They run in a group, march in a group, do everything as a group.
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In a group, he's awkward and a little goofy and uncomfortable in a group setting.
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It's something to do, most often in a group, and having fun in a group feels good.
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"Even the Abinoojii Family Services, they put her in a group home and she should never have been in a group home," her aunt says.
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We walk in a group through several gates of security.
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We play in a group called the Three Daft Monkeys.
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At the end, Smith led everyone in a group cheer.
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I've never been in a group that bonds like that.
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"So … Yes, that's me," she wrote in a group message.
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Work well in a group, or prefer to work alone?
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She managed to squeeze in a group picture with Dion.
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They usually fly in a group or as a family.
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Someone I don't know posted in a group I'm in.
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It's predictable, but also varies from others in a group.
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"I'm in a group text with my family," she said.
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I think I might send it in a group text.
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Qatar is in a group with Argentina, Colombia and Paraguay.
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He had taken the drug in a group ceremony setting.
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You can participate in a group conversation without posting publicly.
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Lee crossed the Tumen River in a group of eight girls.
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In a group text, someone mentioned something about "the NYT Nazi".
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Reliving your experiences in a group can be fun and cathartic.
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I posted it internally, in a group for Facebook employees worldwide.
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You can swap out multiple pics in a group photo, too.
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In a group of sluggish, feeble pandas, Pan Pan stood out.
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In a group shot, the bride and groom pose with friends.
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There is no real membership in a group, no institutional learning.
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He now lives in a group home near the Cordone family.
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Now, host reviews will apply to all guests in a group.
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In a group home, he said, he almost stabbed another boy.
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Russia is in a group with Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Uruguay.
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In a group, they rafted across the Rio Grande into Texas.
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So hierarchy matters, but being in a group doesn't so much.
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"You're in a group of people, and everyone's sharing," he said.
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They stick together in a group called "The Friends of Cohesion".
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Some of us from work are in a group chat together.
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In other games at the European Championships, Wales beat Slovakia, 2-1, in a Group B match in Bordeaux, France, and Switzerland defeated 10-man Albania, 1-0, in a Group A match in Lens, France.
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"Working in a group brought him out of his shell," Letha said.
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Another employee threatened to "shoot up the building" in a group chat.
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In a group interview in the mixed zone, King defended her actions.
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Working alone will feel more comfortable than working in a group setting.
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Under normal circumstances, these meals must be served in a group setting.
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Participants rated the attractiveness of faces presented in a group and individually.
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"The Cuban always tries to be in a group," Ms. García explained.
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Every mission in Anthem is designed to be played in a group.
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Our friends start messaging in a group chat about having a beer.
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Often those that reach the final stages are debated in a group.
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In a group conversation, they recalled juggling jobs to make ends meet.
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Damour: Being in a group project with a kid they can't stand.
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Being in a group we had fun between the three of us.
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However, Nigeria is stuck in a group with Argentina, Croatia, and Iceland.
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He lives in a group home a few miles from my family.
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If you're the new kid in a group, you will be tested.
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You know, with that far down the social ladder and to be here now, where everywhere you go, there's music schools teaching you how to DJ, how to play in a group, how to act in a group.
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It could potentially be applied to any manner of robots in a group.
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They talk often in a group text that includes other civil rights lawyers.
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Watching "The Bachelor" in a group, is "half the fun," according to Gray.
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Posts in a group, not unlike the newsfeed, are sorted algorithmically by default.
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It doesn't matter if you're in a group or you're on your own.
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And in this situation, it's best if you're in a group of friends.
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Say a family member is in a group that people are concerned about.
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Both groups participated in a group-based, face-to-face weight loss intervention.
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We're all in a group chat together; we call ourselves the Holy Trinity.
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" She added, "Arie's so different in a group setting versus one on one.
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JT: Being in a group to me is bigger than being one person.
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We could write songs ourselves and be with our friends in a group.
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I found that I worked better learning by myself than in a group.
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She was the only woman in a group of about a dozen Egyptians.
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Earlier this year, he tried to bring in a group of Syrian dancers.
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He was in a group show with Kara Walker and Kerry James Marshall.
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Now Jackson has joined Bornstein in a group that seems destined to grow.
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Dressed in comfortable clothing, they begin snuggling each other in a group cuddle.
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Colombia and Sweden tied, 2-2, in a Group B game in Manaus.
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A "cold bed" in a group room can go for $350 a month.
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That sense of inhibition flies out the window when ordering in a group.
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They finished in a group at 11th, eight strokes out of the playoff.
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He brought in a group of people with little vetting, the officials said.
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In a group chat on Facebook, my friends make cruel, sexist, objectifying comments.
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I'm humbled to be included in a group that's so talented and respected.
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I don't think you can a get a streak in a group chat.
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Or the main trouble maker in a group of dudes partying in a bar.
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That's the great thing about being in a group: you can push for something.
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This is the most log-jammed award in a group of log-jammed awards.
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There are 9,000 people in this organization in a group making fun of refugees.
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Is policing problematic content even possible in a group of nearly one million people?
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Formatively stupid, and in a group, can usually conspire to do and believe anything.
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We could get in a group of people and send each other money. Yep.
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Today's study monitored ADHD symptoms in a group of nearly 2,600 high school teenagers.
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However, I can see the merits of engaging in a group like r/RoastMe.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Egypt play Uruguay in a Group A match in Yekaterinburg on Thursday.
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It's part of growing up in a group that's been victimized for so long.
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They can also have conversations around that content in a group chat-like interface.
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In India, rumors on WhatsApp reportedly resulted in a group of men being lynched.
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After all, the idea for finding dates in a group setting is not new.
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How does being in a group change how you approach things in this industry?
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Mary Jo Nye was the sixth in a group of seven siblings, Bart said.
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I remember five years ago, standing there skeptically in a group of 25 men.
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He drifts away, leaving the twin to drown her sorrows in a group hug.
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Would we take in a group of three siblings, ages 5, 6 and 7?
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"I've never had a prediabetic convert to diabetic in a group setting," he said.
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In September, Trump put out another ten names, in a group that included Gorsuch.
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Four lawyers left in recent months, but individually, not in a group, Carr confirmed.
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There are great coaches there, but there is nothing like being in a group.
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Any animal living in a group needs to make decisions as a group, too.
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When you feel powerless, traveling in a group gives you some sense of power.
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The absolute risk for cardiovascular disease was small, unsurprising in a group this young.
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Older kids may have no idea how to properly participate in a group chat.
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They're both in a group called Young Dance Collective that does pretty professional shows.
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"A family of females is social," he said, meaning they travel in a group.
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You can find us on Facebook, where some subscribers hang out in a group.
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In a phone call, Mr. Brown said he didn't belong in a group home.
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I discovered that kinship in a group of friends who had also lost people.
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Over many, many hours working in a group on various themes, Mr. Charmatz explained.
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In a Group A elimination match, Cloud9 posted a 2-93 decision over Virtus.
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"We found ourselves in a group that was gun-shy for buying a house."
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But once you get to four, five kids in a group, numbers bring drama.
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The piece was found in a group of 1,500 artworks owned by Hildebrand Gurlitt.
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One in a group, or two in a group have had, many in the group have had sexual remarks said at them that are just icky, and then one or two have had really serious encounters, I've noticed in groups of people. Right.
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They huddled in a group embrace, crying, swaying and offering words of relief and thanks.
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After spending time in a group home, Sage became anxious and began to drink heavily.
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Cherone was spotted in a group called Extreme, who were just about to break up.
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Both proud parents showed off their completed looks for the recital in a group shot.
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It really was a lot different for me being in a group of sober people.
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The article published Friday includes a photo of Trump and Carroll talking in a group.
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Sometimes they become stressed, so they pragmatically talk through their anxiety in a group setting.
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In a group chat, she sent him a video in which gunfire can be heard.
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YEKATERINBURG, Russia (Reuters) - Japan play Senegal in a Group H match in Yekaterinburg on Sunday.
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It was a way to disrupt, also to move in a group and evade authorities.
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There were about 10 or fifteen people sitting in a group drinking and having fun.
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They all sat in a group and just reunited, relived and had such a ball.
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He participated in a group that used acting exercises and found the emotional outlet powerful.
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Im not in a group nor will I be concerned this much with an opinion.
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Stenberg alternates between dancing in a group, or alone in front of a green screen.
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But when they're coming in a group of three or four, they're coming to steal.
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One morning earlier this year, the second graders were engaged in a group reading lesson.
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Rather, the aide said, it was an opportunity to answer questions in a group setting.
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We go out in a group and you know you're not just with Bucs fans.
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The lead investor, in a group of 18 investors, is the ad giant Publicis Groupe.
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Even in a group full of negative star power, Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin stands out.
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He is involved in a group called the Independent Federation of Chinese Students and Scholars.
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Will Canada insist on affirming the Paris agreement in a Group of 7 joint statement?
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They were heavyweights in a group that included more than its share of powerful men.
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He posed for selfies with the staff and then joined everyone in a group shot.
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The Tour leader, Chris Froome, finished in a group farther back, retaining the yellow jersey.
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The sex scene [that includes full-frontal nudity in a group setting] was actually longer.
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"Guys, Aunt Dawna and Christina are dead," Kendra Lee Miller said in a group chat.
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Those are the kind of features you find in a group of animals called bilaterans.
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Actor Jake Gyllenhaal was also there and posed in a group photo with the groom.
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She can arrange them all together in a group, or scatter them throughout the home.
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Next files in a group of Chinese government officials with a deal of their own.
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Pain, however, doesn't always have to be agonizing, especially when received in a group setting.
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Sportsmanship aside, these elite athletes are competing in a tournament where goal difference -- the number that breaks a tie in a group to determine who moves on -- matters, and especially matters because the defending champions are in a group with a powerhouse team like Sweden.
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"When you launch everything in a group you kind of make one big bet," he says.
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Tim: We first met in a group interview for a position at a facilities management company.
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You're much more powerful when you are in a group than if you're on your own.
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All activity in a group also gets logged in a separate feed that highlights your mentions.
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She tells viewers that McKesson was singled out in a group of 15 or so people.
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"Sometimes it is hard to notice the detail when we are in a group," said Salcedo.
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She said she had him put in a group home against his wishes and her heart.
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M. and I chat for a while about traveling in a group, especially with three couples.
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Like many young people near his age, he mostly mingles with women in a group setting.
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Spencer, who lived in a group home, was enrolled at Hidden Valley High School, police said.
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When you join, you're placed in a group video chat team of two to four people.
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Defining oneself at least in part by membership in a group is part of human nature.
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"If you come in a group, be willing to break off — and embrace the individual experience."
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Reba McEntire started performing at rodeos with her family in a group known as Singing McEntires.
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Taylor is said to have made the comment in a group text with Volker and Sondland.
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They always work and move in a group of two, even manager-level people do so.
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Capitalism first emerged in a group of Protestant countries: the Netherlands, Britain and the United States.
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Russia's next game is Wednesday, in a group-stage match here, just outside Lille, against Slovakia.
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"Otis was a guy in a group I used to be a part of," explains Bailey.
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Horan casually mentions that these garbage people are blowing up his phone in a group chat.
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Or sometimes, you end up in a group situation where you can't control the guest list.
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Or been in a group grope, like at the Cock when it was on Avenue A?
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I remember one case years ago where they stripped everybody in a group looking for tattoos.
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Other world leaders appeared to ignore the crown prince in a group photo at the summit.
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The piece began with all the musicians gathered in a group for a period of meditation.
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Blood pressure levels were significantly higher in a group born with fertility treatments than in controls.
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Surnah worked in a group of five that had a quota of 1,000 packages a day.
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Ms. Mack participated in a group known as Nxivm (pronounced Nex-e-um), the authorities said.
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Two strokes back in second place sat Justin Rose, who played in a group with Woods.
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Her busyness and hustle reminded a fan of how an ant might behave in a group.
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She also spent years in a group home, where girls discussed their own extreme childhood trauma.
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Canada starts Olympic play in a group with the Czech Republic, Switzerland and host South Korea.
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David has now been in a group home for 30 days, and his seizures have returned.
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The United States, playing in a group of lesser teams, gets underway on Saturday against Fiji.
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In a group of adults barely out of college, he looked older than his 46 years.
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Currently, WhatsApp is testing the feature in a group setting that supports participation from multiple individuals.
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This is an ensemble costume; you can imagine how fantastical the effect is in a group.
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Tim Croll is a coach working with 20 different service-based companies in a group setting.
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Hoffman shot 69 and was in a group that included Ian Poulter and Rafa Cabrera Bello.
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"When it happens in a group, it's very powerful because it reframes the conversation," he says.
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I've never been in a group that large trying to construct something this delicate and difficult.
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Instagram queen Eva Chen also captured a candid moment of Kendall Jenner blinking in a group photo.
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If I am compelled to, I make sure that I am in a group, preferably co-ed.
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" In a group of about 200 people outside the mortuary, some called out, "I love you, John.
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The North Korean leader appeared in a group photograph with the performers, distributed by North Korean media.
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A 2010 study found similar results, this time in a group of 28 healthy, physically active men.
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I ended up getting my horse's tail braided so I could quickly spot her in a group.
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Haidar described baton-led dispersals if they sat in a group of more than two or three.
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Deadpool is a character who fends for himself and isn't supposed to function in a group setting.
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Afterwards, she started to appear in a group of sketches with the rest of the SNL cast.
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But soon she starts grilling Betty about her older sister, Polly, who remains in a group home.
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And in a group dominated by men, Wonder Woman shows off just how badass she really is.
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"I felt more comfortable in a group," he says of his choice to turn away from music.
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Since then, he has actively opposed the government with other lawmakers in a group called "Frondeurs" (insubordinates).
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" Lin's response: "Practice to project your voice in a group setting, and use your gestures to help.
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Seeing them in a group, however, emphasizes a careful system that accommodates a startling amount of variety.
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Murkowski and Collins now find themselves in a group of GOP senators expressing concerns about the legislation.
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It's about building soft skills like confidence and teamwork while collaborating in a group on a project.
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The Americans were captured in a group that also contained fighters from Ireland and Pakistan, SDF said.
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One uses the "quote" feature in a group conversation to change the identity of the message sender.
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Former Olympic figure skater Kristi Yamaguchi shared a photo of the athletes embracing in a group hug.
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If you lose your job in a group termination or layoff, consider joining forces with other colleagues.
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Often people assume you're straight, or pigeonhole you as the gay one in a group of friends.
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"In a group, the person that's vegan decides where the whole group ends up eating," he said.
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You can also find people in a group with a search function on the group's information page.
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The extension enables everyone in a group to watch a show or movie on Netflix in sync.
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Both teams participated in a group chat using WhatsApp in the weeks leading up to the Olympics.
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Regardless of gender, attractiveness ratings were higher when people were presented in a group compared to individually.
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Basically, the ETF invests in a group of stocks, and you and I buy into the ETF.
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"Just got the call I've been hoping and praying for, I'm in!" a group member recently posted.
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In 1997, for example, they both attended a wedding of classmates, and appeared in a group photo.
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Chicago Fed President Charles Evans is seen to be participating in a group media interview in Chicago.
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RELATIVE VALUE An actual value is the observed number of items in a group with some characteristic.
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Are there any topics that you find fun or annoying to talk about in a group chat?
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To see who reacted to a message in a group chat, just tap on the message itself.
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When she was 13, Kriekle says she was placed in a group home, followed by foster care.
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That Barbara Kruger was in a group show back when her dealer, Mary Boone, was in SoHo.
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They tested these approaches in both humid and arid conditions in a group of young, healthy volunteers.
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After being interviewed in a group setting, Ailes invited her to a private interview, the complaint said.
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"I have a student that gets served for 30 minutes every week in a group," she said.
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They make her be Scary Spice in a group project, and comment on the "darkness" of her skin.
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"It wouldn't be my first choice to spend a Friday morning in a group like that," Carter said.
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Especially what it feels like to be ostracized or called out in a group of friends; it's terrifying.
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But often in a group, many of the observers are too shocked to say anything in the moment.
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They found that the more penguins or seals in a group, the larger the animals' area of influence.
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If you're in a group like this, maybe the most manly thing you can do is push back.
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I am in a group exhibition called Queer as I at HERE Art Center curated by Dan Halm.
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Especially what it feels like to be ostracized or called out in a group of friends, it's terrifying.
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Italy, according to British intelligence estimates, is in a group of countries facing lower risks of terrorist attacks.
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On my own, this was an impossible task, but in a group, the scorched aren't all that threatening.
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One child is to work on geometry in a group; another will take algebra questions on his laptop.
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We were all texting in a group to just meet in the suite, but everyone got split up.
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The ikigai way of life is especially prominent Okinawa, in a group of islands south of mainland Japan.
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Facebook Groups is a big feature — more than one billion people on Facebook actively participate in a group.
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Perhaps a number of these statues could be installed together in a group, each figure posed slightly differently.
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Even the word "multilateralism" itself has fallen out of favor in a group designed to foster international cooperation.
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It studied the value of whole genome sequencing in a group of 100 healthy patients and their doctors.
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So the next time you look really hot in a group photo, no need to crop anyone out.
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How lucky am I to have been in a group with my other best friend, the GOAT Hova.
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And if I was in a group with friends who didn't say anything, I'd second guess that, too.
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In 2012, Vo was invited to be in a group show at the Museo Tamayo, in Mexico City.
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Moreover, when deer were in a group, their tendency to move along the north-south axis grew stronger.
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Those delayed tankers are the last in a group of 12 that were discharged after facing long holdups.
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NIZNHY NOVGOROD (Reuters) - Switzerland play Costa Rica in a Group E game at the World Cup on Wednesday.
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On their ankles are silver chains hung with bells, so when they walk in a group, they jingle.
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Mr. Rodríguez and Mr. Castañeda arrive, and the four friends move in a group toward Mr. Aquino-Simon.
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NIZHNY NOVGOROD, Russia (Reuters) - Sweden play South Korea in a Group F match in Nizhny Novgorod on Monday.
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But ANGI interviewers don't simply ask candidates to describe a time when they worked well in a group.
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Someone in a group therapy session would toss you a bean bag and ask you the same question.
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You can then manually select which friends in a group you want to pay or request money from.
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As the picture-snapping drone approached from the blue skies, everyone raised their arms in a group cheer.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK.I remember being asked a question once in a group therapy session.
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Chino would go the traditional way, in a group of six pollos led by a pair of coyotes.
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Sometimes they come to my room in a group, bringing cakes with them, and I pour the drinks.
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I had not experienced that with fitness; it was always daunting for me, especially in a group setting.
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Accused of aiding a terrorist organization in a group indictment with 18 others, he still faces serious charges.
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There, in what used to be horse country, rode in a group of so-called Bikers for Trump.
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Nearly every Story on my Instagram feed is a screenshot of someone I know in a Group FaceTime.
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PER CAPITA VALUE An actual value is the observed number of items in a group with some characteristic.
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His report said that the inmate had been involved in a group protest on the evening of Aug.
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BuzzFeed News spoke to the people who said they spread the hoax in a group chat on Twitter.
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It's extremely simple: What if instead of saying "a group of people," we highlighted "people in a group"?
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They wanted me to do it in a group, in some sort of formation, and wearing a uniform.
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So we are the best mothers that I've ever seen in a group with the same baby father.
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I lived in a group home, so I know personally the struggles and emotional needs of such kids.
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They worked in a group at the bank responsible for investing depositors' money that isn't being lent out.
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Mexico will face Jamaica, a 2-0 winner over Curaçao, in a Group C match Thursday in Denver.
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Being in a group with people you connect with can be the difference between Survivor success and failure.
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The pose reminded me of photographs of the Holocaust — which is represented in a group of works nearby.
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Potential witnesses were interviewed in a group and told to "get their story together," according to Chestnut's lawyers.
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"People who sing in a group report far higher well-being than those who sing solo," he notes.
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Nipsey's memorial starts Thursday morning at 10 AM sharp, and anyone traveling in a group must enter together.
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I'm perfectly comfortable in a group situation, or speaking before a crowd, both of which terrify many people.
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Liberals believe you&aposre in a group, you have to stay in your group, don&apost leave your group.
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That happens when you're playing in a group as well, but it's much more common when you're flying solo.
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However, things changed ~300 million years ago in a group of animals called synapsids, the ancestral lineage of mammals.
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Duh, I'm already in a group costume, but that doesn't mean I won't ditch those other guys for you!
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Schmitz said he found a recent photo of Mayo standing in a group with the UN envoy to Yemen.
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They showed off their toned physiques in a group photo that Samuel's girlfriend, Sophie Pipe, shared on Instagram Saturday.
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It turns out groups ... for example, take something like your feeling about whether you can participate in a group.
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If she's going to be the sole tank in a group, Control maps (Ilios, Lijiang Tower, Nepal) are best.
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I know well that sinking feeling of being in a group of men when the conversation takes that turn.
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He sits down in a group therapy session and lists the many, many substances to which he is addicted.
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It is in the pre-programmed interplay between these robots in a group that makes the technology so interesting.
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One of the biggest lessons I learned being in a group is that EDs don't look like one thing.
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At first, it was hard to find her place in a group of kids who already knew each other.
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In most substance abuse treatment settings, acudetox is done in a group, with the lights lowered to facilitate relaxation.
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But Nao didn't want to be performing pop covers, and she didn't want to be sidelined in a group.
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In a group of 40 real estate developers examined by rating agency Standard & Poor's, only three had higher ratios.
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The activists were in a group of 10 people detained two weeks ago while attending a workshop near Istanbul.
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I represent an artist, Elizabeth Axtman, who is included in a group show he is co-curating this month.
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In a group chat, adding emoji can feel like tacking up posters on the walls of a virtual clubhouse.
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These bots can work in Messenger in a one to one chat environment or Groups in a group chat.
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Almost anything we do in a group costs less than doing it by ourselves – and is usually more fun.
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They left their villa in a group of 13 people, using chainsaws to make their way through blocked roads.
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One method to invest in a group of those stocks is through the iShares Preferred and Income Securities ETF.
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If you're in a group chat and there are multiple reactions on a single message, they will all appear.
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Years ago two mayors, Michael Bloomberg and Mr. Giuliani, were in a group discussing what the memorial should be.
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Results showed that participants rated both men and women significantly more attractive when they were pictured in a group.
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He had appeared to be integrating well, having been placed in foster care rather than in a group home.
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In a group, he laughs as often as he makes others laugh, a trait rare among the occupationally funny.
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After two receptions one night, a trade association lobbyist named Leslie recalled heading to another event in a group.
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I had a great time exploring with Modesto, but some activities are more fun when done in a group.
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In a group with Hungary, Portugal and Iceland, Austria will be hoping to make the quarterfinals, at a minimum.
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The power of film, being in a group, that's the power of that and I think they're both important.
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Lil Wayne and Juvenile both got their starts in and around Magnolia in a group called the Hot Boys.
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I know I'm very different in a group of comedy writers than I am with my wife at home.
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They found that in a group of 25,000 samples of seafood tested, one in five were mislabeled on average.
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The Hulk has proven to work in a group setting, like the "Avengers" movies, but not in solo films.
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After she was let go from that job, we see her trying to find housing in a group home.
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Awardees are given €25,000 (~$29,000), will be featured in a group show at the Westfälischer Kunstverein in the fall.
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It is also very difficult, if not impossible, to shoot all feral swine in a group at one time.
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She is featured in a group exhibition running through early July at the Contemporary Jewish Museum in San Francisco.
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In 1985, the cohort unveiled the first "Amerika" painting in a group show at the Gladstone Gallery in SoHo.
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His two previous World Cup goals at the 2014 tournament in Brazil were in a group match against Argentina.
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In 2016, the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City, Mo., included her sculptures in a group exhibition.
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The event was supposed to include 3,000 people, and was organized in a group on Facebook, The Scotsman reported.
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That same year she was represented in a group show of young painters at the Guggenheim Museum in Manhattan.
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They knew that because they were in a group, I was essentially powerless and there would be no repercussions.
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One way to invest in a group of preferred securities is the VanEck Vectors Preferred Securities Ex Financials ETF.
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That if you&aposre really [good] at making an argument in a group setting, you can run the place.
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In 1997, he considered investing in a group vying to buy the team from Wayne Huizenga, the owner then.
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Once the owner is the only person in a group, then they will have the option to delete it.
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My mother died and I became a rebellious teen which resulted in me being placed in a group home.
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Almost every time I pulled it out in a group meeting or with friends, I got comments on it.
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No. The good thing about being in a group is that you do have other people to lean on.
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In a group like this, is there competition to be the funniest or were you sticking to the script?
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In June of 2019 I got to participate in a group show at Jessica Silverman Gallery in San Francisco.
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In a group of mammals with such tight family bonds, the fertility problems could be distressing, Mr. Ellifrit said.
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SB: Or sometimes like man and man or just woman and woman, where people are gathered in a group.
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Based on advice from a rabbi that Jewish worship requires a minyan or quorum of 10 adult Jews, the state's policy provided that if Jewish inmates wanted to meet in a group for religious purposes, they had to meet in a group of 10 unless a rabbi agreed to supervise a smaller group.
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It might sound counter-productive to move in a group when trying to stand out from the crowd, but research has found there's some merit to the " cheerleader effect" which means that the human brain tends to average the faces of people in a group rather than seeing them as individual subjects.
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If you saw the original Pooh in a group of stuffed animals, you probably wouldn't give him a second look.
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Tour participants are invited to exhibit a selection of their photographs in a group show at the Pratt SCPS Gallery.
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That said, exercising in a group makes people feel better about their physical well being, which can be tremendously motivating.
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After Ryan entered Congress, Pelosi recruited him along to serve in a group to elevate the profile of younger members.
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It only takes action when those tweets threaten violence, incite fear in a group of people, or use explicit slurs.
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"We condemn attacks on our religious freedom manifesting in a group of anti-Semites," the letter, released Tuesday morning, reads.
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In a group named "Murica 🇺🇸 🦅 great," Cruz shared disturbing messages as well as videos and pictures of weapons.
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He repays monthly rather than weekly and has borrowed not in a group but individually, with two friends as guarantors.
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"What you get in Classic now is simply a message saying 'That player is already in a group,'" Gonzalez said.
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Ate lunch with him in a group one day and we instantly connected… nerded out on science stuff (we're chemists).
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One told Refinery29 she was in a group chat with other residents, trying to confirm they were all accounted for.
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Citigroup joined Bank of America, Deutsche Bank and HSBC in a group that must hold an extra 2% of capital.
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And in a group, everyone feels the shift," she said, before telling Radziwill, "I don't have a problem with you.
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His work will be featured in a group show at London's Chopping Block Gallery from March 31st through April 7th.
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This same friend is currently messaging in a group chat, imploring my friends to join him by the festival swings.
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You and I are in a group text with Mark, and I know that I'm sharing to you and him.
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It was easy to combine my love of food with the fun of going out to eat in a group.
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Sometimes after going out with friend or in a group, I'll come home and feel even more lonely than usual.
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In a group photo also posted online, the grads cheer and wave, running toward the camera, their faces clearly visible.
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I get to learn from the teachers and see how he reacts in a group of friends that he knows.
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Recently, in a group chat, I expressed excitement over an unlikely piece of work: a new short film from Adidas.
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She planned to participate in a group horseback riding expedition on Thursday, Benque Viejo Police Superintendent Daniel Arzu told WLS.
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There were 10 deaths in the study, of which nine occurred in a group of patients who were given tanezumab.
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Wish lists will also now include a voting system so guests in a group can decide on the ideal location.
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Profit in a group that includes liquefied natural gas dropped 33 percent in the first quarter, to about $1 billion.
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In a group like this that has multifaceted players, we see how they interact with each other as a group.
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He is also an abstract painter whose work is currently in a group show at Sardine, a gallery in Brooklyn.
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"Me being in the system in a group with the company, I didn't have much to express myself," said Park.
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In expensive cities, it can be cost-effective and stimulating, intellectually and emotionally, to share regular meals in a group.
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At one point he was in a group of volunteers who had to flee as the fire came for them.
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Mr. Trudeau's weeklong visit will culminate in a Group of 20 economic summit meeting in the Chinese city of Hangzhou.
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"He put more confidence in these guys than any coach I've seen put in a group of guys," he said.
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Three other players are within three shots, while Tiger Woods is in a group of eight golfers at 5 under.
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But go in a group of five or six people, and the bear would probably turn around and walk away.
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"The galette-saucisse is eaten in a group while standing up—elements that foster conviviality and kinship," says Benjamin Keltz.
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Wellness retreats that focus on yoga, marijuana, or detoxing also carry the promise of change, but in a group setting.
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Admins in a group chat will also be able to restrict who can change a group's title, description and image.
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When she was 16, she began rapping as one of two women in a group of seven called Oaxside Connection.
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Its tale of troubled kids living and bonding in a group home somehow makes "Peanuts meets Short Term 12" work.
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He was in a group at 11 under that included 50-year-old Steve Stricker (218) and Patrick Rodgers (214).
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Vegas reached 7 under briefly, then finished in a group tied for 13th at 3 under after shooting a 43.
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And there are several in a group installation evoking the matchless élan of the New York City painter Florine Stettheimer.
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Because only the alpha female in a group reproduces, "that means the pack won't have pups this year," he said.
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And in this case, where it is nine gay men together in a group, I've never experienced anything like it.
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I think that there's a social aspect that engages people, in the way they respond to film in a group.
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In truth, membership in a group always feels provisional; insiders inevitably wonder if they're the next to be cast out.
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The teenagers were in Washington for the March for Life event, in a group supervised by parent and teacher chaperones.
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The building was the earliest in a group of Le Corbusier designs placed on the UNESCO World Heritage List last year.
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" #AdeleMSG â€" Nick Hautman (@nickhautman) September 21, 2016 Now #Adele is leading us all in a group Brangelina breakup therapy session.
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Today, the company announced it's doubling the number of people who can simultaneously participate in a group audio or video call.
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"There is no place for content that promotes terrorism on our hosted consumer services," the companies said in a group statement.
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Odds are, in a group of 30 people, the Bachelor would find at least one person he'd want to keep dating.
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Whether we drink alone or in a group, what unites the hangover experience is that we give ourselves a free pass.
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When you're in a group, of course, it's the group's image and the group's perspective on music, which isn't necessarily individual.
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In a group of 100,000 people, we'd be left with 1,001 potential mass shooters: 1,000 false positives and one correct guess.
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Cassar and her colleagues carried out their work in a group of 185 mothers and 173 fathers living in Shanghai, China.
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Dr Chisti and his team are about to start trials of the new ventilator in a group of hospitals in Ethiopia.
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Horse said he saw "two or three bodies on the ground" and the Proud Boys all beating them in a group.
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You play the nameless security chief in a group that rides around the country, helping to build settlements in dangerous places.
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This is where we find Eugene, in a group of migrant hopefuls who have just been apprehended by the Libyan police.
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"He's like an activist shareholder in a group that badly needs it, good luck to him," says a senior Mumbai banker.
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He's in a group of 200 people, not just born-and-bred Icelanders, who train in sword-fighting, archery, and crafts.
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The difference, though, is that the main missions require you to partner up with other players in a group of four.
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Argentina&aposs Foreign Ministry says the Argentine victims were in a group of friends who traveled to New York from Rosario.
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But if just having a bunch of smart people in a group isn't enough to make the group smart, what is?
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The couple appeared in a group shot posted by billionaire entertainment mogul David Geffen on Instagram taken from his luxurious yacht.
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Cruz was in a group of four people who were enjoying food and drinks at Las Flores Restaurant in Lake Worth.
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In the state of California, an individual can sue on behalf of others in a group, or class, of absent parties.
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In docs, obtained by TMZ, Brandon says he was in a group called GOMAB and met with Spike's uncle, Clarence Lee.
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Anyone in a group that's deemed not "viable" can choose to join up with a candidate that's still in the running.
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The doctor told CNN the four boys were in a group that purposely mixed the soda with methanol (instead of ethanol).
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From ages 16 to 18, I was in a group of guys and we were basically misogynistic most of the time.
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Burbrink, a former Marine, told me that she's used to being one of the only women in a group of men.
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That was the year Mr. Huang, invited to participate in a group show at the Pompidou Center, left China for France.
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Moreover, the XLF, the exchange-traded fund that lumps the financials in a group, makes those details difficult to pin down.
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She is also an artist, whose work was displayed in February in a group show at the Arts Council of Princeton.
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In a group show, they stand out like brilliant individual lines of poetry amid the undifferentiated prose of much larger pictures.
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The researchers discussed their findings with the student board—they're all still in a group chat together—and also with administrators.
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The Plaza Token would give an investor a small portion of equity in a group that is invested in Plaza Hotel.
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Some studies have shown that mentoring can be just as effective in a group setting, or even from peer-to-peer.
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Rasheed's lifelong compulsion for collecting bits of history is now on display in a group show, Catalyst, at the Queens Museum.
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South Africa's former British Open champion Louis Oosthuizen was in a group of 16 players within five strokes of the leaders.
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For a short time in the mid-2000s, Mr. Solomon was Mr. Schwartz's boss in a group within Goldman's investment bank.
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Parishioners in a group called Iowa Welcomes Immigrant Neighbors raised $80,000 to help detainees' families pay rent, utilities and legal fees.
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The two are in a group of 45 healthy individuals who have volunteered for a coronavirus vaccine trial in Washington state.
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And when I was in a group there was somebody else who really liked choruses and would do them a lot.
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Senan and his friend Conor (Tom Vaughan-Lawlor) lead double lives and participate in a group that sets bombs at night.
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He was in a group home when he finished middle school, then bounced around among six high schools in four states.
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Being in a group of girls and just having very special times that would only be within these walls of childhood.
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Several joined in a group hug around Star Peterson, a single mother whose legs and back were broken in the crash.
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North Korea is also demanding the return of 12 waitresses who arrived in South Korea in 2016 in a group defection.
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But there's another tradition that takes place before the game: A local judge swears in a group of new American citizens.
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At one point, he talked about how his American friends in a group chat were discussing their flights out of Wuhan.
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Undoubtedly, the combination of men, under 25, away from the parents, getting together in a group is often a volatile combination.
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He is traveling in a group of four from Jimma, in southwest Ethiopia, each carrying nothing but a bottle of water.
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Two-times U.S. Open winner Retief Goosen carded a 66 that left him in a group of six sharing fifth place.
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Previous research shows that in different cultures, tattoos symbolize membership in a group, signify status or commemorate a major life event.
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But the American Prairie Reserve has found supporters in a group that predates the ranchers by thousands of years: Native Americans.
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Students engaged in a group history project, for example, may need to demonstrate that they have learned to collaborate and investigate.
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Participants can post old videos of themselves marching or from the day of the online march, solo or in a group.
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Four K-pop idols have admitted to taking part in a group text where men shared illicitly filmed videos of women.
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The retreat setting is in a group, with less prep time and individualized attention,which could be fine for most people.
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Once, she tells me, he landed in a group home where he was mugged and had a gun pulled on him.
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We do not hold beliefs one at a time; rather, we assess them in a group, because they are logically connected.
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"You have to give someone an opportunity not to look like a punk in a group of people," Mr. Bryant said.
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Using complex sentences with impeccable grammar in a group chat with your friends is likely to come across as rather aloof.
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This only works for iMessage groups, so it won't work if you're in a group conversation with people using Android phones.
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She knows how to strip the nerves in a group and then soothe them, tease out complications and swiftly resolve them.
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Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson are in a group tied for 57th in the 98-player field at 1 over par.
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He arrived minutes later at a nearby hotel, where his family swallowed him in a group embrace, crying tears of joy.
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Both Dizzy and Daley were key figures in a group of artists who came to prominence in Jamaica several decades ago.
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You can work alone or in a group of up to five people, but just one submission per person, please. 8.
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Of course, the photo -- which is edited to add in a group of Handmaids -- has been flooded with comments of disapproval.
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He was prescribed antidepressants and enrolled him in a group counselling session where a PowerPoint slideshow recommended he do more exercise.
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I'm in a group DM with most of the same guys I've been talking to for the past 12 years now.
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"Never ever do that again," Blunt responds before she and Johnson squeeze Whitehall, who has the last laugh, in a group hug.
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Packaged in a group of six, these tiny tea lights fit into even the smallest space and pack a colorful decorative punch.
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They were using reasoning and evidence not to find out what's true but to cultivate their identity in a group, he said.
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Those are conversations that necessarily should be had in a group setting of three or four people and reviewed by other folks.
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Working out with someone one-on-one or in a group can be vulnerable, says Tiffani Robbins, Sculpt program director at Fithouse.
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In a group of writers, being emotional — so sensitive — wasn't a burden, but a blessing, at least in terms of your work.
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This couple clearly has a map in their head of which neighborhood blocks belong in a group together, and which ones don't.
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They're all put together in a group chat within the app where they can discuss profiles, share GIFs, and talk more generally.
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The victim, Nabra Hassanen, was in a group of four or five teenagers confronted by a driver early Sunday morning in Fairfax.
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In 1975, a psychologist in New York was studying taste aversion in a group of rats and got an utterly mystifying result.
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He sits in a group of addicts, with one man seeking help for a sex addiction after being molested as a child.
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When Emanuel and I tested it in a group chat with our editor-in-chief Jason Koebler, he couldn't read our messages.
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He put David in a group show while he was still in school and scheduled a solo show for the following year.
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Bush's aides even invited Obama to participate in a Group of 20 meeting held in Washington shortly after he was elected President.
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"Never ever do that again," Blunt responded before she and Johnson squeeze Whitehall, who had the last laugh, in a group hug.
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If you're meeting online, ensure that you're in a group chat with both people in the couple and not just one ASAP.
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The same variation was associated with a risk for typhoid fever in a group of 1000 Vietnamese people whose DNA they tested.
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People with intellectual disabilities experience a heightened risk for abuse, and living in a group home can make abuse difficult to detect.
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As in the film (due out April 15), Mr. Carney played in a group that never came close to hitting the charts.
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Citigroup is one of four lead banks in a group of 17 which have provided project financing for the Dakota Access Pipeline.
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The men were being detained, sitting in a group on the ground, while they waited for authorities to interview and transport them.
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The FIO also represents the U.S. in a group of international regulators and is allowed to enter into certain international regulatory agreements.
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In a statement, the ministry said the cancellation of the fee will be included in a group of measures to stimulate tourism.
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The couple also appeared in a group shot posted by billionaire entertainment mogul David Geffen on Instagram taken from his luxurious yacht.
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They described trouble with workplace politics, the inability to socialize in a group, and finding they simply couldn't navigate life's unwritten rules.
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While writing personal essays might be tricky in a group, group video-making may be a fun way to approach the project.
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The number of subscribers in a group will be capped at 25 households so the firm can ensure a discount to everyone.
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That refers to how many other people one sick person will infect on average in a group that doesn't already have immunity.
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You may want to turn this on if you're in a group setting where some may not feel comfortable with being recorded.
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In a group of about 20 kids, I was one of only three black kids — me and my friends Alexander and Paul.
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During competitions, the sweepers sit in a group at the edge of the rink, clapping to the music and cheering the athletes.
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"I love to help people, I love to be in a group of people and get them what they want," she said.
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NoPing will challenge CR123ZY in a Group B loser's match on Friday, with the victor to face Alliance later in the day.
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Furthermore, bees did better when the empty display was in a group with displays with larger numbers of shapes than with fewer.
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The other Saturday match saw MAD Lions rally to beat the Copenhagen Flames 216-03 in a Group A losers-bracket match.
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Why is it that excitement can feel so much more intense when we're in a group with others feeling the same emotion?
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A group of European tourists travelling in a group across India said they now planned to cut short their 20 day trip.
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She's also a 19-year-old with a developmental disability who lives in a group home where two residents have died unexpectedly.
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Focusing on live singing and playing percussion instruments, parents are encouraged to sing and dance with their child in a group circle.
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When monkeys are moved from an individual cage and housed in a group, some become dominant and others assume a submissive role.
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Some people might draft a message and run it past close friends in a group text, but that can drag things out.
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People actively engaging with music in a group also had higher scores than others who enjoyed music in these ways while alone.
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ROSTOV-ON-DON (Reuters) - Five-times World Cup winners and tournament favourites Brazil play Switzerland in a Group E match on Sunday.
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A group of European tourists traveling in a group across India said they now planned to cut short their 20 day trip.
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The curator Rob Storr put him in a group show there in 19833, and acquired a basketball-net piece for the museum.
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Lexi Thompson (69), the world No. 1 So Yeon Ryu (71) and Michelle Wie (70) were in a group at five under.
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Several dozen protesters gathered on a pedestrian bridge near government buildings, singing hymns and sitting on the ground in a group prayer.
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Caal and her father crossed a remote stretch of border in a group of 163 immigrants and were apprehended by Border Patrol.
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In Laramie, Shepard also found acceptance in a group called the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgendering Association, whose meeting he attended on Oct.
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He was on track Tuesday to finish with a cluster of runners-up, in a group that included Mr. Cruz and former Gov.
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Katie Couric, Amanda Peet and Allison Williams were seen in a group watching it outside, and when La La Land won, cheers erupted.
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More research is needed to attempt to replicate the study findings in a group of conservatives or less strongly committed liberals, Kaplan said.
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Peru, who have qualified for their first World Cup in 36 years, have been drawn in a group with France, Denmark and Australia.
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She recalls a time when she was leading a meeting, the only woman in a group of 14 people at a job site.
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WhatsApp also appears to be testing a new live location tracking feature, allowing users to track friends in a group in real-time.
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The biggest modern outbreak occurred in a group of Orthodox boys in a boarding school in New York, a limited setting, he said.
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The implication was that nearly 20% had a score of less than 660, placing them in a group often referred to as subprime.
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They bounced around between homeless shelters and cheap motels before social workers stepped in and placed all eight kids in a group home.
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Li Wenliang was previously detained by authorities when he noticed people were becoming infected and told other medical professionals in a group chat.
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But in a group shot of smiling faces, Hicks stood in the back of the group and had a noticeably less exuberant expression.
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Arthur: I admire Sanders for his integrity (if not his policies), which may put me in a group of one on the right.
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You are in a group of people who are always bringing up jokes so there s something to laugh about all the time.
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They also noted that consumers are likely to skip over sponsorship hashtags when they were included in a group of more standard tags.
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This year, I joined an adult community concert band, and I've been so happy to play the bassoon in a group setting again.
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The royal couple have also toured the drought-stricken NSW town of Dubbo and participated in a group hug on Sydney's Bondi Beach.
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In a group picture, which included Jonas' brothers Joe and Kevin, Jonas held Chopra in his arms as fellow celebrants crowded around them.
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So it's taken me a little while to gain as much confidence being a solo artist as I had being in a group.
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It would combine the LSE's share-trading operation with the derivatives trading of Deutsche Boerse's Eurex in a group worth almost $30 billion.
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We do know that Dunham and Lawrence are in a group chat together that also includes Emma Stone, Brie Larson, and Amy Schumer.
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If you're in a group participation setting, kindly excuse yourself and step out of the room for some fresh air (preferably somewhere outdoors).
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The treatment involves learning the skills from a therapist in a group setting, and then meeting individually with the therapist in between sessions.
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The prince and his wife sat in a circle on the beach with OneWave surfers, participated in a group hug, and shared stories.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads I first encountered Jessica Vaughn's work in a group exhibition at Martos Gallery in Chinatown last spring.
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People are in crappy moods; while you may be able to work, it's better that you work alone rather than in a group.
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On a normal day one might come alone or in a group, but on Valentine's Day you're exploring sexual expression with your partner.
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Suddenly, we'll be able to assess how stressed you are in a group meeting or how nervous you are before a first date.
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Just like real life, behavior in a group text can veer between friendly and unkind, leaving a tween feeling hurt over a text.
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He was one of the participants in a group chat at the heart of the scandal that led to protests and Rosselló's resignation.
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In a group of 9 or 10, every single one had witnessed family members being killed, every single one coming from different villages.
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They just sort of turn on a girl in a group, stop talking to her, stop inviting her to parties: persona non grata.
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Coca is native to South America and is especially abundant in a group of jungle valleys in southeastern Peru known as the VRAEM.
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" Lewin-Hilgenberg has two children, and though her brother lives in a group home, "it can sometimes feel like having a third child.
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King smiles down at her phone, typing in a group chat with all five cast members about where to watch the finale together.
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At a blockchain conference she attended in Japan last week, just two speakers in a group of 42 were female, she told CNBC.
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TV writing in a group is the most fun because in that situation, writing turns into mostly talking, broken up by occasional snacking.
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Mr. Herrmann said the attacker had initially lived in a group home, but had most recently been taken in by a foster family.
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Before she was a solo artist and made hits like "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun," she was in a group called Blue Angel.
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They asked participants in a group setting to take turns naming items in different categories, including sports, musical instruments and four-legged animals.
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The two met online over a decade ago, in a group for would-be children's book authors, where they bonded over literary arcana.
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Lesser scaup male ducks in a group with fewer females grew longer penises (on average) than males who evenly paired with the females.
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The other gymnasts surrounded them in a group hug of sparkly leotards, making it look as if they were being embraced by rainbow.
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One of the most remarkable things about the latest incident was where it happened: in a group home for boys in foster care.
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"If you're in a group and somebody says, 'Let's go for a pizza,' and nobody joins in, nothing's going to happen," she said.
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" Bieber said he found comfort and support in a group of people, including his wife Hailey Baldwin, who "encourage him to keep going.
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" Bieber said he found comfort and support in a group of people, including his wife Hailey Baldwin, who "encourage him to keep going.
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For two decades, Keith Raniere, 58, was referred to as "Vanguard" by his followers in a group called Nxivm (pronounced Nex-e-um).
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In Manila, he grimaced while jostling with Southeast Asian leaders for an awkward cross-armed handshake that was captured in a group photograph.
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Because once they've waged war in a group chat at one in the morning, it becomes much harder to achieve a peaceful resolution.
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Sagan hit back by winning Stage 2 in an uphill sprint after Gaviria had fallen in a group pileup on the final corner.
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Two years later, through no effort of my own, I was invited to exhibit in a group show at a popular young gallery.
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He gamely, if awkwardly, took part in a group handshake, above, at a summit meeting of Southeast Asian and other leaders in Manila.
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Mr. Cornejo has a way of being in a group but not quite part of it, an island of intensity amid the tumult.
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He had arranged seats in a semicircle, and he's playing the Big Nurse himself, Nurse Ratched, leading us in a group therapy session.
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Two years later, Durant and his four most influential teammates routinely exchange text messages in a group chat they've labeled the Hamptons 5.
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In a Group of 7 country, it is unthinkable to have thousands of migrants and Italians working under those conditions in many fields.
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As he told foreign journalists last week in a group interview: "People have to come to these meetings intending for nothing to happen."
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This is the perfect show to watch in a group, and it's what I made my own family watch over Christmas last year.
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Apple's FaceTime is already great, and soon it'll be even greater with support for up to 212 people in a group video call.
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Similar to other dances on this list, it borrows moves from other viral dances and is most fun when done in a group.
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Both Ras Dizzy and Leonard Daley were key figures in a group of artists who came to prominence in Jamaica several decades ago.
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When she was 16, after several attempts to run away from home, a judge determined she would be safer in a group home.
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They were the first in a group of almost 100 whales set to be released after being caught last year for commercial sale.
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In To the Bone, rising star Lily Collins plays a girl with anorexia, living in a group home and battling her own demons.
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In 254, I included his work in a group show, Murder, which traveled to a number of alternative spaces across the United States.
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"The Office of the President is not a get-out-of-jail free card for lawless behavior," the lawyers wrote in a group letter.
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"I don't know how men are all together in a group," the Real Housewives of New Jersey star tells PEOPLE in an exclusive video.
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Usually, that means epidemiological studies monitoring how many people in a group contracted a given STI and examining their sexual behaviors, including condom usage.
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Tagging your friend this way makes them get a notification of your message on their phones, even in a group chat that they've muted.
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I have not discussed the big death in The Force Awakens out loud in a group setting to this day (possibly due to trauma).
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Tolbert was also asked about explicit text messages he sent to other SEALs in a group chat shortly before the start of the trial.
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For the study, published online earlier this month in Obstetrics & Gynecology, researchers tested out four different induction methods in a group of 492 women.
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Someone will tag me in a group shot on Facebook, and at first I'll cringe at my awkward expression or my visible belly outline.
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As can be seen whenever she's in a group interview with costars or at awards shows, she is all about supporting her fellow actresses.
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There are 9,000 people in this organization in a group making fun of refugees [editor's note: This is in reference to this Facebook group].
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She was the only woman in a group of seven, and usually held down the chorus with a serving of her characteristic soprano vocals.
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Elsewhere, in Chicago, two students sued Marist High School in December after they were kicked out for sending racist texts in a group thread.
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At the time I evaluated it in a group chat, and wrote it was on "the same level [as 'Yummy']" and I hated it.
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"When this kind of rotation gives you a pullback in a group like the 'Cloud Kings,' that's a long-term buying opportunity," Cramer said.
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"Our focus is to create the best product for our audiences and the opportunity with consumer productivity in a group messaging context," says Albers.
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Some of our best (and worst) beauty looks are born in a group chat with our friends (thanks, friends) — and so are Yara Shahidi's.
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They just open Barron's or talk to their broker for a few minutes and place you in a group of funds with questionable motivations.
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Gaga may feel this tension in how she expresses herself when she's in a group versus how she processes emotions and behaves in private.
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A deal would combine the LSE's share-trading operation with the derivatives trading of Deutsche Boerse's Eurex in a group worth almost $30 billion.
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Myles Surland Van Tams, who works in a group home for people with disabilities in New York, is slowly working on a bachelor's degree.
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In a group date that will go down in the horny ages, Hannah enjoys hard PG-13 smooch session with three of her contestants.
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He had expressed his intentions in a group therapy session in preparation; he had eaten a special, bland diet and even halted other medications.
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My worst panic attacks are often in intimate social situations—not in a group where I can hide, or alone, but one on one.
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Many were involved in a group called the Uber Drivers Network, which occasionally met with Uber's management, but was mostly antagonistic toward the company.
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This is a potent time for dream work, or to work in a group toward a spiritual goal—a coven meeting is in order!
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In a Nash equilibrium, every person in a group makes the best decision for herself, based on what she thinks the others will do.
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And then BLAM, I saw two of his paintings this past summer in a group show, Objecty, at Tibor de Nagy, which I reviewed.
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The story starts back in 2009, when researchers looked at the effect of alternate day fasting in a group of obese men and women.
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"The Settlers" is one of the first close-up views of the motives and personalities in a group that rarely opens up to outsiders.
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The four nominees are then presented in a group show, and part-way through a winner is announced and awarded the £25,210 (~$22017,234) prize.
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Shahd Hamza, 20, was among those who came to support Hussein in court, after hearing about her case in a group chat on WhatsApp.
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The deal would combine the LSE's share-trading operation with the derivatives trading of Deutsche Boerse's Eurex in a group worth almost $30 billion.
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Italy has very high public debt, the blocs' second biggest after Greece, and is included in a group of countries that face "urgent challenges".
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This is notable in a group of paintings collectively titled Composition, and done in acrylic and cellulose lacquer on canvas between 213 and '70.
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Leo Castelli included her in a group show with Jasper Johns and Rauschenberg in 1957 and that same year presented her first solo show.
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In another game Monday, Russia was given a fright by a youthful North America team before winning, 4-3, in a Group B game.
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For the competition's habitués, the emissaries of Europe's great leagues, these are highly pressurized occasions, even in a group stage increasingly troubled by predictability.
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Poland cemented its first appearance in the European Championships' knockout stage by defeating Ukraine, 1-0, in a Group C match in Marseille, France.
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The tournament champions will then be drawn into the Olympic field, with two slated to end up in a group with the United States.
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Jutanugarn (Thailand), 7 under for the tournament, is set to play in a group with older sister, Moriya, in the third round on Friday.
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Clinton leads by at least six percentage points in a group of states that would give her 263 electoral votes, seven shy of victory.
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The mom was standing about a dozen feet away in a group of other moms talking about how the kids were adjusting to kindergarten.
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Show up in a group of four and it's easy to make a bowl mosaic on one of the bright-yellow communal picnic tables.
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Iowans make their choices in caucuses -- meetings where people show up, talk about the candidates in a group setting and then make a choice.
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But using the hashtag is bad because it put me in a group and a trench that I don't want to be part of.
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In a new study published in Scientific Reports, Taylor and his colleagues observed rapid facial mimicry in a group of bears in the wild.
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The mix of utility and skillful crafting which Saarinen advocated is displayed in a group of chairs representing a pivotal point in modern design.
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"Something like this makes you sketchy about everyone," said Lisa Kosbab, 25, who works in a group home, as she sat at the bar.
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A small knot of Timbers gathered in a group hug, smiling in the apparent belief that Portland had won by scoring more away goals.
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Svensson and Brooks Koepka were among those in a group at 183 under, and 218 players were five shots off the lead or better.
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"I've never seen anyone go in or out of there," said Ali Wiseman, a student who lives in a group house two doors down.
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The White House updated that recommendation on Monday, saying that no more than 10 individuals should be in a group at any one time.
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A 2014 study from the University of California, San Diego found that people were deemed to look better when they were in a group.
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A 2014 study found that people in a group thought their group's leader was more attractive than did people who weren't in that group.
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In many ways, an overprotected young adult living in a group home faces the same challenges as a child testing the waters of independence.
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It could be that simply meeting in a group for two hours a week (or 10 minutes a week, for that matter) improves health.
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Introverted employees, on the other hand, may work to understand a problem in a group setting, but then retreat to work on it alone.
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An earlier version of this article erroneously included an N.F.L. team in a group of popular N.F.L. teams that have not played in London.
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Yet some research shows that teams are actually less creative than individuals — making effective intervention strategies all the more valuable in a group setting.
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"She was one of three women in a group of 100 new associates at Smith Barney in the '80s," Ms. McPike said on Twitter.
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Just last week, West Virginia's governor announced that he'd fired over 30 corrections officer trainees for performing a Nazi salute in a group photograph.
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Depending on your company or organization, there could be opportunities to get involved in a group that pulls its members from across the firm.
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He created a logo: The "k" in Riskers is oversized, just as a leader would stand out in a group, Mr. le Bot said.
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Parks was a man with disabilities who lived in a group home during the week and with his grandmother, Lillian Parks, on the weekend.
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In February, Congress brought in a group of pharmaceutical CEOs and executives from seven companies to testify about the high price of prescription drugs.
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The spot features a forlorn group of people sitting in a group therapy session discussing how they've all been lied to by Marco Rubio.
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In obtaining the court order, the Justice Department said the hackers involved were in a group called Sofacy that answered to the Russian government.
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I think also it's a lot harder to defend yourself when you're not in a group of people or in a mob or rally.
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He came up in a group of great 1970s directors, counting George Lucas, Martin Scorsese, Francis Ford Coppola, and Steven Spielberg among his friends.
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A 2014 study from the University of California at San Diego found that people almost always look more attractive when they're in a group.
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A 2014 study found that people in a group think their group's leader is more attractive than do people who aren't in the group.
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For those who aren't comfortable in a group setting, a video game could be a helpful way to learn about sex and sexuality in private.
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He also cited ExxonMobil's membership in a group that lobbied against Iran sanctions and Exxon's pursuit of a deal in Iraqi Kurdistan despite US opposition.
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After 12 weeks, the mean monthly survey scores displayed improvements across all domains for the students who chose to work out in a group setting.
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They were also asked how enjoyable and difficult they found varying activities to improve their skill set, from playing in a group to practising alone.
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On cross-examination, Tolbert was confronted by defense attorneys about texts he sent in a group chat with other SEALs shortly before the trial started.
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To make matters worse, her sister Polly had a torrid relationship with Jason that set off a nervous breakdown landing her in a group home.
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A Florida man, who worked in a group home for people with disabilities, has been arrested after an intellectually disabled woman allegedly had his baby.
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Though the two have hung out in a group before, it was only recently that they decided to take their relationship to the next level.
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A Tesla spokesperson downplayed Ellison and Musk's personal relationship, saying the two had only socialized a handful of times and always in a group setting.
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In a group of 80 patients, Pereira asked who would be willing to adopt a pet, and 33 people adopted either a cat or dog.
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NW: I think if you're in a group and you see something inappropriate go on, make some noise, even just clear your throat or frown.
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Why not have your DTR in a group text with your closest friends, where everyone can witness and comment upon the defining of your relationship?
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That same day, school officials at Midlothian High School began investigating reports that a student had used a racial slur in a group text message.
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"I asked him the other day, because we're in a group chat so we're always joking, we're always making fun of each other," she said.
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"There is a general sense when you are at university that you are tackling this alone, but in a group—you have each other's backs."
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It was in a group chat a little while back where Dakota Drake, one of the two girls who protested with me, mentioned the walkout.
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Video chatting can be initiated from the Instagram Direct tab with either one other person or in a group of up to four people total.
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Post-trip, study tour participants are invited to exhibit a selection of photographs they make in Cuba in a group show at the SCPS Gallery.
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The pair resides in a group of 30 young stars about 50 parsecs from Earth known as the TW Hydrae Assocation, which sounds very exclusive.
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Hassinger had exhibited at the BMA in 22018 in a group show of finalists for the annual $210,225 Sondheim Prize for a regional visual artist.
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Groupies, which are self-portraits in a group setting, boosts feelings of belonging as the these photos often showcase communities that the viewers belong to.
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The latter could be a sign that they're more collaborative, which according to Woolley's findings, is important for the collective intelligence in a group overall.
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Administrators can no longer be removed from a group they created and users can now quickly locate messages that mention them in a group conversation.
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The proposed ETF tracks an index that invests in a group of 69 companies that are involved in the medical marijuana and industrial hemp industries.
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Self-interest or at least, should you work in a group, close-interest is not the only moral absolute with which survival games must work.
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While $50 per movie might be steep for an individual viewer, in a group setting it would likely be cheaper than going to a theater.
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China 1, South Africa 0 Li Ying scored in the 13th minute, and China held off South Africa in a Group B game in Paris.
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" Baker also pointed out that Bob Dole, the former congressman who represented Huelskamp's district for years, had lumped Huelskamp in a group of "Republican naysayers.
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So if you're in a group that's developing group norms such as meditating, turning off your phones, calming down—you're going to orient toward that.
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That, it seemed, was more than Mr. Moyaert and the other self-styled "soccer hooligans" in a group known as the Antwerp Casuals could stand.
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And after learning that she was alive, why did he keep her existence a secret while apparently paying to keep her in a group home?
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One night in 1991, the artist ordered a meal in an East Village restaurant downstairs from a gallery where she was in a group show.
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Look up from your phone When you're working or hanging out in a group, look up to see who has a seat at the table.
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Breaking it down further, 36 percent offered this advice via an online setting; 34 percent one on one; and 28 percent in a group setting.
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A painter himself, he met Ms. Herrera in 1972 when they were both featured in a group show — but he doesn't assist with her art.
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She said that the priest allegedly ordered the boys to take baths with him, and that he molested boys individually and in a group setting.
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Another reason to travel in a group is to highlight the reasons why Central Americans are being displaced, as well as their petitions for asylum.
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They now text every day in a group chat, sit together on the House floor and eat Chinese food while waiting for late-night votes.
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If it's unfair then so is drinking coffee to study, paying for a tutor to help with work, or working in a group to study.
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In a group show in which the work is consistently of high quality, many of these pieces stand out as especially thought-provoking and powerful.
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Naturally, our friendship faded and he became someone I would only hang out with in a group, but no longer part of my trusted circle.
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It was while I was putting away my players' handbooks that four Juggalos walked in, a group of friends who were curious about my game.
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He also studied photography at the Institute for Advanced Cinematographic Studies and exhibited his work in a group show in 22015 at the National Library.
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And Mindy Hung, writing under the pen name Ruby Lang, has a series of contemporary romances starring Asian-American female doctors in a group practice.
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A great deal of the movie's enjoyment comes from its four principals, who work well when paired off but are particularly appealing in a group.
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Mr. González is now an internationally recognized artist who will be featured in a group show in July at the Whitney Museum of American Art.
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He was also active in a group that distributed bicycles and trained bicycle mechanics in Uganda, and he was chairman of the Ugandan Conservation Foundation.
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A drop in technology and internet stocks marked the latest swoon and shook confidence in a group that has propelled the market in recent years.
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In 1826, young African-Americans gathered at 161 Duane Street to socialize and discuss the arts in a group known as the Philomathean Literary Society.
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BOOM will face business associates in a Group A loser's match on Friday, with the winner to square off against forZe later in the day.
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If you have chosen to self-isolate, have no symptoms and are not in a group at risk then the delivery can still go ahead.
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When the federal government strongly recommends not being in a group of more than 10 people, voting and campaigning take on a very different mood.
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In a group of seven, one student was a strict carnivore — Luke Utah, who likes a morning smoothie of raw milk, liver and egg yolk.
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If you're in a group where the posting now is no longer relevant to the original purpose, archiving the Facebook group is a good option.
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In a group of three, we'll call A the team that plays the first two group matches, and B and C the two other teams.
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Last year, I lamented — as those who are in the midst of unrequited love are wont to do — to some friends in a group chat.
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After all, there are still movies coming out where the sole woman in a group of adventurers is wearing a crop top and short shorts.
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In November, she made a brief appearance in Graz, Austria, to install work in a group show at the city's contemporary art museum, Kunsthaus Graz.
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First, the number of cases must be higher than typically observed in a similar setting -- in a group with similar population, age, race, or gender.
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"This desire to work out in a group, rather than as a solitary experience, is something we're really seeing driven by millennials," Mr. Povinelli said.
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A relative value is the observed number of items in a group with some characteristic divided by the total number of items in the group.
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I mean we bring in a group of technologists that I think will drive our technology platform even further than we've been able to do.
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It is also unusual for a company founder to fire an employee in a group email and then later dismiss it as simply a joke.
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Despite the quick votes, the nominees were not included in a group of dozens of confirmations that the Senate made later Thursday by unanimous consent.
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In my first year of college in Puerto Rico, I was in a group show, where I showed a watercolor drawing of a female figure.
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For all his praise of coalition-building among eurosceptics, being in a group with Europe's power brokers confers a mainstream respectability that other populists lack.
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According to Das's research, "intrusions"—those unwanted flashbacks to the film—fell by half in a group that received nitrous oxide rather than just normal air.
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Genasis, 31, last appeared on Haqq's Instagram on January 25 in a group photo that also featured Trey Songz, rapper Jeezy, Jeannie Mai, and Lori Harvey.
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In coming weeks, you'll be able to connect with up to 16 friends in a single video chat or 32 friends in a group voice call.
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Walking on the sidewalks, you were still likely to get stuck Red Rover-style in a group of players with their faces tilted toward their screens.
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Katie Couric, Amanda Peet and Allison Williams were in a group watching the show outside, and cheered when La La Land won, the source tells PEOPLE.
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Whether we are one-on-one or in a group meeting, no matter what I say she often antagonizes me, interrupts me, or is completely dismissive.
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Recently, [before Trump] I thought it had gotten better, or I was in a group of people that didn't question my background or history any more.
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Sep 6th In a Nash equilibrium, every person in a group makes the best decision for herself, based on what she thinks the others will do.
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But over the weekend, frustrated employees in a group for women engineers began upvoting a post on an internal forum that suggested employees organize a walkout.
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Forbes staff writer Alex Konrad was in a group chat with his grandmother, nicknamed Grammy, when one of his family members sent a Steve Harvey GIF.
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I love to put women together in a group and see how much we women have in common and how are ancestors suffered probably much more.
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McSpadden is the latest in a group of mothers who say that gun violence and the deaths of their children inspired them to run for office.
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It's a very literal transition of being confident in a seventeen-year-old to carry a show, and being confident in a group of young people.
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He wanted to bring in a group to have a discussion about the important renewable energy sources and talk about nuclear construction efforts around the world.
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Put it in a group, though, and it may pile up pinhead-sized balls of mud, one after the other, until a complex mound takes shape.
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KAY BAILEY HUTCHISON, U.S. AMBASSADOR TO NATO: You know, Neil, in a group of 29 countries, there are a lot of disagreements on a bilateral basis.
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She made friends in the local swing scene and became one of its youngest members—one of the only teenagers in a group mostly comprising adults.
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She is in a tie for 22019th in a group that also includes fellow South Korean Jeongeun Lee22.63, who has secured Rookie of the Year honors.
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Managing the weakest team in a group boasting France and Denmark, Van Marwijk was given little hope of leading the team through to the knockout rounds.
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They recap the summer's ups (sweet beachfront house, new friends!) and downs (countless bar fights, Jeremiah's dance moves), and ultimately end up in a group hug.
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Fun scale: Biking outside is a great activity to do with friends, and being in a group makes the ride safer, if you were to fall.
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She continues to push for women in combat, and is active in a group called West Point Women, which planned the event at her alma mater.
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One recent study found that running in a group reduced anxiety and depression, further evidence that Kostrubala was on to something more than 40 years ago.
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But an investigation by The New York Times found that, once stripped of their ability to join together in a group, many employees simply give up.
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So it's to your benefit to clue your partner (or partners, because many people do sex magic in a group setting) in on what you're doing.
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The one-time PGA Tour winner joined Cauley (66) at eight-under 136, with Australian Cameron Smith in a group of three players one shot behind.
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The couple both said in a group interview at Georgetown University Wednesday that it was not easy to finish her exercise routine, The Washington Post reported.
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All 32 teams will compete in a group stage this summer for a chance to make it to the World Cup playoffs at BlizzCon in November.
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Before sharing his findings publicly, he discussed them in a group chat on Twitter, which is playing an increasingly important role in open-source intelligence collection.
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Between the images of a human aging, we see forests, jungles and fields, with animals and humans making their way, sometimes alone, sometimes in a group.
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The researchers first identified the pattern of hunting success in a group of owls that Dr. Roulin has monitored for 30 years, Dr. San-Jose said.
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" Despite the problems he faced, Bieber said he found comfort and support in a group of people, including his Baldwin, who "encourage him to keep going.
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Defending champion Louis Oosthuizen, who began his run to last year's title with a first round 62, was in a group of 11 players on 65.
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But he wouldn't show again in Manhattan until 1983, when Ms. Gladstone, who was exhibiting Robert Mapplethorpe and Anish Kapoor, put him in a group show.
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There, she said, she found herself in a group of other older employees being told by an IBM human resources representative that they'd all be retiring.
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And I want most of the issues exposed in a team environment, because most of these things have to be worked out in a group setting.
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Video footage showed truncheon-wielding riot officers squirting pepper spray at a man in a group of journalists and ganging up to beat and manhandle him.
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Australian Nick Flanagan soared into contention with a course record 63 to stand a stroke adrift of Ormsby, in a group of four tied for third.
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The actor and comedian, 54, has launched My One Black Friend, a project looking at experiences of being the only African-American friend in a group.
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In another, at least one employee was fired in a group email by Mr. Dalio, who later said the firing was not to be taken seriously.
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While some of them have been resolved, total agreement in a group as large and diverse as the one that's expected would be unreasonable to expect.
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If you receive or see explicit images in a group text or message, for example, you might not be witness to just bullying, but also a crime.
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Teammates can provide covering fire while one person collects crests, but moving in a group also makes it easier to reach allied crests before the enemy does.
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There, Alice and Eva participated in a group talk called Moving On. Someone in the group compared the boys in the photo to survivors of sexual assault.
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In September, it struck a deal to sell its stake in a group of Mexican soccer clubs, stating that it intended to focus on offering sports content.
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A survey earlier this month showed manufacturers upped their stocks of materials and parts at a pace never before seen in a Group of Seven advanced economy.
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Like being able to rearrange multiple apps at once by tapping an app icon and then tapping any others you want to move together in a group.
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" He explains that these traits are common among men generally, but in the gay community, they become amplified in a group that "both socializes and sexualizes together.
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Still, Clinton's weakness in a group that leaned heavily toward her underscores what appears to be a wider turnout problem that may have cost her the election.
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There is value in being able to know who you're having a conversation with in a group, and we look forward to briefing the committee on this.
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The discerning observer will leave this exhibition recognizing a void: Mr. Schiller could not find a single photograph of King and Kennedy together (except in a group).
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Disney can buy Fox if it sells its interest in a group of television channels, including Lifetime and History, the European Union's antitrust regulator said on Tuesday.
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Just tap the video icon in a group chat to get started, or start up a call with a few people and invite new friends to join.
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Apparently there's an easier way to keep track of who owes what among friends than just constantly Venmoing each other and sending updates in a group chat.
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This year, she was named one of TIME Magazine's "People of the Year," in a group of "silence breakers" who came forward about sexual harassment and assault.
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One was an office visit in the fall, and the other occurred in a group setting following a Heritage Foundation speech that Sessions gave during the summer.
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For example, he encourages one of the teens, who is about to leave for college, to become active in a group where he can share his perspective.
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"A judge said that they must leave the country, that they must not return, and that they must not gather in a group and party," he said.
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Prosecutors earlier on Wednesday named one of the bombers and said a second bomber, pictured in a group of three men at the airport, was still unidentified.
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To feel confident enough to post a picture of your body, to wear a certain piece of clothing, to speak out in a group; it's bloody wonderful.
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Jeb Bush is no longer involved in a group—that includes former Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter—which is hoping to purchase the Miami Marlins from Jeffrey Loria.
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It was a lot of nonsense, Richards thought: Saying in a group that you would never say something about someone accomplished that same goal through other means.
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Let someone know your plans Whether you're alone or in a group, it's wise to tell someone else where you're going and when you intend to return.
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One of the reasons I set the film in a group home was because I wanted an environment where we could show these kinds of people interacting.
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Weidmann's remarks emphasize the ECB's insistence on keeping the Fund in a group of three institutions responsible for Greece's new rescue program, which is currently being negotiated.
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The stocks of purchases index rose to the highest level ever seen in a Group of Seven country, a record that spans more than 1,500 data points.
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After Wolfrone beat K-Brad in a group stage match yesterday, the two shared a post-match interview where some heated words were thrown back and forth.
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Hannah and Courtney, having not yet been revealed as the girls who were making out in the photo, decide to attend the winter formal in a group.
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One time, a roommate of mine cried and ran to her room after we gathered in a group to talk about why the cleaning rotation wasn't working.
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But I think if you have more than a few senators and representatives getting together in a group, there ought to be some kind of security there.
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For Labor Day Weekend, they traveled to Las Vegas to take part in a group fitness class as a team—and shared the experience on social media.
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That's how Anatalia Villaranda managed to drop out of the group Envy to join Dalton Rapattoni and Kassy Levels in a group inexplicably named Chicken Noodle Soup.
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Mr. Jones lived in a group home in Lower Manhattan for three years until he was 16, when he moved in with his father in Astoria, Queens.
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The United States (13-2) could not keep up with Canada's talent, depth and speed in a Group A game it needed to win to stay alive.
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Kluber left after four innings with tightness in his right groin, joining Carlos Carrasco and Danny Salazar in a group of talented Cleveland pitchers dealing with injuries.
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A: I was working by day as an account executive in radio, and by night as a rapper in a group called Dr. Jeckyll and Mr. Hyde.
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Amanda, 32, a stay-at-home mom from Lexington, Kentucky, said that even when her harasser did include her in a group chat, Facebook was not responsive.
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Previous studies have linked periodontitis and clogged arteries, but this is the first to investigate the link in a group of people this large, the researchers say.
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One example recently launched is Boss Raids, where players in a group cooperate to try to take down a larger enemy in their sessions for larger rewards.
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The somber "In the End" felt better suited to solo bedroom listening, and I would have found it disorienting to hear the track in a group setting.
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During her first stint in a group home, Andi-Lynne Cavanaugh was diagnosed with PTSD, generalized anxiety disorder, and depression, and received prescriptions for Seroquel and Prozac.
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According to Phillips, the objective of HRL's experiments was to determine whether tDCS was effective in modulating the acquisition of a skill in a group of people.
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We agreed to only text him in a group, so everyone could see everything we discussed with him, while Alex and I maintained our own separate conversations.
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But in the '90s, Colonna was lumped together with them in a group of designers tagged as "Deconstructionists," whose work in that period radically shifted fashion's poles.
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Free market capitalism is not rejected but anchored more deeply in conservative family structures and in a group identity defined against an Islamic threat from the East.
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Weird. Whenever someone is speaking in a Group FaceTime chat that includes more than three people at time, their tile becomes bigger and moves to the front.
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I thought this was personalized, but here I am sitting in a group of 4 people working on a project that was due 3 weeks from now.
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What is detected on an ultrasound taken early in pregnancy, obstetricians say, is an electrical pulse in a group of cells the size of a pencil tip.
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There's no love lost between Moulton and Massachusetts Democrats angry at the Congress member for his role in a group trying to oust House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
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It was, all told, "about three or four elephants' worth of clay," said Mr. Janka in a group interview with the artists in the museum's staff canteen.
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So, that's basically the average number of people that one sick person can go on to infect in a group that has no immunity to a virus.
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Samantha Grady, 17, a Parkland classmate who was grazed in the back, learned about the Texas school shooting in a group chat during her study hall period.
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Starting this summer, Mr. Tsang played a leading role in a group of a dozen protesters from several high schools who attended protests together, his friends said.
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In January, I had the privilege of sharing my story with Dr. Blasey and other survivors in a group interview conducted by Ms. Kantor and Ms. Twohey.
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Splitfoot" — Ruth and her tormentor/savior, Nat — meet in a group home where, "new arrivals carve filthy words into their dry skin, aching for their absent mothers.
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Three of the leading tenor saxophonists in straight-ahead jazz come together here in a group named for the three-headed monster of postwar Japanese film lore.
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"My wife is in a group of Mums and one of them was convinced they had a ghost in their baby's cot," a user wrote on Twitter.
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Then there are the health benefits of birding in a group, since multiple studies show that social connections and friendships are key to a long, healthy life.
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The actual number of viewers is probably even higher, as each subscriber represents an account, not a single person, and people often watch movies in a group.
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The senior shared the news in a group chat with fellow students who were on the trip, and they began discussing ways to help the Christchurch community.
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Former world number one Jason Day shot a 68 to finish in a group tied for 11th and Phil Mickelson (67) also closed strongly to be T15.
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Former students at Liberty University are preparing to return their diplomas in a group protest of university president Jerry Falwell Jr.'s support for President Trump's agenda.
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In the 1998 World Cup, the players on the Romanian soccer team dyed their hair blond after beating England in a group-stage match, garnering much support.
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If you're in a group thread with people you know don't have the same phone or texting capabilities as you do, don't be a jerk about it.
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But in a group text with your friends, (or with friends on Slack or in a private Facebook group or ... or ... or ...), you can be more real.
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In another, at least one employee was fired in a group email by Mr. Dalio, who later said that the firing was not to be taken seriously.
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As a White House correspondent Mr. Reed sometimes took trips with Lady Bird Johnson, often as the only male reporter in a group of 20 or 25.
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Her round, which she played in a group with Kerr, started to come apart on the par-4 11th when her second shot went over the green.
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It's also about buzz and communication and membership in a group; it's about the street and comfort and cool and how to get it (or fake it).
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"Tell the truth, don't lie or embellish," one member told the others in a group text in 2017, when they first reportedly tried to report the chief.
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" Close defined it as "a melding of the brains," and likened it to "Inuit Indians who place themselves in a group trance to attack a polar bear.
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Choosing not to define "racism" so narrowly and choosing not to avoid the label at all costs makes the participants in a group like Racists Anonymous unique.
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SPORTS A picture caption with an article on Friday about Amanda Anisimova's victory in the French Open quarterfinals misidentified the players shown in a group of images.
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Most simply, the figure refers to how many other people one sick person is likely to infect on average in a group that's susceptible to the disease.
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A friend involved in a group text chat, when asked if so-and-so had done such-and-such, tried to respond that so-and-so "probably" did.
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Last year, for instance, Benedict Cumberbatch, Felicity Jones and David Oyelowo were among 10 Britons in a group of 25 actor-invitees, or 40 percent of the total.
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Even before they broke into open conflict, Trump was the odd man out in a group that favors global cooperation and has focused on issues like climate change.
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The attack happened Monday afternoon when the boy and his family were hiking in a group along a trail the Los Penasquitos Canyon Preserve with 10 other people.
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France has taken in a group of 78 asylum-seekers, mainly from Eritrea and Sudan, after their charity rescue ship was blocked form ports in Italy and Malta.
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In one trial, researchers from Midwestern State University found that going an entire night without sleep had no effect on training performance in a group of collegiate weightlifters.
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Her 27-year-old sister was in a group of four defectors who made it all the way to Nanning, near the border with Vietnam, before being caught.
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Yet the casual acceptance, at best, of Mr Trump's bigotry reflects a pattern seen in other countries when demographic and social change results in a group losing status.
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A long-time foster father added five more children to his brood when he took in a group of siblings under the age of five as his own.
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If the thought of being thrown into a ring with a stranger intimidates you, don't freak, because that's not actually what goes down in a group boxing class.
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The effect could be from just taking time out from the normal classroom schedule, or taking part in a group activity, or being taught by an inspired teacher.
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"In a group setting, they don't always make sense," Rebecca Sachs PHD ABPP, who owns a CBT Spectrum therapy practice in Manhattan, told the New York Daily News.
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Drinking two glasses of wine, five nights a week for ten weeks, had no effect on body weight or fat percentage in a group of sedentary, overweight women.
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During more mobile missions, it can be a good idea to move any sharpshooters and specialists together in a group so they can back each other up. 3.
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"The whole world should watch this, and we should too," he says in a group that includes his wife Claire before they all walk into the war room.
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"Anyone in a group chat can create a custom invite link and share it with someone they'd like to join the conversation," Facebook wrote in its press release.
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Fribos are intended to be distributed in a group of friends' houses, creating what researchers call a "virtual living space" that brings together individuals who are physically isolated.
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"You re always in a group of people and everyone usually congregates in the same place like entrances to the shows, and photographers camp out there," Ball advises.
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"If in a group meeting, you feel stressed by your group's dynamics, you should leave the meeting immediately and need offer no explanation to group members," Watson said.
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Once first-round votes are tallied, anyone stuck in a group that is not "viable" has the chance to align with a candidate who has passed the threshold.
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The game rewards those who explore, and there are more than enough Pokémon and Pokéstops to go around for those who would prefer to search in a group.
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"LOL I think she OD'd, still breathing, I'm smashing her to pass the time," Varela then allegedly wrote in a group text to three of his co-workers.
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SANDERS: But I learned a lot off -- off of campus and I got involved in a group some may know, some not, called the Congress on Racial Equality.
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Graph databases can be used to answer queries with diagrams and charts that illustrate relationships, such as showing how people in a group are related to one another.
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In the picture, he and a dozen other members are gathered in a group, donning the customary gold jackets that signify high status in the gun rights movement.
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For example, your email receipts for that Netflix or Hulu account you pay for may trigger Yahoo to place you in a group for movie studios to target.
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A ROUGH ROAD Kosovo lost to Ukraine, 3-0, in a Group I match staged in Krakow, Poland, because the government of Ukraine does not recognize Kosovo's independence.
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" 'Stranger Things' characters "Everyone thinks they are so cute, but hear me out: they ride bikes in a group, Eleven beats a**es and they always dropping bodies.
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It lets you capture more details in your photos, and it means you don't have to back up several dozen feet to capture everyone in a group photo.
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In a group text thread set up for Kairos, one student responded to the threat by saying "I FUCKING HATE NIGGERS," and four other girls agreed with her.
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Ice Cube was in a group called Stereo Crew and they had a song called "Gangs," and it's all about how being in a gang was bad news.
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Copeland mentions families from nearby Southern states that recently met in a group thread and went on a multi-family outing to Silver Dollar City in Branson, Missouri.
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I meet Misty in San Pedro in southern LA. She lives in a group home where she has assistance with daily living, including medication, cooking, and other chores.
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" Despite the problems he faced, Bieber said he found comfort and support in a group of people, including his wife Hailey Baldwin, who "encourage him to keep going.
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Bryson DeChambeau (64) and Kevin Tway (66) were in a group of four at eight-under that also included England's Tommy Fleetwood (67) and Scotland's Martin Laird (68).
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Smarter Living: If you're the "only" in a group setting — whether you're a woman, a person of color or another minority — don't underestimate the importance of your presence.
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The man who held that position, Luis G. Rivera Marín, resigned July 13 because he was a participant in a group chat at the heart of the scandal.
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Mr. Rossi, 28, works in Manhattan as a financial adviser in a group within Morgan Stanley that provides financial services to artists, collectors, foundations, museums and arts organizations.
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A group of Chinese researchers tested the HIV drug Kaletra in a group of patients with severe cases of COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus.
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A lot of it has to do with unconscious bias and being the white elephant, or the only girl in a group of classmates who are all male.
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But arbitrarily deciding which team will play the first two games in a group seems unfair because it's the only team that may be the victim of collusion.
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" Through it all, Banderas was both enamored of and intimidated by his director: "We were all in a group of friends," he said, "but Pedro was the pope.
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Smarter Living: If you're an "only" in a group setting — for example, if you're a woman or a person of color — don't underestimate the importance of your presence.
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Even so, it's a useful feature to have available (and a good way to kill time while you're waiting for everyone in a group message to chime in).
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All are geared to build self-esteem and awareness in a group of people that Catherine Hoke, Defy Ventures' founder, told CNBC's "On the Money" are often forgotten.
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But the problem is the skill of making an argument in a group setting isn&apost the same as the skill of building really great products for users.
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In a group photograph taken after the Boott-Duveneck marriage in 1886, Lizzie hovers consolingly over her father, while her husband stands, a defiant bantam, in the background.
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In a study published online in December, researchers looked at how parenting practices and children's development varied with maternal age in a group of 4,741 families in Denmark.
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There's power in a group resolution — oh, and add a few more packets of these to the pantry, because cold and flu season is just getting started, folks.
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At the McDonald's recently, no one in a group of white regulars meeting for their daily bull session came to the defense of Mr. Inman's 2011 Facebook posts.
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Her husband, the artist Ryan Johnson, arrived a week later (five of his sculptures were in a group show that opened in Los Angeles on the same day).
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Klaus Biesenbach, a curator at P.S. 22014, the Museum of Modern Art's contemporary branch in Queens, put one of these portraits in a group show in October, 22012.
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"Dude, it was literally last week that a bunch of world leaders were caught laughing at you in a group chat during the NATO summit," pointed out Meyers.
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These scapegoats are meant to inspire solidarity in a group by providing an object for its hostility (or derision), and educators and civic leaders should not play along.
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If people in a group you're in have created Dating profiles or if they're planning to attend the same Facebook events, they might show up in your matches.
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In a group that was set up shortly after accusations of sexual harassment against professors emerged in January, more than 200 activists had joined within a few days.
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I was in a group with other young women, some still in college and others just graduated—all, as far as I could tell, legitimate Caroline Calloway fans.
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Then, taking advantage of one's expertise in a group of stocks, an investor can sometimes find upside opportunities when the market prices the securities below their actual worth.
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When a bandmate in a group called Swipe adopted a belligerent performance persona, telling crowds that they were listening to "Angry Swipe," Mr. O'Rourke protested from the stage.
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Froome, a three-time champion, finished just over a minute after Roglic in a group with Rigoberto Uran and Romain Bardet, who climbed to second and third overall.
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Just look at Judge Curiel — who's spent the bulk of his career working for the American government while remaining active in a group that celebrates his Latino heritage.
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Going upstairs I was greeted by selection of photographs of women identified in a group sticker followed by an entire wall of well-identified pieces by Andy Warhol.
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CANADA REACHES SEMIFINALS Canada defeated Trinidad and Tobago, 6-0, in Houston in a group stage match of the Concacaf Olympic qualifying tournament, securing a spot in the semifinals.
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"He reiterated several times in a group meeting that he was not saying that but for the OLC opinion he would have found obstruction," Barr told the senators. Sen.
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Aladdin Shadyab and a team of researchers at the University of California San Diego looked at the consequences of sitting by examining chromosomes in a group of 1,500 women.
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He landed in a group cell in the back of the Franklin County jail, a low brick building cited repeatedly by state inspectors for being understaffed and poorly supervised.
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Part of what made Haddish and McCarthy's performances so compelling is that they were playing the most unruly women in a group of women who were already pretty unruly.
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But don't despair if you're stuck with other people because — dear Verge reader — I've come up with a series of 2016-specific games you can play in a group.
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He once appeared in a news report praising an attack on an immigrant and reportedly was involved in a group trying to run sting operations to catch LGBT people.
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In that case, Bacal said, Lux-Tom had never talked to an attorney alone — he'd only seen one in a group meeting along with 280 other men being detained.
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On a porch, in the front seat with the window down, in a Beyoncé song, or in a group chat with my best friends, this is my favorite word.
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A recent study published in the journal Gastroenterology shows that fructan caused more stomach upset than gluten did in a group of people who thought they were gluten-sensitive.
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Citi joined JPMorgan as the world's most systemically important banks, replacing HSBC in a group of 30 lenders who must hold extra capital from 2019 to preserve financial stability.
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Kretzmann was hanging out with friends in a group chat and on a video call when they made sexually explicit comments to an underage boy, according to Kretzmann's video.
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You can share content into private conversations using the share button under any YouTube video and select a contact (or multiple, if you want to discuss in a group).
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In the first 23.16 days of the Trump administration, several have made White House visits to sit down in a group setting with the President or attend bill signings.
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Hudson's own upbringing — as the only girl in a group of brothers, including Oliver Hudson and Wyatt Russell — helped her be able to see the fluidity of gender roles.
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Most of the time when I've met people it's like you're hanging out in a group and you find someone you like and are kind of on the side.
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"When you get a lot of people in a group, it can go good or it can go bad in a way that [overrides] each individual person," she said.
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The United States completed the first stage with three clean sheets and scored 11 goals without conceding any in a group that also included Guyana and Trinidad and Tobago.
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Louie Swisher: He actually added me to his group chat recently, I wasn't really a fan of being in a group chat with a bunch a 13-year-olds.
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It means nothing for companies to bring in a group of diverse new hires if those people turn around and leave when confronted with an unwelcoming culture, Morgan explains.
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Their research from 2016 claims that in a group of 218 20053 to 30-year-olds, 41 percent of them had small enthesophytes at the base of their skulls.
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My early work had 20 actors in a group, and I was working toward having an acting troupe that would go around America and mirror cities and their incidents.
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All of these people once had to live in isolation because of their addiction, and then the next minute they had to function in a group of ten people.
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Called Group Shopping Sprees, players can share their rare gets in a group, which enables an increased chance of getting those rare items for a short while within Messenger.
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My friend Joseph Scott and I were catching a flight from Porto to Bordeaux, and we were in a group of like 12 people on a big DC trip.
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They live to the age of 20 and they are very intelligent—they are the only animals in the world, aside from wolves, that hunt cooperatively in a group.
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If I'd been in a group, I might have checked out one of the steak, taco or shrimp places, but being alone made me curious to explore further afield.
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Few details about the Tucson teenager have been released to protect his privacy, but KOLD said he was in a group home because he was abandoned by his parents.
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But because of the glimmers of hope, Ms. Bosch suggested, somewhat offhandedly in a group call in August, that they have a municipal gathering to celebrate those in recovery.
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Finau ended up four shots back, in a group of three tied for fourth, after closing with a 10 to secure his 224th top-10 showing of the season.
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Rose played in a group that included Patrick Reed, who was three-under through seven holes, even-par through 10 and tied with Woods at four-under after 18.
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