A Republican Party that was broadly identified with religious Southerners nominated a secular Northerner who was not identified with the Republican Party leadership.
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Half the respondents said they identified with or leaned to the Democratic Party, while 43 percent identified with or leaned to the Republican Party.
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Liberalism will be identified with the buttressing of weak bargaining positions in the economy; conservatism — and this may well be its proper function — will be identified with positions of original power.
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Brexit is widely identified with the Tories in any event.
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We identified with these guys, they were just like us.
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We identified with their problems, if not always their solutions.
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Chairman, your chairmanship will always be identified with this hearing.
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ANONYMOUS I've always identified with the prodigal son's unheralded brother.
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Mr. Peron was identified with marijuana all his adult life.
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Boyce has Jewish roots, but hadn't previously identified with them.
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Its boundaries are commonly identified with the 11756 ZIP code.
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But others told me they identified with what I'd observed.
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None of the people most strongly identified with impeachment are.
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By simply proposing this framework, the Trump administration would make clear that the asymmetry of companies identified with conservative causes risking regulatory retaliation while companies identified with liberals are given a free pass is over.
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Looking for new music became something that I really identified with.
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I've never identified with a professional athlete more than right now.
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Watching Gilmore Girls as a teenager, I always identified with Rory.
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Even at 16, I identified with the foreign, troubled older woman.
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Bobby Kennedy's was the only voice we identified with that night.
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"So many people identified with and related to 'Respect'," Franklin wrote.
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There was a lot about her that I really identified with.
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I was resigned to being single forever—I identified with that.
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Almost no one identified with their state the way Texans do.
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Parties once known for their tolerance became identified with ethnic nationalism.
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For decades games have profited from and identified with The Gun.
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Q. Gay marriage is the issue you are most identified with.
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Although Wong couldn't speak Spanish, he strongly identified with Latino culture.
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Well, I've had success in being identified with the Hairy Who.
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People who identified with a party had even more intense feelings.
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A lot of people identified with [me] because they were there.
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The cause of Bharara's ire can be identified with some precision.
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Modernity cannot be identified with any particular technological or social breakthrough.
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The community's boundaries are commonly identified with the 07853 ZIP code.
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The researchers found Somali and white children in Minneapolis to be equally likely to be identified with autism, and both groups were more likely to be identified with autism than non-Somali black and Hispanic children.
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Michael Bennet of Colorado, have most explicitly identified with the latter argument.
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In other words, the legislation had become identified with the conservative cause.
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"Older Americans really don't want to become identified with welfare," he said.
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"We've become over-identified with a political party," said Drew, from Pittsburgh.
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I so identified with that motivation and was moved by his description.
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"That was the moment when fans truly identified with Mike," Maaddi said.
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But none that I really identified with, or felt encapsulated my story.
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I read in an interview that you said you identified with Chucky.
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Then, people identified with it however they wanted to identify with it.
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This is worrisome because the industry is so closely identified with fraud.
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As a longtime Democrat, I identified with many of the party's principles.
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All were identified with only a last initial under German privacy laws.
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Guys like my dad who didn't go to college identified with that.
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The academy replied that Dillon could choose whichever category they identified with.
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Others will be identified with the help of genetic analysis, officials said.
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In that opening, you either identified with Kapalka, or with his friend.
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We sort of became friends because we identified with each other's misery.
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Few companies have been as closely identified with Rand's philosophy as Uber.
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Few companies have been as closely identified with Rand's philosophy as Uber.
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Nevertheless, the artist almost gleefully explores the floridness often identified with femininity.
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But I had never identified with that group because I never had PTSD.
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I listened to music I identified with to make me feel less alone.
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Perhaps that is why I identified with the authors of these two books.
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On social media, women came forward who identified with the overarching emotional narrative.
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TO BE identified with a distinctive position is an academic career's crowning achievement.
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I definitely identified with the music nerd loner character played by Patrick Fuget.
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I identified with a lot of the characters—Finn was a good one.
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But we never identified with that because he didn't talk about his culture.
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" The film would forever have Channing identified with the now iconic line "Raspberries!
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I'm not sure I've ever seen anyone so thoroughly identified with a place.
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Mr. Carter speculates that Price identified with the caged bird in the poem.
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But he never identified with or felt at home in the art world.
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"James Bond is one of those things identified with this country," he said.
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She never seemed unhappy about being identified with one character throughout her career.
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There is probably not another image that is as identified with a resort.
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I was so identified with its liberalism that I couldn't get a job.
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Tsang is also less closely identified with Beijing's Communist Party leadership than Leung.
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Perez is Latino, a labor union ally, and closely identified with progressive causes.
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It's one of the first characters I've ever identified with in that way.
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But by and large, the people that I was there, I identified with.
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Migrants are buried without being identified, with families back home uncertain of their fate.
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I don&apost want to be identified with the party of the child-snatchers.
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I identified with Violet, who just couldn't fit into the world of her peers.
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In the accompanying interview, however, West identified with a character from a different movie.
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Christmas, Nissenbaum argues, came to be identified with the preservation (and celebration) of childhood.
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Murray was most closely identified with Trump administration promises to reverse the industry's fortunes.
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She identified with Dr King in the civil rights movement with a simple kiss.
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Perhaps this is why many have identified with Mr Trump's disdain for conventional politics.
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All six victim have been identified, with the final one being named on Sunday.
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Eponymous founders with a common name will be less closely identified with their firms.
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When was the first time you saw a woman on television you identified with?
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Perhaps no American writer in history was more identified with an article of clothing.
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He identified with their cause and passionately and resolutely articulated their concerns and demands.
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At the same time the new Standing Committee includes members identified with other factions.
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Upper Manhattan's congressional seat has long been identified with Harlem and black political power.
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Republicans had become too identified with big business and the wealthy — their donor class.
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If we are identified with a certain role, then it does indeed become obsolete.
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Clearly, Mr. Lockett identified with such innocent creatures and their vulnerability to human cruelty.
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Yet she identified with these children and working with them was a formative experience.
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The war is closely identified with the prince in his role as defense minister.
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Banks and businesses identified with mainland China have been frequent targets of hardcore protesters.
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"I&aposve always really identified with being an androgynous performer," she told the magazine.
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Labor has always been identified with the old Ashkenazic elite who hailed from Europe.
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To his chagrin, his rebellious open-mindedness became identified with postmodernism and its excesses.
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"So many people identified with and related to 'Respect'," Franklin wrote in her autobiography.
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In total, 110 bodies have been identified, with 97 handed over to the victims' families.
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McKinnon is the first person ever identified with a condition called severely deficient autobiographical memory.
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A decade ago 64 percent of Cuban registered voters nationwide identified with the Republican party.
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It also worries about being identified with a British version of Donald Trump's Republican Party.
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Several organizations changed leaders or names, at least partly to avoid being identified with Charlottesville.
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Local Cuban audiences are not as interested or identified with this form of cultural expression.
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In 1992 women and men disagreed over which party they identified with by 11 points.
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I like him a lot, I identified with him quite a bit to be honest.
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Banks later learned that the woman reached out to him because she identified with him.
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Bevin was backed by the tea party, a grassroots movement usually identified with conservative causes.
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Ms. Cavanah said that Babeland called employees by the names and pronouns they identified with.
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Some strategists for the GOP, strongly identified with free trade since the Reagan era, disagree.
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Manchin and Heitkamp are both concerned about being too closely identified with the Democratic establishment.
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Leos, with their big egos and leadership skills, likely identified with Ginger Spice the most.
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The articles will be identified with the label "fact check," which appears beneath the URL.
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I was just a nerdy black kid that easily identified with its characters and plots.
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In a 473-90 survey, Michelson wrote, 68.8 percent of Cuban-Americans identified with Republicans.
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But that night, she said, she did not want to be identified with the military.
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It was the single promise he was most identified with coming into the White House.
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Some could be identified with proper screening and coaxed back through rehabilitation and emerging treatments.
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He had long identified with the Palestinian cause, which deepened later when Iraq was destroyed.
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She identified with Marilyn Monroe, dying her hair platinum with Cag Harry's bottle of peroxide.
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White Southerners in Congress identified with Nixon's conservatism -- but generally belonged to the opposition party.
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The family is most identified with Southampton, where it once owned huge swaths of land.
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In the popular imagination, the Queen herself is almost personally identified with the British nation.
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Having a broadcaster of college games publicly identified with a sports handicapping business wouldn't fly.
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Under Mr. Zuma, the once-heroic party of liberation became identified with graft and incompetence.
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These are fairly specific comments, whose author I identified with just a single Google search.
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You could say I identified with Lloyd because he's a journalist, but I think I mostly identified with him because he's an adult human in a society where we're told, from a young age, that the best way to fix something is to work harder.
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Back in the day, pow wow was basically a universal music that we all identified with.
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Trump long identified with war-weary Americans skeptical about the Afghan war, even advocating a pullout.
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I like to joke that I've identified with literally every letter in LGBTQ at some point.
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Boys were about four times more likely to be identified with autism spectrum disorder than girls.
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Image: arbideejay1 YouTubeThe Oriental Pearl TV Tower has come to be closely identified with Shanghai's skyline.
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His critics see it as clientelist populism: the new schemes are identified with the president himself.
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Was there ever a Monopoly piece that was better identified with the game than the thimble?
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In this sense he identified with James Baldwin, the black writer who defied every simple definition.
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About one in 68 children in the United States have been identified with Autism Spectrum Disorder.
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Over time, the climate movement has come to be identified with renewable energy, for obvious reasons.
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And yet: I still identified with most of these repugnant characters, not least of all Hope.
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"The thing I more identified with was the idea that my 20s have gone," she said.
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Meg was different—she wasn't some cute kid who I identified with or wanted to befriend.
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All my friends were girls, and I identified with the hairstyles and the dolls they had.
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"People identified with Guignol," said Lucile Bodson, the former director of the International Institute of Marionettes.
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Too many spouses, families, children, friends still missing them today, now identified with a gold star.
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One had a Honduran ID card, and was identified with the help of the Honduran consulate.
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But he didn't really know them, much as he identified with them, especially after their deaths.
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The daughter of a Palestinian refugee, Olson has always identified with under-represented groups of people.
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He always identified with women, but did not feel pressure to be a passing drag queen.
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Of the 40 people Dr. Denny and his colleagues identified with hemochromatosis, four needed liver transplants.
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DAVE BRACKMAN, VIA FACEBOOK Too bad blue collar is now identified with Trump and low class.
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The claims could tarnish his company's brand because his name is so closely identified with it.
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Trolled for taking the head job for men's at the house most identified with French fashion?
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He identified with the grunts, portraying himself as a slinger of cheap steaks and French fries.
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Every woman I know who has seen the movie has identified with one of the characters.
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I thought it was cool that people identified with the themes of cultures mixing and nostalgia.
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Mr. Buttigieg was baptized Catholic, though he has said he never strongly identified with the faith.
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Kavanaugh remains closely identified with President George W. Bush, whom he served from 2001 to 2006.
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But unlike those institutions, Rush Philanthropic is closely identified with a man now accused of wrongdoing.
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Clinton, he kept on going, fueled by support from independents that hardly identified with either party.
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His father was Jewish and his mother was Irish, and he identified with the Irish side.
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That twin was believed to be the first baby in Brazil identified with Zika brain damage.
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No other living artist is more closely identified with an American theater company than James McMullan.
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"Ithaca will once again be identified with the end of a modern-day Odyssey," he said.
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"I think women voted with what they identified with – cellulite, stretch marks, varicose veins," she tells C5N.
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I write in the book, when I was growing up in Texas, that I identified with her.
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A parent herself, Blunt said she identified with Evelyn more than most of the characters she's played.
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Many presidents, including Barack Obama and George W. Bush, later moved to and identified with other states.
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One day, perhaps, wrestling in India will be a sport identified with women as much as men.
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I'll admit it: I was one of those snobby high-schoolers who deeply "identified" with the 1960s.
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Instead, it will outline the long-term trends in warfare that can be identified with some confidence.
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I identified with all these supermodels who were super thin and didn't have the curves I had.
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Benj was astounded that basically his whole class identified with it, wrote their college essays about it.
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A zone of silence surrounds another constitutional provision closely identified with Justice Scalia: Second Amendment gun rights.
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This is not the same as becoming identified with a particular means of production, style, or subject.
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As she traversed these make-believe universes with the body that she identified with in real life.
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Missy and Suhul created SuicideGirls as an online community for the girls they idolized and identified with.
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It was no mystery which character in his current series Murphy most identified with: Gianni Versace himself.
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Yet some people seek it more than ever, because somehow, I guess, it's become identified with existing.
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She identified with the Black Panthers and the Young Lords, a radical Puerto Rican social justice group.
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I felt like Paul did such a great job writing this script, and I identified with it.
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Watching Booksmart, about two girls headed to college, I identified with the nerdy girls stumbling toward adulthood.
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I really identify with that, and I know [Get Out director Jordan Peele] identified with that, too.
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Is there a part of you that hates that this is what the project is identified with?
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Mr. Crawford, the chief marketer for a brand so closely identified with New York, knows the route.
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The choreographer of all this was the man most closely identified with the liberation struggle: Xanana Gusmão.
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Fayez Abu Shammala, a Gaza intellectual often identified with Hamas, suggested Palestinian armed factions seek a truce.
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Fayez Abu Shammala, a Gaza intellectual often identified with Hamas, suggested Palestinian armed factions seek a truce.
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"But we believe that he certainly would have identified with the image that's represented on the stone."
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A lot by people who identified with me, but also people asking me to do speaking engagements.
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NASCAR has been closely identified with a title sponsor, Winston, for decades, and most recently Monster Energy.
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Stalin, who identified with Ivan, had already found fault with Part I, but let it be shown.
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Most Afghans long had identified with their tribes and ethnic groups, rather than with a central government.
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He instantly identified with what he calls "a New Yorker's psychology," feeling relaxed in a dense crowd.
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These images have incited much conversation, they've attracted attention now that many people have identified with them.
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At 21-years-old, Purnell identified with newbie Tess, whose, milestones may as well have been her own.
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She immediately identified with butch women, seeing parts of herself in the woman that she couldn't yet express.
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More than a few folks identified with the Queer Eye foodie in this awkward moment, and honestly, same.
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More and more Americans are becoming less identified with a party and more generally anti the political establishment.
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Maxine Shaw (Erika Alexander) was a lawyer and the first Black feminist I identified with in pop culture.
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As a prisoner of the drug war who was outraged at my case, I identified with Wershe, a.k.a.
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Each highlight is identified with a colorful icon that's mapped onto the video timeline in the Bandit's apps.
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Summers explained that although slime is closely identified with his show's Double Dare and What Would You Do?
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He won because he identified with the despair of enough people in precisely enough parts of the country.
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The survey focused on the 85033 respondents who said they identified with or leaned toward the Republican Party.
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Play a tough part, get identified with it, and there are always idiots ready to take you seriously.
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The one that we seem to have identified with the most is called the 1003-20-10 model.
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This would represent a notable turn for services so strongly identified with public, comparable and newly valuable numbers.
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And it's interesting that Killmonger is identified with Oakland and Wakanda is basically the Silicon Valley of Africa.
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I identified with this question of what would you be prepared to do to save someone you love.
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A pop star who is universally identified with a single decade of cultural history limits that movie forever.
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Despite their efforts, the Bharatiya Janata Party and its affiliate groups were always identified with the upper castes.
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Damaris Poma Escobedo, 28, a supermarket employee, voted for Ms. Fujimori because she identified with a female candidate.
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The survey focused on the 650 respondents who said they identified with or leaned toward the Republican Party.
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Adam Eaton grew up in Ohio and identified with Lofton, whose best years were with the Cleveland Indians.
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Such patients, who can now be identified with new molecular testing, still have an increased risk of relapse.
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"My perspective as a dancer is completely dramatic, because I'm identified with the body," said Douglas Dunn, 75.
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"We see you, we're powerful," he said to fans who identified with the diverse characters in the film.
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A U.S. official told the Associated Press that the suspect was identified with the use of facial recognition technology.
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I recently searched online for others who identified with this personal struggle and thankfully, I am far from alone.
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In the census taken last year, 2100% identified with that faith, a drop of six percentage points since 2000.
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White abolitionists could not help recognizing the justice of these demands, since they were themselves identified with black people.
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An astonishing number of my friends, especially my friends who worked in tech, said they strongly identified with this.
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Mama identified with both main characters — a great, promising young talent brought blow by addiction, self-loathing and destruction.
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Many of those killed have had to be identified with DNA-testing because their bodies were burned beyond recognition.
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"Overnight, I became an activist and a writer for a community I really hadn't yet identified with," Rae recalls.
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Sexual identity would be irrelevant to skateboarding if skateboarding wasn't so thoroughly identified with macho toughness and male heterosexuality.
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Do you feel like if that hadn't have happened, your old self could have identified with the alt-right?
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"I've never identified with any single genre or group or idea, which can be cesspools for fundamentalism," she says.
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Marya reached out cause she identified with my music and and wanted to find something creative to do together.
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Christian immediately identified with HR Giger's work on the film, and wanted to do explore that visual language himself.
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"Trump's not really seen as a Republican, while Cruz is much more identified with the party," the lawmaker said.
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He suggests that she unconsciously identified with her subjects, and waded out to meet them on their own terms.
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The researchers found that Somali and white children in Minneapolis were about equally likely to be identified with autism.
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What he did not imagine was that his version might not be one they wished to be identified with.
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I identified with these values, and eventually the place and people became a part of me in some way.
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We were raised as outsiders, and we identified with that and carried that into who we are as adults.
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The 9,362 eligible cases identified with assistance from the nonprofit advocacy group Code for America date back to 1975.
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It was an embarrassing public comedown for Mr. Joyce, a brash conservative closely identified with the country's rural voters.
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A refugee from Somalia, she's a hijab-wearing Muslim and is closely identified with the Democratic Party's left wing.
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After gaining critical approval, primarily from Americans, producers eventually reverted to grapes that were historically identified with their areas.
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But more than any other White House official, Mr. Navarro is identified with an anti-China stance on trade.
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It's safe to say that no chief executive wants to be identified with white supremacy, racism or domestic terrorism.
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One identified with Jo in her sections, with Amy in hers, and so forth: an early lesson in subjectivity.
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Everyone is so identified with their labels and their group — their "gang" — that we forget we're in this together.
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In his movie work Mr. Mead was perhaps most often identified with "Blade Runner," which depicted a bleak future.
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U.S. President Donald Trump had long identified with war-weary Americans skeptical about the Afghan war, even advocating withdrawal.
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"What Democrats are looking for are people who are not easily identified with the national Democratic brand," he said.
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There was an upbeat, carnival atmosphere as local residents prepared to welcome a man most of them identified with.
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I came from a generation that grew up on the West Memphis Three documentaries and identified with those kids.
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I don't think I especially identified with any of the characters, but just wanted to be taken into the family.
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Fans strongly identified with a few of them: Jon Snow and Ygritte, Gilly and Sam, and Missandei and Grey Worm.
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It was a terrifying promise: anyone walking down the street could be identified with just a wave of your phone.
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Her declaration immediately made news and inspired an outpouring of support on social media, as many identified with her experience.
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In 12 of the 17 presidential elections since 21625, the party more closely identified with prosperity won the White House.
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But Halsey said before the American Music Awards this year that, after seeing the movie, she identified with Gaga's Ally.
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Surely, I thought, a party whose leading exponents are now identified with such repugnant views can't possibly take the presidency.
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Street Art was identified with big, colourful, exterior wall paintings; it became known as an "edgy" form of popular muralism.
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With the more it gets identified with him, the further we get away from our initial point we were making.
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Americans outside the big cities may not identify with conservatives, but they identified with their neighbors, both physically and culturally.
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But the President is so identified with convention-tearing tactics that it's probably impossible for him to change his style.
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The school put a policy in place to allow students to use the bathroom of the gender they identified with.
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People in those places identified with their political party, their job, their cause, their sexual orientation, their city, their race.
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The style is identified with the German city of Leipzig, and good German goses come from Bayerischer Bahnhof and Ritterguts.
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It seemed that having staff who identified with the residents' experience was not only unnecessary—it could actually be worse.
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Both of these men were part of our veterans' community, attacking another community we have always identified with: the police.
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No industry is more identified with the American heartland than agriculture, yet few are more tightly integrated into global markets.
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The Gaelic revival movement, however, tended to overlook the many Irish people who identified with Britain, before and after independence.
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His voters are often identified with the ideological wing, but many ideologues also object to him as a false conservative.
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"I couldn't help but think that Ken must have identified with the image he saw through the lens," Davidmann says.
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"I don't know why we're being identified with scooters," a Google employee who exited one of the buses told me.
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"It may be identified with Florence, but also with Rome," he said, because it is a portrait of a pope.
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Editorial Bill de Blasio, born Warren Wilhelm Jr., has long identified with his Italian heritage, bequeathed by his mother's family.
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In May, Britain's Home Secretary (interior minister) Sajid Javid said "compliance risks" had been identified with how MI5 handled data.
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It's not coincidence that Woody Guthrie identified with Tom Joad and wrote a ballad in tribute to him and Steinbeck.
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He emailed me a nearly 100-page, meticulously footnoted document on the degeneration of the movement he once identified with.
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"The Democratic Party had best be identified with something more than impeachment," said Dennis J. Kucinich, a former Democratic representative.
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I identified with Carrie (except for her apartment and wardrobe), a writer who was smart, funny and had sexual agency.
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He identified with "involuntary celibates" and told personal stories of rejection, naming multiple girls who he said had wronged him.
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Memel was part of Germany before World War I, and they went to German schools and identified with German culture.
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Birdlink is composed of rectangular wire blocks in which Ms. Gerchick installed about 2,000 plants, which she identified with signage.
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The protesters rejected him immediately, saying he was too closely identified with the political class they want swept from power.
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The movie has been criticized for perpetuating tropes about Muslim Americans, but I identified with the idea of conflicting selves.
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In a series so closely identified with Brooklyn, the most shocking final breakup was between Hannah and New York City.
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Bannon, a former Breitbart News executive, is identified with the "alt-right," a hazily defined movement associated with white nationalism.
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I identified with that, as a working professional with a dream of personal achievement and as a growing young adult.
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Bannon is a long-time foe of Ryan and other Republican leaders, and is identified with the "alt-right" movement.
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Police in Lagos said the officers who fled the scene after the shooting were identified with the help of eyewitnesses.
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At the start of the Trump presidency, 31 percent of voters surveyed in the Gallup poll identified with the GOP.
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Since Cuvier's time, paleontologists and geologists have identified with confidence five major mass extinctions — the Big Five, they call them.
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Poet Robert Frost — about as identified with New England as one could be — also favored homespun, familiar, even clichéd scenes.
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Fifty-two strains representing 31 species were identified, with the most numerous groups included in Pseudomonas, Staphylococcus, Bacillus and Acinetobacter.
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Or the friction between the cultures he strongly identified with, which had to include grappling with both colonialism and oppression.
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In 2000 he told a black newspaper that he planned to join the ANC because he identified with its fundamental values.
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The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that 1 in 68 children has been identified with autism spectrum disorder.
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But despite the Dr. Dre association with Beats, the single artist that's most identified with Apple is Bono and, relatedly, U2.
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When Joe (Penn Badgley) stalks, tortures, and obsesses over Beck (Elizabeth Lail) in the Lifetime series You, I identified with him.
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Its expansion across the Middle East also means it is identified with a variety of organizations, from armed groups to charities.
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Was it intentional to cultivate such an engaged social media audience, or were you just making content that people identified with?
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One function of the EU is to protect goods and foodstuffs which can be identified with a specific region from imitations.
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" The drone would also include "facial recognition capabilities that allow it cross-reference any persons identified with relevant law enforcement databases.
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So the woman I identified with the most in this episode was the one giving the blow job to the billionaires.
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Many Chinese residents have created dozens of videos, GIFs, memes, and illustrations inspired by the scene, having identified with Liang's frustration.
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McKinnon emailed University of Toronto neuroscientist Brian Levine in 2006 about her condition, and is the first person identified with SDAM.
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The first was India's Unique Identification through which any person can be identified with a simple biometric check using commercial handsets.
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It also helped cripple the presidential prospects of both Jeb Bush and Marco Rubio, who were closely identified with immigration reform.
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"I feel like shit—it's cruel to keep me alive," Huston, who prefers to be identified with the pronoun "they"—thought.
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Other classifiers are planned to be added as well, so other endangered or invasive species can be identified with similar ease.
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The future exec identified with the female character who "broke social conventions" by leaving her husband (Dustin Hoffman) and her child.
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One thing these books have in common is a general ambivalence about the time period their authors are largely identified with.
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The biggest problem with behavioral genetics is that the genes identified with addiction might also lead to good behaviors as well.
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Many fans identified with the onscreen struggle Khloé Kardashian went through during her fertility treatments on Keeping Up With The Kardashians.
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Although he spent much of his career in Chicago, he is so identified with Cleveland that his ashes are buried here.
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It is the case identified with the principle of "separate but equal"—the theory that segregation is not per se discrimination.
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This is at least as clear a violation of 5 U.S.C. § 7323(a)(1) as OSC identified with regard to Castro.
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Although he was born far from Athens, he deeply identified with Greek Classical culture (having Aristotle as a personal tutor helped).
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"Though until recently, Carolyn's only sexually been with men, we've always identified with lesbian relationships," says Sara, who identifies as genderqueer.
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But a candidate chiefly identified with abortion rights was the last person to be able to do that among Latino voters.
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Even the name Rohingya, which the ethnic group has identified with more vocally in recent years, has been taken from them.
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The two cases out of the 81 that were upheld by the Internal Affairs Bureau could not be identified with certainty.
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During British colonial times, many Hong Kong people identified with mainland China, the motherland, and were deeply interested in developments there.
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Facebook has long courted business customers but is mostly identified with its consumer brands, including its social network, Messenger and WhatsApp.
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Though closely identified with Yosemite, Frost climbed mountains all over the world, including in the Andes, the Alps and the Himalayas.
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More recently, that same figure has been identified with the nationalist surge that put Donald J. Trump in the White House.
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In 22015, fending off accusations of corruption, he told the South African journalist Debora Patta that he identified with the underprivileged.
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But the moment that many moms identified with, though, came when the duchess admitted that she struggles with "mom guilt" too.
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Published continuously since 21942, The Economist is deeply identified with the liberal project, and has long proved influential throughout the world.
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Few American artists have been so identified with one small patch of terrain as Mr. Christenberry was with Hale County, Ala.
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"A candidate running statewide in '20 who's closely identified with Trump will lose, and this time it won't be close," Salter wrote.
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Spotify says it has removed several bands identified with white supremacy, following a blog post that brought new attention to the acts.
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Finally, the sensor technology would have facial recognition capabilities that allow it cross-reference any persons identified with relevant law enforcement databases.
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Ren & Stimpy were LGBTQ icons"We got lots of letters from gay couples who identified with Ren and Stimpy," Kricfalusi told Decider.
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Long before golf became the sport most identified with the President, baseball was Trump's sport of choice early in the his life.
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I've always identified with music that offsets big emotions with even bigger sounds, and with Gone Now, Antonoff has done just that.
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As expected from a party focused on environmental issues more identified with Democrats than Republicans, Ms. Stein's support tends to diminish Mrs.
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There exist several pro-life groups that span the political spectrum -- and I identified with those fighting for women's rights and justice.
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At a time when most Chinese restaurants were identified with a single dish, chop suey, the Mandarin showed off the cuisine's nuance.
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The question of succession is important to investors in firms like Bridgewater where the founder is so closely identified with its success.
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It's also the most any generation has identified with that label since 1982, when 56.1% of baby boomers called themselves working class.
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As the daughter of a Palestinian refugee, Stephanie Nadi Olson says she has always identified with marginalized or underrepresented groups of people.
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In each instance, Ms. Goldberg challenges and expands our ideas of blackness by conjuring up an audible signifier typically identified with whiteness.
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Check it out: It's strange to think that Parks — who's so closely identified with the civil rights movement in 2016 that Sen.
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It not only received acclaim from critics but from photographers who identified with her creative outlet for getting through life's darkest moments.
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People were identified with the publication even if their face wasn't on it or it wasn't called ... Om's was called GigaOM, right?
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What did you see in her that you initially identified with, and did that change through the process of making the movie?
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The grunts, in turn, identified with him, not because of his contributions as a chef — who can name an Anthony Bourdain dish?
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One in 59 children has been identified with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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He's always identified with athletes — the rigorous training, the full-body commitment, the pitiless tug-of-war between ability and dumb luck.
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Mr. Zhang especially identified with repeated scenes in the film where his character is shown trapped in a stairwell, unable to escape.
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Roughly equal proportions of Democrats and Republicans were given to conspiracizing, but among respondents who identified with neither party the proportion jumped.
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This is at least as clear a violation of 5 U.S.C. § 7323(a)(1) as OSC identified with regard to Castro. pic.twitter.
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LVMH is famous for launching designs that can immediately be identified with their brand, like the "LV" logo on Louis Vuitton products.
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The students resisting at the barricades right now have claimed that image, identified with that young man, whose name is Pedro Arauz.
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At the same time, the Civil Rights and Black Power movements' increasingly identified with communist, feminist, and Pan-Africanist points of view.
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It also found that 72% of French people identified with the protesters, though just over half disapproved of the way they have demonstrated.
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Cetine identified with his fear and guided him to consider his own needs: "If he doesn't love you, somebody else will," she said.
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Two years ago, the same university was rocked by protests by black students against teaching in Afrikaans, a language widely identified with apartheid.
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It's not an impossible quest; the country is filled on a very local level with people who identified with the tea party movement.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), around 1 in 68 children have been identified with some form of ASD.
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Trump made headlines as she seemed to embrace Michelle Obama's White House Kitchen Garden, which has been closely identified with the Obama administration.
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"The candidate drugs identified with our method can dramatically reduce the number of oligomers produced during protein aggregation," Vendruscolo told Gizmodo via email.
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Meanwhile, Catholics, many of whom identified with their religious and cultural compatriots in the Republic of Ireland, formed their own similarly insular neighborhoods.
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Regions in the western and northeastern part of China, including Xinjiang and Jilin, are identified with the highest rate of renewable energy wastage.
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I identified with the often-romantic nature of his performances: the kindness, eye-gazing, and mouth-kissing while pounding away at a hole.
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Black is identified with the idea that the due process clause of the 14th amendment applied the Bill of Rights to the states.
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I want this War Rig that I've identified with to be treated as if it was always going to deliver a better future.
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I identified with some of them, but at the time—it was during the Vietnam era—you couldn't be LGBTQ in the military.
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What these people's bodies are capable of and also how everybody's got their unique move or their unique talent that they're identified with.
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It should be given the authority to force U.S. departments and agencies to deliver on regulatory cooperation priorities jointly identified with NAFTA partners.
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Some people Amabile interviewed had no trouble putting their jobs behind them, but most struggled, especially people who strongly identified with their professions.
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In addition, a statement from the Justice Department said that Nolan Brewer had openly identified with Nazism and white supremacy to co-workers.
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The ingestion of such compounds, which are more typically identified with illicit substances like "Spice" and "K2," can be especially dangerous to health.
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Miniature Constitutions have in recent years been closely identified with conservative groups like the Tea Party, which have used them at their rallies.
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Either God is identified with the oppressed to the point that their experience becomes God's experience, or God is a God of racism.
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And even though he was hardly the Arnold Palmer who won those seven majors over seven seasons, he still identified with the galleries.
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To date, some 250 people across the world have been identified with the condition, a disease that didn't officially exist four years ago.
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The committee, he noted, had argued that the painting should remain at the Uffizi because it was "identified" with the city of Florence.
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The works in this section, although all labeled and identified with a particular artist, are difficult to distinguish form the typical Malevichan composition.
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Political observers said that Mr. Stern, who was long identified with liberal causes, drifted from left to center under Mayors Koch and Giuliani.
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Look at the Tony nominators: They are gradually becoming younger, more identified with downtown theater and, perhaps, less susceptible to mere commercial success.
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Back in 1967, he wrote, he had identified with Benjamin, the 20173-year-old character played by 29-year-old newcomer Dustin Hoffman.
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Smith, who died in 1986, is most closely identified with "God Bless America," but she recorded numerous other songs over her long career.
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German law would apply, lawyers said, because the dealer, whose gallery is in Hamburg, is the only person currently identified with the work.
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Identified with South Africa's urban and business elite, he visited rural areas and traditional leaders, including Mr. Zuma's home province of KwaZulu Natal.
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Mr. Trump has also retained support across a range of demographics other than the working-class voters who are most identified with him.
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Stritch so identified with this glamorously epigrammatic character that she for a time lived on Beekman Place, where Mame was said to live.
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A democracy once identified with great names such as Mohandas Gandhi has degenerated into Trumpland — an inferno of systemic brutishness, imbecility and mendacity.
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" Or, as Mississippi declared in seceding, "Our position is thoroughly identified with the institution of slavery — the greatest material interest of the world.
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Moreover, CDMs are not organized by procedures; they contain a long list of every individual good and service identified with medical billing codes.
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She identified with their anger, and at that moment she began to feel she might be on the wrong side of a conflict.
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Dominion Energy told The Associated Press it plans to work with the state to fix the issues the court identified with its permit.
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That would be a bad idea, as the Amazon brand is so strongly identified with a screen, and Whole Foods with a store.
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" He immediately identified with the film's itinerant strong man, Zampano, played by Anthony Quinn, whom he recalled "clawing at the sand in despair.
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Under Nicola Sturgeon, the party has become more identified with the urban, central belt around Glasgow and Edinburgh, and with higher social spending.
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When you appeared on the post-show segment "Wine Down" after the first episode, you said you identified with both Issa and Lawrence.
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Here's this young kid who identified with Jacob, and the feeling of pride he had because he thought the president looked like him.
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These were not the kinds of stories I was writing or even identified with, but I was in the business of creating Literature.
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Just 8 percent of the respondents described themselves as members of the political left; fully 37 percent said they identified with the right wing.
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A need for a more air capacity serving Istanbul was identified with both Ataturk and Sabiha Gökçen Airports unable to grow to meet demand.
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Somewhat paradoxically, Peres emerged in his later years as a leader identified with peacemaking, despite beginning his career on the security and defense side.
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Mr Abe once told this columnist he identified with them because they did "not simply look inward, but looked…to the world's wider horizons".
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YouTube videos, purportedly recorded by Beierle, in which he rails against women and people of color, and identified with violent "incel" (involuntary celibate) ideology.
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Arquette was one of the earliest high-profile advocates for transgender rights and said she identified with being a woman at a young age.
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In Britain, only 7% of young adults identified with Anglicanism, the established faith of England, less than the 10% who described themselves as Catholic.
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None of those were from women of color, trans women, or disabled women; only three were from women who identified with broad-spectrum sexuality.
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Each team has a Spymaster, who is the only player who knows the secret identities of 25 agents, each identified with a picture card.
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Much of the ruling political and religious elite is drawn from the Najd, which is also identified with the austere Wahhabi form of Islam.
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Looking in greater detail, the survey found that 232% of women round the world identified with a religious group compared with 21970% of men.
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Game of Thrones In a 2015 interview for GQ, Bill Simmons asked Barack Obama which character on "Game of Thrones" he most identified with.
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And a person in the firm I think whom she most identified with -- there were two, Webb Hubbell and -- the other was Vince Foster.
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"The offensive operations against sanctuaries would be in other areas that we've identified with the Pakistani leadership on a number of occasions," he said.
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The tale also resonated with fans, mostly women, who either identified with being in an unhappy relationship or had managed to artfully escape one.
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But there's a hitch: Only about a third of the voters who identified with Social Democrats still vote for them most of the time.
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While she was born in Memphis, Tennessee, Franklin is more closely identified with the city of Detroit, where she lived most of her life.
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A portion of the book is told from the perspective of the MI6 officer who recruited Mr. Skripal, who is identified with a pseudonym.
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"I keep it because I have not heard a voice I like better and because I have identified with it," he said in 2006.
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Johnnycakes, which are made of fried cornmeal mush and taste like it, are probably more strongly identified with Rhode Island than any other food.
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Below, he talks about how he identified with Kerkorian's background, the skills he drew on to learn about his deeply private subject and more.
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More ominously, though, the PIJ has identified with the path of the Iranian Islamic Revolution since 1979 and created strong reciprocal relations with Tehran.
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Somebody who has identified with extreme, far right, Nazi propaganda is not somebody that we want serving in the United States House of Representatives.
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As late as the 1960s, liberalism as well as conservatism identified with these particularisms, and with a national narrative that honored and included them.
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It was easy for conservatives to rally against a law identified with a president they despised when he was capable of vetoing any repeal.
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Erik Gillman, a math instructor, said Mr. McCain had become the new Barry Goldwater, a figure as inextricably identified with the desert as cactus.
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Cardona played on the football team, read Buzz Bissinger's "Friday Night Lights," and identified with the stunted yearning of the characters in the book.
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According to Pew, 54% of college grads identified with or leaned toward the Republican party in 1994; 39% did so with the Democratic party.
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Her utter dismissiveness of the "Green New Deal" -- and, by extension, AOC, who is the member most closely identified with it, is entirely intentional.
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Paybarah: Similarities: He is a party-hopping billionaire running a long-shot campaign for the nomination of a party he hasn't always identified with.
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It is hard to find Jews who are not proudly erudite, emancipated, attending synagogue only sporadically, comfortable with intermarriage, identified with the Democratic Party.
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The group found that many of the users behind the anti-Semitic tweets self-identified with either the far right, conservatives or Trump's campaign.
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In 2015, the FDA started the Fresh Empire Campaign, aimed at reducing and preventing tobacco use among youths who identified with hip-hop culture.
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At any hedge fund, especially one that manages as much money as Bridgewater, succession is important because firms are often closely identified with their founders.
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Two Tone, it was like hip-hop in a way, and you identified with it and it became something you could be a part of.
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In the United States, about one in 68 children has been identified with autism spectrum disorder, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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In the United States, about one in 43 children has been identified with autism spectrum disorder, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Thirty two victims have been positively identified, with 55 post-mortem examinations having taken place, according to investigating officers speaking at a briefing on Monday.
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"It's a way of reaching out on social issues and social welfare issues or issues that sometimes the Republicans are less identified with," he said.
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The move is unusual given the staid image normally cultivated by Wall Street for years, in a sector closely identified with expensive pin-striped suits.
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Some of the most important regional police and security commanders, including allies of American military and intelligence officials, are closely identified with the opium trade.
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Consumer and public databases exhibit the opposite bias, skewing toward Caucasians, who are subsequently more likely to be identified with a familial search, Erlich says.
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I identified with the college leaving scene because when my parents dropped me off at college, my mom was, like, incredibly bitchy the entire time.
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I can, and have, identified with other fans' frustrations with these plot lines that make Sansa into a victim rather than a well-rounded person.
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I always thought it was kind of cool that I identified with these empowered, ballsy, stylish, and sexual female characters over their stereotyped heterosexual counterparts.
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Further, while Bair was in awe of Beckett, she grew fond of the author of "The Second Sex," perhaps because she too identified with feminism.
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" According to "The Yale Book of Quotations," however, the slogan, though "closely identified with Nancy Reagan," was "originated by the advertising agency Needham Harper & Steers.
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Tintoretto is properly identified with epic narratives, such as a supremely powerful "The Deposition of Christ" (circa 1562), which is especially prophetic of the Baroque.
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Clinton, who has identified with the centrist element of the Democratic Party throughout her career, was nudged to the left by Sanders during the primary.
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Mr. Kosugi became identified with Fluxus, a movement that defined art in terms of experiences as well as traditional forms like paintings or musical compositions.
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Some people may not like China, as an emerging great power and the world's second-largest economy, being so closely identified with the developing world.
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"To call him an alt-right agitator would perhaps be unfair as he has never publicly identified with the proto-fascist movement," Mr. MacInnes wrote.
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There would be foods identified with distinct groups from mainland China, like the Hakka, who arrived in the 2159s with pickled vegetables and rice dumplings.
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The airstrikes hit a variety of targets, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a British-based monitoring group identified with the Syrian opposition.
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"The ability to notice thoughts and emotions arise and pass away, rather than being merely identified with them, is a kind of superpower," says Harris.
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While growing up in the Dominican Republic, Ramirez, 25, identified with the Mets' Jose Reyes, another switch-hitting, undersized infielder with speed, power and verve.
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He also came to be identified with a nation economically adrift and unable to achieve the economic equality promised at the end of white rule.
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Among the problems Shierholz identified with the bill were that there aren't clear enough guidelines for big businesses taking Fed loans to keep workers employed.
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Greek officials insisted that, despite all the Chinese investments, the country identified with, and was loyal to, the E.U. and did not do China's bidding.
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Because he's so indelibly identified with the Republican Party, Trump's low favorability and job approval numbers are of keen interest to GOP candidates this year.
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The drone could be ordered to fly ahead and scan with its radar, or fire missiles at targets the pilot identified with his own sensors.
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While in the West Bank, participants were led by a tour guide identified with the terrorist group Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP).
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The sanctions may force some of the moguls to choose whether they want to be identified with the Kremlin or face isolation from Western markets.
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Wanda Vázquez Garcéd is identified with the Republican Party, and though claims to favor statehood, does not appear to be too interested in promoting it.
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We had a Clinton in the race, which, back in '08, the Clinton machine was identified with war room-style tactics, and we used them.
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Presumably, he's referring to something like the discomfort of how we identified with Joel throughout his final, brutal, unforgivable rampage in the first game's ending.
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Cruz is arguably the national politician most closely identified with originalism; he's certainly the presidential candidate with the closest ties to the conservative legal movement.
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Plus, purple symbolizes both royalty and penitence in the Methodist faith, a religion Clinton has identified with in the past, per the Boston Globe's Matt Viser.
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Almost 50 percent of Muslims identify with religion before their U.S. identity (nearly half of U.S. Christians polled by Gallup also identified with their religion first).
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The Uber driver most closely identified with the high-profile worker classification lawsuit against the ride-hailing giant has come out against the case's proposed settlement.
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It's that I identified with the flippant, goofy voice that Vinnie took in responding to the trials and tribulations of typical metalheads going through typical things.
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The second was that the target had been identified with near-certainty and represented a threat that could not be dealt with in any other way.
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I declined to call my first assault by its name at first, because being assaulted didn't fit in with the image of myself I identified with.
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In recent times this has been identified with the left—with Fidel Castro of Cuba, the late Hugo Chávez of Venezuela and Evo Morales of Bolivia.
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Boys are more likely than girls to be identified with the condition, with 1-in-42 boys being diagnosed, compared with just 1-in-189 girls.
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It is no accident that the legislative issue Mr. McConnell has become most identified with, weakening campaign finance regulations, is one that pertains directly to elections.
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With six palettes in total, you have plenty of options no matter your color palette, mood, or which Spice Girl you most identified with growing up.
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And, even if you've never identified with your sign, there's no reason to think something that works for others who share it won't work for you.
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But even before I was working in a restaurant environment, I very strongly identified with drinking being my drug of choice, at a pretty early age.
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Like many who achieve early success, Singleton -- who died Monday, at the age of 51 -- is destined to be most closely identified with his debut accomplishment.
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I identified with music to the total exclusion of everything else, to the extent that it ended up separating me from people more than it connected.
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When the Cuban team arrived in New Jersey on Monday, a trip to Union City, long identified with Cuban-Americans, was canceled because of security concerns.
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He famously identified with the poorest of the poor in 2012 and has changed his position on the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) multiple times.
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And just as fans of "Sex and the City" identified with Carrie, Samantha, Charlotte and Miranda, everyone seems to see themselves in one of the turtles.
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The aide most identified with Trump's hardline stance, Stephen Miller, has drawn barbs from colleagues who accuse him of overseeing what amounted to a chaotic mess.
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He endeared himself particularly to poorer Mexicans in part because they identified with his impoverished early life and his up-by-the-bootstraps rise to fame.
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I identified with Scott (Jacob Perkins), who has just moved to the city — last week — from a small town where the tallest building is four stories.
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It's kind of beautiful to be returning to it in the role of the mother, when the first time I watched it, I identified with Baby.
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Group-wide roles have historically struck a sensitive note inside the Franco-German-led firm, because they step across business lines previously identified with national priorities.
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Ms. Dove, who referred to herself as "a cinema director, but cinema on Mars," said she identified with the idea of a big show for everyone.
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The opposing notion of tolerance shaded off into broader values, including civility — the virtue that we need so much today and that Voltaire identified with civilization.
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Nothing is more identified with you than the song "Always Look on the Bright Side of Life," which is, of course, the title of your memoir.
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One of the viruses we identified with our partners at the Wuhan Institute of Virology back in 2013 is 96 percent similar to this novel coronavirus.
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She also covers how differently she identified with herself in each new place and contrasted them with the wide spectrum of perceptions people had of her.
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I didn't live in a wealthy alternate universe like Beverly Hills or in the dark teenage corners of "Heathers," but I still identified with these characters.
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I instantly identified with her love of vintage thrifting, owls, delicious recipes, cats, and purple beehives — but there was one glaring difference between her and me.
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Neither of them was sure that her former boyfriend had actually studied PUA strategies, but both identified with the student who had tried to commit suicide.
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Italy's anti-terrorism law also requires owners of a SIM card to be identified with an identity card, creating an additional hurdle to getting new customers.
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Having identified with the horror as a kid, he's now itching to play the opposition, an embodiment of the fears the kids face — and ultimately conquer.
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Those immersed in the lives of older people have long identified with her tenet that embracing our vulnerability is central to the richness of later life.
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If adopted, it would erase federal recognition for the many Americans who identify as a gender different than the one they were identified with at birth.
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He favors an enormous, unpopular tax cut for himself and people like him, and he is closely identified with immigration policy ideas that most Americans reject.
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Sunnylands is so identified with the Obama-Xi meeting that it also serves as a reminder of how much America's relations with Asia are dominated by China.
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" Jordan said he identified with the project's goal of "giving back to the next generation of creators, whether it's painting, acting, music or whatever it may be.
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A lot of people in the comments instantly identified with the problem — and others admitted that they had not even realized this was a problem for parents.
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In the case of "national conservatism," one of the biggest concerns is that their movement becomes identified with racism or, worse, a fig leaf justification for it.
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But I less and less identified as a woman as time went on, and eventually realized that the nonbinary gender that I most identified with was agender.
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And because I really didn't have people who culturally I aligned with, I sort of identified with what was happening in mainstream culture — specifically with hip-hop.
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North Korea's liquid fuel-powered ballistic missiles typically require a garrison, fuel storage tanks and support vehicles to launch, which can be identified with imagery, experts say.
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In the coming years, school reform will once again be strongly identified with the Republican Party, particularly if Democrats let them own it by unifying in opposition.
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Six patients with acute myeloid leukemia (AML), a type of blood cancer, have been identified with liver toxicity and four have died, the company said on Tuesday.
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Now senior members of the independence movement worry that it will be identified with the CUP, whose raised fists and chaotic assemblies frighten conservative, middle-class Catalans.
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The violence he inflicted is horrific, and the possibility that he maybe attacked a community he might have identified with adds a shocking layer to that conversation.
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Meanwhile, the first major venture into electoral politics by an activist identified with the movement — DeRay Mckesson's attempt to become mayor of Baltimore — ended in ignominious failure.
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Bolton, whose official first day in the job was Monday, is a hawkish figure who, like Wolfowitz, was closely identified with the war in Iraq under Bush.
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Thus, we propose that those men who most nearly identified with the study's deceived subjects were the ones most affected by the news of the study's abuses.
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While it may not be the most memorable slogan, said Tejerina, it became a pillar of conservative thinking in the 2000s — and many voters identified with it.
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A clear signal on the issue was the speaking slot afforded Michael Bloomberg, the former New York mayor, who is deeply identified with the gun control cause.
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I always identified with her, and I watch the film like once a month—okay probably not that frequently, but this month I've watched it seven times.
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When an affected battery was identified — with a red code — we promptly deactivated the scooter so that no members of the public could ride or charge it.
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In addition to Mr. Giuliani, the Trump campaign and convention organizers have announced the names of several prominent convention speakers who were closely identified with law enforcement.
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For many fan bases—Star Wars and Rick and Morty fans come to mind—any change to what they identified with can feel like a direct attack.
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Watching all this unfold has been painful for many of us who have identified with the Republican Party and the evangelical movement for much of our lives.
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Despite being identified with game theory, Professor Schelling described himself as an opportunistic user of its ideas, bringing them in when needed and sometimes not at all.
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"It's only some New Yorkers who wear black, but it's the kind of people popularly identified with this city — fashion people, artists and hipsters," Ms. Steele said.
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Some observers argued that, although Brinsley had not identified with any group, his actions were the result of an anti-police climate created by Black Lives Matter.
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The teenage Shelley may have identified with Victor Frankenstein's so-called monster, for her birth had killed her own mother, Mary Wollstonecraft, via a surgically transmitted infection.
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May, who was Britain's home secretary for six years before becoming prime minister in 2016, has been closely identified with moves to tighten the country's migration policies.
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Though Hendrix is now identified with the part, she was far from the first choice — in fact, Hendrix was told she was the 433rd actress they tested.
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We talked a little about Pinterest, but I'd love to hear the story about ... Probably the startup you're most closely identified with outside of yours is Uber.
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Through a translator, Ogata spoke about his feelings regarding his character, the character he most identified with personally, and what watching the film has meant to him.
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The Swiss drugmaker wants insurers to commit to coverage for patients identified with the rare and often deadly disease, according to Dave Lennon, head of Novartis' AveXis unit.
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Internationally known as an Art Deco Diva and Queen of the Modern, Tamara de Lempicka is identified with her luminous nudes and portraits of the wealthy and beautiful.
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The plight of Republicans in those districts represents a source of pressure on Ryan to hold back and prevent House Republicans from being too closely identified with Trump.
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The one legislative issue he's most identified with -- immigration -- became a liability for him on the campaign trail after he abandoned his plan, which was reviled by right.
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The movie tells the story of fishermen striking for better wages in Veracruz, and is shot in a visual language that would later be identified with Italian Neorealism's.
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I asked him once if he had seen the Kung Fu Panda movies, and whether he identified with the panda character Po. He'd seen only the first movie.
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What do fans do with the art they loved—the art that they identified with and built a personality around—when that art is disturbed by its creator?
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"The youth talked about how they kind of identified with this bird that was sort of cast aside in this urban environment, scavenging, and making due," Weihmann says.
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Overall, fewer than half of the children identified with autism had received their first diagnosis by the time they were 22010 years old, the new CDC report finds.
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A mature democracy, in short, is not defeating its enemies—some of whom may have been wrongly identified—with courage or guile but turning them back into infants.
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Schlafly became closely identified with Goldwater's landslide defeat in 1964, and in 1967 she lost a bitter campaign for the presidency of the National Federation of Republican Women.
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As of Tuesday night 21 victims had been identified, with the remainder expected to be completed on Wednesday before their bodies can be released for burial, police said.
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Haspel's position in those debates could not be ascertained, but she has more often been identified with officials like her former boss, Rodriguez, who often overruled those challenges.
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Inside, though, it is undeniably a lab, with countless jars of specimens in soil, each carefully identified with handwritten tags, and with tanks full of buzzing, marching insects.
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My public records request seeks specifically the communications of eight public figures who are already widely identified with the BDRL, fetal tissue procurement, and abortion in Washington state.
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" Mulvaney: "We are still Elizabeth Warren's child ... As long as we're identified with that one person, we'll never be taken as seriously as a regulator as we should.
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Players who are closely identified with one team just seem to get a big boost to all their legacy sliders that players who bounce around the league don't.
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"Two of these bitcoin farms have been identified, with a consumption of one megawatt," Arash Navab, a power official in the central province of Yazd, told the television.
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Casablanca, whose parties and other stimulant-enhanced antics are part of music industry lore, rose and fell with the disco craze and is often identified with that genre.
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The jury decided in June that the girl, who did not testify, could not be identified with certainty, and Mr. Kelly was found not guilty on all counts.
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Tweets carrying the hashtag #VaccinateUS, the study said, were "uniquely identified with Russian troll accounts linked to the Internet Research Agency," a propaganda operation linked to the Kremlin.
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"I just immediately identified with these women who were onscreen," he recalled again last month, sitting next to Davis in a downtown hotel here for the film's premiere.
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In addition to the prison measures, France will more closely scrutinize the licensing of certain types of private, religiously oriented schools, often identified with the spread of radicalization.
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Ms. Sinema is uneasy about being identified with Mr. Garcia because he has taken a far more liberal approach to immigration issues than she has, Arizona Democrats said.
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"As an awkward round kid, Flounder was the Delta I most identified with in 'Animal House,' my favorite comedy," the director Kevin Smith wrote in one such post.
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When I started making it, I'd tell people what it was about, and you would just see this shadow come across people's eyes as they identified with it.
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The man who was arrested last week for threatening to kill CNN employees had once said he identified with Adolf Hitler, a former classmate told The Washington Post.
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But by the late 20163s, nearly everyone who identified with a party or even leaned slightly toward a party voted for that party's candidate in the presidential election.
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According to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Autism and Developmental Disabilities Monitoring Network, about one in 68 children has been identified with autism spectrum disorder.
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The song had played for more than two decades on "Monday Night Football" and was closely identified with the show, and with football, for a generation of fans.
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The physician "explained that issues were identified with the major issue being surgical technique with one of the heart transplant surgeons, who was no longer practicing," inspectors wrote.
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But we did have that location identified with others, and we knew that at some point this year in our maintenance program, we would be getting to it.
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These aspects of globalization are often overlooked because the advocacy of interconnectedness has come to be equated with tolerance, while the resistance to it is identified with prejudice.
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In June, the jury decided that the girl, who did not testify, could not be identified with certainty, and Mr. Kelly was found not guilty on all counts.
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As a girl, I'd have identified with awkward, lonely Meg Murry, uncertain of herself, aware of her faults, and afraid to let others get too close to her.
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Another scathing 1866 opinion piece, "The Mockery of a Faded Woman's Success," demonstrates how deeply Menken's material wealth came to be identified with her reputation as a scandalous woman.
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S&S identified with a certain wave of sites like Delicious Scopitone, Road Goes Ever On, No Fear of Pop, Verb/re/verb, Flashlight Tag, who later started Portals.
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Doshi said it was key that residents identified with their surroundings, and could adapt their homes in their own image, rather than existing like aliens in glass high rises.
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I didn't see all of this at the time, but not having a pot to piss in myself, I certainly identified with the poorer protagonists over the fledgling yuppies.
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In 1994, 54 percent of white Americans with at least a four-year college degree identified with or leaned toward the Republican Party, according to the Pew Research Center.
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His convention speech explicitly called for abandoning "the failed policy of nation building and regime change" — policies he linked to Clinton but most famously identified with George W. Bush.
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Diane von Furstenberg is so identified with her wrap dresses that it's difficult to imagine a time before they and her clothing company DVF took women's fashion by storm.
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But she had only just started that job; and as much as I care for my friend, I identified with how she might feel if he changed their relationship.
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Policy experts said that after Obama leaves office, more Republican-led states that objected to a plan so closely identified with Obama might be willing to expand Medicaid too.
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Seventh, it is critical to Moscow's Middle East policies that it be able to talk candidly to all parties and not be excessively identified with any one state's interests.
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The difference between someone like Trump and someone like Schneiderman is that Trump as publicly identified with men even as the #MeToo movement uncovers the difficulties women have faced.
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In the best of circumstances, film studios are reluctant to let a big-budget film — "Ghostbusters" cost more than $150 million to make — become identified with a political candidate.
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Polley has claimed in many interviews that she read Alias Grace at 17 and tried to option the rights back then, she so identified with its elliptical, looping structure.
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My sense from Common Ground is that Flint officials have gone about their acquisitions more strategically, with an eye towards artists who are readily identified with the contemporary market.
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According to people who have spoken to him, Trump came to view Moore as victimized within that environment -- and, as someone accused of sexual impropriety himself, identified with him.
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To put it bluntly, "milk" sounds better than "nut juice," Galen said, acknowledging that it makes sense that companies would rather their products be identified with the former option.
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Long identified with his home city of Chicago, Algren began spending much less time there, living itinerantly in hotels or rentals or friends' houses from Long Island to Vietnam.
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In other words, doctors aren't yet sufficiently treating the population with atrial fibrillation, let alone a new group that might be identified with a consumer device like Apple Watch.
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Tattoos and piercings, those were the types of girls in Portland that I identified with and that I thought were some of the most beautiful girls in the world.
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This is the Irish logic that I have always identified with, right from the beginning because I absolutely get what you're talking about—but of course, it's completely insane.
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The author of books and articles on public policy and a play, Mr. Goodwin was for years identified with the Kennedy clan and with leaders of the Democratic Party.
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But if his positions are not always popular, his latest turn as an apparent defender of Mr. Trump has perhaps most unsettled the liberals he has long identified with.
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Recently, he hired Roger Dagorn, himself an influential sommelier of the 1980s, most identified with Chanterelle in TriBeCa, and later on with Tocqueville and 15 East near Union Square.
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The comic has been inescapably identified with black radicalism, but it was clearly finished and ready for distribution before the now famous voting rights organizers in Lowndes County, Ala.
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Sixty-six percent of Democrats and 74 percent of Republicans wanted 10-year terms for justices, and 80 percent of those identified with the Tea Party–supported term limits.
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So far, 26 people posted in Havana have been identified with "otherwise-unexplained, medically-confirmed symptoms and clinical findings" since late 2016, the State Department said in a statement.
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In the U.S., at least 105 cases have been identified, with at least six deaths, all of which were in Washington state, according to data from Johns Hopkins University.
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My friends would often tell me that I was the Charlotte of the group, and when I moved to New York in 2009, I identified with her the most.
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The first few times it doesn't bother you, but then all of a sudden [you're] saying whoa, I'm identified with somebody that I don't think is worthy of identification.
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He regarded himself as a Libertarian, but he identified with the left-leaning wing of the Party, not the militant one—being a soldier had made him a pacifist.
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Some other takeaways from the report: — California's life sciences industry has commonly been identified with San Diego and the Bay Area, but they are rivaled by two other hubs.
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A sport that has long identified with rebellion is questioning whether its fascination with defiance is somehow responsible for forever changing the life of someone simply doing his job.
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"I mean for us, even if we are caught by the police because of an illegal gathering, I dont mind," said Shiu, who was identified with only one name.
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"All the way up until the end, a lot of people highly identified with his campaign were urging people to vote third party, urging people not to vote," Mrs.
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The more the party becomes identified with Mr. Trump, particularly on issues like the environment, abortion and immigration, the tougher time the party is likely to have winning elections.
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Game of Thrones' controversial finale may not have ended well for Daenerys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke), but super-fan Taylor Swift identified with the Mad Queen's brief and tragic rule.
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Iran, one of the countries most strongly identified with the rise cyber terrorism and malicious hacking, appears now to be using an iron fist to turn on its own.
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When companies project their brand personas on social media, and "you're on social media and you're linked with these sites, you're literally being identified with your job," she explains.
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Ms. Ferreira was closely identified with her interpretation of Piaf's work, which began in 1983 with a Portuguese version of the play "Piaf," by the British playwright Pam Gems.
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The presentation forsakes the myth of Modernism that the Modern is identified with — of art as ceaseless progress fomented almost entirely by the innovations of ambitious young (white) men.
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Some said that surfing, even though it is closely identified with California culture, is not reflective of the state's diversity, both in matters of ethnicity and race and geography.
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In economic circles, however, "neoliberalism" is most identified with an elite response to the economic crises of the 1970s: stagflation, the energy crisis, the near bankruptcy of New York.
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And though three of the 12 NIH patients identified with S. koreensis in their body eventually died, it's possible they were killed by other contributing factors, including other major infections.
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Elyse Fox, founder of the Sad Girls Club, identified with the Sad Internet Girl at an early age because no one else was helping her make sense of her struggles.
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"One is that Appel was always identified with CoBrA and the other one is that Karel was 'just messing around"' — a reference to the artist's own description of his work.
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Because the fundamental problem is that politicians can't manage individuals, they need us to join parties and support them and let them represent us as a group identified with them.
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Because each user was identified with the activity, the reporters were able to use their name and city to cross-reference the information to figure out a user's home address.
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That certainly applied to loosely affiliated Catholics; and it might also be true that not every respondent who identified with Islam actually prayed and fasted as the rules lay down.
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In fact, trans filmmaker Sam Feder, who prefers to be identified with gender-neutral pronouns, can't name a single mainstream film in the past century that hasn't made them cringe.
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The terms of the order establish preferential treatment for refugees identified with "minority religions" in their country of origin and does not specifically mention "Christianity" or any other religious minority.
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"I remember reading an article where Jennifer Lawrence said she had read the script and she knew that that was her role, like she really identified with it," she says.
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We expect local recounts to be granted if a specific issue has been identified with the process in that counting area, rather than simply when the local totals are close.
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HB2 treated LGBTQ people unfairly it required people in government-owned buildings to use bathroom facilities that matched the gender on their birth certificate, regardless of what they identified with.
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This shift in story line has probably caught Mets fans by surprise because throughout the years, the team, when good, has tended to be identified with pitching more than slugging.
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What distinguishes these public places — which the Supreme Court has labeled the "non-public forum" — is that they are places that historically have not been identified with free speech activity.
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Among the major business figures recently identified with activities in the tax haven of Bermuda is White House economic advisor Gary Cohn — and he says he doesn't mind a bit.
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Levi McIntyre, the school superintendent, sent an email to parents warning their children not to wear royal blue, the color identified with MS-13, or clothes displaying the Salvadoran flag.
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I was too identified with Todbaum to discern the wretchedness of his hungers, or perhaps I was unable to discern how much less ordinarily wretched they were than my own.
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Arturo Carmona, a former Sanders campaign staffer whose name is closely identified with the Vermont senator's brand of progressive politics, has been one of Gomez's strongest critics in the race.
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In the videos, the man identified with "involuntary celibates" -- otherwise known as "incels" -- and also made derogatory remarks about interracial relationships and appeared resentful toward women who wouldn't date him.
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The pair were romantically involved for many years, famously collaborating on the many exaggerated and iconic images that Jones is now identified with—including the album cover to Island Life.
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Whitmire has clearly personally identified with Kermit for most of his life, but he's certainly not the only person involved with the Muppets who feels a deep connection to them.
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But Emmanuel, who identifies as nonbinary, said that Gritty was less about trolling than levity and that many left-wing activists identified with the mascot's cheerful, unkempt and maniacal demeanor.
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People around the world who have watched the documentary have identified with my fears and hopes, and my attempt to discern the facts from all the fiction shaping Brazil's future.
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So revered is Paul, and so identified with his jovial public persona, that even the police officer who brings him in can't resist telling him that she's a big fan.
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The other faction in the Afghan government, led by Mr. Abdullah, is aligned most closely with the Jamiat-i-Islami party, another fundamentalist grouping identified with Tajiks and other northerners.
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Once heritage sites became identified with particular cultures, beliefs or histories, those places became vulnerable to people, including the Taliban and the Islamic State group, seeking to destroy those identities.
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Now, the researchers believe that any future potential Denisovan remains should be identified with care because they could be less similar to Neanderthals and closely resemble those of modern humans.
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They not only identified with the community, but saw their place in the vicious cycle and wondered aloud whether the quest for cheap studios is not itself a displacement machine.
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"I identified with the fear of a father, of really any parent," Carell, who has two children, said at the movie's UK premiere at the BFI London Film Festival on Saturday.
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The anonymity of these internet platforms only extends the reach of the videos uploaded, as people can spread their views without experiencing the shame or judgment of being identified with them.
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Most were also identified with female gender pronouns — an interesting finding in light of the Daily Beast's discovery that anti-vaccination advertisers on Facebook specifically targeted demographics likely to include mothers.
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"This is probably the most classical theme you can think of, the thing that's most identified with academicism," Mr. Kaiser said, pointing to paintings made in 1953, 1962, 2000 and 21961.
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His company last fall had seen its then-manufacturing and marketing partner Sanofi voluntarily recall Auvi-Q from the market after problems were identified with dosage deliveries of the drug epinephrine.
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In the clip, a guy glancing at a Google Pixel phone gets identified with a giant rainbow after the screen switches from the text message window to the front-facing camera.
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"As more surveillance systems with broader testing are established, it is anticipated that mcr-1 will be identified with increasing frequency," wrote the authors of a related CDC report issued today.
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Justice Samuel Alito, writing the dissent, said the university had "still not identified with any degree of specificity the interests that its use of race and ethnicity is supposed to serve."
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To encourage people to ask retailers for receipts, the budget also launches a lottery in which holders of the winning receipts, identified with a number, get a tax-free cash prize.
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My favorite was always Sailor Mars, and I think a lot of that had to do with the fact that I identified with her more because she looked more like me.
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Here are some of the things we learned from them: to a person, were passionate about what they had dressed up as, and readily identified with the characters they were portraying.
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In videos posted to YouTube in 2014, the man decried interracial relationships, slammed women who wouldn't date him and identified with "involuntary celibates," or "incels," according to The New York Times.
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It exploded in popularity just as the city was hurtling toward bankruptcy in the '70s, which led graffiti to be identified with all the social ills that then plagued New York.
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"The putative void was part of Hitler's persona, a means of concealing his personal life and presenting himself as a politician who completely identified with his role as leader," Ullrich writes.
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DeeAnn Sims, founder and creative director at the SPBX public relations firm in Los Angeles, said that the show is simply too heavily identified with Barr to simply re-cast her.
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Part of the problem was that so many candidates had been eliminated by a conservative vetting council that it was hard to know what faction some of the winners identified with.
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The idea was to be open about the experience in order to best preserve it for myself, as well as to create a character that could be identified with by others.
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Hogeg said that the phone will only be sold to people who are identified with their passports, and there is a list of countries that the phone won't be sold to.
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But I grew up religious/am religious, but I also went to a liberal New York school, so there was so much from the film that I identified with and loved.
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Mr. Hadley, who might also be considered for defense secretary, pushed Mr. Bush to undertake the troop surge in Iraq and is closely identified with the military interventionism of that administration.
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"Until then, I'd always had the feeling — and I know it's ignorant and unfair — 'I don't want to be identified with the queens,' " Ms. Windsor told NYU Alumni Magazine in 2011.
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Bella Cankurtaran from Wilmington identified with Norway's humility: When I was younger, my mother told me stories of her embarrassment when her professor would announce her perfect grade for each test.
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