The bill is historically quick, historically partisan, and historically unpopular.
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Is it simply historically informed practice-informed performance, or historically-informed-practice-informed performance?
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Historically Challenged Cash Generation: DDV's historically weak cash flows are a constraint to the ratings.
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FED'S DALY SAYS HISTORICALLY LOW UNEMPLOYMENT RATE DOES NOT MEAN LABOR MARKET IS HISTORICALLY TIGHT
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MORE as historically young presidents but, perhaps more important to our contemporary situation, historically young former presidents.
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And yet the Hornets are enjoying a historically successful year, at least by their historically inept standards.
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If you do not like seeing historically accurate dirty people in gloomy historically accurate 1814 London, move along.
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By that point, unemployment was historically low, in comparison with the population, but employment was not historically high.
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From this point of view, Mr. Trump is a historically weak political figure who benefited from historically weak opposition.
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In a historically large field of historically terrible judicial nominees, Wendy Vitter is singularly unfit to sit on the federal bench.
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Trump's unpopularity might be historically high—and he's making it worse by the day—but her own levels are also historically high.
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But post-tax profit rates have been historically high in the recent recovery, even as investment and productivity have been historically weak.
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Guns have historically protected Americans from white supremacists, just as gun control has historically protected white supremacists from the Americans they terrorize.
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The organization that designates historically important sites does the same for historically significant crafts — and its list can be your shopping guide.
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The answer is no…Is there a tendency to hire more people from the predominant communities in entertainment, being historically Caucasian and historically male?
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They're raising rates back toward historically normal levels — they exceeded 5 percent for most of the past half-century — at a historically appropriate pace.
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Historically Conservative Capital Structure: Bio-Rad has historically operated with a conservatively capitalized balance sheet, with lease adjusted leverage maintained at or below 2.3x since 2013.
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Responding to the mounting controversy, Creative Assembly stated that it saw the feature as being historically authentic in a game that's never been exactly historically accurate.
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"You never know what you never know, but I'd say historically, you know, if you look at it historically, we haven't had that problem," said Aberle.
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"We've always historically had compliance departments, we've historically had IT departments, what we're missing are the people in the middle who manage the data," she said.
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But the historically literate voter, like a historically literate decision maker, need not be captive to previously held opinions at all times and at any cost.
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The Rajputs, historically a caste of warriors, have been the ones most offended by the movie; Rajput activists said the movie was historically inaccurate and disrespectful.
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He also has the added bonus of loathing historically Vice President Mike Pence's historically anti-gay stances, having blasted Pence's selection as the head of U.S. delegation.
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Neither the candidate of the historically dominant center-left party nor the candidate of the historically dominant center-right party managed to qualify for the run-off.
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While the Arctic air won't be historically cold, it will cause a nasty outbreak of weather whiplash after the historically mild fall that much of the U.S. enjoyed.
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"September and October have historically been the most volatile months of the year, and September has historically been the worst month of the year for markets as well."
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A fully hedged portfolio has historically hurt returns when the U.S. dollar weakened, relative to international currencies, whereas an unhedged portfolio has historically underperformed when the dollar strengthened.
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But an LGBTQ candidate does not need to support historically liberal social views in order to get elected, at least not if they're running in a historically conservative area.
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"Total War games are historically authentic, not historically accurate—if having female units upsets you that much you can either mod them out or just not play," McConnell wrote.
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"Historically high P/Es can be justified by historically low inflation and interest rates," Ed Yardeni, president of investment advisory Yardeni Research, wrote in a Monday report to clients.
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And historically, and I asked the president about this earlier today on my radio show, historically seats are lost in the Midterm election for the party in the White House.
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Trump calls his historically bad favorability numbers "rigged" Trump calls his historically bad favorability numbers "rigged" President-elects tend to ride into office on a wave of positive popular opinion.
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Graduates of historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) like Morehouse have historically faced higher debt burdens, a burden whose repayment is made more difficult by income disparities faced by black Americans.
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If you look historically while they're at the core PCE rate, which they admit is their medium-term objective, historically they've overshot that rate on purpose an average of 0.9 percent.
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" The Scientist "Historically, the bay has always very desirable.
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DeVos does not receive a warm welcome at historically black university DeVos does not receive a warm welcome at historically black university Education Secretary Betsy DeVos delivered the commencement speech at historically black Bethune-Cookman University Wednesday amid a cacophony of boos and yells so loud the university president threatened to cut the ceremony short.
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In an interview with CNBC's "Fast Money " on Thursday, Dwyer said that a fall in the markets should have been expected, since there has been "historically low volatility" and "historically high complacency" lately.
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Historically, nothing breeds political frustration as reliably as economic stagnation.
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Historically, it has been a force for reducing income inequality.
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We think that historically the market hasn't necessarily valued appropriately.
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Boehme is a fresh face at the historically staid institution.
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Online political ads, however, have historically been far more opaque.
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She graduated from Tennessee State University, a historically black college.
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New York historically has been a city filled with immigrants.
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These tech names haven't shied away from big acquisitions, historically.
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"Historically, in our Company, Tremolite has been bad," Ashton wrote.
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White and black voter turnout is historically higher — significantly higher.
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But historically careful investors are slowly embracing the new industry.
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Historically, Hong Kong was home to a thriving fishing community.
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Tesla has historically struggled to meet Musk's aggressive production targets.
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The majority of the contestants have also historically been white.
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The stock market historically outperforms bonds over the long run.
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And historically, it's been the purview of public transit agencies.
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Sure, romantic comedies might have been historically targeted towards women.
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" It said the group historically had "engaged politically where possible.
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Historically Apple hasn't exactly been a friend to net neutrality.
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Riyadh has historically shouldered the lion's share of OPEC cuts.
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But in crypto markets, we've seen this historically pretty regularly.
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In fact, market volatility has been historically low under Trump.
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American football and homosexuality haven't historically gone hand in hand.
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Historically speaking, these last two weeks of December are strong.
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The economy is expanding but not at historically high rates.
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Historically, those people couldn't even talk about their moderation goals.
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Historically, my relationship with sunscreen has been sketchy at best.
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He added, however, stocks have historically done well in December.
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Yes, the market historically does better in the fourth quarter.
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Historically, neither heavyweight nation is known for its soccer prowess.
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The US defense budget has grown to historically high levels.
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Historically, we see presidents adjust to the realities of governing.
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Historically, other Pokémon leaks have happened in places like 4chan.
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Some are spooks, historically the biggest consumers of satellite images.
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Historically, seniors have balked at Republican proposals to restructure Medicare.
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Spanberger defeated incumbent Dave Brat in a historically Republican district.
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An adviser said he hoped to visit historically black colleges.
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The impact of attending a historically black college was unparalleled.
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Junkanoo historically functioned as a form of resistance through art.
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Historically, female pain has been dismissed or used against women.
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That performance often is, and historically has been, very deliberate.
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Historically, only the teen culture accounts have been similarly active.
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" Sturn, Ruger & Company: "Historically I have liked RGR very much.
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Experts fear it because it has historically preceded recessionary periods.
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" Sturn, Ruger & Company: "Historically I have liked RGR very much.
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But we do have a very old expansion, historically speaking.
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There are a few things Volvo is historically known for.
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Beyoncé's performance deliberately evoked the historically black college or university.
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Identification of voices, meanwhile, has historically been done by humans.
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My thought bubble: Billionaires have historically been alluring, magical figures.
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American gun laws have historically been tailored to local conditions.
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Historically, this has complicated Justice Department efforts to police discrimination.
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Remember, the average loss of seats is 24, historically speaking.
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And we seem to forget the purpose of immigration historically.
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Many cities have gained from tech, both historically and recently.
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It is the historically predominant faith in most prosperous democracies.
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Historically segregated species are coming into novel kinds of contact.
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"Historically we are not used to reforms," he has said.
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Logan has historically been the least controversial of the Pauls.
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Communities whose needs are historically always on the chopping block.
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There hasn't historically been much diversity -- in 2008 then-Sen.
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Historically, the French did indeed make great use of woodland.
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The result is that the establishment parties were historically weak.
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"Historically, critics were more heavily approved through publications," Jediny said.
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Historically, the right to vote has never been about effort.
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Historically, women in West Africa have not had a voice.
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Historically, campaigns end when they can't pay their bills anymore.
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Historically, the context of most queer narratives has been urban.
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Historically, plane tracking has been the way people investigated rendition.
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Historically, the problem with wireless earbuds hasn't been sound quality.
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Historically, he says these factors have benefited casual dining stocks.
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So was Japan (653%), which has historically heavily restricted immigration.
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When historically does this pining for a Golden Age emerge?
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Historically, week 23 has ended between June 6 and 13.
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The company's normal payment plan has historically been 24 months.
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However, historically that means investing in both bonds and equities.
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Historically, Apple is known for making smaller, more strategic investments.
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The natural rate of unemployment has historically hovered around 5%.
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These have historically not been products that people talk about.
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At any rate, the time is right for change, historically.
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Historically, Sequoia didn't have much interest in the medical sector.
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British attitudes towards the far right have historically been complacent.
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Amazon and Apple, after all, historically aren't exactly best buds.
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Historically speaking, technologists have often looked to nature for inspiration.
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Historically, science and engineering has been a white men's club.
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None of these services have historically played particularly nice together.
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Tinder updates have historically been light, if not downright cutesy.
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Historically, the transition to parenthood was a very private affair.
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" Mass says that Seattle was historically a "very smoky place.
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Historically, every candidate for Republican leadership promises to increase transparency.
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Historically, equity markets see strong returns when Congress is divided.
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" But U.S.–North Korean relations are not historically considered "friendly.
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Connecticut, like much of New England states, is historically blue.
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Historically, violence has primarily been a tool of white supremacists.
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People who are driving social movements are, historically, the radicals.
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Historically it's been the fuel of mass atrocities and genocide.
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Historically, Justice has used that power "sparingly," the memo said.
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Amazingly, that's despite risky stocks historically underperforming less volatile ones.
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And who is more immediate — less historically oriented — than Trump?
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Historically I have been suspect of platform approaches like this.
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Historically, Romanian women would pick up customers wherever they travelled.
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It's still pretty safe, historically speaking, to be an American.
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Glazer: Fandom has historically been viewed as a consumptive activity.
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Toobin described Friday's revelation as more historically than legally significant.
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But traditional banks have historically underserved this segment of borrowers.
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He is a president with a historically low approval rating.
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Historically, an inverted yield curve has signalled an impending recession.
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JIMMY WAS A REPUBLICAN, YOU HISTORICALLY HAVE BEEN A DEMOCRAT.
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Arusha, Tanzania Historically, malaria has been an equal opportunity killer.
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Our unemployment rate is so low, historically low, 50 years.
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There are risks, Sorrell said, including Argentina's historically volatile politics.
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And historically, its stock has seen a nice boost, too.
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At 36%, Trump's approval rating is historically low, but resilient.
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Its boss, Glenn Kellow, blamed a "historically challenged industry backdrop".
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Several citizens actually raised some ecologically and historically significant issues.
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The city has historically been the site of new beginnings.
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So historically, we like to go into that as well.
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It has been a historically devastating natural disaster, after all.
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To Noah's point, women have been historically essential in coding.
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Journalism historically has been referred to as the 'fourth estate'.
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I just see this as such a historically significant place.
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Historically, people haven't turned to frozen steak for spiritual guidance.
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Historically, however, Republican and Democratic administrations have taken such actions.
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A historically sluggish GDP isn't the only concern worth mentioning.
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"Historically, presidents have had huge leeway with immigration," said Chisthi.
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Historically, democracies have not gone to war with other democracies.
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Historically, people don't vote based on who is vice president.
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Historically, the party in power loses seats during the midterms.
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Historically, Americans have feared big government more than big business.
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China has historically had a good relationship with the Palestinians.
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JF: Historically we've also just been very good at B2C.
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Historically, the IRS considered such cancelled debt as taxable income.
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These principles [of bipartisanship and consensus] historically are noncontroversial ones.
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The NRCC historically does not get involved in GOP primaries.
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"Historically the downsides of marijuana have been minimized," Lynch said.
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It historically comprises two parts: actual causation, and proximate causation.
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Historically, Apple has used standalone events for its biggest announcements.
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Epstein historically has been a staunch financial supporter of Democrats.
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It was historically a calm hinterland of the investing world.
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Historically, women bought for men, with the exception of suits.
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My job in communications and marketing has historically dictated that.
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As rates rise, stocks historically look less appealing to investors.
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Vidale: Historically, the biggest hazard from earthquakes has been fire.
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We are in a historically long, but subpar economic recovery.
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Historically, implied sterling volatility has been lower than euro volatility.
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The central banks have pushed rates to historically low levels.
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Salgado: So in our strategy, historically there's two strategies, right?
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""That's usually what happens to women if you look, historically.
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And it's just a classic signal that we've seen historically.
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"I know you're historically used to summer break," he says.
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Microsoft has historically had trouble cracking into the healthcare business.
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Afghan officials have said military casualty rates are historically high.
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" He noted that "Europe is our home culturally and historically.
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The oil world has suffered through an historically bad month.
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Historically, when that happens, an economic recession has usually followed.
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It will be a little bit better than done historically.
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"Impact historically was more of a good intention," said McGlashan.
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And that's why we need again to go back historically.
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Election administrations in America has been historically underfunded and understaffed.
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Q2 has historically been Netflix's slowest quarter for new subscribers.
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At the same time, Apple has maintained historically excellent margins.
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Historically, dance music was always about the music, not personalities.
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American feminism has not historically supported women in other countries.
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Rod, the band's manger, historically, he's the creator of Eddie.
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Historically, America has been a global leader in this regard.
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Whites have historically been reluctant to vote across racial lines.
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Historically, black women have struggled to find the right shades.
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Like Clinton, Sanders has sent surrogates to historically black colleges.
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Historically, however, North Carolina hasn't been a Dillon's Rule state.
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Oysters have historically been associated with female genitalia and aphrodisiacs.
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Are we living in historically unprecedented times for job loss?
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Republicans have historically been better for heavy music than Democrats.
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Q: But Oakland has historically had many entitled office projects.
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The big picture: Historically, water is a top hurricane killer.
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Additionally, women historically take on the majority of household duties.
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I went to a HBCU [historically black college or university].
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Historically, things have happened slowly at The New York Times.
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"Conclusions that have historically held true are worthless," he said.
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Russia has historically opposed the expansion of the Western alliance.
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Historically, the final two women do not attend the WTA.
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Historically, differences among allies have been built into their alliances.
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The recovery has brought unemployment down to historically low levels.
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Consider refinancing your mortgage, given that rates are historically low.
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She said the defections she sees now are historically unique.
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Energy consumption has historically been closely linked to economic growth.
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And what do people historically do with their meaningless currency?
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Bald eagles are historically more Californian than most Hollywood stars.
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And the Bible is seen as historically correct, without nuance.
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Historically, Facebook's PR, as you know, has been total stonewall.
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"Divided government is historically when big things happen," he added.
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Hawaii is unique historically, demographically and perhaps most crucially, geographically.
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They've also historically underfunded women, especially on the Republican side.
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Grenache is among those grapes that have historically been blended.
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He could try diplomacy, but that has not historically worked.
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And historically, large samples were needed to conduct the analyses.
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And obstruction of justice has historically been an impeachable offense.
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As such, they aim to provide a historically reliable account.
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Historically, Los Angeles County has experienced major increases in homelessness.
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The vote could go down as a historically awful defeat.
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I like books that are both historically and technically aware.
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Historically, art institutions have opened up as spaces of refuge.
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Historically, Democratic turnout drops in nonpresidential years — especially in California.
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"Institutions historically are very bad at protecting people," she said.
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That's a steep fall, but not a historically onerous one.
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It has left liberalism in a historically weak political position.
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Historically Democrats, most are also socially conservative hunters and fishers.
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Historically, Muslims in Michigan do not vote at high rates.
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The two entities have historically operated as separate sister companies.
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She's showing and telling the situations of women's status historically.
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Boosted by historically low unemployment, households have continued to spend.
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Investors fear it because it has historically preceded a recession.
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Cubans have historically enjoyed a singular set of immigration benefits.
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Before that happened, neighborhoods had unique or historically relevant names.
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Movie sets have not historically been comfortable environments for women.
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That feels more than just unequal; it seems historically cruel.
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Wages from farming, historically the main occupation here, cannot compete.
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Medical prices have historically grown faster than the overall index.
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However, the agency has historically struggled to recruit female agents.
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Historically, double nominees have fared reasonably well on Oscar night.
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They certainly historically have been more independent of the government.
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Historically, business success correlates more with presidential failure than success.
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No. Historically, only men have been eligible for the draft.
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Historically, they succeeded at a rate of around 20 percent.
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Voter turnout in the United States has historically been low.
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Even his staff has found trouble over historically loose comments.
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Historically independent Taiwan has never been controlled by the CCP.
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Historically, the chaebol titans have not been immune from prosecution.
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Historically, tech employees have rarely challenged executives on ethical grounds.
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President Trump's support is also historically weak in the poll.
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"Architecturally hybrid, historically obscure, it just suits me," she wrote.
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Historically, the president's party loses seats in the midterm elections.
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"Historically, I've studied everything from the neck down," he said.
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Historically, our role models have always been strong, solitary women.
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Historically, regulating the payday industry has fallen to the states.
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So Nevada's diverse voters have historically trusted the party's judgment.
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"This is still a small move historically speaking," he said.
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Mortgage rates have been fluctuating, but are still historically low.
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Historically, women were more likely than men to vote Conservative.
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Historically, prime ministers could call an election whenever they chose.
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The USMNT has historically struggled on the World Cup stage.
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Historically, the breed was known as a peasant farmer's dog.
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Historically, the process has been riddled with uncertainty, she said.
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The more relevant yardstick is how Congress's treatment compares historically.
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The team might not be merely bad, but historically futile.
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Hemp fiber has been used widely in the U.S. historically.
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This is absolutely within the realm of possibility, historically speaking.
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Prisons have historically existed in a binary world, he said.
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Shuanghui historically distributed approximately 90% of net profits as dividends.
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Historically, the school has admitted students on a rolling basis.
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Historically this has been a great time to own stocks.
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The country historically kept gold overseas, fearing a Soviet invasion.
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They are historically prone to vastly overestimating and underestimating risk.
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Historically, most of these interactions have been safe and professional.
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Historically, February tends to be a weak month for sales.
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Paris has also historically and recently suffered from dangerous smog.
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Historically, that has been an ominous sign about the economy.
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Historically, elections have had no discernible impact on the economy.
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"Historically, you wanted to be invested in November and December."
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Was the movie's portrayal of Green Book locales historically accurate?
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The site was historically a religious destination for Buddhist pilgrims.
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Historically, Cogeco has not generally engaged in share repurchase activity.
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Leisure historically meant freedom from the work needed to survive.
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But the focus has historically been on the deadly kinds.
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Second chances and restarts have historically been the American way.
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Historically safer cigarettes have not delivered on a similar promise.
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Historically, they like to bet underdogs in fights like this.
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A primary point of contention historically has centered on privacy.
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And historically, the path to whiteness has been extremely narrow.
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But let's be careful not to pathologize historically oppressed communities.
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Historically, only local customers would find or frequent this jeweler.
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Historically speaking, most video game consoles cost $400 or less.
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Those arrangements have historically fueled Brazil's culture of systemic corruption.
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And people historically considered white can, in fact, carry it.
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Historically, weddings and world soccer championships haven't exactly blended together.
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And they're like the best in the biz, historically. Exactly.
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Historically, when trusted influencers mentioned products, their viewers purchased them.
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Historically this style of cooking has not been my thing.
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Historically, the most prominent Klingon characters have all been male.
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In the 19943s and '80s, crime rates were historically high.
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The company has historically had close ties to the Liberals.
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It has historically been convenient for Westerners to stigmatize cannibalism.
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And in America, that power has historically been white supremacy.
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But the federal government has historically allowed research on marijuana.
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We're not in the worst place that we've been historically.
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They've had a historically bad experience in the United States.
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Historically, farmers cultivated at least 7,000 different plants to eat.
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Currently, Trump's approval rating is a historically low 43 percent.
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Viewed historically, I suppose the game was a smashing success.
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They've been historically persecuted and scapegoated by the Egyptian state.
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Historically, 64 percent of companies beat estimates in a quarter.
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You can look at that historically and agree with it.
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Overall, black quarterbacks have historically been rare in the NFL.
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The EU had historically only expanded its powers, they worried.
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The focus on Google Preferred historically hasn't been brand safety.
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It's also a tour de force of production and visual design, crafted with a meticulous period touches — from historically accurate dialogue to historically accurate wool — that provide a complete immersion in the film's universe.
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The list includes the two most prestigious historically black institutions in the United States: Howard University and Spelman College, the latter of which is also the oldest historically black college for women in America.
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We make this point as historically, we see the November 15th to April 15th window as the bulk of the spring trade, and historically the spring trade is worth ~20% to the group on average.
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Likewise, it's important to recognize that the groups the NCC represents, such as the Episcopal Church and the Methodist Church, and historically black churches like the African Methodist Episcopal Church are already historically progressive organizations.
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Of course, we're coming off historically low levels, but that says a lot about what market watchers are calling a relatively new era of volatility after such a long period of historically quiet market moves.
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I mean if you want to talk historically, women didn't have the right to vote less than 100 years ago, so historically I would expect that damn straight women aren't paid the same as men.
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The American left looks sees their country as a place with a dangerously undemocratic political system, one that overweights the voices of the country's historically privileged white Christian population while further marginalizing the historically marginalized.
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Of course, that advantage has historically benefited Massachusetts candidates, not Vermonters.
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Historically, generic products were associated with low prices and no frills.
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Historically though that hasn't always been the case, and rents fluctuate.
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But I also think historically and culturally, we've always had jobs.
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TV has historically done a better job at portraying diverse stories.
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Non-presidential years are very challenging for Democrats in Texas, historically.
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Historically, a new season of Narcos has come out each year.
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Three main motivations have historically driven Westerners to purchase Chinese companies.
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"Historically, the color blue has conveyed trust and understanding," she said.
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Historically hip-hop music has been a strong form of protest.
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Legal immigration has historically been a huge benefit for our country.
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The price of oil already historically high pretty much doubled again.
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Smaller organizations and individuals have historically been far more at risk.
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I learn that mental "disorders" are socially constructed and historically specific.
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Mills consulted Planned Parenthood to ensure the film was historically accurate.
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Cash might change form, as it historically has in the past.
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It's these conditions that have historically led to higher-quality wines.
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Jewish women on-screen have historically been characterized in broad stereotypes.
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Suez, a historically resistive city, took the first steps toward revolution.
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Historically though, extracting and processing these materials has had environmental consequences.
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Indian companies have historically relied on bank loans to raise resources.
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"We haven't made, historically, this bold of a move," Howe said.
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But sanctions have historically been lifted when illegal behavior has stopped.
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Historically foreign aid budgets have passed through Congress with little debate.
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You have plays going back historically, which are around that duration.
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Historically, it's followed by manufacturing, retail and travel and tourism companies.
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The phenomenon has historically been a signal an economic slowdown ahead.
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It's an important distinction because historically, Angels have been overwhelmingly white.
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The annual, decades-old event has historically been a peacemaking exercise.
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Frank Mir's problem has historically been with the heavy top players.
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GUILFOYLE: Well, because, I think, he&aposs just historically very significant.
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Historically, stalled companies sought a sympathetic acquirer or quietly shut down.
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Historically, glacial outbreak floods were normally isolated to high-altitude glaciers.
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Alternatively, this exhibition employs historically recognized groupings of subject and forms.
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Simply put, the word "shaman" has culturally specific, historically rich roots.
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Historically, the desk of the President has been clean, lacking clutter.
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That's why gate times have been historically slow for these systems.
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Historically, Apple only releases new colors when a new iPhone launches.
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We too have won historically and we are just getting started!
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Others who historically found the same exposed port found it alarming.
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The phenomenon has historically been a signal of a coming recession.
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"Historically, the French demand protection from the state," said Mr. Laïdi.
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Governors have historically used public remarks to shape broader policy discussions.
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Historically, the number of apprehensions lowers because of the summer heat.
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Soybeans have historically been the biggest U.S. agricultural export to China.
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Recall the ways various governments and institutions have historically vilified queerness.
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Historically, British exit polls have been off by roughly 15 seats.
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But the Iowa results have historically winnowed the field, often dramatically.
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Historically, Netflix tends to pull back hard after a prolonged run.
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The unusual policy is the result of historically low interest rates.
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Historically, there has also been a tax benefit to being charitable.
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Adams said the transportation industry has historically been dominated by men.
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Historically, a DUI conviction itself brought only nominal, feigned social censure.
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That bodes well in the historically difficult trading month of October.
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Historically, I'm somebody that takes a few starts to get rolling.
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The drugstore industry has historically driven EBITDA improvements through these consolidations.
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Even so, Lyft's popularity has historically paled in comparison to Uber's.
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That growth clip is historically strong but disappointing on two fronts.
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Historically, Twitter's interpretation and enforcement of its rules have been inconsistent.
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Historically, automotive product design and development was largely defined by men.
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Historically, this crowd has been disapproving parents and other family members.
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We know that, historically, Tatum has an affinity for farm animals.
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"Thirty-five days is a historically long shutdown," says Van Hollen.
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But despite historically low interest rates, price gains have remained tame.
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That inversion, while brief, has historically signaled a recession the horizon.
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We're at 4.4 percent unemployment today, which is extraordinarily low historically.
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On the one hand, eSwatini has been a historically peaceful place.
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Historically, we've thought of all those customizations as unnecessary add-ons.
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"It creates some certainty, which the market historically craves," he said.
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This is contributing to holding global yields near historically low levels.
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The deposit base has been historically stable, mitigating liquidity maturity mismatches.
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Historically, Ligue 1 has been overlooked as a top European competition.
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As justification, O'Brien cited the smaller size of the NSC historically.
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Midterm elections have historically been a no-lose scenario for stocks.
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Historically the political network has only backed Republicans running for Congress.
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Satellite has historically been an area with tremendous headwinds, he said.
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We are really ... We have historically not been constrained by budget.
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Last year's count, 37,600, is still quite up there, historically speaking.
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It's so historically interesting to go back to the Dark Ages.
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Historically, we had to conserve energy to compete for scarce resources.
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Capitalizing on the aesthetics of a historically oppressed people isn't cute.
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The month has not been a great time historically for stocks.
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Historically, in presidential elections, the optimistic growth plan nearly always wins.
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It's also historically accurate that there were obstacles in the 1880s.
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But his opinion poll ratings among wider voters are historically low.
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There is a reason business has historically supported liberal immigration policies.
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Women have historically played a significant role in making change happen.
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Twitter historically has had a rocky relationship with its developer community.
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Many have historically employed higher percentages of women, too, notes Goldstein.
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The president has produced 1.2 million documents that is historically unprecedented.
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The value of bulk carrier vessels remains at historically low levels.
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Historically, piracy had thrived because of their reluctance to work together.
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"East 10th Street is a historically low-income area," she said.
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Historically, says Dr. Riina, there are two ways to treat aneurysms.
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Historically, HUD secretaries have had some experience in governing urban areas.
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But historically, anti-filibuster sentiment has mostly come from the left.
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Historically, the big tech companies haven't been good at human intervention.
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Verrone's thesis comes ahead of a historically tough month for stocks.
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And historically we can't deny that we're fighting this same fight.
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The British have also historically been less precious about local produce.
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Israel is part of this heritage of this whole region historically.
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HBCUs: Proposed investing $50 billion in historically black colleges and universities.
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Yet world stocks have barely blinked and volatility is historically low.
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But nobody forced Altman to go to the historically fancy Ritz.
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The turnover rate in the Trump administration is now historically high.
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Youth booms historically paid dividends in the form of economic growth.
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Historically, the 2nd Circuit has upheld the outcome of terrorism trials.
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That, plus historically low interest rates, has made investors take notice.
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Historically, it tended to ally with trade unions against oligarchic rule.
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It's just become, historically, one of those places where things happen.
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Historically, sales usually gain an average 5.8% from May to June.
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Deficiencies in China's health sector has historically led to troublesome outcomes.
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Historically the DETER numbers are much lower than PRODES, he said.
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And historically it has been one of America's most segregated cities.
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Southern Baptists have historically been overwhelmingly white — up to 85 percent.
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Fear has historically been a by-product of separation, the unknown.
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Historically, first-time buyers represent about 40 percent of home sales.
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At Olympian levels, military branches have historically held a strong presence.
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Practicality and comfort have historically been selling points for the Corvette.
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Cloudflare, historically, has been a vocal supporter of the open internet.
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The entry price into the best companies has not historically mattered.
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We're now apparently intent on doubling down on historically-bad ideas.
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Hollywood memorabilia has historically soared to many times the presale estimates.
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"The EPA has served a very valuable role historically," he said.
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Memes have historically played a special role in the LGBTQ community.
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Indeed, Democrats were historically the political party in favor of Israel.
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It has historically been used as a benchmark for copper premiums.
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VIX remains at historically depressed levels, closing at 9.61 on Friday.
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Markkanen's 0.8 steal rate is also low, though not historically poor.
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"Historically, we've not served this customer segment very well," Henry said.
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That's particularly true for one group that's historically been tragically overlooked.
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Historically, few Indonesians pay tax, and few pay what they should.
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Congress and historically Washington has always been skeptical of those promises.
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There are troves of historically fascinating and politically enlightening tapes online.
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Historically, Costco has also reliably seen gains ahead of a storm.
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During winter, the Bering Strait has historically been blanketed in ice.
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January is historically a month with a heavy corporate issuance calendar.
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Democrats need to steal seats in districts which Republicans historically owned.
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Trump has not historically been beloved by the nation's value voters.
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Barley has historically flourished under a stable and temperate climate system.
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Reason it could pass: Historically, such protections have garnered bipartisan support.
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And many point out that few refugees historically have become violent.
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Such quiet historically has been followed by periods of heightened volatility.
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Historically, the country adds 1.5 million new housing units each year.
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Historically, in the last two weeks the presidential race tightens significantly.
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Again, historically, political campaign headquarters do not receive Secret Service oversight.
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But there's also an economic calculus, a lack of discipline, historically.
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Historically, that was the first email I sent after they applied.
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Historically, the company's sporting ambitions have ranged from poor to pathetic.
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According to Hickey, historically, this investment strategy has been very profitable.
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Historically, for many, it was an imposition rather than a choice.
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Historically, most gun innovation has been cosmetic, or defiantly low-tech.
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"The way they're understanding it is always historically based," he said.
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Gold and oil have historically moved together, but are no longer.
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The numbers have historically been the same in grades K-212.
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It also said the deal represented a historically high valuation multiple.
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That kind of move would've historically been seen as a failure.
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Historically, ratings are a good proxy for the number of downloads.
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That's another one that's historically been seen as very male-dominated.
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Amazon has historically gotten away with this more than its rivals.
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The bank's capitalisation has historically been a weakness relative to peers.
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"Historically, the swamp is where resistance has gathered," she told me.
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But what about communities that have been historically denied this information?
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While times may be changing, Georgia has historically frowned on gambling.
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Historically people in Japan have had the 'never give up' spirit.
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Historically the BBC does not shy away from a serious story.
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Historically, stringy meat has generally been the result of overcooked chicken.
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Historically, the saint wore blue (and he was British, not Irish).
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Historically, when employment growth slows in this fashion, recession risk rises.
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Historically, though, emoji usage has only applied to the digital sphere.
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"Historically speaking, with a triad, there's someone left out," Brateman says.
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Sanders can play a historically important role by mainstreaming these policies.
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The president's party historically loses seats in the first midterm election.
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The panel has historically agreed to give those agencies funding increases.
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And they are currently being demolished at an historically high rate.
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There were warning signs in other historically Republican strongholds as well.
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Trump has historically low approval numbers for a first-year president.
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China has historically been a big buyer of Caterpillar construction machinery.
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Mexico historically has had a complex relationship with Central American migrants.
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" "Historically we know that the sitting party in power loses seats.
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Oil price shocks historically have been a main cause of recessions.
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Historically speaking, Republican rhetoric on the deficit has always been shady.
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"Historically, Amazon has opened new markets without Prime initially," Jacobson noted.
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Historically, this earnings season has been the best one for investors.
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Historically, post-election calls to heads of state are choreographed affairs.
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Trump's merchandise business is smaller than Sanders', but still historically huge.
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Watching television has historically been a more passive, less adventurous undertaking.
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China: Like Russia, China has historically urged diplomacy with North Korea.
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Historically, non-violence has failed to take off among the Palestinians.
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Furthermore, China historically has favored a U.S.-led dialogue on denuclearization.
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"Historically the DETER numbers are much lower than PRODES," he said.
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Apple's historically strong pricing power might be slipping, according to Barclays.
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Historically, polls like these are less predictive of the final result.
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Historically, organised labour has led the charge for reduced working hours.
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Historically low unemployment extends to all demographics, including minorities and women.
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She pointed to historically low levels of unemployment and rising wages.
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We know the field is historically diverse, progressive, and forward-thinking.
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Another thing insurance companies have historically stayed away from: women's bodies.
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West have historically served as distorted mirrors through which Russia viewed
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The bank historically doesn't bring in many outsiders at senior levels.
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Historically, hate sprang not from the masses but from those VIPs.
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Apple has historically been seen as the gold standard of cybersecurity.
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Also of note: Historically, in these situations cooler heads eventually prevail.
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Historically, the president's party loses around 30 seats in the midterms.
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"High yield historically rallies before stock markets finally bottom," Lee added.
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Dmitri Shostakovich's Symphony No. 7 is a monumental, historically freighted score.
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Elsewhere, bond yields — even when in positive territory — are historically low.
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Historically, candidates for office were not subject to federal bribery law.
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Right now, the chances of something historically significant happening are high.
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The corroboration requirement reflected historically retrogressive and sexist views of women.
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The president's party historically loses seats in his first midterm election.
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Historically, the availability of the filibuster empowered the minority Senate party.
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Historically mental health treatment has been the step child of healthcare.
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Education has a powerful legacy as an historically non-partisan issue.
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Historically caste was defined by profession, occupation or function in society.
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Historically the solstice has been celebrated by people around the globe.
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""I think people historically were always focused on the consumer aspect.
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Historically, presidents are thought to be ineffective in their second term.
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Wages are only growing slowly, despite the historically low jobless rate.
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NAWAZ Historically Muslims have gone into nonartist jobs — for example, medicine.
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Historically, gay is used for men who are attracted to men.
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So why has M.M.A. succeeded where women's boxing has historically failed?
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But Trump's historically low approval rating could hamper efforts at bipartisanship.
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The investment team has historically had between eight and 10 members.
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Or that — I know you've historically opposed taxpayer funding of abortion.
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Historically there have been very few female living Buddhas in Tibet.
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Instead, he suggested, the threat may come from historically low volatility.
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Trump's approval ratings are historically low for such a new president.
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Historically, northern European countries have promoted kidney donations from living donors.
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"Historically, there have been dark horses in the past," Walker said.
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But historically, Hamilton has often been less celebrated than other founders.
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Historically around 240% of criminal verdicts in Mexico have been convictions.
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"Chicago State has been historically underfunded over the years," he said.
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Historically in Oman, only about 22 professional films have been produced.
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This labor market dysfunction is worst for historically discriminated-against groups.
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Historically, politicians have met their demise when caught in a lie.
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Historically, CBP has used apprehensions as a measure of illegal crossings.
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Historically, face tattoos have been rooted in more than just aesthetics.
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PFG's preferred stock had historically received full equity credit from Fitch.
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Overt symbols of religiosity have not historically been characteristic of Kosovars.
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"People of this district have historically elected moderates," Brindisi told Reuters.
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In this work, the parts themselves resonate historically in powerful ways.
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But historically, the presiding officer has deferred to the parliamentarian's judgment.
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Historically, the US has resettled more refugees than any other nation.
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I learn that mental "disorders" are socially constructed and historically specific.
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Still, historically, that doesn't indicate a policy shift is in order.
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I think historically Index had really built a brand in Europe.
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Historically, it's not obvious that either interpretation is the better one.
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Historically, Russia has been very effective in exploiting geo-strategic opportunities.
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Investors have been looking for earnings to support historically high valuations.
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Some have historically appealed to Republicans, like those that encourage marriage.
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Even so, rates remain historically low, said Mr. Terrazas of Zillow.
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Historically, the English national team has been almost synonymous with Britain.
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Both were historically well-known as centers for the alabaster trade.
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The U.S. has also historically been a leader in global conservation.
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Turnout in French elections, for example, was historically low on Sunday.
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Historically, it doesn't get much more Republican than the Magnolia state.
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Anti-Semitism and the existence of Israel are hardly historically disconnected.
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It also noted how white supremacist violence has historically targeted minorities.
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Warehouse workers are also historically not well protected by their employers.
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Historically, the Seattle-based company closes roughly 50 stores a year.
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Trump begins a nearly impossible job in a historically weak position.
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His visit carries great consequence for Israel's historically close U.S. ties.
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Mr. Trump's professional reputation in the Washington community is historically awful.
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Red has historically been a coveted and classic color for lips.
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These are the states where agriculture was, historically, the major industry.
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Historically, opposition to vaccines has not broken neatly along political lines.
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The plan would also increase federal funding for historically black colleges.
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It's also the site of its own historically resonant gay moments.
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Historically, the relevant agency heads don't pay much attention to czars.
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The suburbs, home to many educated whites, are historically Republican bastions.
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They tapped into black churches and historically black colleges and universities.
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Historically speaking, we were also cool with trans people and immigrants.
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Stripping citizenship has been, historically, a favored weapon of totalitarian regimes.
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Women have historically been more flexible about moving into new occupations.
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Historically, they have provided much of the foundation for modern genetics.
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Historically, fighting has greatly declined by this time in past years.
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How do you balance being historically accurate with not revolting viewers?
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It historically has accepted people as many as six months out.
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Wuerl, historically a progressive, is a longtime ally of Pope Francis.
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Historically, Clinton has been much tougher and more punitive on crime.
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Florida A&M, a renowned historically black college in Tallahassee, Fla.
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Donald Trump's approval ratings were historically low for a new president.
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Vesting power in athletes to reform sports is not historically aberrant.
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" He concluded: "In sum, universal injunctions are legally and historically dubious.
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Mr. Erdogan has historically maintained his popularity in two main ways.
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Historically, there's a good chance that the markets will rebound fully.
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The bet has historically been a safe one in North Dakota.
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The New York Police Department has historically aggressively enforced marijuana laws.
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"Historically we've looked at kids who are economically disadvantaged," said Flanagan.
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Historically, under military law, crimes must be charged within five years.
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The presidium president had historically been the nominal head of state.
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Homeownership has historically been the pressure-release valve for rising rents.
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Historically, the New Democrats held few seats in Parliament from Quebec.
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So Republicans historically haven't had much incentive to make voting easier.
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With the unemployment rate historically low, consumers are encouraged to spend.
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Historically, lawmakers have deemed open carry a threat to public safety.
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There has historically been little interest in the issue in Washington.
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So, the news isn't great — but it's also not historically bad.
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South Korea has historically dealt light penalties to major business figures.
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Of course, mocking a jury has historically been a dubious strategy.
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Historically, life expectancy tracks upward a few months month each year.
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What country has historically been the strongest ally of North Korea?
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"Medical expenses are historically the greatest reason for bankruptcies," Fishman said.
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Star Wars scripts, historically, tend to be fungible through post-production.
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Mr. Trump's policy rests on a cynical and historically bogus foundation.
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In the White House, though, it has historically been more problematic.
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Young people have also historically been targets of intimidation tactics. Gov.
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Historically, feminist movements and moments have been defined along generational lines.
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Close ties Saudi Arabia has historically had close relations with Pakistan.
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"I worry that historically earnings have been trend-reverting," said Shiller.
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Republicans historically turn out more reliably during midterm elections than Democrats.
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BofAML's historically reliable indicator is pointing to just such a period.
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Tsai's party has historically been in favor of full Taiwanese independence.
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Beyond the choreographed chaos, though, lies a more historically remarkable development.
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Next week historically is not a good week in the market.
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Women historically are less likely to turn out in midterm elections.
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But it is true that the contact sheets are historically fascinating.
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Americans have not historically associated Austria and Germany with red wines.
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The blazes terrorized congregants at the historically black houses of worship.
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Historically, this is what we do when we take discrimination seriously.
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Usually, historically, nothing good comes out of relationships becoming more complicated!
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Historically a Democrat, she voted for Mr. Trump two years ago.
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This make sense not just geographically, but also demographically and historically.
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I said that historically, they were donated by well-known designers.
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Historically, substantial changes in fiscal policy do not take place immediately.
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But building the radars has historically been expensive for the government.
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Historically, the budget has blown a gasket in every major war.
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Her chances of winning the French Open have historically been slim.
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It historically waits a little longer to adopt new cellular technologies.
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But historically, OnePlus has managed to be very, very price competitive.
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When you look historically, when spreads are that wide, something gives.
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Historically, there are periods of terrific runs followed by grimmer years.
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Ross Stores is a discount chain that historically posts strong sales.
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The central provinces impacted are historically part of Renamo's support base.
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Hindus and Muslims in India have historically had a rocky relationship.
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And China's rise is threatening America's historically strong position in technology.
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The latter is and will be seen historically as a hero!
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Growing up, historically, contemporary, everything that's interesting to us, happened here.
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But equally important was his historically poor showing among Mormon voters.
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He is singularly, historically, epically awful — scary in his willful incompetence.
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I couldn't convey the significance of historically black colleges and universities.
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But we should recognize, we've got a historically tight labor force.
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December has historically been the strongest trading month of the year.
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The ICJ's 15-judge panel has historically dealt with border disputes.
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Hedge funds have been reluctant, historically, to lead shareholder class actions.
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Historically, men have found that in the workplace and women haven't.
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Its funding is up for renewal, and it is historically bipartisan.
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Historically the dissatisfaction is particularly acute with legislation concerning health care.
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YouTubers are historically extremely sensitive to changes made by the platform.
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His party has historically had disagreements with the ruling TPLF elite.
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"Historically, we&aposre always taking on the worst stores," Daniel said.
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The Democratic Party has historically taken the AAPI vote for granted.
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And it's not enough to pass historically high bonds and initiatives.
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"Historically, there are breadcrumbs in kalpuddings made in Stockholm," he said.
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Historically when this has happened, it has triggered a bear market.
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Others believe inflation will remain in check, despite historically low unemployment.
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Puerto Ricans, regardless of party or political leanings, are historically patriotic.
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Historically, that blood-sucking bug would not survive the Alaskan climate.
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But historically that has not been where she spent her time.
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The party in power historically suffers losses in a midterm election.
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Indeed, cyber attacks present a historically unprecedented risk to any company.
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Heterosexual male military is historically the norm, but it's not universal.
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Goaltenders have historically been sacrificial lambs in the All-Star competition.
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We can put $270 billion into historically black colleges and universities.
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"People have historically thought [ESG] was a premium product," he said.
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Second, Jordan has historically been a pragmatic voice in the region.
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In September, he addressed leaders of historically black colleges and universities.
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Historically, these organizations have done an excellent job of assessing races.
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America's partisan struggle pits historically resonant philosophical traditions against each other.
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We visited the historically Christian villages and towns around Mosul, Iraq.
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The basket has historically worked best in an upward-trending market.
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Some Republicans have historically opposed more government intervention, like unemployment aid.
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Historically, Chinese society has neither recognized nor shunned its queer communities.
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But historically, there are lots of other forms of American hawkishness.
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The routine work is what was historically performed in the hinterland.
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Historically, the strength of the red-state Democrats isn't a surprise.
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The final week of the year is historically its most successful.
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Details: India has historically resisted global calls to halt coal expansion.
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Historically, a one-way ticket between the two cities cost $308.
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Experts can't seem to agree why productivity growth is historically low.
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Historically, very little positive has been achieved internationally without US leadership.
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An inverted yield curve historically has been an indicator of recession.
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Historically, government spending on science has been good for the economy.
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Kavanaugh is a historically unpopular nominee by a very unpopular president.
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America has, historically, been a place of refuge for the oppressed.
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The Community Development Block Grant has historically enjoyed wide, bipartisan support.
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We see still people live based off where plantations were historically.
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You begin to conceive differently of international than you have historically.
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Walker could still be in trouble in this historically purple state.
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ZB: But economics have, historically, been central to the conservative movement.
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And that's where one of VR's historically toughest challenges comes in.
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Historically, marriage was seen as a prerequisite for having a family.
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Historically that's what's happened, so why would it be any different?
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In cinema, peephole shots have historically been used to suggest voyeurism.
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A lot of things historically have been very black or white.
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Historically, the librarian of Congress position has been a lifetime appointment.
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We spoke to leaders of historically black schools who met Trump in the Oval Office We spoke to leaders of historically black schools who met Trump in the Oval Office President Trump brought a few dozen leaders from historically black colleges and universities, known as HBCUs, into the Oval Office one day last week before signing a new executive order on HCBUs.
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Historically black Talladega College is sending its marching band to Trump's inauguration after all Historically black Talladega College is sending its marching band to Trump's inauguration after all The marching band of historically black Talladega College has confirmed that it will play at the inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump after a week of controversy and duelling petitions from students and alumni.
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A historically women's college could therefore operate similarly to historically black colleges and universities, by remaining committed to its social justice roots and admitting people of all genders whose applications express support for the school's values.
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Wales has historically performed well in the championship after a World Cup.
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Historically, there haven't been many studies on injuries at the professional level.
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"Historically, we have faced this over the last few years," he said.
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Historically, it was a small space with a door that swung in.
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Relations between Rwanda and Uganda have historically alternated between friendly and hostile.
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"Historically, there have been very vocal disputes about content tagging," Pande says.
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Mimi Walters in California's historically conservative Orange County, according to NBC News.
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She enrolled in Fisk University, a private, historically black university in Nashville.
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As you say, the links, historically, are very, very strong as well.
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These historically black neighborhoods, with brownstone-lined blocks, were undergoing rapid gentrification.
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Commenters deemed the video historically inaccurate (but with harsher, more colorful language).
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"Historically, states have been loath to cover substance abuse treatment," he said.
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The jail has historically held violators of city ordinances and traffic laws.
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The GOP is facing the prospect of a historically calamitous general election.
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Interactions with individual voters have historically proven valuable to candidates, as well.
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President Trump's historically low approval ratings put Republicans at a huge disadvantage.
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And they are extraordinarily ruthless, unlike anything we have ever seen historically.
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Historically, it marks the time of year when beaver traps were set.
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"Historically, this will be the fastest (recovery)," Goodrich says at Jadon's bedside.
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"And we, the historically disenfranchised, demand that he gives us one too."
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Taiwan also claims both, but its position is historically aligned with Beijing's.
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The internet has historically been a near perfect incubator for conspiracy theories.
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Historically, seals have been a serious asset to the scientific research community.
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My dad went to North Carolina A&T, a historically black university.
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Nationally, the parties are roughly equally competitive, to a historically remarkable degree.
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But regionally, parties are mostly noncompetitive, also to a historically remarkable degree.
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But historically, height hasn't always blocked the road to the White House.
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Trump is, by every sign available, a historically weak general election candidate.
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That would signal a real break from Italy's historically pro-European tradition.
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Historically, this environment can last for three to four weeks, Currie says.
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Trudeau noted the historically strong economic ties between the North American neighbors.
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Many were stunned by the results in their historically Democratic-voting county.
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That&aposs provocative in some circles, G7 historically hasn&apost included Russia.
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Ukraine, Latvia and Georgia all have historically tense relationships with the Kremlin.
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Instead, the organization will only collect tweets that it deems historically significant.
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But that line of reasoning assumed the biblical accounts were historically accurate.
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The famous neurosurgeon would be a historically inexperienced president, says Dennis Jett.
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Historically, psychedelic research has been conducted on white people, by white people.
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Historically, advocates say, HUD has done little to enforce anti-discrimination laws.
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Historically, the media hasn't been kind or even fair to brown faces.
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I, in the end, don't have — historically — never talked about any administration.
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Then there's the fact that Facebook's privacy promises have historically been broken.
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Boeing and Airbus historically have produced larger aircraft than Embraer and Bombardier.
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Historically, more than three-quarters of its business happens after 11 a.m.
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Trump's numbers among minority women voters are likely to be historically bad.
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Historically in the US, that has meant socialists, pornographers, artists, and Nazis.
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Strong earnings forecasts will be important for supporting historically expensive stock valuations.
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Historically, independent brokers have struggled with customer acquisition in a fragmented market.
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What has his painting to do with these historically distant art forms?
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Historically, minority governments in Canada have rarely lasted more than two years.
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Getting a vaccine to market has historically been an arduous, multiyear process.
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Inflation rates have been historically low over the course of this recovery.
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Economic security is an issue that Democrats have historically done well with.
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Apple and Disney have historically been eager to partner with each other.
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Trump's poll ratings have been historically poor for much of his presidency.
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The company has historically produced small cell towers that fit on lampposts.
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Swift has historically shown she's done great things with a "Blank Space."
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Historically, the Americans have been reluctant to see themselves in that role.
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The likely Democratic and Republican nominees each have historically high unfavorable numbers.
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DJ mixes have historically proved to be especially difficult for monetized distribution.
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Historically, the Fed does not act at its annual Jackson Hole retreat.
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It's good to see OnePlus addressing what has historically been a weakness.
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He has historically low approval ratings and a barely functional White House.
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"Long Island City has historically been a renter-friendly neighborhood," he added.
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America's labor market has remained strong — historically so — for a long time.
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Historically, race has been an incredibly powerful structuring force in American politics.
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His message is solely focused on social injustice for historically disenfranchised people.
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Borrowing rates for both businesses and households are at historically low levels.
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These characteristics have historically helped them ride out slowdowns in the economy.
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In fact, there was a historically large increase between 2017 and 2018.
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Crowdfunded vehicles aren't unheard of, but they're pretty rare, and historically unsuccessful.
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Historically, cinema surround sound has used a fixed number of audio channels.
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Churches have historically offered sanctuary to refugees, making them immune from arrest.
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Because they are at historically low levels, analysts expect them to rise.
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"Historically, that's been a good thing for the stock market," Bianco said.
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But historically, campaigns have also considered electoral math with their VP pick.
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Historically, search engine royalties have been the main revenue driver for Mozilla.
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And we the historically disenfranchised demand that he gives us one too.
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Historically, Silicon Valley has served as the de facto hub for tech.
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The two candidates both had historically low favorability marks during the campaign.
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"Players historically have little or no say in league format," Katz said.
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Historically, the burden of controlling pregnancy has fallen on women, Breuner said.
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Historically, the government has undertaken some measures to help combat sexual harassment.
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Water shortages, historically one of China's most severe challenges, will become acute.
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Of this quartet Iran has historically had the most to worry about.
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Update: Historically, the Golden Globes are all about the glitz and glam.
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Historically, Transmediale would deal with the artistic, social, political implications of technology.
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Advisors historically relied on mutual funds that provided them solid management fees.
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A political party's nominating convention has historically been an entity unto itself.
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A crippling drought has brought high temperatures and historically low rainfall amounts.
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French bureaucracy has also historically been a drag on entrepreneurship and invention.
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Historically, Cloudflare has been careful about what it bans from its platform.
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Historically, the ingredient has been notoriously tricky to stabilize in topical products.
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Mel B sometimes embraced a historically masculine look, supersized for the '90s.
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LE PEN: FIRSTLY BECAUSE FRANCE, HISTORICALLY, HAS HAD GOOD RELATIONS WITH RUSSIA.
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Historically, Golden Globes winners are hurtled straight into Oscar buzz territory. Why?
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Committee breakdowns have historically mirrored the make-up of the overall chamber.
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Historically, it's been a center of gospel, R&B, and neo-soul.
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The company historically doesn't release hard numbers related to its device sales.
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Historically black colleges and universities, meanwhile, saw a big drop in engagement.
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Clinical trials have historically been expensive processes that rely on outdated technologies.
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Like most things, the Nobel Prize winners historically have been white men.
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In fact, sentiment is historically low, according to the bank's consensus indicator.
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Historically, the town hall presidential debates have always been the most interesting.
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You can probably sympathize, since America's internet is historically shitty and slow.
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In history, it's always been pubs, and pubs historically always serve food.
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But the beauty of these historically important devices is in the details.
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Medical records have historically been a massive, deadtree pain in the ass.
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That's better of course, but still historically low for a new president.
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Historically, many in the Republican party were in favor of background checks.
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But the company hasn't historically donated perishable foods because of logistical issues.
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Amazon has also historically given users the least amount of privacy protection.
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Republican arguments for coal have, historically, had a veneer of cost-consciousness.
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The UK hasn't (historically) shown huge amounts of interest in keeping it.
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Historically, it's been very easy for insurgent campaigns to dissipate after defeat.
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"Historically women have not been encouraged to study science," Chatterjee told CNN.
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Nationally, 57% of the historically black National Baptist Convention support abortion rights.
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The worst-rated superhero movie historically is 1984's Supergirl (7 percent).
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Recently and historically, they have been the N.F.L.'s most hapless franchise.
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At least historically, I have always gotten great support out of FAA.
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The Greek government argues that historically they have been off the mark.
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Historically, are the winners usually aware of their privilege sitting at the
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Historically, with the exception of Eider, Iceland's best were not very good.
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Historically, interest groups have benefited from threat, or the perception of threat.
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Historically, the index is mixed in the next week following these streaks.
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Buying a latrine in rural Cambodia has historically been an arduous endeavor.
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"People historically assumed fiber was the answer at all times," Kanojia says.
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However, this flask is made of pewter, which has historically contained lead.
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Meanwhile, yields on longer-dated bonds have held at historically low levels.
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Historically, the origins of MSG skepticism is rooted in prejudice against Asians.
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Trading Trout now would be worse than that historically bad Robinson deal.
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"Historically the stock market is the best place to be," Iammarino said.
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"Apple has historically raised iPhone prices along with key updates," he wrote.
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Historically, sometimes European lords had to face tough decisions like this one.
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But he emphasized that as sales plateau, they still remain historically strong.
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The sector's dividend yield of 3.42 percent is considered historically low, too.
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Stocks also historically have done fairly well immediately following such a move.
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Historically, says Darcell, women were viewed as token competitors within the sport.
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It's a changing of priorities that is historically hard, male or female.
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Historically, inverted yield curves have been able to accurately predict economic recessions.
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Now, the Oscars haven't historically served as a backdrop for groundbreaking fashion.
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It's been true historically, and it's been the case again in 21.
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Membership renewal and growth has historically shown little sensitivity to fee increases.
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The English Premier League historically represents the pinnacle of professional men's soccer.
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They are graduating from our historically black colleges and Hispanic serving institutions.
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He said the company was releasing more information than it has historically.
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Both Clinton and Trump sport historically low favorability ratings for presidential nominees.
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Turner historically was early to build into its distribution agreements, penetration protections.
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Systematically and historically, the Black community has been left disenfranchised and disempowered.
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Rising rates historically occur in expanding economies and periods of higher inflation.
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I think with all music I try to see similarities, especially historically.
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Historically, attacks on grooming in public have mostly been directed toward women.
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"Historically, it was so cold the turtles would veer away," says Prescott.
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Historically imperial madness has come in all sorts of kooky, wonderful forms.
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You're just perpetuating the same cycle that we've seen historically with prohibition.
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It was a historically high price for the area at the time.
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MTV red carpets have historically been where stars go to let loose.
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Holden's historically-rich abstract pieces are interesting investigations of space and color.
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Interest rates are currently historically low, as is our rate of inflation.
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Historically yes, although the good thing is that things are picking up.
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Housebuilders, which have benefited from historically low interest rates, were broadly lower.
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"Historically, 'there are tapes' hasn't worked out well for presidents," he said.
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First-time buyers historically make up closer to 40 percent of homebuyers.
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Pictured here hauling a tree, the breed is historically full of lifeguards.
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Unemployment is low and wage growth strong historically, keeping price pressures up.
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October has historically been one of the most turbulent months for stocks.
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"Historically equity returns have been robust following spikes in volatility," Golub said.
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I mean really, while historically monumental, the camera itself was total garbage.
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It is an issue where Democrats and Republicans have come together historically.
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New jet orders have historically featured during such tours by French leaders.
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Historically black colleges and universities will receive $50 billion under his administration.
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Historically, merger arbitrage has been the calm hinterland of the investing world.
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Historically, there have been two major areas of controversy regarding the census.
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Resourceful taxpayers have historically searched for ways to cheat on their taxes.
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Historically, the Court has shown hostility toward the fundamental rights of women.
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It's vital for our future and, historically, what America has always done.
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Stocks have had a rocky few months after a historically high 2017.
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But Wara said that historically, such amendments have gone through Senate review.
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Historically, Republicans are more likely to vote than Democrats in midterm elections.
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Historically, Philippine leaders tend to experience lower popularity later in their administrations.
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Historically, the Mets' best rivalries have never stayed hot for very long.
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This inversion has historically been an early indicator of an upcoming recession.
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Historically, territorial expansion has always outpaced Russia's ability to settle new regions.
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It's not hard to win a fight against a historically unpopular Congress.
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It is also focused on serving students in a historically underserved area.
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Deadly and historically difficult to treat, it dismantles the body from within.
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Tensions rose in the historically blue-collar, majority-white town, Somerville, Mass.
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"This has historically been reserved for members," one GOP Judiciary aide said.
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Trump's popularity is historically low this early for a first-term president.
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This is where, historically, we have the best structure of the soil.
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Rock 'n' Roll Historically, rock 'n' roll has been about challenging authority.
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Yet Congressional Republicans have historically not been supportive of drug importation. Sen.
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The company's leadership has historically lacked female representation, as CNBC previously reported.
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"They're hurting a historically strong relationship by doing this," the official said.
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Historically, asylum seekers from Guatemala have low odds of gaining US asylum.
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"The role that he played historically was determinative," Clinton said. http://bit.
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Supply has historically been determined by countries that are part of OPEC.
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Historically, arson is a leading cause of fire in places of worship.
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Boeing, historically the linchpin of the Seattle economy, depends on international sales.
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World Politics Review: Why has Switzerland historically maintained loose restrictions on guns?
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