To him, being unemployed was immensely difficult — and valuable.
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At first glance, Watford is an immensely appealing, qualified nominee.
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"Your father is so immensely proud of you," Henry said.
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That's a problem with a definable but immensely complicated solution.
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"The players can be immensely proud of themselves," Shakespeare said.
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In that scenario, he could end up being immensely consequential.
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That approach has proven immensely potent in the GOP primary.
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Why do they stay and watch this immensely sad scene?
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Since then, they have supported each other immensely in public.
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"The IMF will be immensely happy with Allawi," said Jiyad.
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Shirking from this responsibility has damaged our international credibility immensely.
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She later wrote a Facebook post that was immensely moving.
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BOB IGER: Well Star Wars is an immensely popular property.
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Thank you, truly, immensely, sincerely and with my entire heart.
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This decision is one that I respect him for immensely.
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Ten years later, I feel immensely proud to be gay.
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Another year, another immensely creepy horror movie coming from A24.
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I am immensely grateful that it was fast and painless.
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Over time, that company can benefit immensely from its autonomy.
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But, when implemented strategically, the pros outweigh the cons immensely.
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He was an immensely appealing figure to the Republican base.
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Instead of mass hysteria, however, the result is immensely precious.
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Movies benefit immensely from a pair of headphones like these.
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So why is PepsiCo automating if it's already immensely profitable?
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" He continued: "Those were mistakes, and I regret them immensely.
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When it comes to buying groceries, prices are immensely important.
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But these efforts are immensely beneficial for tech giants, too.
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Stefanie's beautiful, angelical and talented presence will be immensely missed.
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This was radical at that time, immensely liberating and empowering.
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Or just Give Up. Anyway, this game frustrated me immensely.
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Africa's agricultural productivity has improved immensely over the past decade.
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I am immensely grateful and overjoyed to have them back.
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CHINA'S leaders are immensely proud of their country's ancient origins.
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For all her frailty, she is immensely likable and devoted.
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It's a phenomenon that helps some immensely and crushes others.
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Which past Trump's supporters are mourning, of course, matters immensely.
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I'm sure any mother reading this understands that statement immensely.
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" He added, "Those were mistakes, and I regret them immensely.
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He calls these people "immensely disadvantaged" patients, meaning that they
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The memo has been immensely polarizing within the Trump administration.
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It's joyful, very challenging and immensely satisfying, maybe even rejuvenating.
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A word of caution: Fontainebleau is immense, and immensely varied.
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"Those were mistakes, and I regret them immensely," Moonves said.
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Because "once problems start," he said, "they become immensely costly."
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By 2016, both companies had become immensely powerful and influential.
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They have an immensely dedicated staff whose time is valuable.
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Nureyev was fiercely charismatic, immensely talented and obsessed by dance.
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And there's something immensely satisfying about doing a big bake.
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I'll just mention three forms that are immensely popular today.
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It is hard not to feel immensely vulnerable about this.
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It's an immensely important relationship for both sides to maintain.
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It will be a tough dash, with immensely important stakes.
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Jeter's group will benefit from an immensely favorable stadium deal.
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I expect the bird knows it and feels immensely arrogant.
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My sorrow, caused by this destruction, has inspired me immensely.
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It helped immensely that Liz's writing here is so good.
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For both types of users, quitting has proven immensely difficult.
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She is impressed by his talent and respects him immensely.
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It's an immensely satisfying and MASSIVE end to the saga.
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Credit to the immensely talented Jacqui Watson for these photos!
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It manages to wrap up with an immensely satisfying end.
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And it just caught on in an immensely popular way.
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If it happens, this trade war will be immensely damaging.
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I really, really am going to miss you both. Immensely.
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Both games are immensely huge and once you get past 10 to the hundredth power, 10 to 120, 10 to 170 [in number of possible positions], they're all just immensely huge, very complex games.
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Immensely humbling and I'll never be able to thank her properly.
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"It's been developed immensely," he said, specifically citing the Southeastern coastline.
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Nuclear reactors are, by their very definition, immensely difficult to control.
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This is an immensely difficult part of the world to study.
|
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In the process, it made Wang and his son immensely wealthy.
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He told CNBC that streaming is immensely profitable for pop artists.
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But in the end, they both profit immensely from their names.
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Food aid looks good on television, but it is immensely wasteful.
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Philanthropist Prince was immensely charitable -- giving away lots of money anonymously.
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I was sweating immensely, drained of energy, and could barely walk.
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And I became grateful -- immensely, unwaveringly, and forever grateful for you.
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"She was so loved and we miss her immensely," Young said.
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Meet all the great scientists and their immensely grateful patients here.
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He's so immensely strong but he can't take everything on himself.
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Concrete is an immensely strong material, especially when coupled with steel.
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The deal that was reached proved immensely beneficial to all concerned.
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Jilla barely balks before trying it and immensely enjoys the dish.
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So immensely sad people feel they have to do this pic.twitter.
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I almost didn't include this because it looks so immensely bad.
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He and I agreed on little, but I liked him immensely.
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But the position is still immensely pessimistic from a historical standpoint.
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Rick Perry — two immensely popular figures in the Texas conservative movement.
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"I'm immensely proud of what my father did," said Greg Schmidt.
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It's a delicate process that is both disgusting and immensely gratifying.
|
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It's colorful, incredibly deep, and at the same time immensely accessible.
|
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I think the key point is firms are being immensely practical.
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While it was an immensely hard decision, I don't regret it.
|
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The immensely popular game has prompted numerous safety concerns and complaints.
|
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I find that seamless meeting of legibility and illegibility immensely refreshing.
|
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For another, the circumstances surrounding her defeat are immensely more disturbing.
|
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It was immediately dubbed the "dementia tax" and became immensely unpopular.
|
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My wife and I have seen "Hamilton" and enjoyed it immensely.
|
|
Rhode Island has turned out to be an immensely important case.
|
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Asia's markets are expected to grow immensely in the years ahead.
|
|
"We enjoyed our times here with the Clintons immensely," said Mrs.
|
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The N.F.L. will remain immensely popular without Manning on the field.
|
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So, I don't know, I'm immensely fascinated by the Drudge Report.
|
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Fortunately, there are handles on both sides, which helped me immensely.
|
|
The character seems to have broadened interest in the show immensely.
|
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And sharing a tale with an audience can be immensely rewarding.
|
|
His book would be immensely more powerful with more of it.
|
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In the United States, where a party's voters live matters immensely.
|
|
Such a deferment would have helped me immensely in March 21950.
|
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He gave me a wide-eyed "Yeah?" but looked immensely pleased.
|
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Its laboratories are immensely productive, generating hundreds of discoveries and inventions.
|
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That is something that we respect immensely and will never forget.
|
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Google's software services are immensely popular and permeate our daily lives.
|
|
Agrippa was Augustus Caesar's trusted and immensely powerful right-hand man.
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Swimming can also be an immensely rewarding opportunity to practice mindfulness.
|
|
You didn't ask me, but I am immensely proud of her.
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I enjoy that immensely, so I always enjoy seeing her byline.
|
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Even before Kipling settled here, he was immensely popular in America.
|
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On Sunday, the academy fielded an immensely diverse slate of winners.
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And inside that one story are countless others, each immensely important.
|
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And then came Tom Seaver — fresh, ebullient, hard-working, immensely talented.
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They would be immensely proud of their son and his accomplishments.
|
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"Facebook has an immensely important economic position and just like every other large enterprise it has a immensely important social responsibility," said de Maiziere before urging Facebook to do more to remove such content without being asked.
|
|
It also supports distributed computing which speeds up the compositing system immensely.
|
|
Jack also finds his circumstances immensely altered due to small chance occurrences.
|
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And I think he also is trying to solve immensely complicated problems.
|
|
But that doesn't mean that Trump's carnival barker style isn't immensely troubling.
|
|
Human speech is immensely more complicated than any movement of a limb.
|
|
The tangibility of sound will always be something that inspires me immensely.
|
|
And that could be immensely consequential because this is a lifetime appointment.
|
|
A world populated by immensely powerful, unthinking machines is not a dream.
|
|
In most such duels, the two characters suffer immensely but remain intact.
|
|
These company perks aren't available to everyone, so I was immensely lucky.
|
|
Society stands to benefit immensely from making progress on all three fronts.
|
|
Source: Barnes & Noble Sales of political books have grown immensely in 2018.
|
|
It has been an immensely successful assault on Brazil's culture of impunity.
|
|
In short, we led and our economy — and our citizens — benefited immensely.
|
|
For Friston, folding action and movement into the equation is immensely important.
|
|
It's not MoCCA's fault—the world of alternative comics has changed immensely.
|
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Karl will be immensely missed by myself and all the Fendi people.
|
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Justin Cappos: In general, it doesn't seem like this is immensely horrendous.
|
|
She becomes immensely powerful, joins the Avengers, and later becomes their leader.
|
|
The third aspect of design is that it must be immensely beautiful.
|
|
Beyond thrilled to be joining this immensely talented group of actors & storytellers!
|
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Government is an immensely powerful innovation through which we take collective action.
|
|
Television producers started turning these books into shows, which became immensely popular.
|
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The floodgates have opened on sexual harassment claims against immensely powerful men.
|
|
Either way, the related litigation has the potential to be immensely expensive.
|
|
Don't ignore this meeting -- it could turn out to be immensely important.
|
|
"He created parkland that was immensely beautiful and gilded," Mr. Wheeler said.
|
|
U.S. participation in the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) would have helped immensely.
|
|
But it was pizza for the show and I enjoyed it immensely.
|
|
This collective, cross-industry lobbying firepower has proven immensely difficult to overcome.
|
|
Barkley was immensely productive when he played, but he missed 29 games.
|
|
"Your family has expanded immensely, probably by about 35,000," Officer Saciolo said.
|
|
President Obama, of course, has proved an immensely valuable surrogate for Mrs.
|
|
But Ms. Kohn said Ms. Taylor was actually an immensely practical person.
|
|
He is the opposite of Andy Warhol, which I find immensely refreshing.
|
|
Anne Shirley's world is immensely sweet and pastoral, but Emily's is gothic.
|
|
Rio de Janeiro has long been an immensely complex state to police.
|
|
"I can't imagine cooking or baking without getting immensely nervous," Eisenberg said.
|
|
"Coverage improved immensely, and the numbers are getting smaller," Dr. O'Connor said.
|
|
"Those that have been affected suffer immensely every single day," he says.
|
|
Similarly, reduced pollution and more national parks can be immensely valuable, too.
|
|
Throwing others a bone Katelyn O'Brien is "immensely grateful" for the help.
|
|
While immensely popular since it's inception, Cocktail didn't always have a home.
|
|
While challenging, there's a vivacity to this grid that I enjoy immensely.
|
|
America has profited immensely from access to global markets since its birth.
|
|
It's also an immensely powerful laptop, equipped with Intel's 8th-Gen processors.
|
|
But he's also described the chief of staff role as immensely rewarding.
|
|
I love them immensely, but I think having six is too much.
|
|
The images from the drones in war zones had proved immensely valuable.
|
|
"Abbie, her family, and most importantly, Southwest Michigan will be immensely grateful."
|
|
This contest was immensely important to the Likud and its democratic character.
|
|
She also discovered that the Canadian immigration system is also immensely complex.
|
|
The chip company that ultimately corners this market stands to gain immensely.
|
|
K-Cups grew immensely in popularity between the years 2011 and 2015.
|
|
In 292, fairly new outlets like YouTube and Politico became immensely influential.
|
|
There are sustainable grassroots community programs that benefit immensely from athlete influence.
|
|
Again, it helps immensely if you get along to avoid any resentment.
|
|
With the support of family and friends, her mental health improved immensely.
|
|
There are actions we can take now that will help the situation immensely.
|
|
"It was immensely important for me to honor Sharon's generous spirit," she says.
|
|
But at least it works, and it's still pulling in immensely valuable information.
|
|
My city is famous for its coffee, and I have missed it immensely.
|
|
But while it's important for charities to be transparent, it's also immensely challenging.
|
|
Like most adolescent girls, I struggled immensely with my body image growing up.
|
|
In the meantime, Howard has already proven to be an immensely helpful contributor.
|
|
And they were immensely popular, earning over 1 million views each last year.
|
|
The game's Inscription profession is immensely attractive to a writer from the outside.
|
|
Amazon has also been gaining immensely from its highly profitable ad sales business.
|
|
The officer was calm and cool, but I felt immensely sad for him.
|
|
The domain proved immensely profitable: according to Domain Tools, the number of active .
|
|
These dead ends were immensely frustrating, particularly with the E. Gadd hotline available.
|
|
Regardless of the exact composition, the green slime proved immensely popular with kids.
|
|
It's a stunningly good show, with brilliant world building and immensely likable characters.
|
|
As such, it's an immensely satisfying finish to this era of the series.
|
|
The sensors also helped immensely with parking on Amsterdam's narrow and congested streets.
|
|
On the plus side, it should also help speed up the game immensely.
|
|
"It was immensely important for me to honor Sharon's generous spirit," she shared.
|
|
Everyone wants free internet, and when deployed effectively, it can be immensely valuable.
|
|
I couldn't be more delighted for our immensely talented cast and creative team.
|
|
Balcomb said he was immensely relieved to see J35 returning to typical behavior.
|
|
Lorde remains immensely popular in Tel Aviv, even after canceling her concert there.
|
|
"She is immensely modest, despite the position she holds," Rhodes once told PEOPLE.
|
|
In California, the Crown Act should be immensely helpful in winning such cases.
|
|
This tissue — which would otherwise be thrown away — is immensely valuable to researchers.
|
|
I'm not exactly sure how, except that it's immensely entertaining and it's timeless.
|
|
I dislike the "BLU" logo immensely, and the splash screen is even worse.
|
|
While not much has changed in New Hope, Herbst's life has changed immensely.
|
|
It's all immensely valuable to scholars (maybe?) and definitely none of our business.
|
|
The "ah ha!" moment that comes from finding these contradictions is immensely satisfying.
|
|
I value these people immensely and credit them to the person I've become.
|
|
Music by Nick Cave and his longtime musical partner Warren Ellis helps immensely.
|
|
Likewise, law enforcement benefits immensely from understanding and respecting every person they serve.
|
|
The pink multi-meat has evolved immensely in its usage since its conception.
|
|
Clinton, who is immensely qualified in all respects, become our first female president.
|
|
That sort of no-retreat, no-surrender mentality helped Trump the candidate immensely.
|
|
These moves, known as corporate inversions, have become immensely popular in recent years.
|
|
It is not a scary movie, but it is an immensely entertaining movie.
|
|
We are immensely proud of the team at FOX News and FOX Business.
|
|
The railroads were immensely influential and had introduced huge improvements in the country.
|
|
This may seem exhausting to you, but I enjoy most of it immensely.
|
|
Marjorie Meek-Bradley is kind of a surly jerk, yet she's immensely likable.
|
|
The atmosphere from guests at our Weekender was respectful, peaceful and immensely friendly.
|
|
Appropriately, getting an ULCER here helped immensely, as did "Holy" MOLY and PTA.
|
|
The obvious counterargument is that humanity has also benefited immensely from fossil fuels.
|
|
Broadcom's gambit adds a new dimension to a struggle with immensely high stakes.
|
|
The scoring slowed immensely from there, each team enduring lengthy field-goal droughts.
|
|
Seeing a therapist helped immensely, but I still struggled to articulate my feelings.
|
|
All three are immensely flawed as well: possessive, naive, prone to hurting others.
|
|
" Welby said, "I would be obviously be immensely concerned about all racist behavior.
|
|
I entered this arrangement wholly, and willfully, ignorant about this immensely popular game.
|
|
This immensely gifted singer deserves a big new opera of his own. ♦
|
|
She's immensely likable, and not in the least believable as a historical monarch.
|
|
Rather, experts now define addiction as a behavioral disorder of immensely complex origins.
|
|
Worrying for one child is so difficult, worrying about two is immensely challenging.
|
|
Your support kept us going, and we are so immensely thankful for you.
|
|
There is something immensely comforting in viewing the world over a parent's shoulder.
|
|
It's an immensely disturbing story, but also a fascinating example of crowdsourced justice.
|
|
For millions of formerly incarcerated people, it's a right that could matter immensely.
|
|
I am immensely proud of this record but I do accept its limitations.
|
|
Its association with the N.F.L. and support from Commissioner Roger Goodell helped immensely.
|
|
President Obama seems to like his vice president and a Biden presidency would be the appropriate denouement to the immensely successful Obama presidency, as George H.W. Bush's single term was the appropriate denouement to the immensely successful presidency of Ronald Reagan.
|
|
For Babbitt's piano concerto, the immensely gifted Conor Hanick joined the orchestra as soloist.
|
|
I just feel immensely lucky to have been unmarried when I met my husband.
|
|
However, Sanders was immensely popular among independents, with 70 percent voting in his favor.
|
|
Los Angeles (CNN)Lee "Q" O'Denat, the founder of the immensely popular site WorldStarHipHop.
|
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The social network is already an immensely popular way of sharing photos and videos.
|
|
"It was immensely important for me to honor Sharon's generous spirit," she told People.
|
|
" Gibson continued, "Chrissy is an absolute sweetheart and an immensely talented and kindhearted woman.
|
|
In the Book Review, Caroline Elkins called it an "immensely readable and moving" novel.
|
|
I'm immensely proud to have created something from nothing over the last four years.
|
|
Years later, Carnegie and Frick, each by then immensely wealthy, parted on bitter terms.
|
|
It's important to note that turn out in the Iowa caucuses is immensely low.
|
|
But Tuesday's dynamics promise to be immensely tougher than his 2012 debates in Indiana.
|
|
We have the ability to make health data proactive, timely, actionable and immensely useful.
|
|
And it does it in lots of immensely puzzling and confusing ways as well.
|
|
It helps me memorize what students have written, so my feedback is immensely better.
|
|
And of course both rovers contributed immensely to our knowledge of the Red Planet.
|
|
I am immensely irritated, so it's a good thing they are so darn cute.
|
|
"She loved her kids immensely," Tawny DeDios, Brenda DeDios' sister-in-law, told KUTV.
|
|
It includes a call-in segment called "Emotional Tech Support," which I enjoyed immensely.
|
|
Pruitt and Trump have appropriated climate moderation to rhetorically soften immensely anti-climate initiatives.
|
|
Instead, they gave me books, and, one year, an immensely un-fun toy microscope.
|
|
The basic idea—tap into quantum physics to make immensely powerful computers—isn't new.
|
|
"The 737 has proven itself to be an immensely safe airliner," Brady told Motherboard.
|
|
The web was a game-changer: "I believe it has helped immensely," he said.
|
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It first sold sponsorships in its email newsletter, which Pocket said was immensely successful.
|
|
Maybe. But it's a simple precaution that could prove immensely useful in an emergency.
|
|
He didn't seem all that afraid, but did seem to be enjoying himself immensely.
|
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He's going to go out and find the most immensely competent and capable people.
|
|
Immensely wealthy and powerful, yet despised as a Jew, he was an emblematic figure.
|
|
If Kavanaugh's record is "immensely troubling," why not meet to confront him on it?
|
|
The countries that are there, that you all know very well, are immensely wealthy.
|
|
It helps, too, to have two actors so immensely appealing in the lead roles.
|
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It can be immensely satisfying to see your rewards tick up whenever you swipe.
|
|
It has also made me immensely more grateful for these old eyes of mine.
|
|
We can be certain that public opinion will continue to matter immensely to him.
|
|
In gaming, it was no surprise that the immensely popular Fortnite topped the charts.
|
|
Answer: "Advanced technology equal to none other, benefiting patients immensely," one interview candidate said.
|
|
Clinton so unappealing to her detractors may make her immensely appealing to her fans.
|
|
Kalinda was immensely sexual, and there was a lot of fascination with her sexuality.
|
|
"I think they've grown immensely in how they deal with performers," Mr. Thomson said.
|
|
Few doubt that whistleblower-reward programs are immensely valuable in bringing wrongdoing to light.
|
|
It was the right choice, and, in hindsight, an immensely critical one for Boston.
|
|
I don't find that immensely interesting, but people think that they, themselves are fascinating.
|
|
Defending champion Garbine Muguruza and current No. 247 Angelique Kerber both were struggling immensely.
|
|
Consider that despite six-figure deals, Hacking Team's overall operations were not immensely profitable.
|
|
And corralling Congress into signing on to a new deal will be immensely difficult.
|
|
Children and families can benefit immensely from the presence of a caring, attentive nanny.
|
|
She was immensely protective of "Now on My Way" and its cast of defectors.
|
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The work reflects an extraordinary moment and place, immensely enriched by the artists' presence.
|
|
It would broaden abortion access for low-income women and women of color immensely.
|
|
One immensely vital and fragile bioregion that promises potentially lethal pathogens is the Arctic.
|
|
But it seems immensely more beguiling when the world is so frustrating and bizarre.
|
|
IP addresses weren't immensely helpful in identifying pirates, and sometimes led to false allegations.
|
|
" Moonves also said in his statement: "Those were mistakes, and I regret them immensely.
|
|
TikTok is an immensely popular app among young people in the U.S. and worldwide.
|
|
Here's a simple, immensely important one: If you own a cat, keep it inside.
|
|
There is something immensely satisfying in watching this dumb stunt blow up so spectacularly.
|
|
A presidential candidate deprived voters of immensely critical information: that of his own health.
|
|
Works by female and African-American artists are immensely popular in today's art market.
|
|
Burrata, a once relatively unknown regional specialty, has gained immensely in popularity outside Italy.
|
|
Here's everything we know so far about Lotus's immensely powerful, $2.2 million electric supercar:
|
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It's immensely helpful for our team as we seek to optimize your reader experience.
|
|
Storms that survive the cradle of formation can intensify quickly and become immensely powerful.
|
|
It has had a series of immensely talented people of integrity as its directors.
|
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Transportation in a city as vast as Los Angeles is immensely and understandably bad.
|
|
Raheel Sharif, an immensely popular commander in Pakistan for his successes against Taliban militants.
|
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Holt said public employee unions have seen their power grow immensely in recent decades.
|
|
Breaking up Amazon might play well on Twitter, but the company remains immensely popular.
|
|
Nuclear threats have increased immensely — technologically, geographically, and numerically — particularly during the Obama years.
|
|
Simulators can also be immensely effective for training operators and optimizing control room design.
|
|
The video was uploaded with the soundtrack of an immensely popular Taliban battle song.
|
|
Second, AI has now reached a point where it's immensely useful for many tasks.
|
|
Immensely readable story of the scientific and political scrambles accompanying 20th-century vaccine development.
|
|
Expert estimates of when we can next expect big advances in AI vary immensely.
|
|
When PlayStation Portable first appeared, it became immensely popular, overwhelmingly so among female consumers.
|
|
"Lucy Boynton, you're the heart of this film, you are beyond immensely talented," Malek said.
|
|
I loved him immensely, but I gladly passed him off when the going got tough.
|
|
Facebook has grown immensely throughout the five-and-a-half years Woods has worked there.
|
|
It's not that I didn't expect something good — I think Jordan Peele is immensely talented.
|
|
Geoengineering the planet — particularly the ocean — is widely acknowledged to be an immensely challenging undertaking.
|
|
"Debra's addition strengthens our Board immensely," Omid Kordestani, Twitter's Executive Chairman, said in a statement.
|
|
Most of the artists who do this are immensely talented, and sketch some beautiful avatars.
|
|
Toxicology testing that confirms exposure to drugs or alcohol can immensely strengthen a victim's claim.
|
|
His grisly staging of the Dr. Manhattan origin story is immensely disturbing, but in character.
|
|
Popeyes announced Monday that it will bring back its immensely popular chicken sandwich on Nov.
|
|
That includes Hip Hop Hits, Dale Reggaetón, and The Riff, which are all immensely popular.
|
|
That Trump — the raging American id — is an immensely powerful force in the Republican primaries.
|
|
Ms. Tomes writes a fluent and immensely readable chronology, minutely referenced, instructive and ruefully entertaining.
|
|
It's a good sign that, despite increased competition, Fortnite still remains an immensely popular game.
|
|
Appreciating downtime in bed without feeling pressured to sleep can help people immensely, Winter adds.
|
|
We've been blessed immensely as a country to whom much is given, much is acquired.
|
|
Check. For someone who needs something borderline gross and immensely satisfying, you've found your match.
|
|
"Back home, I saw a therapist for six months, which helped me immensely," she said.
|
|
"She's an immensely powerful woman, and I just admire my mother very much," she said.
|
|
The Orioles would benefit immensely from him taking over the full-time designated hitter role.
|
|
Fennell reports this helped immensely as Yelp began a more complete move to the cloud.
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And immensely subject to the hurts and pains that all the rest of us feel.
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Antonia Strickland is immensely proud to have changed her life and lost nearly 200 lbs.
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Initially seen as a cost-cutting measure, the decision has instead cost the city immensely.
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Standing reminder: Getting the U.S. to net-zero by 2050 would be immensely hard. 4.
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He has to manage a group of players with diverse talent and immensely different backgrounds.
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All of this is immensely meaningful for the future of work, life, shopping, and business.
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And it's hard to argue that Amazon hasn't been immensely successful in crafting that image.
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He is immensely grateful to all of his collaborators and audiences over the many years.
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But the web has grown immensely, and this kind of architecture is no longer sustainable.
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I plan on opening daily to recoup this loss but anything donated will help IMMENSELY.
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For the small price of an extra step, Nest's devices would be immensely more secure.
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I enjoy it immensely and I mean that even though I haven&apost seen it.
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"I couldn't be more delighted for our immensely talented cast and creative team," she wrote.
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Even if you're just sending them a lighthearted text regularly, communication can be immensely helpful.
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It's very clear from watching the Spurs that they value the three-point shot immensely.
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Many Yemeni civilians insist they've suffered immensely in the crossfire — though the coalition denies this.
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Thanks to its $15 price, the Mi Band has become immensely popular, especially in Asia.
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He is immensely grateful to all of his collaborators and audiences over the many years.
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Many liberals, and even many conservatives, therefore find Bannon's apparent influence on Trump immensely disturbing.
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We are immensely grateful for their contributions – we couldn't have gotten this far without them.
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"We're immensely satisfied but there's one step still to climb, the hardest one," Lloris said.
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Needless to say, the first visitors to the exhibition seem to have enjoyed it immensely.
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"Prince and I had a magical journey together and I loved him immensely," she said.
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Our country has changed immensely -- the internet, a black president, same-sex marriage -- since then.
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By this point, there are about thirty of us walking together, all immensely fed up.
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And he has been a major player in business deals between immensely wealthy Russian sympathizers.
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The United States, as China's second largest trading partner, has benefited immensely from these initiatives.
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Smaller shows and festivals have often sold out and proved immensely popular among Saudi youth.
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When Congress and the President concur on fiscal direction, reconciliation is an immensely powerful instrument.
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Baseball is considered the passion of the island, and basketball and boxing are immensely popular.
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Writing "A Tramp Abroad" would frustrate Twain immensely: His writer's block had not yet lifted.
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Wells would help itself immensely if it stopped forcing customers to arbitrate these refund requests.
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Regardless, China is immensely proud of the BRI — it's considered President Xi Jinping's pet project.
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Of course, we are immensely grateful for generous donations to help us care for her.
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He knew the job would be immensely challenging given the polarization within the Republican conference.
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Death Note was an immensely popular Japanese manga series that ran from 2003 to 2006.
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These companies—socially liberal, immensely popular, forward-looking—have become enmeshed in the Democratic establishment.
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Chinese food has evolved so much since the 1980s and people's palates have evolved immensely.
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This was apparent to my parents, siblings, and close friends, who all liked him immensely.
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All this data is immensely valuable, and offers enormous opportunities of optimization and cost savings.
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My pilot was my old friend Erin Seidemann, an immensely talented aviation enthusiast and author.
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The Chevrolet Bolt has helped immensely with progress towards the zero emissions part, Reuss said.
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Buss, who sports a beer belly and a mohawk, is immensely popular among Cubs players.
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But knowing that you are right and the facts are on your side helps immensely.
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A gallery is filled with very large, immensely dark pictures: an angry, oppressive, demanding display.
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In roughly democratic and market-driven societies, it matters immensely what happens to be popular.
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Roosevelt and Eisenhower drew in such people with massive and immensely popular public works projects.
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Yet Wall Street is insatiable: Immensely profitable rallies, no matter how giddy, are never enough.
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My job requires me to coordinate with bureaucracies that are complex, obstructive and immensely frustrating.
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I enjoyed many of the puns in the fill immensely: THUMB and TAT were laughers.
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Google's services remain immensely popular, and its stock price, profits and revenue continue to soar.
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"The food supply changed immensely in the last half of the 20th century," she added.
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Should American forces be permitted to stay, operating safely and effectively will be immensely challenging.
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Mr. Rogan and his podcast are immensely popular, but he is also a controversial figure.
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Keeping in tandem with local rules and laws, small businesses can benefit immensely from drones.
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Strapping on a headset and whisking yourself directly into a virtual space is immensely thrilling.
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These are types, but meaty ones; all the performers seem to be enjoying themselves immensely.
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I have two children, and I watched it each time, and it helped me immensely.
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Like everything else touched by advances in technology, the modern shipbuilding industry has changed immensely.
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Some tasks of municipal governance are immensely daunting: End homelessness, create an equitable school system.
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Billie Eilish accepted Variety's Hitmaker Award this year alongside a cohort of immensely talented artists.
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The result was near-stasis during a crucial time when action would have mattered immensely.
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No matter how much I may have complained about working, it was always immensely fulfilling.
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That program, "The Show," poked fun at current events and politicians and became immensely popular.
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Those are the two power points that they still hold, and they are immensely powerful.
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Yeah, I mean, look, I was onstage with Dan Schulman, who I respect immensely, recently.
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I have a fantastic husband and kids—Jamie, Callan, and Erryn—and they helped immensely.
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The avant-garde "Misty Poets" and their journal Jintian (Today) were immensely popular during those years.
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Hell-On is an intricately layered and deeply personal expression from an immensely talented singer-songwriter.
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Trump has curated a Republican squad of sycophants to reinforce his overblown yet immensely fragile ego.
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None of which means that Les Misérables can't be an immensely frustrating or even dull read.
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However, as so often with the Trumpian stream of consciousness it is an immensely revealing remark.
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I felt Dean open himself up and grow immensely over the time which we spent together.
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Tokyo is immensely crowded, with more than 13.5 million people crammed into just 840 square miles.
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PewDiePie is best known for his clips of videogame reactions on his immensely popular YouTube channel.
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"The temporary implementation of CETA is immensely dangerous because it creates a reality," said the groups.
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But behind the screen lies an immensely complex set of algorithms that determine what you see.
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Either way, it can be immensely helpful to hit the pause button from time to time.
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My mother lives in her unit with a close family friend who has helped her immensely.
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He's got that strange ground to cover, in which he's simultaneously immensely famous and massively underrated.
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It demonstrated how immensely difficult it is to develop an entirely new form factor from scratch.
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It launched the careers of other immensely lauded British talents like Neil Gaiman and Grant Morrison.
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The company stands to profit immensely by being the de facto default for police camera systems.
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Although they arrive with nothing, refugees also contribute immensely to the American economy, families and communities.
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Humans, on the other hand, can be immensely flexible when it comes to how we work.
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I respect them both immensely and look forward to making this special project with New Line.
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The same may be said of Sri Lanka's immensely bigger, kaleidoscopically more diverse northern neighbour, India.
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It would be immensely valuable to track how anti-Rohingya sentiment actually spread on the platform.
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Though they've been dating for some time, Rachel wasn't aware that Nick's family is immensely wealthy.
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His dying wish was to make his daughter laugh, and it helped both of them immensely.
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The speaker includes Alexa — and promises Google Assistant support — and it improves your TV sound immensely.
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When someone takes psychedelic drugs, they often feel like they've seen or experienced something immensely relevant.
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The experience of adopting a pet needing a forever home is immensely moving, satisfying and joyful.
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It is an immensely satisfying beverage: sweet, sour, and salty, with a light kick to it.
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He was immensely loyal to Mao and felt that Mao had been betrayed by Deng Xiaoping.
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Vice President Hubert Humphrey was the anointed choice by the immensely unpopular President Lyndon B. Johnson.
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I enjoy these connections immensely; they make me feel sexy, vibrant, and excited to be alive.
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And the existing law is immensely popular among Republican and Democratic voters, public advocates and businesses.
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This may be normal in other countries, but in Ecuador this is an immensely significant development.
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Educational programs on business and investment strategy have proved immensely useful for young entrepreneurs, as well.
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Moreover, since the 1980s the demographics have changed immensely: fewer young people but more old people.
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Now we need people profiting immensely all around us and making forecasts for $1 million, etc.
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The network has ordered a 10-episode, live action version of the immensely popular video game.
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Bill Skarsgard looks immensely different from Pennywise the clown, who he plays in the "It" movies.
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And the play ends with an immensely moving scene between the playwright character and his father.
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While the plans sound immensely attractive on paper, living in Cammarata is not without its challenges.
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"Those were mistakes, and I regret them immensely,"he said in a statement to the magazine.
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There were a few things that happened that helped us immensely with the first Evil Dead.
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The gym has grown immensely in the last few years, signing international superstars Superbon and Petchtannong.
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And that's immensely frustrating for those who are focused on making Bitcoin a mass-market technology.
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However, the numbers improve immensely when you consider how many people follow one of these requirements.
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He benefited immensely after writing a letter to Kim after learning about her prison reform work.
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Their beliefs, their chants, their connectedness is powerful and meaningful and I respect their culture immensely.
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During this period in the ancient world, worship of female deities was widespread and immensely powerful.
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ICAHN: WE HAVE A NEW CEO WHO IS, I THINK, IMMENSELY QUALIFIED TO DO THIS JOB.
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Now we need people profiting immensely all around us and making forecasts for $403 million, etc.
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But unlike American soap operas, whose viewership has plummeted in recent years, telenovelas remain immensely popular.
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"I was incredibly surprised, but immensely impressed by the research he must have done," says Wessel.
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It sounds strange, but I've found that positive self-talk can help a person's attitude immensely.
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Public housing residents typically have lower incomes, which means they would benefit immensely from the grants.
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Some godmen have become immensely rich and built cults of personality that stretched around the globe.
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In retrospect, the lessons to be taken from this small but immensely instructive episode appear obvious.
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And it made Mr. Munk immensely wealthy, though there are few good estimates of his fortune.
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This immensely gifted, youthful conductor was not scheduled to become the company's music director until 2020.
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"Honestly, I am so immensely grateful for everything I've learned," Goode said on the new podcast.
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The New Sydney Hotel in the Tasmanian capital, Hobart, has found an immensely lovable middle path.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi, a strong proponent of globalization, remains immensely popular with his political base.
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When it finally came out, the political climate in America surrounding the war had changed immensely.
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Here's why: Obama left office as an immensely popular politician in the eyes of Democratic voters.
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Depictions of ordinary, small, powerless American life have proven an immensely useful political tool at times.
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"It is also rare that a person's influence grows so immensely in death," the editors wrote.
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They have two different styles that are helping me immensely in different areas of my life.
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It's unclear whether permission would be opt-in or opt-out, and such defaults matter immensely.
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My anxiety decreased immensely in just a few months, freeing up mental space for bigger questions.
|
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I'd never heard this immensely gifted emerging artist, who already has a Deutsche Grammophon recording contract.
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She also thanked her immensely for giving her an additional platform to talk about being trans.
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"I love my daughter, and I'm immensely supportive of her, but, hey, I tell her off."
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"I love my daughter, and I'm immensely supportive of her, but, hey, I tell her off."
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Finding ways to stay busy at home will immensely help others in this time of crisis.
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To have them trivialized on the big screen by such a popular character is immensely disappointing.
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OxyContin was first marketed by Purdue in 22007, and became an immensely popular prescription opioid painkiller.
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OxyContin was first marketed by Purdue in 1996, and became an immensely popular prescription opioid painkiller.
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He became an immensely popular figure, thanks in part to regular displays of largess toward fans.
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I feel like a good eyeliner helps immensely when you&aposre trying to create a wing.
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They discover that colleagues are immensely passionate about scrambled eggs or are sunny-side-up diehards.
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He'd search out immensely popular, award-winning foreign shows and track down their creators and producers.
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The owner, Jonathan Bayad, works the floor — usually by himself — and is an immensely friendly host.
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Mr. Gregory is both an immensely important stand-up comic and a prominent civil rights activist.
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"We're immensely proud of what they accomplished in presenting the truth to the public," he added.
|
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One clear upgrade over TV speakers is accurate directional audio, which helps immensely for gaming purposes.
|
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She's immensely qualified for the job of president, and I'm sure she'll be good at it.
|
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Beck said these adjustments helped her immensely when it came time to weather the next recession.
|
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Blash, 68, was someone Ecclestone trusted immensely, and who administered all races from the control tower.
|
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Name recognition counts immensely at election time — perhaps that's why 85033 percent of incumbents are reelected.
|
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"TSA PreCheck For All" would be an immensely popular political platform for a Democratic presidential candidate.
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They are immensely talented, universally respected and work tirelessly to advance and promote the President's agenda.
|
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In the annals of the immensely wealthy, the hedge fund manager is a relatively new entry.
|
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He was congratulated for his "immensely courageous" speech by fellow MPs and praised by HIV charities.
|
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It is immensely disappointing that individuals would abuse their position at the university in this way.
|
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Don't get me wrong, Cisco is an immensely important company, they're one we look up to.
|
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That's an artistically valid choice, and one that could be immensely powerful in the right hands.
|
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They pick certain things that they drill very deeply on, and I think that's immensely valuable.
|
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It looks immensely complicated, but that doesn't seem to be what it feels like for you.
|
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Couples have their photo taken at the LOVE sculpture in Philadelphia… 'In some ways he was perhaps seen as the proverbial one-hit wonder because 'LOVE' was so immensely iconic and immensely huge in pop culture,' said Dan Mills , the director at Bates College Museum of Art.
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Saudi Arabia matters immensely, both as a swing producer of oil and as the birthplace of Islam.
|
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Over the course of the time lapse, the sculptor creates immensely detailed facial features for the pumpkin.
|
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Although "Fortnite" is immensely popular, some psychologists note the obsessive behaviors associated with it are nothing new.
|
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They're secondary characters who care immensely about major players in the game of thrones: Daenerys and Jon.
|
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He&aposs got to be immensely proud that his law clerk has been nominated on the court.
|
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"Lucy Boynton, you're the heart of this film, you are beyond immensely talented," Malek said on stage.
|
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"I've not found a single transgender individual who's not been immensely offended by that episode," she said.
|
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I had read the magazine my whole life, but I felt immensely under-qualified for the position.
|
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For some reason, the spaces in my life seems to get immensely cluttered during the winter months.
|
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The film is based on the immensely popular YA novel of the same name by Angie Thomas.
|
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We're told Damian spoke to the masses and reminded them the work they're doing is immensely important.
|
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Thankfully, today, technology makes our lives immensely easier: if you lose it, well, there's always the cloud.
|
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At best, courage is self-sacrificing, non-violent, modest and based on universal principles—and immensely powerful.
|
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The Superman story has been immensely popular for decades, seeing success in comic books, television and movies.
|
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"They made our people enemies of each other under our flag, we are immensely sad," he said.
|
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Wie cannot wait to get back, immensely disappointed at missing the U.S. Women's Open three weeks ago.
|
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Though immensely disruptive today, the resulting institutional strengthening could be a major long-term benefit for Brazil.
|
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But he also immensely expanded the military-industrial complex that he warned about in his farewell address.
|
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But that doesn't mean that what Adams is accused of isn't still both wrong and immensely damaging.
|
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The only action movies I care to watch are immensely over-the-top ones starring Jason Statham.
|
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Designing, testing, and launching a whole new suite of quantum satellites will be an immensely costly affair.
|
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For less than $100, you can improve your gameplay immensely with a hand-held wireless game controller.
|
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That type of ingrained routine would be immensely valuable for retailers looking to hold onto loyal customers.
|
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It shouldn't come as a surprise, then, that Jessica Jones Season 2 feels immensely slow by comparison.
|
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I still curse a ton, but I think using my curses much more conversationally has helped immensely.
|
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What is it that makes this game so immensely popular, and how did it come to be?
|
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Facebook is an immensely valuable mode of communication and interaction for two billion people around the world.
|
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WhatsApp is immensely popular around the world and has made user privacy a tenant of its brand.
|
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The Senate overwhelmingly refused to allow its ratification, but the signed treaty continued its immensely damaging influence.
|
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Facebook has benefited immensely as consumers have switched to surfing the Internet with smartphones rather than PCs.
|
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"Straight Outta Compton", a film about the immensely influential gangsta rap group NWA, was a glaring omission.
|
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The point, then, is that this is an immensely complicated negotiation with a ton of moving parts.
|
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But Cammas has fought back to the peak fitness required to sail the immensely powerful foiling catamaran.
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The Mississippi Delta does remain immensely segregated, and that those divisions manifest most obviously in the schools.
|
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Our early investors, like Ravin Gandhi, were immensely helpful in crafting the perfect pitch for 7-Eleven.
|
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The garments differed immensely from the athleisure and street style-inspired looks that fill clothing racks today.
|
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It's an immensely satisfying display of virtual violence, made even more potent by the current political climate.
|
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However, memorizing the questions and answers to the questions he asks his passengers has taught him immensely.
|
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This immensely creative team merges virtual reality with innovative storytelling to reunite undocumented families with relatives abroad.
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The sound of snap music, controversial and derided despite its popularity, has proven immensely influential over time.
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When that quality is displayed in a vocal American culture, however, it can hold us back immensely.
|
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Electric motors can also generate gobs of torque at low RPMs, which is immensely helpful for towing.
|
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China is the top buyer of Australian commodities exports and developments there can immensely affect local markets.
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One final shout out to Melinda's indispensable aide Beth Giudicessi, who helped immensely with putting this together.
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It is our ground, our earth, that little patch of land, and so it is immensely important.
|
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As for Kyrie, the guy is immensely talented -- but seemed off during the Celtics playoff series vs.
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Simmons, who was 23, and Ballentine were immensely popular around town, so this killing shattered the community.
|
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So even if the overarching spy plot is a little opaque, the underlying emotions are immensely satisfying.
|
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The star infielder Manny Machado, a free agent this off-season, would help the Yankees immensely now.
|
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Immensely intense and fabulously feminist, Cam is the perfect watch when you want something closer to horror.
|
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But I was immensely pleased to see that strange favorite, Les Anis de Flavigny, selected for France.
|
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I've made friends that are even better than the ones I had before and I'm immensely grateful.
|
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He "will be missed immensely by his friends, family, and especially his good dog Teddy," it says.
|
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Accounts of this immensely complicated relationship are too often distorted by prejudice on one side or another.
|
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Though I enjoy it immensely, I would not buy the device as a casual runner or athlete.
|
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I still have that jar in my refrigerator, and whenever I see it, I feel immensely grateful.
|
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But in the end, you get something immensely satisfying that you can share with your favorite people.
|
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By building cars in NAFTA countries (Mexico, the U.S. and Canada) the company's bottom line benefited immensely.
|
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Even before this report, however, limiting warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius was considered an immensely ambitious goal.
|
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But even if it wouldn't quite be suicide, it would be immensely damaging to the entire country.
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Yet it is joined in its efforts to disenfranchise citizens by the immensely more powerful Justice Department.
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Android devices are immensely customizable, but it can be easy to run into errors or buggy applications.
|
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Still, I was immensely relieved to get that email, and catch up on the last 36 hours.
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If they did, it would be an immensely valuable research area, but that is simply not true.
|
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It's clear that Trump respects Schwarzman immensely, according to former Council of Economic Advisers chairman Kevin Hassett.
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The NFL is very popular and live sports have become immensely important as the TV ecosystem shrinks.
|
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Cars are immensely personal, and it's unwise for me (or your uncle) to recommend any single vehicle.
|
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The project has been immensely popular, with more than 2 million participants from more than 200 countries.
|
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With most of their compensation coming from exercising stock options and stock awards, senior executives benefit immensely.
|
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Finally, Popular Mechanics on the geometry of present-wrapping is not just super interesting, but immensely helpful.
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It's hard to imagine watching Eve without any prior knowledge of Mary and not getting immensely confused.
|
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And as a result, the market for satellite internet is immensely disappointing in comparison to Teledesic's aspirations.
|
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Diversity matters immensely in criticism, for a lot of the same reasons that it matters in Hollywood.
|
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This youngster was immensely talented ... a member on her high school's wrestling team while also teaching snowboarding.
|
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In that context, the consistent emphasis placed on disability rights at the Democratic convention was immensely encouraging.
|
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Test cricket is an immensely tactical game, and new Test teams initially tend to find the going tough.
|
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I realized there was a single salad I enjoyed immensely that could be found almost everywhere: the Caesar.
|
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The Ubers of the day, New York's streetcar corporations, were powerful and profitable, but their workers suffered immensely.
|
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Instead, he says the "immensely profitable" products — like the GT500, Explorer and F-150 — help finance the future.
|
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"So very sad to hear that the immensely talented and deeply beloved John Hurt has died," said Rowling.
|
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Her true visage isn't that of 39-year-old actress Carice van Houten — instead, she is immensely older.
|
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Travelling in outback Australia can be immensely rewarding, but your typical smartphone options won't necessarily improve your trip.
|
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With 13 Reasons Why, Netflix showed the wide appeal and bankability of immensely talented and racially diverse cast.
|
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It's immensely helped me in the sense that I'm not buying things and don't have to go without.
|
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Booger's purposefully unpolished sound is one that's difficult to pull off, but in this case pays off immensely.
|
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But everyone agrees that the field seems immensely promising, and the current methods just do not cut it.
|
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The stories we are told matter to us immensely, whether we choose to believe in them or not.
|
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But it's also immensely charming as it follows a group of high schoolers in South Central Los Angeles.
|
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That day surpassed my expectations, and we really supported each other, as it was immensely emotional for us.
|
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Blind dating is typically associated with mystery, dread, and minimal bleak optimism, and technology complicates the process immensely.
|
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I'll be simplifying a bit here because this topic is immensely complex, but here's what you should know.
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Nintendo's immensely popular Switch console has just the right mix of delightful games, good ergonomics, and thoughtful design.
|
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Mapping software that displayed real-time traffic proved immensely popular, especially among drivers on Moscow's highly congested roads.
|
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"I was honored to have my film viewed and rated by immensely accomplished and acclaimed judges," Smyth said.
|
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Holding the rise to that level is a key but immensely hard goal of the Paris climate deal.
|
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I notice that one of my desk plants now has two flowers, and I'm immensely happy about it.
|
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He included the country in his high-profile and immensely polarizing travel ban on seven Muslim-majority nations.
|
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Yet India's safety-net is both immensely complicated, with over 950 centrally funded schemes and subsidies, and stingy.
|
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Also, keep in mind that how someone expresses their sign's traits can vary immensely from person to person.
|
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For one thing, an immensely contentious issue in software copyright law is about to come to a head.
|
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Since 1928, the Alexandrov Ensemble has grown into a immensely popular tradition due to its unending government support.
|
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To add insult to injury, the emotional terrorist rebuffing all affection in my own home is immensely cute.
|
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Watching Westbrook thrive and fail over the past couple years is an immensely thrilling, deeply depressing flat circle.
|
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" She added, "It is immensely disappointing that individuals would abuse their position at the university in this way.
|
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Tencent is best known for its immensely popular WeChat messenger, but games contribute a bulk of its earnings.
|
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"There is a strong emphasis on body image in society today, immensely impacting our lives," Bae tells PEOPLE.
|
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YOU, (her fans) were some of the most special people in the world, and she loved you immensely.
|
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"He is immensely grateful to all of his collaborators and audiences over the many years," the statement said.
|
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If OpenAI makes it big, Microsoft will profit immensely — but, they say, so will the rest of us.
|
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Everyone agrees that Turkey has been immensely generous in accommodating well over 2m refugees from Syria's civil war.
|
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"That helped immensely, because you were renewed every day, and your mind was renewed every day," Manning said.
|
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"To hear them perform, to support their learning and to see them flourish is immensely gratifying," she said.
|
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As a result, the Tacoma has enjoyed a reputation for being un-killable, immensely capable and incredibly reliable.
|
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"Here in South Sudan, women and girls have suffered immensely because of the ongoing conflict," said David Shearer.
|
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Up-and-coming Chinese app developers such as ByteDance run the immensely popular TikTok and Helo in India.
|
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Even so, there was one party I looked forward to immensely, because I so admired the honored guest.
|
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So why do horse aficionados believe Nyquist is immensely beatable Saturday, in the 143nd running of the Derby?
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But he has found them immensely helpful in the care of pretty much every variety of depressed adult.
|
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"We worked together in an immensely sensitive time, where we all had to trust each other," Zwack said.
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The freelance economy has grown immensely in the past couple of years and is on track to expand.
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Zadie, in person, has an approachable, immensely welcoming air, to readers, fellow writers, doormen, cabbies, everyone she meets.
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"So, once the Catholic church came out in full force against it, it became immensely popular," McAndrew says.
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The measures could be immensely dollar-supportive, especially if they induce U.S. firms to repatriate cash held overseas.
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Needless to say, he found many of these individuals immensely useful as prime minister in the war years.
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Facebook has found itself at the center of numerous debates -- each of which is immensely complex and controversial.
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Liz had good healthcare prior to the Affordable Care Act and still managed to benefit immensely from it.
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Football had proved immensely popular in the area and little time was wasted in finding a new team.
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The group says that working at Planned Parenthood has proven immensely rewarding for themselves and those around them.
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Yet not everyone knows Anna Meredith, an immensely talented modern composer whose work spans classical and electronic music.
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There are nine generations of farmers behind me, and we're still farming today, of which I'm immensely proud.
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While basketball is immensely popular in China, most viewers focus on the N.B.A. and not the college game.
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I find it immensely difficult to reconcile myself with the reality of never experiencing that seductive dance again.
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I guess when you love someone so immensely, you assume that the rest of the world does too.
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"I miss that apartment immensely," said Ms. Williams, who has since moved to Los Angeles with Mr. Werner.
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While those dead miles are unpaid, the data Mark generates during that time is immensely valuable to Uber.
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This proved to be immensely useful for creating antibodies, proteins that identify threats for the body's immune system.
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And the best part is that the immensely profitable "donations" that lead to such hegemony are tax-deductible.
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Later, in mute, elderly Gabriel Doig, the reader is delivered an immensely satisfying account of shipwreck and survival.
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The companies operate advertising systems that are largely automated, making the networks immensely profitable but harder to police.
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That was the failure of Mr. Hall's production of Galt MacDermot's immensely expensive musical "Via Galactica" in 1972.
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As long as the play doesn't try to nail down its parallels and doublings, it remains immensely haunting.
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For Flipkart, having the backing of Walmart could prove immensely useful as it scales its food retail business.
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Bootlegging was widespread, and gangsters like Al Capone profited immensely off the illegal distillation and sale of alcohol.
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Modi, until then a controversial state level leader, became the country's most consequential politician —powerful and immensely popular.
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Apart from the artfulness of it, this watch has also made me immensely more grateful for my vision.
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To me, it is an immensely exciting justification for all types of ornamental substance: musical, architectural, visual, intellectual.
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Chiefs' outrageously skilled Mahomes and the immensely competent Garoppolo will be the central figures at Hard Rock Stadium.
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An immensely gifted composer, vocalist and guitarist, he breathed consciousness and agitated thoughts of freedom through his music.
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Franchises are immensely valuable to studios, bringing back viewers again and again and growing their audience over time.
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Her partner, Semyon Chudin, has gained immensely in assurance since New York's last Bolshoi season three years ago.
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Soccer is immensely popular in Eritrea, featured prominently on state media and dominating the discussion in public spaces.
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Since the very first Super Bowl game in 1967, the iconic logo for each game has evolved immensely.
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JPB: Waking up early in the morning and getting a good workout in has helped me out immensely.
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"He has a secretary of defense and national security adviser, both of whom are immensely respected," Gore said.
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As a candidate, Mr. Trump was immensely gratified by the applause at his rallies for Mr. Bannon's jingoism.
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My voyeurism has contributed immensely to my becoming a futilitarian, and I hate this conditioning of my soul. . . .
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"We are immensely satisfied," Deborah Baisden, then president of the Virginia Association of Realtors, said of the law.
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It also recognizes the hosting expertise of Canada, which held the immensely successful Women's World Cup in 2015.
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Jim McKeanYorktown Heights, N.Y. To the Editor: I admire Nicholas Kristof immensely and usually agree with his opinions.
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Obama's comments Tuesday night, while hopefully not the entirety of that response, are still an immensely helpful contribution.
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I know, and now I'm leaving you, but honestly I am so immensely grateful to everything I've learned.
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They use desalination to make fresh water, so you get free water, and the engine is immensely hot.
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One could program an immensely complicated AI or pattern generator to respond instantly to any of a thousand situations.
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As someone who has long had anxiety and occasional bouts of depression, it has helped my mental health immensely.
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I was definitely like this prior to the cancer, and it's helped me immensely with dealing with my treatment.
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"Happiness is WeChat!" bellows Zhang, a 2000 year-old retired head teacher, referring to China's immensely popular messaging app.
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If Democrats were to successfully filibuster a Trump justice, the pressure from the right on McConnell could grow immensely.
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But trust us, it'll be immensely helpful if you treat them more like a warning than a definite forecast.
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When The Boy finally returned 20 years later, he had changed immensely and the more general, simple name fit.
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The film, which was released last October, is based on the immensely popular YA novel of the same name.
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"They are remarkable people and such a loving couple who cares immensely about family, especially their children," said Calanog.
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As for writing Star Wars specifically, the presence of the Story Group overseeing the whole saga is immensely helpful.
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Villains are immensely popular on social media, as people take to Twitter to complain about their least favorite characters.
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But I immensely respect her willingness to set the correct tone in her response to those who attacked her.
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Technology is immensely confusing, but understanding how it functions and who creates it is a worthwhile and rewarding pursuit.
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As a result, Schlumberger has been immensely profitable and bought back 21 million shares at $2800 during the quarter.
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Without knowing all the details of what has happened yet, I am immensely sad, angry, frustrated and in despair.
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"I used running as a form of therapy, and it helped immensely in regards to mental health," Hinett says.
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Because this situation can feel so immensely complicated, we called in an expert for guidance: couples' therapist Shira Etzion.
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And those foundations were immensely successful at spreading a gospel of population control abroad — particularly in newly independent India.
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Creating a workforce that is more educated and less bogged down in student debt would benefit the economy immensely.
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The Commute Plan was immensely popular — the month-long subscription sold out in a day — but had its limitations.
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Both factors will make TRAPPIST-1 immensely appealing in the ongoing search for habitable worlds and life beyond Earth.
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The possibility that the bright future we're trying to create will go dreadfully, immensely wrong, with very human consequences.
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Facebook's platform has become immensely valuable because of its ad-targeting capabilities and wealth of personal data on users.
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I was only able to play as the purple Titan himself a few times, and each was immensely satisfying.
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The part of the shift in perspective that leads you to be immensely thankful for what you do have.
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It's an immensely satisfying moment, closing all the loops and twists we've been battling through the past six episodes.
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It has already improved life immensely, but we forgot to buy hinges, so we've had open shelving for months.
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After Mr Glick took his pictures Chinatown once again changed immensely, expanding in size and finding a new industry.
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And there's at least one tech giant in the Valley who she thinks she could help immensely: Mark Zuckerberg.
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Gosling is a terrific actor, but he's never been this immensely amiable; it's probably my favorite performance of his.
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Suffice it to say all of this appealed to me immensely when I was a third-year college student.
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This usually adds a modicum of clarity to movie audio and improves music immensely, especially with surround-sound setups.
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I am immensely curious what this group will think of Dunkirk because it's not really an actor-driven film.
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It's something that I feel immensely grateful for and which has me jumping out of bed in the mornings.
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It was an immensely powerful post that made him the "Irish-American maharajah of Jamshedpur", according to one friend.
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I'm immensely proud of this team, and I know you will continue to wow the world in my absence.
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The latest such creative marriage comes from the colorful brain of Chris Chang of Poesia — and it's immensely refreshing.
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But they also find that support and opposition to the idea are immensely sensitive to whether immigrants are benefiting.
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Phil Bryant and President Donald Trump are immensely popular; the rallies Monday will be a huge boost for her.
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"It would help our financial decision immensely," Darwin wrote to EPA Chief of staff Ryan Jackson in the email.
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Maybe Putin wanted credit for the immensely popular return of what Russians view as "their Crimea" to its motherland.
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Was it possible that the immensely popular Tutto had fallen victim to the Hamptons restaurant scene's revolving-door epidemic?
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Rolls-Royces have immensely powerful engines — they're also just immense, period — but not in the interest of outright speed.
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"I was immensely frustrated by the end of 2015 that other candidates weren't learning more from Trump," Stelter said.
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"Todd Ricketts is an immensely successful businessman with unparalleled knowledge of the finance industry," Trump said in a statement.
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Ms. Gurira's "Familiar," an immensely enjoyable comedy-drama about a Zimbabwean-American family, opened Off Broadway just last week.
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"We both enjoy what we do immensely and we end up talking about it quite a lot," she says.
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Also in terms of medicine, if we understood how extremophiles adapt and survive, that knowledge could help us immensely.
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But the new Michelle Obama, like the old Michelle Obama, is still immensely charismatic and candid with her audience.
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Phone calls, e-mails, or texts with regular updates will help immensely to keep everyone on the same page.
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Long politically protected and immensely profitable, Australia's big banks are now facing the biggest public outcry in a generation.
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Though I enjoy it immensely, I would not buy the device as a casual runner on a writers' salary.
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So when an IPO comes along for a company that is immensely profitable, it's very hard to turn away.
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It was immensely frustrating for a man who could zip through even a Saturday puzzle without breaking a sweat.
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It was both unassuming and immensely inviting, but it was the story of the cake that I loved most.
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These immensely gifted young artists have not only different musical orientations and personalities, but also different kinds of virtuosity.
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They were helped immensely by the senior running back Sony Michel, who finished with 97 total yards from scrimmage.
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Of course, I am immensely grateful to house an immune system that lets me view illness as a rarity.
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Poland was the first country invaded by Nazi Germany and its population – ethnic Poles and Jews alike — suffered immensely.
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But it's hard to fault something that's so immensely inventive, something that's having so much fun just being itself.
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A version of Gawker Media that's more careful about coloring inside the lines could be profitable, perhaps immensely so.
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Poland was the first country invaded by Nazi Germany, and its population – ethnic Poles and Jews alike — suffered immensely.
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Only occasionally am I joined by a comrade or two, even though running is now an immensely social activity.
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What progressives don't understand is that while it is immensely powerful, the Fed can't solve all our economic problems.
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It was immensely helpful, exhausting and exhilarating — and served to cement the couple's commitment to their tight-knit community.
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With this, the immensely wealthy Met sacrificed one of its most honorable features: the broad accessibility offered by libraries.
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"Our need has gone up immensely," said Holly McDaniel, executive director of the Austin Diaper Bank in Austin, Texas.
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Sandip Mallick, from Kolkata, was the only one of the evening's four acts to benefit (immensely) from live music.
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I do know that people on the right benefit immensely when they can cultivate the mystique of the forbidden.
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An immensely important factor in this decline is the increasing percentage of unintended pregnancies that are carried to term.
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But it is immensely challenging to study these aspects of rat biology in wild populations, especially in urban environments.
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Companies can do that by making it easy for people to give permission, and immensely complicated to opt out.
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On the contrary, growth in family incomes slowed down as finance rose — although a few people became immensely rich.
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Since I can't get in my usual workout I walk home from work — it helps with the fatigue immensely.
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He does the Underwoods' bidding, takes enormous falls for Frank and has some immensely creepy relationships on the side.
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Trey Gowdy's (R) support, immensely boosts Rubio's chances to do well in the critical South Carolina primary in March.
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Evan Kaufman and Rebecca Vigil are trained improvisers and immensely talented singers, skilled in a variety of musical styles.
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This all came about without any debate over whether this immensely influential industry is playing by the right rules.
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She is poised to join other immensely wealthy candidates to tap their personal fortunes in recent years. Now-Sen.
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Apple is not simply immensely profitable; in 2017, it generated $16 billion more in operating cash flow than profits.
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The hot water was restored the next day, and we ended up immensely enjoying our time at the Pembrokes.
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But it is staffed by, and the board consists of, immensely capable professionals who work with absolute intellectual integrity.
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"I'm immensely proud of him, but very angry that my government has allowed him to travel," Ms. Downes said.
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But conversely, there's a fellow feeling within those communities, within their Us, that can be immensely healthy and comforting.
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In the last 20 years, the situation has changed immensely thanks to the growth of the sport among women.
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Poland was the first country invaded by Nazi Germany, and its population — ethnic Poles and Jews alike — suffered immensely.
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WhatsApp has grown immensely popular in Brazil, which is Latin America's largest country and the world's seventh-largest economy.
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This is less than ideal, especially if AI systems help to make immensely consequential decisions like who gets bail.
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From the immensely heavy, to the despairingly beautiful – it triggers an emotional response, and that's what I play on.
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I enjoy creating exclusive things immensely and often get requests, so I predict that fragrance will become much more personal.
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This all makes sense: A weird (but immensely popular) cult wine deserves an unconventional (but still massive and opulent) facility.
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The Grey we came to know was immensely powerful yet kept a steady handle on her telepathic and telekinetic abilities.
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"We've come together to create something fun, cute, a little bit dorky but immensely positive and warming," Coley told Mashable.
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One of my friends doesn't want to drink, so she offers to drive, saving us immensely on NYE Uber costs.
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The connections and networking afforded to Harvard graduates help immensely, but that says nothing about the actual quality of education.
|
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"Lucy Boynton, you're the heart of this film, you are beyond immensely talented," Malek said on stage accepting his award.
|
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Whether you want to brush up on your skills or get certified by Microsoft, these courses will help you immensely.
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By giving a drummer a third arm, however, Weinberg and his team have augmented and improved the drumming experience immensely.
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The toughest thing about this choice is leaving all the immensely talented people I've grown to admire and care for.
|
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Watching Miranda was immensely enjoyable, but it was "Arrested Development" star Alia Shawkat as Hamilton who totally stole the show.
|
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If those are the things you loved about watching Westworld, last night's season two finale had to be immensely satisfying.
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HGTV's immensely popular Fixer Upper will end after its fifth season, the designer-contractor couple behind the show announced Tuesday.
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This kind of evidence is called anecdotal and it can feel immensely powerful, especially if the experience happened to you.
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Yes, most of the TV shows we watch are fictional, but seeing someone like you on TV is immensely powerful.
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"The sun can and will accelerate the aging process immensely causing your tattoos to fade and lose clarity," says Rubendall.
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Yes, UCLA is immensely difficult to get into, but you are an amazing student who has done so much already.
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"I'm immensely proud of this team because they have been together for only three-and-half weeks," Loew told reporters.
|
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Countries such as Azerbaijan and Georgia, which stand to benefit immensely from better connections to the world, are wildly enthusiastic.
|
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That's no longer the case; but over the years, I've found Voice immensely helpful in a number of other ways.
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Why it matters: SUVs and crossovers are immensely popular, especially in the U.S. so new electrified offerings are attention-grabbers.
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It may seem stereotypical, but I feel immensely fortunate that I align easily with the features of being a woman.
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He was incredibly quick, immensely powerful, and his extraordinary coordination and reflexes made him one of the greatest NFL players.
|
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Is changing the terrain really going to make an immensely complex game like Dota 2 that much harder to understand?
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Branded IP is one of the most time-tested ways to launch games that go on to become immensely popular.
|
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"I shelter him immensely from that whole world," he says of Zen, whom Feldman shares with ex-wife Susie Sprague.
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Apart from the danger of dropping tens of tonnes of steel from a great height, the method is immensely polluting.
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"Machine Gun" (23) In Jimi Hendrix's enormous and immensely talented hands, the protest song morphed from primarily vocal to musical.
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They were immensely successful—so much so that now 79 percent of Americans support a path to citizenship for DREAMers.
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Some of them have changed immensely since their first trip to music's biggest night — here's looking at you Miley Cyrus.
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London is an immensely diverse city—not just in its ethnic demographics, but in the variation in patterns of violence.
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Having some very talented people willing to work for the love of the project in your corner also helps immensely.
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Anyone with kids already knows that Lego bricks, with their pointy corners, can be immensely painful to accidentally step on.
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" In his resignation letter, Mendoza said he was "immensely sorry if my words or actions ever made anyone feel uncomfortable.
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The bot doesn't take any of these short cuts and has an immensely complicated/balanced game tree for every decision.
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North Korea is a highly secretive regime, and detailed information about its inner workings are immensely valuable to intelligence agencies.
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"Everyone simply does what they can to contribute, which turns out to be immensely powerful," Monahan wrote in an email.
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Moreover, refugees have contributed immensely to the United States and have always been a living reminder of our founding ideals.
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Considering the immensely uneven dynamic between you and your professor, how do you go about expressing that something wasn't OK?
|
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That's why I suspect that even if the finale answers every question, Westworld's first season will still be immensely disappointing.
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Combat hosted his own immensely popular podcast where interviewed huge music celebs like Damon Dash, NORE, Just Blaze and others.
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The depth of the game pretty much lines up with how deep Magikarp is as a Pokémon: aka immensely shallow.
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That means that I want to invent and create something that will be immensely useful to all of humanity forever.
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Before Stories, it was easy to believe that someone with nice hair and a European-sounding name was immensely fascinating.
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Some players—like Kevin Durant and LeBron James–start their careers offering very little, and then suddenly become immensely productive.
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It's immensely disturbing and, naturally, people are rightfully angry because this crap is not OK. It's not OK for anyone.
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These same moral failings make her a delightful, dynamic woman who, though causing chaos wherever she goes, is immensely likeable.
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The program is also immensely popular with students, with 10,000 enrolled students selected from a pool of 42,000 total applicants.
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Enslavement was nothing new, but the tax-grain-surplus regime enabled the new cities' rulers to scale it up immensely.
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This immensely satisfying bottle is fresh and earthy, with flavors of bright red fruit infused with an almost slatelike minerality.
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That's an immensely valuable data source that Microsoft can weave into other products, like its software that's used by salespeople.
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He has left an indelible and undeniably distinct mark on the American political landscape, and he will be immensely missed.
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How Thais are mourning the death of their king A popular King The King was immensely popular during his reign.
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"This is an immensely profitable company," Jennifer Klein, a professor of history at Yale, told a New York radio station.
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He is one of the world's best players, elegant and cunning, immensely popular with his 29 million followers on Instagram.
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They were immensely supportive and encouraging, and that gave me confidence, but I was still scared to call my dad.
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The health care industry recorded an immensely profitable first quarter, according to an analysis of financial documents for 108 companies.
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Last year, Beal released an album he's immensely proud of called Noctunes on a smaller independent label based in Portland.
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I don't know why this is so immensely satisfying for me, in a "things fitting perfectly into other things" way.
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After meeting with governors, President Trump has come to an important conclusion: Reforming the health care system is immensely difficult.
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The number, similar to a social insurance number, would be immensely difficult for a civilian to find, the Star reports.
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But recently (and very randomly), Nike decided to take a gamble and overhaul an immensely popular smartphone app from scratch.
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Elizabeth Warren, who is immensely popular with the progressive base and has been carefully maneuvering to address her potential weaknesses.
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IPAB's decrees will automatically become law unless Congress takes the immensely difficult move of overruling a decision through supermajority vote.
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The U.S. gains immensely from cooperation with Canada and Mexico as it extends our security far beyond America's physical borders.
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Some people might think his take here is no more ridiculous than Pepsi's explanation for the immensely tone deaf spot.
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She was a golden age mystery writer who wrote from the 1920s into the '50s, and she is immensely comforting.
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Invaded first by the Nazis and then by the Soviets, Poland and its people, gentiles and Jews alike, suffered immensely.
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He was a militia leader during the war, an immensely skilled hunter, and, of course, later a pathfinder into Kentucky.
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The immensely popular world of cinema became a space for competing, aggressive nationalism, although trade between India and Pakistan continued.
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" In sum, Tollever had enjoyed the post immensely: "I haven't drunk a decent glass of Moselle since I left Berlin.
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If someone had found the fix for this immensely vexing and complex problem, we wouldn't be facing an obesity crisis.
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And although I am immensely grateful for all of it, it also means I am fully dependent on this institution.
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The trouble is, many people never reach that point, and those that do have to suffer immensely throughout the years.
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If there's anything Mulder would be immensely skeptical about, it would be that his life's work was all for naught.
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But are they truly a championship contender if they struggled, even briefly, to overwhelm the immensely hobbled and downtrodden Giants?
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Later would come Microsoft's immensely popular Windows operating system, designed to be used with a computer mouse and onscreen icons.
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Still, there is one cause that she is immensely proud of — maybe even more than her nine Wimbledon singles titles.
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He was by the example of his personal tenacity as well as by wise counsel a powerful, immensely valuable mentor.
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Throughout the seven books, audiences became accustomed to the immensely empathetic knowledge possessed by so many of Rowling's sincere characters.
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Sure, the documentary was fond, but it was also dishy and, with Mr. Nichols both feisty and frail, immensely moving.
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Video games are not only far more pervasive than they were 30 years ago; they are also immensely more complex.
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In the early 1900s, Kolmanskop was immensely wealthy from the precious diamonds that lay abundant deep in the earth below.
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They say the trip was "immensely valuable" to his work learning about and participating in addressing developing issues facing veterans.
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I am immensely proud to be travelling to New York to head Kazakhstan's delegation to the United Nations General Assembly.
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After World War II, Bosch was an indispensable partner as the immensely popular Beetle transformed Volkswagen into a global carmaker.
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He starred in the immensely popular Lion King reboot, as well Rihanna's film Guava Island, and he recently headlined Lollapalooza.
|
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RHP Mike Mayers was optioned to Triple-A Memphis on Monday after struggling immensely during Sunday's start against Los Angeles.
|
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The genre is immensely popular these days; much has been written on its relatively recent ascent from pulp to prestige.
|
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Now he was atop the leaderboard, a sight that roused the Scottish fans here, among whom Woods is immensely popular.
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Karl Lagerfeld's cat: Choupette, the designer's immensely pampered and incredibly famous white Birman, is expected to receive a substantial inheritance.
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We regret this immensely, because the Young Fathers would have set an important tone in the program of the Ruhrtriennale.
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" Smith believes therapy is "immensely helpful" for anyone "facing the many uneasy, hard, agonizing decisions that come with treating infertility.
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But there is, of course, Ferrari and its two-seater coupés that shelter immensely powerful V3353 engines beneath the hood.
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As you can see, the difference is jarring — and reflective of how immensely addiction and recovery can affect one's entire life.
|
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These content blockers proved immensely popular at launch, and topped the App Store charts shortly after the release of iOS 9.
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I've experienced it at my children's school, where the friendship of other women who understand the ropes has helped me immensely.
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Human speech is immensely more complicated than movement of a limb—it requires the coordination of more than 216 different muscles.
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It's an immensely complicated topic, but Scharre offers clear explanations and presents both the pros and cons of machine-driven warfare.
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The general is immensely popular among ordinary Pakistanis, who see him as a bulwark against crime, corruption and Islamist militant violence.
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There's singing and dancing, piles of food, sumptuously designed costumes, romance — an immensely entertaining spectacle that ends on a teachable moment.
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That said, Loki is an immensely popular character — to some Marvel fans, he is the real star of the Thor franchise.
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The retailer, whose home improvement products are closely tied with home building and refurbishing, was hurt immensely by the Great Recession.
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Illegal in several Western nations, the leaf is immensely popular in the region, giving the chewer a mild amphetamine-like high.
|
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His tweet today — the first time he said her name on Twitter — with its focus on her appearance is immensely disappointing.
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Liu is immensely talented, and her comic Monstress, a swirling, political steampunk adventure fantasy, is nominated for an Eisner this year.
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It was an immensely powerful piece of work, all those faces and all those statements, but it was ultimately — of course!
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" The researchers conclude by asking rhetorically "if the attention that researchers and clinicians give this immensely popular activity is empirically justified.
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This basic concept of dueling networks proved to be immensely powerful, and GANs are now a cornerstone of contemporary machine learning.
|
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Immensely successful, with powerful momentum on any number of fronts — online shopping, voice assistants, smart devices, cloud services, and so on.
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This device alone deepens Kratos's character immensely, changing him from a rage-fueled loner into someone that leans on another person.
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The sudden death of Dolores O'Riordan, beloved and immensely talented frontwoman of The Cranberries, rocked the music world earlier this year.
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I keep posting trailers for Nutcracker, and every time I write that, I am immensely suspicious of how it'll turn out.
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The team behind Riverdale is rebooting Sabrina the Teenage Witch, and wow is it immensely darker than the series you remember.
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Xiaomi announced its Redmi 2150 phone today in India, as a follow to its immensely popular Redmi 4 from last year.
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But Fox's capacity to make hit television shows (like "This Is Us" and "Modern Family") will help immensely with that effort.
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Interestingly, Google Play doesn't yet support mobile wallet apps, which have grown immensely popular in India in the wake of demonetization.
|
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Accessibility also is applicable to the elderly who, in the case of fall detection, could benefit immensely from such a feature.
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If we can come together as defense partners, our countries can be immensely positive forces for increased global peace and security.
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That being said, the "black moon" or "black supermoon" currently generating headlines is an embarrassingly bad concept that upsets me immensely.
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"We are immensely saddened by the sudden and unexpected passing of legendary broadcaster Dick Enberg," read a statement from the Padres.
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My iPhone and my Nexus are both immensely open in this respect, and that's the kind of openness I care about.
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"Crystals changed and helped my life so immensely and drastically, I needed other people to benefit from them, too," said Rivera.
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Thanks in part to social media, the pressure placed on women to "snapback" to their pre-pregnancy body has grown immensely.
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And the best part is this is a game-changing feature that will enhance the experience of so many, so immensely.
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In hindsight, it was doomed from the start—forced to compete with immensely popular CDs and an emerging threat called MP3s.
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Sure, reflecting on what you're grateful for on Thanksgiving is fun and all, but the holiday can also be immensely stressful.
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For a while now, I just want some time out for myself and for my family which I ave neglected immensely.
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Indeed, leveraging user-generated content (UGC) such as customer reviews or user-uploaded images on Facebook can help your business immensely.
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It is immensely frustrating that Trump is playing by the Russian "fake news" rules, dismissing any truth he does not like.
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" By the start of 2019, both men had freshly featured on respective remixes of the immensely popular urbano single "Te Boté.
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There's grumbling here and there, but by and large those gathered are immensely grateful for the care they receive at RAM.
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I know that he misses Teresa and their four daughters immensely, but Joe will get through this, just like Teresa did.
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Organizations benefit immensely from people donating their time and energy to help out with day-to-day operations or special events.
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So in one sense, the Paper product wasn't successful, but as a user interface R&D lab, it was immensely successful.
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"As a real-life high school student, I relate to the character of Evan Hansen immensely," Feldman said in a statement.
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They do not address myriad assaults the fish are subjected to, whether wild caught or farmed, and they all suffer immensely.
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Fortunately, the electrically operated, double-hinged doors are also immensely useful — making ingress and egress from the second row a breeze.
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" Bennett told NBC News that Cramer has helped the campaign "immensely" courting delegates, adding that his endorsement is a "huge win.
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And you can expect Trump, who is immensely popular in Ohio, to blast GM is they don't reopen the Lordstown plant.
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Singer's educational background—in psychology and law—has served him well in his unique, and immensely profitable, brand of adversarial investing.
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Private-equity and venture-capital firms see medicine as a space where efficiencies and economies of scale can be immensely profitable.
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Bringing it back would give GM a more direct competitor to the immensely popular Jeep Wrangler, and the upcoming Ford Bronco.
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Afghanistan matters, and the nature of the peace deal the US might strike with the Taliban matters immensely as a result.
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"The right path for a startup-company in an old-line industry is arduous and immensely rewarding," write Bookman and Lonsdale.
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The visibility of Toronto artists has increased immensely: SXSW bills, curated Apple Music playlists, the Grammys and international music festival stages.
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The immensely enjoyable film — directed by Whit Stillman — is based on Lady Susan, a posthumously published early epistolary novel of Austen's.
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But, you know, we defend countries that are immensely wealthy, and then don't ask for anything—then don't ask for anything.
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The Tupelo, Mississippi, native made her claim to fame by launching her immensely popular televised ministry "Paula White Today," in 2001.
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For me, that twist wasn't exactly surprising, but it was immensely satisfying because it's such good use of Wolk's inherent shiftiness.
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I found it immensely exciting that The Times had its very own website, which was updated I think once per day.
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"Those risks are immensely worth the effort, since in finding that child, in discovering his tenderness and love, we rediscover ourselves."
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This can be immensely frustrating for patients, even though it is what we must do to provide the best possible treatment.
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Regardless of what others may make of it, she's immensely proud of this and has really worked herself to the ground.
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The global fatality rate is just an average, and the CFR of any pandemic varies immensely by age, population, and geography.
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These concerns are compounded immensely by the knowledge that the firm has now been the subject of a successful hacking operation.
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And soon he will decide whether to sustain or set a course to possibly unravel the immensely important Iran nuclear deal.
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Corporate sponsors were left calculating how many people in the immensely valuable United States market would consequently tune out next summer.
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"Everybody says that I have improved immensely; even that person whose criticism in my view is most important to me — myself."
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And we have received endless support from your generation and we thank everybody for that immensely because we really appreciate it.
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But to a then-13-year-old Rebecca Black, the single's star, the jokes made at her expense were immensely damaging.
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No Man's Sky, Hello Games' universe simulator, was immensely controversial upon its initial release for a perceived lack of core features.
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For the Nationals, the slugger Bryce Harper's contract runs through 2018, at which point he becomes an immensely expensive free agent.
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Standing firmly with its Arab and Israeli allies against Iran will contribute immensely to restoring America's credibility in the Middle East.
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" All the stars are his friends, and the brightest of them appear on his immensely popular talk show "Koffee With Karan.
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This shift in approach is much like those seen in other industries that also deal with immensely complex situations and processes.
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Deadpan Vivian is an immensely endearing narrator, but what has really stayed with me since reading City Girls are the clothes.
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Big banks continue to be a profitable group despite being immensely disliked on the Wall Street, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Monday.
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It has been an immensely profitable strategy: Intel had net income of $10.3 billion last year on revenue of $59.4 billion.
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I have wonderful conversations with some of my peers, artists that I respect immensely, including Dyani White-Hawk and Razelle Benally.
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Sansa escaped Ramsay and became an immensely powerful woman, the Lady of Winterfell and one of the rulers of the North.
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The two must sort out their differences when they stumble upon an elf (Lucy Fry) who carries an immensely powerful weapon.
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Jeff Colyer, the former lieutenant governor to immensely unpopular Sam Brownback, who left the job for a low-level Trump appointment.
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But getting the plane back in the air has proven immensely difficult, causing major financial and reputational issues for Boeing (BA).
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Yes, the ads I now see have nothing to do with me — but the benefit was watching my spending drop immensely.
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Obviously, the citizen's agenda would help you immensely in one area of local coverage that's really important, which is voter's guides.
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Fine explains that she and her team at Dame have been immensely frustrated by the MTA's sudden decision to drop them.
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Early voting is up immensely in Florida — Schale estimates that 22016 percent of election votes in Florida have already been cast.
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I have had insanely low self esteem my entire life and doing drag and performing with Manarchy has helped that immensely.
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The time spent dropping dookies seems not to be in ratio to creatures' size, which varies immensely across the animal kingdom.
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The result is an immensely witty and rollicking adventure, a warm-hearted treat you can easily breeze through over a weekend.
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Interest in React has grown immensely in recent years — graph shown search trends via Google Interest in React has grown immensely in recent years — graph shown search trends via Google The four month, single-term, course has been divided up into three segments, each with its own project that students can highlight on their Github accounts to prospective employers.
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This unusual mix has proved immensely popular: Mr Schmeltzer has released over ten albums and is known as the "Hasidic Lady Gaga".
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Therefore, the specific efficiency requirements for a building can be hard to understand, geographically unique and immensely variable from project to project.
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Her best efforts are distinguished by exquisite technique (ears sometimes excepted), inventive colors and immensely sympathetic portrayals of men and women alike.
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The truth was that dating apps could make me sad, but they could also provide intense, immensely satisfying bursts of narcissistic pleasure.
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Apropos recent immensely polarized cryptocurrency debates, Artists Re:Thinking the Blockchain is a thoroughly relevant compendium for this largely uncharted area of technoculture.
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Once onstage, he shouted her out, saying: "Lucy Boynton, you're the heart of this film, you are beyond immensely talented," Malek said.
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During the primaries, Bernie Sanders ran an immensely successful small-dollar fundraising campaign, receiving nearly 7 million donations that averaged $27 each.
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IBM CEO Ginni Rometty said that blockchain technology within financial services will be immensely valuable for anything that involves trading illiquid assets.
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Bitcoin and Ethereum, the two largest cryptocurrencies by market cap, are widely regarded as immensely promising, hindered only by a few obstacles.
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"It would help immensely if the Commission recognized the importance of this issue," Wim Mijs, head of the European Banking Federation, said.
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Whether you end up becoming chair of the Federal Reserve or the next Mr. Burns, these skills will help your career immensely.
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Ms. Houdyshell's bubbly humor and warmth are, as always, immensely pleasurable; like Mr. Birney, she's incapable of a dishonest word or action.
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"I was referred to the bridal stylist Maradee Wahl who expedited the process immensely, and even made it fun," Ms. Paul said.
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He was as good of a TV father as anyone could ever ask for, and I for one will miss him immensely.
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It's a movie that took an often overlooked genre, horror, and turned it into something urgent, interesting, and above all, immensely entertaining.
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But every immensely goofy part of it is what makes it such a joy to half-watch while killing time with friends.
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Canada exports more than 75 percent of its goods to America and has benefited immensely from this two decades-long trade agreement.
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Niantic Labs, developer of the once immensely popular Pokémon Go, is now making a Harry Potter AR game, TechCrunch first reported today.
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"She does the princess thing very well and she's immensely close with my father," he told CNN's Sara Murray Thursday in Cleveland.
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"Lady Gaga has always idolized [Hepburn] and respected her immensely, so that connection in itself felt so serendipitous and perfect," adds Eerebout.
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We've been programmed to give a fuck immensely about what people think and to some extent I still do; I have to.
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"I mean, it's weird," Aung La says, sounding a bit alarmed by the immensely niche popularity he commands in the Golden Land.
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The immensely successful Game of Thrones concert experience is returning to the stage in 2018 with a massive European and American tour.
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Steven Spielberg's new film adaptation of Ready Player One prominently features that same car, but in a context that improves it immensely.
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Davis says the product has helped him immensely -- even in retirement -- saying, "the effects that it has on my body is incredible."
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The road and highway system can benefit immensely from IoT, as it has created unprecedented possibilities in sensing, storing, and analyzing data.
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Deep-sea bottom feeders are immensely dependent upon "food falls," in which deceased aquatic animals from above settle on the ocean floor.
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Needless to say, this data is immensely valuable because it can be used to create detailed profiles for marketing and tracking purposes.
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In order to best negotiate your salary, being equipped with the knowledge of what other people are making can be immensely helpful.
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School children in Aleppo, which has suffered immensely during this war, are receiving sandwiches and fruit as part of their school feeding.
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In fact, Weiss is the CEO/founder of Glossier, a digital beauty brand born from her immensely popular blog, Into The Gloss.
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Remember: although the immensely capable U.S. Military is ready to "fight tonight," its mission is to prevent war, not to start one.
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But it's also a game that can be immensely frustrating, with some puzzles so challenging it took me days to complete them.
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This juxtaposition of dark and light in her music, she says, was important for her when tackling sensitive and immensely personal experiences.
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I'm immensely proud that the New York Times as an institution devoted the time and resources to this reporting all year long.
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It's an immensely useful and straightforward feature: open the battery door, pull the battery out and attach to the Magsafe-esque charger.
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It includes nearly every woman who adopts its most superficial behaviors, as well as those who profit immensely and incongruously from it.
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The immensely positive effects of getting back to nature are featured — and beautifully captured — in the January issue of National Geographic magazine.
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