Without the countdown of feet and minutes, stretches were immeasurable.
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My last point is that the ad product is immeasurable.
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The pictures are powerful, the importance of raising awareness immeasurable.
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And the problem here is that the consequences are immeasurable.
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The respect that I have for my peers is immeasurable!
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"That was my first computer," she said with immeasurable fondness.
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Feelings are adjust data, not mysterious, not immeasurable, another said.
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The effects of pure profiteering on this cost are immeasurable.
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Your high independence only reveals the immeasurable distance between us.
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RT's success in muddying the information pool has been immeasurable.
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Meanwhile, steady employment has empowered Saudi women in immeasurable ways.
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How much that has — and will — cost is probably immeasurable.
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For instance, Trump often speaks of time in immeasurable increments.
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My shock and awe at Monique's failed performance are immeasurable.
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Each one of them possessing innate, immeasurable worth and dignity.
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"Phil's impact on Nike is immeasurable," Parker said in a statement.
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In there, happiness is immeasurable and there's no standard in it.
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For Walker, it has made an immeasurable difference to his life.
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We invest in the people of our community in immeasurable ways.
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His influence on the rest of the Bond team was immeasurable.
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The losses inherent to missing a World Cup altogether are immeasurable.
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But then he came across something immeasurable: A stack of portraits.
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When the AWA is enforced properly, it can prevent immeasurable suffering.
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"The damage that we've suffered in our community is immeasurable," he said.
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And you can't not do it because the regret would be immeasurable.
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I think [creator-showrunner-executive producer] Phoebe has that in immeasurable amounts.
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Their silence resulted in immeasurable pain and suffering for so many victims.
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People face immeasurable cruelty every day, and often feel beaten by it.
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The long-term secondary effect from such a conflagration would be immeasurable.
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An immeasurable number of businesses and homes have been damaged or destroyed.
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This, of course, comes at the immeasurable risk of sacrificing your life.
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But cage-free or caged, hens endure immeasurable suffering on modern farms.
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The benefits I've gained from grieving openly on the platform are immeasurable.
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Our love for them is endless — and that&aposs to say, immeasurable.
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Between those two figures, the space for financial mischief is effectively immeasurable.
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They also add immeasurable diversity, innovation, and cultural richness to our country.
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Being proactive about remembering has brought immeasurable joy and grace into my life.
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Fans were seeking comfort and commiseration for what felt like an immeasurable loss.
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"The positive impact they are making for Garth, Lisa and Cutter is immeasurable."
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"I again deeply apologize for causing an immeasurable disappointment and worry," she said.
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Across the United States, millions have been affected — the collective damage is immeasurable.
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Flawed heroes, yes, but ones whose eventual contribution to clean sport is immeasurable.
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If Ridley Road goes, an immeasurable chunk of Hackney's heritage goes with it.
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His impact on the baseball community in Toronto and across Canada is immeasurable.
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The peace of mind, clarity, and calm that comes with that is immeasurable.
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Alongside other LGBTQ people, Jewish people and other minorities, he lived through immeasurable horrors.
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"You have caused immeasurable damage to New Yorkers' confidence in their government," she said.
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As president he accuses sanctuary cities of causing "immeasurable harm to the American people".
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"The damage to a brand's reputation can be immeasurable," the letter to USTR says.
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How often I have thought about the immeasurable joy that will be ours someday.
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We are now going to try to make sense of our immeasurable loss privately.
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But I can attest to the immeasurable value of being raised on this wisdom.
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Its contributions to literature are immeasurable; the world is better because it was written.
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Both the love and the pain I will always carry for him is immeasurable.
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William Atkins is the author of "The Immeasurable World: Journeys in Desert Places" (Doubleday).
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It's so hard not to let the immeasurable sadness overshadow the joy of love.
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"I again deeply apologize for causing an immeasurable disappointment and worry," Ms. Park said.
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What English football owes to the the West Indies is immeasurable, impossible to quantify.
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As well as inflicting immeasurable suffering, violent crime is a big obstacle to economic development.
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The pain and anger I feel within my soul is immeasurable, my heart is broken.
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Happiness may arguably seem immeasurable and Buettner admits that academically speaking, it's a meaningless term.
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Yet Little Women continued to exert a nearly immeasurable influence on those who read it.
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After all, a proper foundation of financial knowledge can improve your life in immeasurable ways.
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The financial benefits of such a move to companies like Comcast will be almost immeasurable.
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Despite gaining immeasurable access to skincare, beauty, and cosmetics gurus, she still stands by it.
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The costs to society and levels of human suffering caused by these drugs are immeasurable.
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"We are talking here of objects of immeasurable cultural value," said her colleague Dirk Syndram.
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I can't wait to show you my unfaltering immeasurable love for the rest of our lives.
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"My love and appreciation for you is immeasurable," the How I Met Your Mother actor continued.
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These five amazing men exude an immeasurable amount of positivity that very few could ever match.
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There are lots of cabinet members who would cause immeasurable harm if they weren't so incompetent.
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Words alone cannot describe the immeasurable heartache felt by his friends & family, including his fire family.
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"This single dollar that I ask you to award her is of immeasurable value," he said.
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In short, illegal immigration burdens citizens, both native and immigrant, with immeasurable social and fiscal costs.
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"The operational impacts of the shutdown are immeasurable," an agent working in the Northeast Region stated.
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Twenty years and immeasurable amounts of profit and growth later, Google still lives in Mountain View.
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Her score of 13.7 on Tuesday was markedly better and the boost to her confidence immeasurable.
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For the Vietnamese on the winning side, the war's cost in blood and bone was immeasurable.
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"The use of torture has done immeasurable damage to our national security," retired Army Lt. Gen.
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These investments are immeasurable for families and children whose health is improved by these critical protections.
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The trauma will be immeasurable, yet the message unambiguous: you are neither welcome nor safe here.
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" The family continued, "We are now going to try to make sense of our immeasurable loss privately.
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Life for survivors is anything but comfortable, with many coping with immeasurable trauma and life-altering displacement.
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We can't afford to lose these individuals; the wealth of experience and knowledge they possess is immeasurable.
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And the sudden absence of faith emptied me out in immeasurable ways I could not yet name.
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In this past year, I have learned an immeasurable amount about the bandwidth of my own heart.
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" Autism Speaks Chairman Brian Kelly and President Angela Geiger called Wright's accomplishments in raising autism awareness "immeasurable.
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Clean air and clean water are priceless resources that add immeasurable value to our nation's natural heritage.
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A scientific understanding of the parts may well come at the expense of appreciating the immeasurable whole.
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But he did what he was meant to do, and in immeasurable ways he inspired the world.
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Numerous cyber incidents over the past three years alone have affected countless people and inflicted immeasurable costs.
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Nuclear weapons breed distrust in the international community and their production and maintenance cause immeasurable environmental damage.
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Although she said she wasn't nervous, the pressure for her to win the gold medal was immeasurable.
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This year, we face a rising tide of intolerance that's had an immeasurable impact on my community.
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"When you consider their scale, it's immeasurable," says Andy Mathis, head of partnerships at Oculus for Business.
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Words hold immeasurable weight, which is why we bemoan Donald Trump's mean and facile use of them.
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In this time of confinement, we have been given one immeasurable gift — the freedom to go outside.
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Both men are overcome with survivor's guilt and immeasurable regret over the catastrophe they could have stopped.
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If Georgia's House approves this bill, which would do immeasurable harm to the state's citizens and businesses, Gov.
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These jurisdictions have caused immeasurable harm to the American people and to the very fabric of our Republic.
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" Regarding Cohler, Sugar said Cohler and Benchmark's "immeasurable contributions have helped make Uber the company it is today.
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I loved him when I carried him around for nine months, but this love … this love is immeasurable.
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The amorphous nature of trying to sweep over an immeasurable amount of forgotten-about spending ammunition, is fruitless.
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The allure of Pope is that she is a woman of color in a position of immeasurable power.
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Her contribution to music and to the empowerment and enrichment of our hearts, Spirits and souls is immeasurable.
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Profile in Style 16 Photos View Slide Show ' Murray Moss's impact on the design world is virtually immeasurable.
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One takes immeasurable pleasure in lingering over the thought of the ghost-owners, inventing their characters and lives.
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This can hardly be the outcome for which the U.S. has made immeasurable sacrifices in blood and treasure.
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For Cole, it was another example of Altuve's two essential characteristics: his hard work and his immeasurable determination.
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The movie explores how precious such contact can be when people are separated by an almost immeasurable distance.
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The 1994 crime bill accelerated mass incarceration and inflicted immeasurable harm on black, brown and low-income communities.
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At the core of "Greenwood" is the voice of Ms. Green's body and its sense of immeasurable grief.
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Beyond the physical side effects, Ms. Odiele and InterACT argue that the operations can cause immeasurable emotional trauma.
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"The magnitude and ripple effects of the pain caused by the loss of life is immeasurable," prosecutors wrote.
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" She wrote, "In this past year, I have learned an immeasurable amount about the bandwidth of my own heart.
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It's deeply entrenched in women's perspectives and relationships to each other — the simultaneous trials and immeasurable gifts of womanhood.
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Lauren, this means your family is almost as scary as heavy machinery whirring around a track at immeasurable speeds.
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Military government leader Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha said the country was in "immeasurable grief ... profound sorrow and bereavement".
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It said he would be remembered as someone who made an immeasurable contribution to furthering the cause of liberalism.
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The costs in 2018 could be immeasurable unless we can offer greater objectivity in the investigation and its coverage.
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Bowie's death is a devastating loss, but the influence and legacy of his extraordinary 49-year career remain immeasurable.
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"It is immeasurable to comprehend the anguish and sorrow we have experienced over the last two years," he said.
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After an immeasurable journey through time and space, a craggy gray rock fell to Earth, landing in the Sahara.
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The answer itself is a string of meaningless, immeasurable, unenumerated pledges and accusations held together by spit and hostility.
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These jurisdictions have caused immeasurable harm to the American people and to the very fabric of our Republic. a.
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The cost of goods for many tech services is small, and the investment in community goodwill can yield immeasurable results.
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"Notre Dame is an extraordinary landmark and an immeasurable symbol of Paris," Andreev said in a statement posted to Instagram.
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And, in the bargain, they will do immeasurable harm to the capacious idea of what it means to be Indian.
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It is much harder to interview the immeasurable number of girls and women turned off career-building in aviation altogether.
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Critics have argued that these 153D printable gun downloads are an immeasurable setback to gun control efforts in this country.
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We are beyond grateful for her immeasurable contributions to children all over the world and to the children of Baby2Baby.
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An immeasurable amount of scientific and technological progress, like a huge invisible inverted pyramid, converges on this small, toylike point.
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In other words: love fucks you up and we spend an immeasurable amount of time trying to figure out why.
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They walked down hundreds of darkened stairs, with immeasurable horror all around, some carrying disabled co-workers on their backs.
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I fear House Democrats may be doing immeasurable harm to our Article 85033 powers by taking weak cases to court.
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Together, by considering the immeasurable human impact of our policy decisions, we can reimagine the way we approach criminal justice.
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He paired his astonishing intellect with an immeasurable empathy, and the combination brought out the best in everyone around him.
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Though it may be shrill, disorganized noise to most, it is a serene blissful soundscape of immeasurable splendor to me.
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It reminds us that the magic of art remains fully alive only when we set ourselves immeasurable goals for it.
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Such information is not only immeasurable, but also immeasurably valuable, particularly since these issues led patients to delay their care.
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The cost of organizing the group averages $200 a week, but the benefits to staff members, they say, is immeasurable.
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An anthology series examining intimacy in modern Chicago, this three-season masterpiece explored love, loss, and change with immeasurable kindness.
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"The UN regrets the immeasurable loss of lives and significant damage to the environment and human settlements," a statement said.
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When I've met parents who lost children to opioid abuse, the pain that I see in their eyes is immeasurable.
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"Ginger has brought immeasurable joy to my life especially in hard times or when I'm feeling down," she told CNN.
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"Our community and the Moreno Valley Unified School District family has suffered an immeasurable loss," Kedziora said, per ABC News.
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Speaking to journalists outside his home, he said he was ready to work on solving the "immeasurable crisis" the country faces.
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Saturday night is the perfect way for Faber to bow out of the fledgling sport he had an immeasurable impact on.
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But she found her voice and she found her immeasurable strength and had great years after allowing herself her full potential.
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She was a great talent who had an immeasurable impact on American fashion and the way the world viewed American accessories.
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The opioid crisis is a public health issue that touches the lives of an immeasurable number of people in North America.
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"Royals" follows the exact same mixolydian chords as "Sweet Home Alabama" and the effect it has on this song is immeasurable.
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We also work for our families inside and outside the home, and contribute to society and our economy in immeasurable ways.
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Then there's the economically immeasurable value of working in a job that faces next to no chance of ever being eliminated.
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Plus, it would only add to the immeasurable public health concerns already plaguing the island in the aftermath of the storms.
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Like much of Turrell's work, the piece plays with your sense of perception; the oval appears to be limitless, depth immeasurable.
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Indonesia, just to the south, was slash-burning their land, destroying immeasurable biodiversity in favor of more profitable mono-crop plantations.
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Jerry says analytics are "good to know" -- but the numbers don't take things like momentum and other immeasurable factors into consideration.
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But as reports suggest, the strain on her career in the early 2000s potentially inflicted by Moonves' alleged actions are immeasurable.
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Individual officers caused immeasurable suffering to men like Eric Garner, Amadou Diallo and Abner Louima, among others, and to their families.
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If they don't, they not only risk being fined, but also loss of brand reputation and consumer trust — which are immeasurable.
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Artifacts including diamonds, rubies and sapphires, said to be of immeasurable historical value, were taken from a display room in Dresden.
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"Peter's accomplishments at A.I.G., including his role in the company's turnaround and in driving shareholder value, are immeasurable," Mr. Steenland said.
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A plan that balances an awareness of culture's economic value with an understanding that the impact of the arts is, ultimately, immeasurable.
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His death impacted my family in immeasurable ways, but we honor him by celebrating his life and all he achieved in it.
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ISIS has caused immeasurable suffering & destruction; the death of Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi was an important, much needed action to defeat it.
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And the computers that one day use quantum physics, verifying impossible problems over immeasurable distances, might seem to us more like gods.
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The loss of judges like Jamil and others could be immeasurable to both immigrants and Department of Homeland Security attorneys, Ramirez said.
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"It is with immeasurable sadness that Johannah Deakin's family said goodbye to Johannah " the family said in a statement at the time.
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In its statement, Red Candle Games said that the "art asset incident" caused immeasurable harm to the developer and its business partners.
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If you don't set boundaries around them and learn to say no to your boss, you're giving away something with immeasurable value.
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Chuck received a Lifetime Achievement Award from The Recording Academy in 1984, our formal acknowledgment of his immeasurable contributions to American culture.
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Tamika Catchings is planning to retire after this W.N.B.A. season, and she will leave an immeasurable void on the Indiana Fever roster.
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He arguably ranks even higher in his ability to influence the influencer community, an immeasurable quality with sweeping effects on internet culture.
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The internet has improved and enriched our lives in immeasurable ways, and the sky is the limit for its next 30 years.
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" She added, "The loss is immeasurable … Frank had a lot of other friends, but was not a social media kind of guy.
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"Mom gave us immeasurable joy, love and guidance," one of her daughters, Halie Merrill, told reporters a few days after her death.
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As America observes its 6900th Labor Day, we pay tribute to the immeasurable contributions in our great nation by the American worker.
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In sports: The Virginia Cavaliers defeated Texas Tech, 85-77, in overtime for the university's first national basketball championship and immeasurable redemption.
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"The amount of pure high-speed mileage that he has put on his body — it's immeasurable," Verstegen said in a telephone interview.
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"Nowhere 18" (2019) pictures a child seated on an immeasurable, dusty chalkboard, sketching apartment complexes, heavy machinery, street lights, and planes overhead.
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The Cavaliers defeated Texas Tech, 85-77, in overtime for the university's first national basketball championship, which carried with it immeasurable redemption.
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The WHO's slow response, combined with its poor use of resources and inadequate emergency response systems contributed to countless deaths and immeasurable suffering.
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"Dorothy's sustained dedication to the industry and her long-standing commitment to her community is immeasurable," said Rob Nichols, ABA president and CEO.
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"Monstrous indeed is the madness of men, who desire to subject the immeasurable to the puny measure of their own reason," Calvin exclaimed.
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The desperation and embarrassment of having nowhere else to turn and the daily frustration of living with little privacy and curfews were immeasurable.
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The crimes that have landed people on death row have inflicted deep and immeasurable pain on their victims and those victims' loved ones.
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" He also noted the token $1 Swift is seeking in damages, "the single value of which is immeasurable to all women in this situation.
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Such immeasurable depression causes Asch to turn his back on God of Vengeance, agreeing to script changes that vilify Manke as Rifkele's evil seductress.
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Daley posted a picture of the new addition to the family on Twitter, saying he has brought "immeasurable" love and joy into their lives.
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These are works which call us back to painting as a space of immeasurable possibility, reveling in the enlivened exchange between artist and observer.
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Since data is at the center of our society, its commercial value is quite literally immeasurable, according to Douglas Laney, an analyst at Gartner.
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In this next installment of The Snuggle Is Real, we bring you Corgis with immeasurable squishiness – the only appropriate word we could think of!
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And like too many mothers, she suffered the immeasurable grief of losing a child when her 3-year-old daughter, Robin, died of leukemia.
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And while the artist is admittedly new to the skill, she's no longer a stranger to its immeasurable impact of connecting singer to song.
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But the point is an immeasurable percentage of us are overwhelmed by the sheer number of numbers we deal with on a daily basis.
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Aaliyah meant an immeasurable amount to me because everything she talked about and struggled with resonated with me and what I have gone through.
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"She was a great talent who had an immeasurable impact on American fashion and the way the world viewed American accessories," the statement said.
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Since then, the antibiotics he discovered and the many more he inspired have saved millions of lives and spared immeasurable suffering around the globe.
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Thanks to him, I came realize that, at a certain point, sadly, life may not be worth the immeasurable suffering of an unalterable disease.
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But that doesn't mean that the great scientific minds that have followed since have not delivered immeasurable value to science, or society at large.
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The interactions between the envoy and Jewish community representatives around the world lend an immeasurable element of moral and psychological support to those communities.
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He earned immeasurable wealth before becoming a (let's be honest, Armada crushing aside, fairly average) military commander, and ultimately shat himself to death with dysentery.
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"Vogue" was the world's best selling single in 1990, and its effects on dance music (and Madonna's status as a pop icon) have been immeasurable.
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We have long recognized the power of language to create empathy, to bridge (in simulation) the immeasurable gap between one island of consciousness and another.
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Chris was one of the core team members that helped our nation put humans in space and on the Moon, and his legacy is immeasurable.
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Trump has one incredible and immeasurable advantage that his predecessors did not, which is that his own re-election is not likely his highest priority.
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In lab and test environments alone, where engineers can build complex topologies on their laptops with just a few mouse clicks, the benefits are immeasurable.
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If our nation's philanthropic and charitable institutions become just another vehicle for partisan politics, the loss for the people we collective serve would be immeasurable.
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"The potential exposure to victims, witness and a prosecutor's case would be immeasurable," the governor wrote in a memorandum on Monday when signing the bill.
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In 1951 a young boy and his family fled their burning village during a brutal war that brought immeasurable death and destruction to their country.
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The courage it takes to overcome so many little obstacles to try and right your world and just live normal daily life, again, is immeasurable.
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" Booker tied Biden to the 1990s crime bill, which he said "accelerated mass incarceration and inflicted immeasurable harm on Black, Brown, and low-income communities.
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Between friends, family, and the thousands of people who reached out after I released a podcast of my story, I've found immeasurable peace in solidarity.
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They only had two years with their furry friend, but it's clear from a video Jill Williams shared on YouTube that his impact has been immeasurable.
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The loss of privacy, the potential for identity theft and the years it takes to repair the damages that result from identity theft are seemingly immeasurable.
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While the UN is a small expense for American taxpayers relative to other interests, the benefits these funds provide are immeasurable to people across the globe.
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Bill Gates and Warren Buffett have had immeasurable impact on the world, but what would they do if they lost everything and had to start over?
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And when someone in this high profile like Anthony like Kate dies by their hands, it sends this ripple effect around the world of immeasurable pain.
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By connecting the civilized world (the columns) with the primordial (a lava-like mix of reds), Gechtoff collapses measurable and immeasurable notions of time and space.
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And in other cities — San Diego, Los Angeles, San Francisco and San Jose — it would take an immeasurable amount of time to build up those reserves.
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Daymond suggests her following might be hundreds of millions more by the time 2028 rolls around ... and that kind of power at one's fingertips is immeasurable.
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"We're all in shock and feeling immeasurable sadness at the loss of a beloved member of our family," HBO said in a statement at the time.
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Given Lawler and Cerrone's reputations as two of the most consistently entertaining fighters in MMA, news of their planned collision generated immeasurable excitement among the fans.
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It's like, the more you zoom in and focus on the details, the closer to the invisible and immeasurable qualities—like consciousness and energies—you get.
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" Reid quickly walked back his comments, apologizing for joking about supporting Trump — whom he called a "hateful demagogue who will do immeasurable damage to our country.
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The tragedy of Amiri's death is compounded by the immeasurable harm it will do to America's ability to recruit, now and in the future, human assets.
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If he quits international football now, he will never be vindicated from the errors of the past, while the future will be one of immeasurable isolation.
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"It's one of the most influential arts organizations in New York, in America, in the world — its impact is immeasurable," Mr. Binder said in an interview.
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He was one of the greatest athletes of his generation and has had an immeasurable impact on the world of sport and the community of basketball.
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Federal and state governments are struggling to respond to the surge in opioid abuse, a devastating phenomenon that is taking an immeasurable toll on the country.
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Framed by the landscape, the work erases the land and gives form to the air, allowing an intimate view of what is normally vast and immeasurable.
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It paints a gut-wrenching portrait of the immeasurable pain a single murder conviction has, rippling through those even only tangentially involved in the trial decades later.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads It was an immeasurable loss for art writers and lovers when John Berger died at the age of 90 last month.
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"It is with immeasurable sadness that Johannah Deakin's family said goodbye to Johannah in the early hours of Wednesday, December 7," the family said in a statement.
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Over the weekend, Kakehashi died at the age of 87, leaving behind a legacy of creations that had an immeasurable impact on music all over the world.
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Many of these stops — like the slightly ominous-sounding "Formless Immeasurable Death" one — also come with little in-game descriptions so you can learn more about them.
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Kanye may be fashioning himself like a church leader, but as one of the most visible rappers in the world, he holds an immeasurable amount of influence.
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" Tiffany Thomas Lopez, a former MSU softball player, where Nassar worked until 2015 as a doctor in sports medicine, said, "the amount of loss is almost immeasurable.
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But the benefit to the consumer would be immeasurable, and could end up being a valuable marketing tool until every winemaker jumps on the drip-free bandwagon.
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I couldn't have made the film without the tireless efforts on my tiny crew, as well as the immeasurable talents of both our composer and sound designer.
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For free market conservatives, the foundational cracks have leaked to the point of high water — resulting in lost economic liberty, immeasurable inefficiencies, unmanageable public debt, and cronyism.
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A better compensation law would allow bigger payments, which might deter prosecutorial misconduct that leads to wrongful convictions, and also permit lawsuits for the immeasurable damage done.
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If one or both existing tunnels are closed without an alternative, as our current limitations would require, the result would be unprecedented gridlock and immeasurable lost productively.
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Withdrawing from those trade agreements would have had immeasurable cost to the U.S. economy, and breaching them under those circumstances on that scale would have risked worse.
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"She was a great talent who had an immeasurable impact on American fashion and the way the world viewed American accessories," they said in a statement. 29.
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Today's benefit from satellites is nearly immeasurable, and massive projects such as the International Space Station or the Stratolaunch aircraft are possible only through the industry's growth.
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There is an immeasurable cost of life in war, and soldiers like my father defended the United States at a huge risk to their lives and freedom.
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Consequently, most of the more than 5,000 people in Liberia who contracted, and then beat, the disease have become walking case studies in coping with immeasurable loss.
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This economic harm, as well as the immeasurable injury to the lives of kids and students, demands collective action of the thousands of organizations that represent immigrants.
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They were more or less flunkies for a bully whose top priorities have always been an immense fortune and immeasurable celebrity, though not necessarily in that order.
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Of course, America still has virtually immeasurable military and economic power, but legitimacy and authority are required to use this power as effectively and efficiently as possible.
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It's an heirloom I share with thousands of other Australian children whose birthdays were also brought to life by supermarket cake mix, nauseating effort and immeasurable love.
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"Our hearts are crushed with the immeasurable loss of this effervescent, bright, talented young man," Freestyle Canada Chief Executive Officer Peter Judge said in a news release.
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The 48 years of debate have caused immeasurable suffering to those whose humanity has been denied by their church and increasing frustration among "traditionalists," progressives and moderates.
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"It's not just the violence that they've caused, it's the fear, the immeasurable fear that our children live in because they are still on our streets," Swalwell said.
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The extent of the first daughter's power is immeasurable because it's pretty much nonexistent and she has just made everyone believe she is powerful through smoke and mirrors.
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How US society chooses to highlight violence against Black people in both the past and the present is absolutely something political given the immeasurable scars embedded across generations.
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"We as a nation are unfortunately now face to face with a situation of unlimited, immeasurable acts that are inhumane, defy human values and are treacherous," Muezzinoglu said.
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His only comfort is in the sublime—caves of ice, bleak skies, dreary glaciers—which shows him how meagre man's gifts are in the face of immeasurable nature.
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The true cost of shame and humiliation associated with not having the proper supply of sanitary supplies in our correctional facilities is immeasurable for this population of women.
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Trump's X Factor – Trump has one incredible and immeasurable advantage that his predecessors did not, which is that his own re-election is not likely his highest priority.
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" Karl A. Racine, the attorney general for the District of Columbia, wrote on Twitter: "Immigrants add immeasurable value to our city and our nation — and they deserve respect.
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" She also wrote some touching and sweet words about all the prayers they're getting from around the world, and described their love for Kobe and Gigi as "immeasurable.
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Three conditions — cancer, vascular events, and infection — accounted for three-quarters of the cases, causing immeasurable human harm and suffering and an estimated $1.8 billion in malpractice suits.
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"Whether it's a quick swim, a sunset walk, picking flowers, or collecting rocks with the kids, all of it releases stress and fulfills me in an immeasurable way."
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But the FBI has a healthy reserve of antibodies, represented by a workforce that is dedicated to the "ideal" of the FBI and that knows its immeasurable value.
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The personal suffering inflicted by the opioid crisis is immeasurable, and the financial toll has been so staggering that it is difficult to imagine an equitable means of reparation.
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The strained relationship with neighboring Pakistan has had immeasurable costs, from the thousands of lives that have been lost to violent conflict to the years of missed economic opportunities.
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Even though the genetic code commands a seemingly immeasurable number of organisms, it also binds us all together as descendents of a shared ancestor—a lingua franca for life.
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Trump signed an executive order shortly after entering office that called for the enforcement of federal immigration laws and saying sanctuary cities "have caused immeasurable harm" to public safety.
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While our sadness is immeasurable and we will miss his smiling beautiful soul, we are also comforted in knowing that today our son has touched the face of God.
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The damage that would be done to any network by even thinking about bringing her on would be immeasurable and would generate a backlash unlike anything we have seen.
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It's not easy to get that level of intimacy and be able to talk about intangible stuff, and the value of it is immeasurable in understanding what we do.
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The President's inclination to show the cameras what he has just signed after signing executive orders provided an immeasurable amount of inspiration for meme lovers and Trump trolls alike.
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But even with an immeasurable assist from this media corps and an army of celebrities, "thought leaders," and Twitter blue-checkmarks, it is possible for the Democrats to overreach.
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But while we may not know the exact year of Carey's birth, we do know that she has brought us immeasurable joy in her time as a pop queen.
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But Véra's "immeasurable love," in the words of their only son, Dmitri, prevented her from destroying the manuscript, and following her death in 1991, the decision fell to him.
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Marianne and Paul presume that she's a conquest, the latest in an immeasurable line: an easy mistake to make, for Harry ogles her and brandishes her like a prize.
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During a time of immeasurable grief, there is comfort in knowing how much he was loved, and that his tremendous impact will be felt for many, many years to come.
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If extreme poverty gets as bad as it was in 1980 due to climate change, that will be an immeasurable humanitarian failure, and hundreds of millions of people will die.
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As an actress of immeasurable influence and resources, her desire to elevate issues of equality and women's rights on every platform available to her are commendable and important to acknowledge.
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"The changes that have happened in technology have been quite immeasurable," my dad said during one of our weekly calls, as we discussed the inevitable end to his gadget pile.
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"Maury has always been a pleasure to work with, and his commitment to the business has been immeasurable," David Bleustein, UBS's Head of Americas Equities Research, said in a statement.
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Her Deep Listening philosophy has had an immeasurable impact on avant-garde music, and came out of a 1988 performance in an underground cistern that possessed an enormous natural reverb.
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"Your tremendous outpouring of support and kind letters have made it possible for us to cope with the immeasurable stress, particularly the disruption to our safety and privacy," Ford wrote.
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I detest Donald Trump and the damage he is doing to all of us, and it does my heart immeasurable good to see him and his minions pilloried without mercy.
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"The thieves stole cultural treasures of immeasurable worth — that is not only the material worth but also the intangible worth to the state of Saxony, which is impossible to estimate."
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Vin Weber, a former Jeb Bush supporter, says he would "absolutely" call for Pence to leave the ticket as a way to put "immeasurable pressure" on Trump to leave the race.
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" In a statement released Tuesday, President Jacob Zuma of the Republic of South Africa described Masekela's death as "an immeasurable loss to the music industry and to the country at large.
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The stress test on this cheap Olympic bar reveals that the straight metal bar can lift an immeasurable amount of weight before it buckles and permanently bends itself out of shape.
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The Empress also said she felt "an immeasurable sense of peace" that Akihito will be able to rest and spend quiet days after years of pursuing how the Emperor should be.
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As one of the biggest festivals in the world—this year drew almost 100,000 people daily—Coachella caters to an immeasurable number of musical genres and the lifestyles that accompany them.
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These fresh ideas can fundamentally change how we cooperate as neighbors — an immeasurable improvement over the failed unilateralism of the past half century and the ill-fated agreements that preceded it.
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" The Council of Fashion Designers of America in a statement called Spade "a great talent who had an immeasurable impact on American fashion and the way the world viewed American accessories.
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" The Council of Fashion Designers of America in a statement called Spade "a great talent who had an immeasurable impact on American fashion and the way the world viewed American accessories.
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She never breathes a word of anger or resentment to her children, and they have never reproached their father or me for the immeasurable disruption we have caused to their lives.
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I love the idea that earth, and the entire solar system that surrounds it, is simply an atoll in space, a collection of mass and heat encased by an immeasurable expanse.
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The knock-on effects on the 210 percent of all marine life that depends on coral reefs would be profound and immeasurable… The very foundation of human civilization is at stake.
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Comments were overheard from lawmakers that those with high insurance costs brought it on themselves – the ignorance of that comment is immeasurable as any first year medical student could tell you.
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A win for either fighter would have an immeasurable impact on their status in the division, while a loss would certainly be seen as a major setback despite both opponents' respective skillsets.
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I agonized over every feeding, dealt with immeasurable emotional and physical pain, and put so much pressure on myself that I managed to get mastitis not one, not two, but three times.
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Yet despite these immeasurable odds, I am here today to tell you that On the Ropes: Vintage Boxing Cards from the Jefferson R. Burdick Collection is the sleeper hit of the summer.
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"If you are on proper antiretroviral therapy and you are truly undetectable, you will not transmit the virus to your sexual partner because — the risk is so low it's immeasurable," Fauci says.
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If managers have the insights to reward individuals purely based on data rather than immeasurable qualitative soft skills or personal style, a product like this could internally redefine an organizations' best practices.
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"The central government's vigorous promotion of integrated development in Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei... has brought immeasurable development potential to our province," said Dang, who also chairs Hebei's special office to promote regional integration.
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Achieving this astounding outcome, which seems almost unimaginable today, wasn't easy; There were many shouting matches behind closed doors, immeasurable give-and-take, and a few threats before the product was enacted.
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But in the wake of the art-pop legend's death, it's become apparent that beyond his direct contributions to the dance world, he's had an immeasurable impact on the scene's younger practitioners.
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Mr. Trump's thinly veiled threat to execute those intrepid few who seek to advance the greater good at immeasurable sacrifice to their own should be seen as the act of a coward.
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For the future, I-, I'd say I hope everybody finds their-, their own worth, and finds their happiness, in there, and happiness is-, is immeasurable and it's-, there's no standard in it.
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In the "Crash of 1987," which I covered from the floors of all three Chicago exchanges, an older version of the VIX surged to levels so high that it was immeasurable. Oct.
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"The damage that the Secretary of Education is doing to children, youth and their parents is immeasurable," Aida Diaz, president of a union that represents some 30,85033 teachers, told The Associated Press.
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Herb's passion, zest for life, and insatiable investment in relationships made lasting and immeasurable impressions on all who knew him and will forever be the bedrock and esprit de corps of Southwest Airlines.
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The humanitarian crisis is immeasurable, and those inside and out of the city are wondering aloud why the world has seemingly abandoned the thousands of innocent people still caught in Aleppo's deadly snarl.
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"What Suzanne Wright has done to raise awareness of autism is immeasurable," Autism Speaks Chairman of the Board of Directors Brian Kelly and President and CEO Angela Geiger said in a joint statement.
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The server didn't contain any customer or employee information, per se, but had these sensitive credentials fallen into the wrong hands, the researchers said, the devastation at Viacom would have been ostensibly immeasurable.
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Since he launched his bid for the Republican nomination, Donald Trump has proven over and over again that he is a hateful demagogue who would do immeasurable damage to our country if elected.
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The video, posted to Facebook, racked up more than 118,000 likes and an immeasurable amount of nostalgia for the days when figuring out how to spell "blorskee" was the biggest problem in life.
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After the long crisis over the euro – an undertaking that has caused Europe immeasurable economic and now political damage – it is presumptuous for the EU to talk about 'shocks' to the world economy.
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" The network went on to thank "Dan and his Schneider's Bakery producers, executives and social media team for their immeasurable contributions to Nickelodeon, and we wish them the best in their future endeavors.
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We asked her to write a feature about the pressures of having a baby in a music industry, where the notion of working hours is meaningless and the pressure to deliver is immeasurable.
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Although Brazil began the game with an immeasurable home-court advantage, it also had to deal with the fact that it had lost to the Italians in four sets during the preliminary round.
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But what is so often left out of the calculus is the immeasurable social and economic costs of industrial fossil fuel expansion, ranging from the health impacts of pollution to extreme weather events.
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But Jordan's real value comes in immeasurable ways on the defensive end, where he has evolved from an undisciplined shot-block-chasing maniac to one of the most impenetrable anchors in the game.
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When you give the gift of Google Play credit, you give your friend, family member, or colleague the ability to choose from among an almost immeasurable library of music, movies, games, and more.
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"Prime Minister Abe expresses anew his most sincere apologies and remorse to all the women who underwent immeasurable and painful experiences and suffered incurable physical and psychological wounds as comfort women," the agreement said.
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This phobia, which is not a recognized disorder but is well-known by psychologists and Reddit users alike, manifests itself in immeasurable ways, and can simply be defined as the fear of large objects.
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There, somewhere, is the final resting place of Himiko, "the first queen of Japan," who, if disturbed, will unleash terrors so immeasurable that they could leave the world in direst need of a sequel.
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It taught me the importance of pushing through something unpleasant in order to let it shape you for the better, and that doing so would make you stronger in ways both observable and immeasurable.
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The young activist, whose organizing work and voice has been an immeasurable service to the world, has an incomparable ability to help the world understand the deep grief and consequences caused by gun violence.
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Instead, I use them to help me connect with the people who have suffered and continue to suffer immeasurable pain and injustice, while clinging to their humanity and their vision of a better country.
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This gap puts too many New Yorkers on razor-thin budgets, so that any contingency, like a sickness or a lost job, can lead to evictions, homelessness and immeasurable distress from a disrupted life.
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In just 15 years, 14+ billion square feet of real estate around the world have been LEED registered and certified, reducing energy use by double digit percentages and avoiding immeasurable environmental toxins and greenhouse gases.
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The problem is the growing certainty that you were sold a false bill of goods about the immeasurable value of higher education, and that'll you'll be forever paying down the cost of a broken dream.
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What the correspondence might reveal "Eliot is the rare poet who is also a vital critic and thinker; the contribution of the letters to our understanding of his work promises to be immeasurable," Stewart added.
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Franklin's contributions to music are almost immeasurable, and many say the singer of such classics as "Respect" and "(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman" is quite simply the greatest voice they've ever heard.
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It's also left local governments and the private sector with the immeasurable burden of figuring out how to protect property and infrastructure from seas that are rising faster than they have in more than 3,000 years.
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"The happiness a pet brings to a family is immeasurable," Martinez Byrne added, "and we're so glad we could be a part of bringing that happiness to Anna during this difficult time for her and her family."
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The legislation will close that loophole, which has caused immeasurable hardship for many of America's most iconic music pioneers who brought us Rock 'n' Roll, Motown, Jazz and Blues that we still know and listen to today.
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Many of these children are refugees who would never know to define themselves as such without the aid of lawyers who spend countless hours and immeasurable resources piecing together a history the child is unable to tell.
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"The price of freedom surely feels incredibly high to all those of us who know and love our individual soldier, but the value of freedom is immeasurable to all who know and love America," Jennie Taylor said.
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"My dream, from the age of 10, had been to come back to work at St. Jude," said Ms. Wilkerson, who spent immeasurable time serving as a volunteer fund-raiser for St. Jude during her college tenure.
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The world is full of uncertain choices, of course, but the contrast between options is rarely so stark: the crisis of climate change and immiserated labor on the one hand, immeasurable risk and potential on the other.
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While crediting the United Nations with immeasurable help to assuage the food situation, Mr. Buhari said, "The hype, especially that which suggests that the government is doing nothing is, therefore, uncharitable and unnecessary," according to the statement.
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" Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads MEXICO CITY — The immeasurable importance of Dada, which arose as a reaction to the unprecedented violence of WWI, is especially important to evoke during this moment of post-truth and "alternative facts.
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As the new Costs of War report and 3.1 million deaths should remind us, part of our responsibility must be to repair some of the immeasurable damage done and to ensure that wars like these never happen again.
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Builders with vision and determination, inspired to make America a country where everyone can pursue their outdoor passions, where the many and often immeasurable benefits of public lands are not enjoyed by the few, but by the many.
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The Twitter Selfie An immeasurable amount of news-making photo and video content is being pushed out via celebrity profiles on Twitter only to be screenshotted, uploaded and then turned into their own "news" stories on disparate sites.
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The Raptors are out a potentially useful forward and one of their better shooters, but the savings in terms of potential luxury tax payments are in the eight figures and the savings in terms of flexibility are immeasurable.
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"When the President of the United States reveals himself to be an unabashed bigot, attacking minorities in his own country, America's ability to stand credibly against human rights abuses ... is thwarted in ways lasting and immeasurable," Rice wrote.
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"Today on behalf of the Western Australian police force, I would like to say sorry to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people for our participation in past wrongful actions that have caused immeasurable pain and suffering," he said.
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Nike, which has been linked to Mr. Bryant for nearly two decades and helped popularize his "Black Mamba" nickname, cited his "immeasurable impact" and made no mention of a recently updated sneaker design called Kobe V Protro Chaos.
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The ability to do all that "observation-guided sample preparation followed by investigations" would be such a huge breakthrough that the scientific value of going even from zero Martian soil to a little Martian soil is effectively immeasurable.
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None of the hot takes I had ready about abortion rights could prepare me for what I was supposed to be doing: challenging someone whose faith was trapping her in poverty but also providing an immeasurable amount of solace.
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But something else creeped into our discussion, an immeasurable notion so distracting and polarizing for most in the disinformation research community that I learned long ago to stop bringing it up: What is the impact of these misinformation campaigns?
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Indeed, in reviews of the Boston Marathon bombing response, the quick action of police officers to move remaining and uninjured runners to impromptu sites for family reconciliation did immeasurable good in limiting the panic and moving the city forward.
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In this small corner of Havana, in this history-making moment between two nations that have remained stuck in a ludicrous stalemate that has resulted in immeasurable human suffering, I sensed unmitigated joy and hope for a new Cuba.
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Despite the hand-wringing of many in academia, who saw the immeasurable richness of a college education crassly reduced to a dollar sign, the data has wrought a sea change in the way students and families evaluate prospective colleges.
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"We thank Dan and his Schneider's Bakery producers, executives and social media team for their immeasurable contributions to Nickelodeon, and we wish them the best in their future endeavors," the network and Mr. Schneider said in their shared statement.
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The on-campus Stamelos Gallery Center will officially open September 12 with a ceremony and exhibition titled Electra and Bill: Honoring an Immeasurable Contribution, which will feature work by Electra as well as art donated from the family's collection.
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These whole communities were under siege, and it not only did lasting damage to the relationship between those communities and the Police Department, it accrued immeasurable psychological damage to an entire generation of black and brown boys and men.
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It's a clear satire of the invasion of Iraq, and shows how even soldiers on the ground operating with full belief in the rightness and heroism of their actions can easily stumble into situations that can cause immeasurable harm.
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But while the Mute R. Kelly campaign was swiftly created following the Lifetime documentary that detailed the allegations against him, is it even possible to mute Michael Jackson — an artist whose star power and influence on the world is practically immeasurable?
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Kelly's remarks echo a report from Reuters that DHS is weighing such a plan -- a chilling prospect that could inflict immeasurable psychological trauma on young children who have just completed a perilous journey to the US from their home countries.
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"And so today, on behalf of the Western Australian Police Force, I would like to say &apossorry&apos to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples for our participation in past wrongful actions that have caused immeasurable pain and suffering," he added.
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The scene reveals their immeasurable selfishness – which we sort of sensed when they killed a child in order to avoid switching schools – as does the present scene in which they stage a massive gang fight in order to exact personal revenge.
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"This failure on behalf of the Department of Defense has led to the loss of innocent lives by putting guns in the hands of criminals and those who wish to cause immeasurable harm," Mayor Bill de Blasio of New York said.
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Though I tried to write a first poem about that immeasurable loss back then, I think afterward I turned to history, and particularly the history of my Mississippi, in order to look outward, away from that core of grief inside me.
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In a statement, Lisa Katz and Tracey Pakosta, co-presidents of scripted programming at NBC Entertainment, thanked Ferrera for her "immeasurable contributions" to the series, "both in front of and behind the camera as well as an ambassador for the show."
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The cheek waits to be kissed by air as it was once kissed by the dark-haired boy in the boathouse whose late-night lesson was that the distance between what had been described and what was now happening was immeasurable.
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Her lawyer Douglas Baldridge had said she did not want to bankrupt Mr. Mueller, but saw the award as symbolically "immeasurable to all women," proving that they could report an assault without fear of facing a lawsuit from the attacker.
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Now, with two outs in the top of the ninth, Charles, the 212-year-old third baseman to whom this World Series is an unexpected and immeasurable experience, bounced a single through the left side, his second hit in a row.
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However, when you Americans decide to take center stage at our events our tastes expand to immeasurable lengths and we remember that we're responsible for the likes of Shania Twain, Celine Dion, The Tragically Hip, and sometimes The Tea Party if we're desperate.
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"You find yourself investing in relationships that give as much as they get, you start to get a sense of the true size of your worth (immeasurable), you start to like yourself for who you really are (warts and all)," she says.
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For little Black girls — boys...for anyone who's ever felt the odds stacked against them — to see the possibilities of their potential magnified on a grand stage, or for elders to finally witness what they never felt possible...it was of immeasurable importance.
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Almost every country around the world has found ways of making parental leave the priority it should be for their people, with up to a year off and more, and for good reason — the benefits to kids and to society are immeasurable.
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It doesn't seem logical, as I write this, that I would still be a huge fan of football, or that my disabled friend, who has lived a life of immeasurable pain and hardship because of the football injury, would be one, too.
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The Governor ought to protect the Bail Reform law, take up the Elder Parole Act, the HALT Solitary Confinement Act, and the Fair And Timely Parole Act, each of which would make an immeasurable difference in the lives of many incarcerated people.
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The immeasurable warmth of the moment created an indestructible snapshot within my memory; in this snapshot Sam slowly drops down to one knee and holds the engagement ring up in the air, making it sparkle in the light of the 7-Eleven sign.
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The underlying code is: Don't tell anyone you're pregnant until you're 12 weeks along, because if you miscarry or find out it has an incurable disease and you decide to abort, you might have to (gasp) explain to people the unexplainable: your own immeasurable despair.
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We applaud any positive movement in prison reform, and President Obama's efforts, including the commuting of federal sentences and the revisions to the sentencing guidelines with respect to crack and power cocaine have made an immeasurable difference in the individual lives of those impacted.
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Despite the immeasurable hype that's surrounded it since it was first revealed back in December 2013, No Man's Sky has remained a fantastic mystery, a dazzlingly multi-colored enigma, a sci-fi shooter-cum-puzzler with no pre-release spoilers to really write home about.
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"In life and in death, Jack will forever be remembered for the immeasurable joy he brought to all who had the pleasure of knowing him, a joy whose wide reach belied his six short years," Jack's family wrote in an obituary for the little boy.
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By asking for a "single symbolic dollar, the value of which is immeasurable to all women in this situation," as her lawyer Douglas Baldridge told the jury, she removed the most malicious line of defense — that women only cry assault for attention or financial gain.
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"This failure on behalf of the Department of Defense has led to the loss of innocent lives by putting guns in the hands of criminals and those who wish to cause immeasurable harm," New York Mayor Bill de Blasio (D) said in a statement.
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BERLIN — Thieves broke into a museum in the eastern German city of Dresden early Monday and made off with three collections of jewelry from the royal house of Saxony, made of gold and precious stones, that authorities said were of immeasurable historical and cultural value.
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With my beloved Eydie, I had one of the great loves of all time; my career has always been there for me as a source of joy and fulfillment; and you, my fans, have shown immeasurable love and support in ways I only could have imagined.
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With some urgency, the Source Book directs a conscious move away from the distant spectacle of a nuclear sublime — remote and immeasurable — towards the immediacy of the "lived experience of the uncanny nature of radiation" ushered in by disasters such as Chernobyl, Three Mile Island, and Fukushima.
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"The profound impact of Stan Lee's creations and the influence that his singular vision has had on our culture and the world of cinema is almost immeasurable and virtually unparalleled by any other modern day artist," Paul Dergarabedian, a senior media analyst at Comscore, told CNN.
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And it can have immeasurable value—ask Kate Middleton's wealthy middle-class parents, who sent their daughter to the exclusive co-ed boarding school Marlborough College as a stepping stone to St. Andrew's University, where she met and started to date a member of the royal family.
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The plot involves bad orcs (of a type different from but related to J.R.R. Tolkien's beasts) invading a human land whose king, played by Dominic Cooper, fights back alongside a motley crew (including Travis Fimmel and Paula Patton) and an immeasurable amount of makeup and digital effects.
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The old pot, the steam, the air in savor, the close room, the precious butter, the blue fingers throbbing, our bodies in all the customs of weariness, the supper, succulent of the freezing dark sea come up, and hunger, its own happiness, its own domain immeasurable.
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But we also can't lose sight of the fact that these bills will finally give the fundamental democratic right to congressional representation to more than 700,000 Americans and rectify a deep injustice that has persisted since our nation's birth and caused immeasurable harm to its residents since.
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Mere months away from turning 40, and tasked with toppling the immeasurable might of Real Madrid in what could well be his last appearance in a Champions League final, for Buffon the prospect of a European title remaining forever simply too far from reach could scarcely be more likely.
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"Digging up City streets and sidewalks on the scale that you are demanding would cause enormous and unnecessary disruptions to vehicle and pedestrian traffic, and would impose immeasurable inconvenience and hardship on countless residents and businesses," claimed Craig Silliman, Verizon's executive vice president of public policy and general counsel.
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Vanda Vieira-Schmidt, "Weltrettungsprojekt [World Rescue Project]" (1995–ongoing) (click to enlarge)Agematsu's collection is just one of many on view in The Keeper, the New Museum's current exhibition that explores the rituals of accumulating and preserving all sorts of items that hold immeasurable meaning to their owners.
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With Spalding's sister Lavinia, a travel writer and a former Hell's Backbone employee, Castle and Spalding have also produced two cookbooks, " With a Measure of Grace ," in 2004, and " This Immeasurable Place ," in 2017, which feature profiles of Boulder residents and the restaurant's staff as centrally as recipes.
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This regional network of treatment centers and assessment hospitals, along with key public health, emergency medical services and other stakeholders, has also had an immeasurable impact on health system preparedness by strengthening relationships between hospitals and health departments as well as coordination among local, state and federal agencies.
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This inconspicuous ownership line underscores the immeasurable importance of the Public Works of Art Project (215–34) and the WPA (Works Progress Administration) Federal Art Project (1935–1943), two Depression-era programs based on the radical proposition that artists should be able to make a living making art.
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But Ms. Weiser added that studies have indicated that automatic registration would pay for itself within one or two election cycles, and that early voting would provide immeasurable convenience, allowing officials to avert the kind of Election Day snafus that paralyzed much of New York City this year.
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"Coach Snyder has had an immeasurable impact on our football program, Kansas State University, the Manhattan community and the entire state of Kansas, and it has been an honor and a privilege to get to know and work with him the past two years," AD Gene Taylor said.
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The 30th season includes Camille A. Brown's joyful "Black Girl: Linguistic Play"; a tap production created exclusively for the festival by the enterprising Michelle Dorrance; and performances by the Trisha Brown Dance Company, which will be a chance to reflect on Ms. Brown's immeasurable contributions to the field.
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Hearing a song that speaks to the heart—ones about how even when down and out, God has been there to hold you up or how the challenges of life will no longer exists when you pass on and meet him and other loved ones in Heaven—holds immeasurable power.
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Gore, who won an Oscar and shared a Nobel Peace Prize in 2007 for his climate change documentary "An Inconvenient Truth", said he had "immeasurable respect" for Merkel and acknowledged that she was operating in a difficult political landscape, but urged Germany to re-establish its leadership on the climate.
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"Immeasurable gratitude and love to a fellow yeoman of the apocalypse; sir Michael from that hamlet called Walters, need accept each and every Crimson palm-sting, as high fives rain upon his bitchen nobility, not just from this traveler, but from his safe and stable brood as well …," wrote the 51-year-old.
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While teams who insist that their "12th man" earns them wins (coughSeahawkscough) can be downright insufferable—we get it, you guys are loud and annoying but no, there is not another football player on the field; that is illegal—a fan's contribution to the game is immeasurable, as well it should be.
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Perhaps for that very reason, she has that immeasurable twinkle, the star-quality that James Mason's Norman would later describe as the "certain pleasures you get, little-little jabs of pleasure when a swordfish take a hook, or-or when you see a great fighter get in right for the kill," in the 2101 film.
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" In President Trump's Executive Order 2628, Enhancing Public Safety in the Interior of the United States, he declares that "Sanctuary jurisdictions" that "willfully violate Federal law in an attempt to shield aliens from removal from the United States" have caused "immeasurable harm to the American people and to the very fabric of our Republic.
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And as his trousers slipped down his legs all the burdens of his life to date seemed to fall away from him; he tipped back his head and faced up into the darkness beneath the ceiling, and for one blessed moment he felt as if he could understand the things of this world in all their immeasurable beauty.
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In 6900 alone, substance use resulted in almost 2628,28503 opioid-related overdose deaths, more than 22019,000 other overdose deaths, almost 90,000 alcohol-related deaths, immeasurable strains on families and relationships, compromised physical and mental health among people from every age and walk of life, increased spread of infectious disease, loss of productivity, and huge health care expenditures.
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The griot tradition of West Africa and musical back and forth between the region's guitar bands and western blues/rock is extensive while traditional Arabic and Moorish influence on international avant garde is immeasurable so Noura Mint Seymali doesn't need fulsome praise that is dependent on strained comparisons to indie bands du jour or what is or was hip.
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In the time that Dolan has owned the team, it's been clear that the Liberty have been an afterthought - from small, immeasurable slights like a seeming disinterest in allocating marketing and advertising dollars, to the slap in the face of appointing Isaiah Thomas, the former Knicks coach who was found guilty of sexual harassment, as the president of the Liberty in 2015.
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" The victim's mother is seeking a jury trial for the school's alleged Title IX violation, the failure to train the campus police "on how to properly investigate allegations of sexual misconduct," and the intentional infliction of emotional stress that "as a direct and proximate result Cherelle suffered wrongful death" and immeasurable physical and emotional injury prior to her death," the lawsuit claims.
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The founders' idea was to endow a nonprofit with the expertise and the resources to be competitive with private enterprise, while at the same time making its discoveries available as open source—so long as it was safe to do so—thus potentially heading off a situation where a few corporations reap the almost immeasurable rewards of a vast new world.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has already done immeasurable damage to our standing in the world, our public health protections and our environment.
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" VandeHei, a father of two, read the column on a flight, and batted out this response on his iPhone while we were landing: "These kids are growing up with incomprehensible access to people, ideas and information, and [are] armed with immeasurable and invaluable skills and tech/social media savvy, giving them the power to do much more and much earlier in life than those before them.
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Whether these men were acting consciously or have merely been caught up in an elaborate conspiracy of manipulation remains to be seen, but what can't be argued is that the Kremlin has succeeded in creating the impression that the United States government is a mess on the brink of chaos while it, the Russian ruling power, is a stable force blessed with immeasurable power and influence over even its strongest adversaries.
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Stephen King paid tribute on Twitter, saying that there will "never be another like you", while horror author Paul Tremblay (Disappearance at Devil's Rock and A Head Full of Ghosts) told The Verge that Romero's "impact on the modern horror film and horror culture is immeasurable," and that "Night of the Living Dead and Dawn of the Dead remain two of the most important American films ever made; frightening, deftly political, smart, and human."
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Government-sponsored innovations in the latter half of the 20th Century have had an immeasurable impact on the US economy and created industries where millions are employed today: The US commercial aviation industry that, today, leads our exports of high value-added manufactured goods, was made possible only because the airframe of the Boeing 707 was based on the Boeing KC-135 Stratotanker, developed for US Air Force mid-air refueling in the 1950s.
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