
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Don't rely too heavily on theories, assumptions or grand cosmological narratives.
|
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In many cases, their host countries rely heavily on oil income.
|
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"They were more heavily armed than the soldiers," the mason said.
|
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The first two are heavily regulated, and Big Tech is uninterested.
|
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Even then, investors were heavily scaled back at the clearing price.
|
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Dan Sullivan, who represent a state that relies heavily on energy.
|
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The heavily-weighted financials sector traded lower for the most part.
|
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"I'm trying to heavily work the pity party here," Cavuto muses.
|
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Their church, where Norris is the pastor, was heavily hit, too.
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But stock prices stayed largely stable as Saudi institutions bought heavily.
|
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The church sanctuary was heavily damaged by heat, fire and smoke.
|
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But the map this year is tilted heavily in Republicans' favor.
|
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Salam International Investments, the most heavily traded stock, climbed 3.6 percent.
|
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Republicans and the drug industry were heavily opposed to the bill.
|
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Industrial companies that are heavily dependent on exports support the idea.
|
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At four of those companies, he allocated himself heavily toward stocks.
|
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Mr. Fiore is not just called upon by the heavily tattooed.
|
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Fans, who heavily favored the Lakers, cheered loudest for LeBron James.
|
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The prosecution's case relied heavily on her testimony, which was inconsistent.
|
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Another approach is for reporters to draw heavily on expert commentary.
|
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Republican PACS spent heavily on campaign ads linking Lamb to Pelosi.
|
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"It's still heavily domestic," a Democratic strategist said in an interview.
|
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A couple of the most heavily Democratic seats, such as Rep.
|
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It did not start snowing heavily this year until late November.
|
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This year's finalists were heavily influenced by the Rio Olympic Games.
|
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Tesla is heavily scrutinized when one of its cars catches fire.
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In general, he cautioned investors against buying heavily into Monday's declines.
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