Women in every corner of our country understand that intimately.
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There's really a soul and energy here in every corner.
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The benefits show up in every corner of the nation.
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Misogyny exists in every corner of the internet, they say.
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It's a slow-build up, with sounds lurking in every corner.
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Today, that choice shapes arrangements in every corner of the economy.
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In every place, in every corner where information is taken in.
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Instead, you'd find packs of presidential cigarettes and matchbooks in every corner.
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"In every corner of Oregon, individuals are facing an emergency," Democratic Rep.
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"Iran authorities see a threat in every corner," Akbarzadeh told 9 News.
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Such considerations have held back female representation in every corner of government.
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The occult is, it seems, hidden in every corner of the city.
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"Rather Sessions is strong in every corner of the state," Anderson wrote.
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Her presence will always be felt in every corner of our organization.
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Threats to wildlife lurk in every corner of Senegal's biggest national park.
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Victims span all demographics and are exploited in every corner of the world.
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A policy that we shouldn't be involved in every corner of the world.
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The prison has closed-circuit cameras in every corner except in her cell.
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The sky is cloudy and full of smoke and ash in every corner.
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WE KNOW HOW TO MAKE AND SELL THINGS IN EVERY CORNER OF THE WORLD.
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The result is an extraordinarily high teacher turnover rate in every corner of Oakland.
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"We see al Shabaab in every corner of town," shopkeeper Abdullahi Iidle told Reuters.
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They live horribly peripatetic lives—races are run in every corner of the world.
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Let's make sure they all have that chance in every corner of the planet.
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I saw troops enter and take up positions in every corner of the town.
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In every corner of the world, dictators are ascendant and increasingly entrenched in power.
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Friends of freedom and democracy in every corner of the world profoundly miss McCain.
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I've given over 30 speeches in the last 45 days in every corner of Virginia.
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Consider the experience of being a woman in 2016, in every corner of the globe.
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All of the people, in every place, in every corner where information is taken in.
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Booby traps and powerful monsters lurk in every corner of this woman's Baroque-themed house.
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In every corner there is a shadow, and within every shadow there is a threat.
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Do I want a world where you can buy Hostess Yankee Doodles in every corner?
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"I care about servicing users globally in every corner," Pichai said at the Code Conference.
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Defeating the White Walker army will require cooperation from every house in every corner of Westeros.
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You see, we all want fast and reliable Wi-Fi in every corner of our home.
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Wiretaps are now are devoured and debated in every corner and crevice of people's everyday lives.
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There was the frisson of the illicit, the threat of potential demons lurking in every corner.
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There were mirrors in every corner of the changing room, which all made me look thinner.
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When he worked with the Army, officials seemed to have eyes in every corner of Iraq.
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President Trump's trade wars are hitting businesses large and small in every corner of the country.
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In every corner of Paris I was reminded: the city is old; it stays the same.
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Because we haven't focused on winning state and local elections in every corner of the country.
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"I care about servicing users globally in every corner," the CEO said at the Code Conference.
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"You find examples like this in every corner of the criminal justice system," Mr. Levy said.
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This generation coming up -- unselfish, altruistic, creative, patriotic -- I've seen you in every corner of the country.
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This generation coming up - unselfish, altruistic, creative, patriotic - I've seen you in every corner of the country.
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As an international banker, he strove to give Chase a presence in every corner of the world.
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The idea that Mitt Romney might be lurking in every corner of the internet is pretty tame.
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It's bad enough that Amazon wants to put a listening speaker in every corner of our home.
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Persuasive technologies, designed to change people's attitudes and behaviours, are being deployed in every corner of society.
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Chickens squawked on the porch, dogs ran through the living room and cats lounged in every corner.
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These are family-owned, veteran-owned, and woman-owned small businesses in every corner of every state.
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The shadows in every corner they're moving, I swear they're moving I need help, I NEED HELP.
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In every corner of Wisconsin, and all across the globe, children are experiencing trauma like those above.
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First, we have to attract quality candidates to run in races in every corner of the country.
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A basketball hoop commands center stage, surrounded by cameras plunked on the floor and perched in every corner.
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A trade dispute between the two would lead to severe economic ramifications in every corner of the world.
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You don't need to install cameras in every corner of your property, with motion detectors in the garden.
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But as the jockeying gets more feverish, new factions in every corner of the ruling establishment may emerge.
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"Tackling this problem is a matter of life and death for people in every corner of Virginia," Gov.
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The answer we heard again and again, in every corner of our state, was heroin and opioid addiction.
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They tore up their schedule and added four last-minute stops, one in every corner of the state.
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It starts with the dungeon, an endemic notion that has shown up in every corner of the medium.
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The first "modern" composer, a hundred years after his death, vibrates afresh in every corner of the globe.
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But it will be if Democrats do not fight for working people in every corner of the state.
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The A.N.C., she said, had built schools in every corner of the country, making education accessible to all.
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People in every corner of our country are experiencing the devastating effects of the Democrats' failed healthcare experiment.
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This November, we are partnering with black-led organizations in every corner of the country to host town halls.
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Having a pet means accepting random hairballs in every corner of the house, even if you just cleaned yesterday.
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On June 27 and 230, visit and talk with artists working in every corner of the North Brooklyn neighborhood.
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The room at the John F. Kennedy Center, which had police officers in every corner, held about 200 constituents.
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Churros are for sale in every corner of the park, but other must-have munchies are trickier to find.
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Too few consumers are convinced that the internet has a role to play in every corner of their lives.
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LONDON — Disaster lurks in every corner of a Museum of London exhibition exploring that city's great fire of 1666.
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"Pokémon can be found in every corner of the earth," the app tells users when they download the game.
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Larger hotels, she noted, had faced challenges with establishing reliable Wi-Fi connections in every corner of their buildings.
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"We must remain united as active agents of change in every corner of the country," Guaido tweeted on Monday.
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He was an incredible talent who shows us beautiful, gritty, complicated and delicious places in every corner of the world.
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"It's so obsessed with wowing you, in every corner of every frame, that as a movie it doesn't quite breathe."
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The impact of climate change affects, first and foremost, those who live in poverty in every corner of the globe.
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It's world is massive and importantly, varied, offering new types of terrain, interactions, adventures and even mysteries in every corner.
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Mr Minniti, who once oversaw Italy's intelligence services, cultivates the reputation of a spymaster with mysterious contacts in every corner.
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It's too hard for Clay to listen to her voice… he already sees Hannah in every corner of his mind.
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Cherry blossoms can been in every corner of Sensō-ji Temple, one of Japan's most famous landmarks in Asakusa, Tokyo.
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" A dry-erase board on the side of a taco truck announces, "Special of the day: Tacos in every corner.
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We're not going to give you all this federal money if you're requiring discrimination in every corner of the state.
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Having America soldiers in every corner of the globe may no longer be the best manner of pursuing our purpose.
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They're arriving on American shores in a record numbers and they're contributing to overdoses in every corner of the country.
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There are 2,400 different doctors, nurses, and clinics in every corner of the state that can provide family planning services.
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And with giant new condo towers sprouting up in every corner of the city, those numbers are likely to grow.
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What bothers me most is that the carnage created by developed economies reached people in every corner of the world.
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This week, conservative outside groups have launched several multimillion-dollar efforts to build momentum in every corner of the country.
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"The people are united in the streets, mobilized and alert in every corner of the country," he said on Twitter.
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Ironically, the Igbos, who may be Nigeria's most widely dispersed ethnic group, are found in every corner of the country.
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Adversity and trauma are not unique to our state or nation — they are experienced in every corner of the world.
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Goan Catholics make up about a third of the state's population today, and their influence is palpable in every corner.
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Let me tell you, this generation coming up -- unselfish, altruistic, creative, patriotic -- I've seen you in every corner of the country.
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And it's no wonder my mom found Siam Sunset to be a comfort; the small restaurant exudes Thainess in every corner.
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The specter of man's misdeeds lurks in every corner, but nowhere is it more potent than at the Markos Dance Company.
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And you will be hearing us speak out on this issue in the Senate and in every corner of the country.
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That sprawling, diffuse community isn't united by much, but in every corner its members have adopted the idea as their own.
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We should be proud of that, and I'm counting on you all to help communicate in every corner of the world.
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In every corner of this modest store, there were clear ideas at work — progress being made, one hand at a time.
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In short, with a guiding hand in every corner of our economy, the Fed is the bedrock underlying our entire economy.
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Poverty lurks in every corner of this country, from New Delhi's busiest intersections to the sharecropper cotton farms across central India.
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One way or another, the threat-turned-reality of a coronavirus pandemic is affecting people in every corner of the world.
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There's life in every corner of this little town but plenty of room to roam, explore, and create your own adventure.
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Let me tell you, this generation coming up — unselfish, altruistic, creative, patriotic — I've seen you in every corner of the country.
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Diyas are small earthen oil-filled lamps placed in every corner of the house, to not let the darkness trickle in.
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Urgent urbanization after the world wars resulted in homogeneous scenery in every corner of Japan, from small towns to metropolitan areas.
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Today, we represent 56 member companies with approximately five million employees in every corner of the U.S. and around the world.
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"I reject the idea that America will be a better place if marijuana is sold in every corner store," he said.
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That understanding is mirrored in every corner of the repayment process — and nowhere more so than the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program.
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When you decide to feng shui your home, it tells you where to place the router, so you're connected in every corner.
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Comedian Kathy Griffin's disgusting "artwork" of a bloodied, severed Trump head was rightly condemned in every corner, when it was released recently.
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This in turn has exacerbated the heroin and opioid epidemic that is devastating virtually all communities in every corner of our country.
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It is a spiteful act of vast, pointless sabotage leveled at working families and the middle class in every corner of America.
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Even one person playing their guitar could be heard in every corner of the facility, so it was not welcomed by all.
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As viewers—and readers—we have the ability to see the big picture, knowing what's happening in every corner of this story.
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While the 3x3 version is played now in every corner of the globe, the game as a competitive entity remains largely unknown.
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That's the choice voters face in November and we will keep working hard in every corner of Virginia to win voters' support.
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He later said in a statement the industry "generates economic opportunity in every corner of our great state," according to the AJC.
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In every corner of the country our nation's deteriorating infrastructure is having real impacts on the daily lives of the America people.
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The federal government also should invest $80 billion to have affordable high-speed internet — preferably fiber — in every corner of this nation.
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Security services were searching for her in every corner of the country, raiding her friends' houses and closing in on her family.
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It was inevitably going to collapse, and cause a recession, because of how entrenched housing was in every corner of the economy.
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But to deny the existence of talent in other cities is to diminish the transformative innovation happening in every corner of this country.
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Although Moira's experiences are still laced with ceaseless emotional turmoil, they lack the claustrophobic feeling of abject, brutal menace lurking in every corner.
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In Iowa, we were in every corner of the state, we were inside caucus precincts, we were in get-out-the-caucus events.
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Chances are that there are people in every corner of the world currently using an iPhone to shoot a unique photo or video.
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"I reject the idea that America will be a better place if marijuana is sold in every corner store," Sessions said last month.
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But while Wall Street today seems tamer—thanks to lawsuits and diversity consultants in every corner—in Silicon Valley the misogyny continues unabated.
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The music, composed by Thom Yorke, of Radiohead, includes a keening lament, and, in every corner of the movie, the past leaks in.
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We're building out the organization we need to talk to every Granite Stater in every corner of New Hampshire and earn their vote.
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"Our new foreign assistance strategy would ensure that all US foreign aid, in every corner of the globe, advances US interests," Bolton added.
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Now, China exports far more than any country on earth, and is the top supplier of countries in every corner of the world.
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"We can't stop the work until we have shed light in every corner so trust in our police can be rebuilt," Poulsen said.
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They succeeded wildly, with the show performed in languages as diverse as Japanese and Hungarian and in every corner of the United States.
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American-inspired film, music, and literature are changing hearts and minds in every corner of the globe – contributing to culture and entertaining billions.
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Joining forces with the ordinary heroes across this planet, for the singular purpose to create light and peace — in every corner of the world.
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"It is a spiteful act of vast, pointless sabotage leveled at working families and the middle class in every corner of America," they said.
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In every corner of the globe, Aretha's voice brought people joy and garnered more R-E-S-P-E-C-T for our country.
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The central problem of "Suicide Squad" is one that bedevils department heads and midlevel employees in every corner of the modern economy: team building.
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The music is playing, and a strong smell of cilantro, onion and spices fills the air like it does in every corner of Mexico.
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They're played in every corner of Mexico and South America, in the fanciest malls in the city, on soccer programs on TV, and more.
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The Breakdown MELBOURNE, Australia — Vegemite, the classic condiment found on breakfast tables in every corner of Australia for nearly a century, is going posh.
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It felt as if factoidy references to theater and film lurked in every corner — not my personal strengths, but that's what makes it interesting!
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When the noise exceeded a certain level, the light stayed red longer — and Indians in every corner of the country are laughing about it.
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"Women and girls in every corner of the world face extreme violence and sexual harassment on a daily basis," she wrote in the post.
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Now Indians in every corner of the country are laughing about it — and officials in several other cities are inquiring about the tool. 6.
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"You've got men and women working tirelessly in every corner of this world to protect the United States and its people," Mr. Anderson said.
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She fought terrorism, she stopped the spread of nuclear weapons, and promoted diplomacy, defense, development and democracy — smart power -- in every corner of the world.
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And TSA workers in every corner of the country, from Tampa to Minneapolis to Denver, are all relying on food banks to feed their families.
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A chart recently published by the Center for American Progress highlights just how pervasive sexual harassment is for workers in every corner of the workforce.
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They are part of an extensive, invisible workforce fueling a review-fraud economy that persists in every corner of the largest marketplace on the internet.
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Every child in every corner of this country deserves the early education that will set him or her on a course to a brighter future.
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While Islamic terrorism is a problem in every corner of the globe, France has endured an unbearable frequency, owing to a complex convergence of factors.
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For more tips for where to eat, drink, and hang out in every corner of LA, check out the complete MUNCHIES Guide to Los Angeles.
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But they could also be ripped off just as easily, with swindlers popping up in every corner looking for tapes or even money without reimbursement.
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These will be used in every corner of the world — from highways to arteries — to gather new insights to help us live and work better.
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People in every corner of the world struggled to understand how and why this phenomenon had been thrust on them, and where it could lead.
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She recounted walking into restaurants in every corner of Missouri and invariably seeing the channel airing footage of the Central American caravans Mr. Trump demonized.
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And he has been noisily and passionately promoting his golf properties in every corner of the typically staid golf community for more than a decade.
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"These incidents happen in every corner of the country every day, yet there is no responsible agency to ask to investigate them," said Abdul Wali.
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Not caring about nature is degrading the entire planet and its life-supporting systems, causing suffering and misery to life in every corner of the world.
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You really need to read Nicole Nguyen's deep dive into an extensive, invisible workforce fueling a review-fraud economy that persists in every corner of Amazon.
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There's a fun and functional side with both the Roadster and Semi, and further proof Tesla wants to be in every corner of the transportation world.
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For today, the voiceless have spoken, and they were heard from one side of the country to the other, and in every corner of the globe.
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Technology advances, lowering the cost of trade in every corner of the world, while the human impulse to learn, copy and profit from strangers is irrepressible.
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But as the opposition's candidate to be governor of the province, Mr Sudirman must campaign in every corner to stand even a slim chance of victory.
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People in every corner of the country came out to support the future we are building together and we could not have done it without labor.
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Students in every corner of the U.S. have designated today National Walkout Day and marched out of their classrooms to protest gun violence on American campuses.
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The government-led purge of Turkish institutions is seen by many as a thinly veiled campaign to quash any potential dissent in every corner of society.
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The news that special counsel Robert Mueller has indicted former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort ought to dominate headlines in every corner of the media world.
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And since the margin of victory matters, parties have incentives to try to communicate with, appeal to, and mobilize voters in every corner of the country.
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"I reject the idea that America will be a better place if marijuana is sold in every corner store," Sessions said in Richmond, Va., in March.
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It was able to give me a strong Wi-Fi signal that I could use to stream 4K video on in every corner of my home.
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The spotlight is on Uber and Lyft, but contractors are common in every corner of the tech industry, and the new rules could have broader impact.
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"Reports that inflation is dead or too low are not true in every corner of the economy," said Chris Rupkey, chief economist at MUFG in New York.
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I threw up half a dozen times every day, without warning — in every corner of my apartment, on the street, at the office, and on the subway.
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Extremists in every corner of the political universe can gather power by targeting well-heeled funders like Adelson on the right and George Soros on the left.
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Still, the delegates are assigned by congressional district, and Sanders's pockets of support ended up being offset by traditional Democratic strongholds in every corner of the state.
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He was one of the most important people in the history of Jamaican music, which is still important and still heard in every corner of the world.
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In 2018, we will not only intensify the struggle against Trumpism, we will increase our efforts to spread the progressive vision in every corner of the land.
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I saw in every corner of our country how effective SNAP is as a work support and how much families rely upon it to make ends meet.
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The study, published in Nature, sought to establish a baseline for the North American "microbiome," or the trillions of microscopic organisms in every corner of your body.
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Indians in every corner of the country are laughing about it; officials in several other places now want to rig their traffic lights with honking meters, too.
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Video content is one of Reuters great strengths; we have dedicated video journalists in every corner of the globe and create almost 120,000 video stories every year.
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"Mayor Bloomberg is a critical ally in our quest to win Senate races in every corner of the country," said JB Poersch, president of Senate Majority PAC.
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Third, because this is Samsung, there are just a million features hidden in every corner of the OS. Some of them — like a dark mode — are genuinely useful.
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At just under 6 pounds, the V10 Animal can clean in every corner in your home, and you don't have to worry about getting tangled in a cord.
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Inside the walls are lined with a combination of dazzling green and red tiles, historic paintings and military memorials honoring battles fought in every corner of the planet.
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In every corner of this country, whether in rural towns, on tribal lands, or even in urban centers, too many families face a digital deficit in their homes.
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More broadly, Roosevelt and his liberal allies—in both parties—expanded this new narrative to press the need for reform almost everywhere, in every corner of public life.
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This is vital, especially at a time when society faces immense challenges and needs to draw on the best talent in every corner of every organization, she said.
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Yet despite such growing pains, there is wide consensus that the reforms are necessary if not sufficient to establish the rule of law in every corner of Mexico.
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In recent remarks Sessions said, "I reject the idea that America will be a better place if marijuana is sold in every corner store," he said in March.
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Her relatives, classmates, Governor Rick Scott of Florida and many others were crowded in every corner of the Congregation Kol Tikvah synagogue, about a mile from the school.
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If all these films are united in one message, it's that virality, far from being a purely virtual phenomenon, has consequences in every corner of the "real" world.
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And as for the ethical conundrum, ethics are under siege in every corner of our society: on social media, in Washington, in college admissions, on the music charts.
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While Hollywood's manipulation of women occurred in every corner of Tinsel Town and beyond, an alarming number of Weinstein's alleged victims' recollections of abuse stem from hotel room encounters.
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The movement set off a chain reaction that has reverberated in every corner of Hollywood, with dozens of prominent actors, directors, producers, and writers facing allegations of sexual misconduct.
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Both take on big, frequently discussed issues of privilege: white women who fetishize men of color, white men who form miniature cults for themselves in every corner of society.
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We need a president who recognizes the inherent value found in every corner of our country, in every American, and those who have come here for a better life.
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We have seen demonstrations in every corner of the country and in many nations around the world, accompanied by a momentum that grows with every perceived miscarriage of justice.
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If you look at all of social media, though, a different story emerges — a pretty accurate story of the style that's going on in every corner of the country.
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Think instead about the rise of nationalism in every corner of the world, artificial intelligence, social media as every extremist's megaphone, and the failure to deal with climate change.
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In the process, we hope to give you a sense of what polling is really about: talking to real people, one by one, in every corner of a district.
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In the process, they hope to give you a sense of what polling is really about: talking to real people, one by one, in every corner of a district.
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This booming industry, with most production coming out of lightly regulated plants in India and China, is pumping bad medicine into unsuspecting patients in every corner of the globe.
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I know there are those who say humor diminishes the literary value of a story, but I think humor is desperately needed in every corner of this world. Desperately.
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"Our collective power, and this movement to end sexual violence in our workplaces, our schools, the streets, in every corner of our lives, is unstoppable," it said on Twitter.
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"In every corner of our state, heroin and opiate drug addiction threatens us," he said during his state of the state speech, declaring a state of emergency over opioids.
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"That's why Governor Cuomo launched 17 listening sessions in cities across the state to give every community in every corner of New York the opportunity to be heard," Stevens added.
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LONDON (Reuters) - From higher-quality paint to state-of-the-art propellers: shipping companies are looking in every corner to reduce their carbon footprint as investor and activist pressure increases.
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Of course, queer retellings are only a small facet of a larger movement toward LGBTQ representation and visibility in every corner of art and culture, but they're a crucial one.
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In every corner of our congressional districts, we have heard from residents who have been directly affected or know of someone who has been hurt by our nation's opioid epidemic.
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A set of sweeping reforms to Europe's financial industry came into force on Wednesday, with market participants in every corner of the continent's financial services system likely to be affected.
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"He would bring to the position vast knowledge, experience, and success in dealing with dozens of governments and leaders in every corner of the world," Gates said in a statement.
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The control effort, to which Western Australia's baiting program belongs, was meant to ease the predation pressure that cats exerted in every corner of the country where they had settled.
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But for Ms. Stasio, who has written The Times Book Review's Crime column since 1988, the tales of atrocity and mystery in every corner fuel an everyday labor of love.
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The lesson, now well known in every corner of the music business: All those clicks on Spotify and Apple Music can mean the difference between No. 1 and No. 2.
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By collecting tales from people in every corner of the American expanse, a larger narrative starts to take shape around those very questions that couldn't be more relevant to us today.
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We did feel a sense of purpose, to speak to a giant audience with a director who has an enormous following and access, and actors who have fans in every corner.
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Today ... people spend hours every day in these virtual cities, and the equivalent of having a branch in every corner is being able to provide your services within these digital ecosystems.
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Companies in every corner of the world are finding that they can make smarter, more strategic and more cost-effective decisions by diving into analytics reports and siphoning off valuable insights.
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"He will bring to the position vast knowledge, experience, and success in dealing with dozens of governments and leaders in every corner of the world," Gates said of Tillerson in December.
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I don't think it's very edifying to have your nose in every corner of modern popular culture, but I've got nephews and daughters playing me things and I just dig music.
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As a result, countless variations of Metal Gears have sprung up in every corner of the globe, making the weapon an increasingly common component of the armed forces of nuclear powers.
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The report reveals the state's push to build camps in every corner of the region since 2016, at a cost so far of more than 680 million yuan (over $107 million).
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"Mayor Bloomberg is a critical ally in our quest to win Senate races in every corner of the country," J.B. Poersch, president of the Senate Majority PAC, said in a statement.
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Album Review Over the last four decades, hip-hop has emerged as the lingua franca of global pop culture, a force that has gleefully imposed itself in every corner and crevice.
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No wonder a recent posting for a yearlong travel-journalist stint on The New York Times ignited such a tweetstorm and so much discussion in every corner of Journalist Internet — and beyond.
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Preventive services are free to everyone, kids in every corner of the country can stay on their parents' insurance until they are 26 years old, contraception is free (for now) for women.
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His clear and concise style makes his legal opinions easy for all Americans to understand, which further illustrates why he is a great choice for people in every corner of the country.
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But as I've listened to the stories in every corner of our country, one question has stayed at the front of my mind: How can we just stand by and do nothing?
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Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and nonbinary people exist in every corner of this vibrant nation; Tobia and Allen are simply showing us how to appreciate this great multiplicity of voices and experiences.
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Think instead about the rise of nationalism in every corner of the world, artificial intelligence, social media as every extremist's megaphone, and the failure to deal with climate change, among other issues.
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"Home sharing is bringing economic opportunity to families and businesses in every corner of the Garden State," Josh Meltzer, who oversees public policy for Airbnb in the Northeast, said in a statement.
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And in many of these races, the Republican has not yet been selected, was recently nominated or, as with Ms. Blackburn, is still not well known in every corner of the state.
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America, ever the melting pot, has built upon distilling traditions from around the globe and perfected them here at home, carefully creating spirits that fill glasses in every corner of the world.
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"This victory happened because people in every corner of our country committed their time and energy to calling their representatives, showing up at town hall meetings, and making their voices heard," she wrote.
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Grassroots Maoism has been "blossoming in every corner" in the past few years as social media has taken off, said Han Deqiang, a prominent Maoist lecturer and professor at Beihang University in Beijing.
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" Anyone who is or has ever been a teen can relate, and for Solange, these phases are all part of "Seeking in every corner and pocket of the world for who you are.
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The 50-page list of transportation projects that will be shut down includes work in every corner of the state, from Bergen County in the north to Cape May at the southern tip.
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Exactly where and how reporters should plant their feet at such a moment is a question that must be asked anew by each correspondent, in every corner of the world, uprising after uprising.
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He also introduced a wide range of artists (particularly from Africa) to international audiences, and in the process he contributed to the richness of the art scene in every corner of the world.
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"Success in the Iowa caucuses demands precinct-level organization in every corner of the state — east to west, urban to suburban to rural, and among every constituency," Jason Noble, Warren's Iowa spokesperson, said.
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It's not only happening in Hollywood with the top executives, it's not only happening in industry in corporate offices, it's happening everywhere in every corner of the world and to young girls and boys.
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The "quiet Asians" stereotype already looks out of step next to the film's bombastic arrival, which has ignited discussion and praise in every corner of the internet pretty much since the project was announced.
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In ramshackle shelters and bus terminals, reporters at the southern border record the stories of undocumented immigrants crossing into the United States, hearing their plans to start new lives in every corner of America.
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"The DCCC is actively building the largest battleground in a decade, and that's a testament to the grassroots energy that we're witnessing every day, in every corner of America," said DCCC spokesman Tyler Law.
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"It is a spiteful act of vast, pointless sabotage leveled at working families and the middle class in every corner of America," top congressional Democrats Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer said in a statement.
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The new book provides a more comprehensive account of the Cold War than his earlier work, tracking its repercussions in every corner of the world, and spends less time in debates with other historians.
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Before running for president, he served as defense minister, pursuing the FARC in every corner of the country and even into Ecuador, where he launched a raid that killed a rebel leader in 2008.
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"Consumers in every corner of the country share common experiences about fending for themselves against customer service and billing practices by TV providers that are at best confusing, and at worst deceptive," said Sens.
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There's a naked, nervous exploration that's apparent in every corner of the game, where the game's simultaneously trying to honor the nearly 30-year history of Final Fantasy without turning it into a crutch.
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I THINK SMART GLOBAL COMPANIES HAVE VERY SMART LOCAL STRATEGIES THAT ALLOW THEM TO CONTINUE TO GROW WHILE POLITICS EBB AND FLOW IN EVERY CORNER OF THE WORLD ALLOWS US TO SERVE OUR CUSTOMERS GLOBALLY.
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"After just two months in this race, we have seen Americans in every corner of the country chip in to join this battle for the soul of our nation," said Greg Schultz, Biden's campaign manager.
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Celebrations are also held in every corner of this Andean country as well as far away as Italy and Japan as part of the fast-growing Peruvian diaspora&aposs ways to reconnect with its roots.
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One Egyptian historian, Khaled Fahmy, compared Sisi to the late, eccentric Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi when he delivered a speech threatening to hunt down opponents in every corner of Libya as rebels challenged his rule.
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Let's go: Beyoncé, "Formation": The political implications of Beyoncé's new single have been discussed at length in every corner of the internet — here are two worthy discussions — so I'm going to focus on the sound.
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"Because right now, there are tens of millions of girls like Malala in every corner of the globe who are not in school — girls who are so bright, hardworking and hungry to learn," Obama wrote.
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The U.S. armed forces today are the single greatest fighting force in the history of the world, able to project power in every corner of the globe (and unfortunately all too prone to do so).
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You turned out in every corner of this state with determination and purpose — hotel and casino workers who never wavered, students with too much debt, and small business owners who never go off the clock.
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Last year, 220006,2202 auto dealers operated in every corner of the United States, providing 2628,28500,6900 well-paid American jobs ranging from supervisors to salespeople to technicians, all while selling a record 2628 million light vehicles.
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"Every day, the epidemic of gun violence inflicts a devastating toll in communities in every corner of our country, forcing far too many to endure heartbreak and tragedy," Pelosi said in a statement on Saturday.
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I wrote then: More than 100 police officers and security guards, some in plain clothes, were stationed in every corner of the hotel and they all stirred when word came that the Cuban team had arrived.
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"Yes, the challenges we face are many, but so are the quiet heroes working in every corner of America today doing their part to make our country a better place," said the former secretary of state.
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Along the way, his I ♥ NY logo, first drawn on a scrap of paper in the back of taxi, has declared that love in a nearly universal language, understood in every corner of the planet.
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Earlier this month, Sessions said he rejects "the idea that America will be a better place if marijuana is sold in every corner store," and that he thinks weed is only "slightly less awful" than heroin.
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The academy has been criticized in some quarters as catering to the wealthy, but the McEnroes said that they were hoping to expand the scholarship program and search for talent in every corner of the city.
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"I am completely confident that the president will address this problem aggressively and do all he can to alleviate the suffering and loss of scores of families in every corner of our country," Mr. Christie said.
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Mr. Navarro, 38, who is Argentine but works in every corner of the world, had just arrived from his home in Basel, Switzerland, to prepare for the exhibition "Into Ourselves" at the Drawing Center in SoHo.
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"I reject the idea that America will be a better place if marijuana is sold in every corner store," Mr. Sessions, the attorney general, said recently, adding that marijuana was "only slightly less awful" than heroin.
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Elaborate gatherings are expected in every corner of town this week for Trump friends and foes alike, but perhaps no path will be more gilded than the "underwriters" who have helped this inaugural committee smash fundraising records.
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Former President Jimmy Carter says it was never his "ambition to be rich" — and it shows in every corner of the quiet, modest life he shares with wife Rosalynn, in a $167,000 two-bedroom rancher in Georgia.
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Should the BJP win in Assam, which with 33m people is the biggest of the north-east's seven states, the party will be able to claim a brand that now works in every corner of the country.
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I've sought — and still seek, in the age of 24-hour work cycles, hookup apps and boundless TV and escapism in every corner of the planet — emotional refuge in all the places that feel safe and immediate.
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Politicians and businesspeople in both countries say that Angola is dominated by allies of the president with tentacles in every corner of the economy, allowing them to amass great fortunes in politically connected deals under mysterious circumstances.
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The Tory party is now everything I dreamed of all those years ago in Notting Hill—a national party with MPs in every corner of the country, from Scotland to inner-London, and a thoroughly modern programme.
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One Ohio company, Brand Castle LLC, had shipped 16-ounce red boxes of monkey bread mix to nearly 40 states in every corner of the country -- from Arizona to Washington, Florida to Massachusetts -- that are now being recalled.
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What's happening: From high-tech systems in Chicago and Detroit to ongoing tests in every corner of the country, law enforcement is taking advantage of near-total freedom to deploy the surveillance technology without oversight or public announcement.
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To see "every city in this world, in every corner, you can find [an] Ofo bike to help you get to the nearest restaurant, nearest supermarket, subway station — or just to ride around in your city," he said.
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" In a statement, Uber says it "allows drivers to control where and when they work, earning money on their own terms, while offering riders in every corner of the city the ability to get an affordable, reliable ride.
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"It is a spiteful act of vast, pointless sabotage leveled at working families and the middle class in every corner of America," said Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi in a joint statement.
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"It is a spiteful act of vast, pointless sabotage leveled at working families and the middle class in every corner of America," Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi said in a joint statement.
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Our job now is to see that platform implemented by a Democratic Senate, a Democratic House and a Hillary Clinton president – and I am going to be in every corner of this country to make sure that happens.
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" Museums Around the World" will take you to a Street View of 28 museums in every corner of the globe, ranging from the Museo Reina Sofia in Madrid to The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.
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Hence, Victoria adopted his interest in encouraging all people — not just the privileged — to share in the advantages of new technology and innovation that were changing the lives of her expanding dominions in every corner of the globe.
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These national public lands, owned by all Americans and managed on their behalf by the National Park Service and other Interior agencies, show off America's grandeur in glorious and compelling landscapes in every corner of the United States.
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My main goal is try to get the Democratic Party back on track, talking about economics, getting wages up, pensions, back to an economic message which I think allows us to be competitive in every corner of the country.
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"One of the great challenges and opportunities for State Department and USAID staff is deciding how to confront changing conditions in every corner of the world," Tillerson wrote in the letter, a copy of which was obtained by CNN.
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But at the same time, they're increasingly used like a utility tool—inside the SOF community, they call it an "easy button"—one that can supposedly fix every kind of disorder and conflict in every corner of the world.
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"It's time to make the very fastest full-fibre broadband free to everybody, in every home in every corner of the country," Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn will say in a speech, according to an extract released by the party.
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We should celebrate this, and expand free trade to new places, so that people in every corner of the globe can have American food on their tables, and our farmers here at home can enjoy prosperity like never before.
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There are a trillion dollars for public infrastructure — not some complex tax credit that favors revenue-generating projects in affluent areas, but the brute force of government dollars to build roads and bridges in every corner of the nation.
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"We're trying to find the best talent in every corner of the world, which means looking beyond our own backyard," says Chris Lambert, chief technology officer of Lyft, an American ride-hailing firm, who recently visited Lagos to see Andela.
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Trans people are prosecuted in every corner of the world, with laws designed to preserve public order used in at least 26 countries, two of them in Eastern Europe, according to the Human Dignity Trust, a global LGBT+ rights advocacy group.
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HUSH consists of a single continuous shot of a domestic interior wherein two figures, a preteen girl and a wizened young woman, interact with one another and their surrounding scene, characterized by mystically melancholy blue and purple lights in every corner.
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"You turned out in every corner of this state, with determination and support, hotel and casino workers who never wavered, students with too much debt and small business owners who never go off the clock," Clinton said in a speech.
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Bosco defeated two humans to win the 1981 election, running as a "re-pup-lican" with campaign promises including: "a bone in every dish, a cat in every tree, and a fire hydrant in every corner", the Mercury News reported.
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But even as we celebrate this historic occasion, we must work in earnest to accelerate the deployment of climate solutions in every corner of the world and help vulnerable countries prepare for the impacts that can no longer be avoided.
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The Pope should have insisted long ago that the Vatican get proactive and pour its resources into finding every victim in every corner of the globe and making just reparation, and finding and exposing and harshly punishing every single perpetrator.
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Pursuing and studying all of these various disciplines—music, poetry, science, theology—seemed like a necessity for Sun Ra. What do you think it was about his mind that made him so ravenous for knowledge in every corner of life?
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"From the moment Vice President Biden announced his campaign, organizers and volunteers have been engaging Iowans in every corner of the state — building a robust, grass-roots organization that will turn out our committed supporters on caucus night," he said.
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Because every time I felt like the car was at its limit, like it was about to fly off the track in every corner or explode on every straight, it was a sign that the car or its setup was no good.
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"Our rich diversity of background and experience is what has made the new DNC a political force in electing Democrats up and down the ticket in every corner of the country," DNC CEO Seema Nanda said in a statement provided to Refinery29.
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"I am grateful that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people have welcomed me in every corner of this continent that I have visited, and worked with me in providing local and national solutions," Scullion said in a statement posted on his website.
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"People in every corner of the country have been hurt by this crisis, and it is critical that settlement funds be distributed fairly across states, cities, and counties and used wisely to combat the crisis," the attorneys general said in a joint statement.
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The Subway and Burger King rollouts are the latest wins on that front among big brand names, but the Sodexo and Aramark announcements are equally exciting — as signs that plant-based meat is a competitive advantage in every corner of the food industry.
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The trap we have fallen into there will haunt us in every corner of this revolutionary world if we do not properly appraise its lessons" and "rely less on armaments and more on the economic, political and moral sources of our strength.
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Márquez's handling of his motorcycle has been just as revolutionary as his success, a style that finds him leaning so far down in every corner that at times his elbow becomes, along with the knee, another steadying point of contact with the tarmac.
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While the hype over the spending deal is largely contained to the nation's capital — where the rollout is arguably the most anticipated legislative debut of the year — the effects of the 12 spending bills will be felt in every corner of the country.
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Democrats in Alabama said the party can start by learning lessons from Jones, who campaigned in every corner of the state and portrayed himself as a bridge builder who would listen to voters' concerns and work across the aisle to help Alabama.
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The report, written with the help of more than a dozen U.S. government agencies and departments, outlined the projected impact of global warming in every corner of American society, in a dire warning that is at odds with the Trump administration's pro-fossil-fuels agenda.
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"The Congressional Art Competition is an opportunity to celebrate the creativity of students in every corner of our country -- and visitors from around the world see their talents on display when they walk through the halls of our Capitol," Reichert said in a statement.
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"We have been running from one frontier to another frontier trying to find cheap nature (to exploit) in every corner of the planet," Eduardo Brondizio, a professor of anthropology at Indiana University in the United States who co-chaired the Global Assessment, told Reuters.
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This is not to say that we should, or are even capable of, bringing attention to every act of violence in every corner of the world — but we should be mindful of how quickly we scroll past a story or flip to the next channel.
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This tone is represented in every corner of the platform, from the mean girls of Makeup Artist YouTube, the assholes of Gamer YouTube, the aggressively unfunny Comedian YouTube — thoughtless cruelty, needless cattiness, and of course, vile racism and sexism are often rewarded with more attention.
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Its alumni lord it in pivotal government positions around the world; from every prestigious business school, applicants queue in hope of a job; its senior executives earn eye-watering amounts; and it has a presence, it seems, in every corner of the global economy.
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As one American ambassador in South Asia described it to me, we are effective in every corner of the globe because of the moral authority generated at home by the manner in which we govern ourselves and our commitment to the rule of law.
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And of course, Chinese restaurants in every corner of the city were preparing for one of their busiest days of the year, when people stand in line for hours in the cold for soup dumplings and Peking duck after a trip to the movies.
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They strike at a weakness in Mr. Putin's system of rule — pervasive corruption and lack of accountability — that is painfully familiar to most Russians in every corner of the land, and that Mr. Putin cannot facilely dismiss as the work of a hostile West.
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"This is a superb opportunity to assure our people in Kauda and all Sudanese in every corner of our beloved country that your transitional government seeks to achieve a comprehensive and just peace," a statement from the prime minister's office quoted Hamdok as saying.
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"The Hudson River Greenway has vastly improved quality of life on the West Side, and we want families in every corner in the borough to have that same access to bike, walk and play along the water," Mr. de Blasio said in a statement.
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In this time of political division, there is at least one thing Democrats and Republicans in every corner of our country can agree on: our nation's infrastructure systems – from roadways and bridges, to water systems, public transit, rural broadband, and more – are inadequate and deteriorating.
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The worst idea that TV has internalized from the success of Game of Thrones is that any series can just dive into massive, world-spanning stories from the word "go," and audiences will instantly care about the characters in every corner of that world.
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That's why I decided to work on global girls' education as first lady: because right now, there are tens of millions of girls like Malala in every corner of the globe who are not in school -- girls who are so bright, hardworking and hungry to learn.
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People laced with cherries dance frantically while an owl covers their faces; a porcupine rides in a bubble; naked bodies lift some sort of gargantuan, severed crustacean tail; and in every corner of the painting an almost indescribable scene of pleasure and pain is in progress.
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But interviews with more than two dozen private schools in every corner of the state, from small religious colleges like Roberts Wesleyan in Rochester to larger schools like Pace University in New York City and Westchester found that an overwhelming majority also reported increases in freshman applications.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The Los Angeles art scene used to be located in a few easily navigable clusters, but over the past decade, galleries and alternative spaces have popped up in every corner, from Santa Monica to El Sereno, Glendale to San Pedro.
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At a broad level, the report warns that officials at every level of government and in every corner of the economy will have to weave climate change into their decisions, to plan for a wide range of possible futures, and to continually re-evaluate those plans.
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With workers in every corner of the country falling behind, and so many state governments refusing to act, it's time for us to come together to lift our national wage floor and create an economy that doesn't condemn our lowest-paid workers to live in poverty.
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With climate-fueled crises breaking out in every corner of the country, from fires in Northern California to heatwaves in the Midwest, there has never been a better moment to hammer a candidate who forbade his employees from using the words "climate change" at all, as Scott infamously did.
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Labour's shadow chancellor John McDonnell told BBC News the plan would cost £20 billion ($25.74 billion), but would ensure that fast internet speeds were available in every corner of the UK. "It's visionary I accept that, but other countries are having these visions and we're not," said McDonnell.
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Pompeo, who graduated first in his class at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, said on his first day at the State Department that he would work on "getting back our swagger" and putting the U.S. diplomatic corps in "every corner," drawing loud applause from hundreds of staffers.
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There was no elaboration in either the Xinhua report or the KCNA report on how many suspects North Korea was seeking, or of who or where they were, but Xinhua said North Korea had vowed to "hunt down to the last one of the suspects in every corner of the earth".
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This happens in every corner of the globe, but across vast swathes of Africa, where daily life can be so hard for hundreds of millions of people and where their international footprint in politics, economics and other sports is often limited, it can seem more amplified, more visceral, even more meaningful.
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With all those prying instructors around him and the cameras placed in every corner of the institution, it was almost impossible for an orphan to keep something to himself, and the meadow with the sad cow staring at him was the closest thing to a secret that A. could have.
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Earlier today Lucasfilm creative executive Pablo Hidalgo, who's basically paid to know everything that's ever happened in every corner of the galaxy far, far away, started releasing pictures of a Star Wars style guide created in 1994 for writers interested in working on one of West End Games' role-playing titles.
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Stern, who was climate envoy for seven years, "played an enormous role in achieving so many of our climate milestones, and the tireless work by Todd and his team over many years will benefit future generations in every corner of the globe," Secretary of State John Kerry said in a release.
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Microplastics have been found in every corner of the globe, fromthe deepest partof the Mariana TrenchIn a new study published in the journal Matter, scientists describe a new type of nanotechnology that could help: tiny magnetic "nano-coils" that create chemical reactions in order to break down microplastics in the ocean.
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The Bear Mitzvah is a rainbow-colored wonderland of textiles, mirrors and bears in every corner—bears descending from the ceiling in parachutes, lining up across the fireplace mantle, strung up in nets like a booby-trapped Toys "R" Us. Palestine has been making work out of teddy bears for years.
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Donald Trump is poised to win New York in a landslide on Tuesday but he could leave as many as two-dozen critical delegates on the table by failing to win an outright majority in every corner of the state, according to new congressional district-level polling provided to POLITICO.
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Ben Stiller's travels by air, land, and sea through stunning mountain ranges, churning waters, and exploding volcanos, meeting colorful characters in every corner of the world and enjoying experiences beyond his wildest dreams; and at the end of it all, he returns a different man thanks to everything he's been through.
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Guru is envisioning a world where you can keep all manner of battery-powered gadgets, big and small, all over your home or in every corner of an office, store, or warehouse without having to worry about where they draw power from or how long it lasts on a single charge.
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Because Pai effectively controls the FCC, there's virtually nothing that Democratic lawmakers can do to thwart Pai's agenda, other than try to mobilize grassroots opposition "in every corner of the country," which they pledged to do in an open letter "to everyone who uses the internet" published Wednesday on TechCrunch.
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From the exóticos breaking down gender norms in lucha libre to the witchcatch wrestlers of Congo testing the furthest limits of the art form, we'll talk to the people in every corner of the earth who risk their bodies and, in some cases, lives, all in the name of entertaining the crowd.
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First the good news on housing: As Republicans in Congress look in every corner of the tax code for ways to cut taxes, they wisely have embraced the need to protect a vital national interest: encouraging public-private partnerships to build and preserve affordable rental homes through the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit.
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At the summit of the Premier League; among the rich and famous of the Champions League; at suburban schools in the United States; at provincial, second-tier clubs in China; at village teams in Africa: In every corner of the world and at every level of soccer, there are indelible traces of Barcelona.
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"It was an honor to send the first Pride flag into space, and it provided a wonderful opportunity to show that Planting Peace will not stop fighting for LGBTQ rights until all sexual and gender minorities experience full, fundamental rights in every corner of the universe," Aaron Jackson, President of Planting Peace, told The Huffington Post.
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As the company looks to make venture-worthy returns, it's been scaling beyond the consumer IoT space into the world of enterprise IoT with its Omni product that Await has been selling to large real estate firms, offices and hospitals, aiming to give companies more insight into what life is like in every corner of their physical spaces.
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A staunch believer that "luxury just can't be fast, delivered in every corner of the world and loved by all," Mr. Russo said the time it takes for him to work with a client and to fabricate a customized shoe, however labor intensive, produces both a desirable investment piece meant to last and an enduring customer relationship.
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"But this was white-on-black race riots in every corner of the United States, where groups of whites unhappy that Jeffries had lost went into black neighborhoods to kill African-Americans simply because of the color of their skin, simply because Jack Johnson was unforgivably black," documentary filmmaker Ken Burns told CNN's Carol Costello in 2005.
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"As the Intelligence Committee investigates this sad chapter in our nation's history, I call on my colleagues in their critical roles to keep their focus on the important work at hand to bring down the cost of health care, rebuild America's infrastructure and reinvigorate the American dream for families in every corner of our country," Bustos said.
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The tumult in Hong Kong, the spread of populism around the world, the agonies over Brexit in Britain, the struggle against corruption in Ukraine, the weight of colonial legacies in Africa — in every corner of the world people are struggling to determine how they should be ruled, and all will be watching how the United States emerges from its trial.
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Much as my own attempts to portray Lil Wayne's music from every angle have taken on a certain disjointed quality that seems to obscure the grander purpose the longer it goes on, you could argue that Lil Wayne's own approach to popular music—basically to leave an imprint on all of it, to find brilliance in every corner of it—has a similar effect.
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But for all its prurience, the decade that gave us Deep Throat, Hustler, and Plato's Retreat was also the last time when widespread experimentation dominated the mainstream in every corner of the arts, from the creator-driven films of the New Hollywood and rock 'n' roll's enshrinement of the drug culture in the popular imagination to the spectacle of perfectly normal people reading Gravity's Rainbow.
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These digital nomads now roaming the world may look like they've got it made — mid-century modern decorated workspaces dotting the world's most desirable locales; gourmet coffee, avocado toasts (and even Brooklyn barbecue) abound in every corner; artisanal whiskies and craft beer to tipple on… but behind all this rockin revelry lies a dark secret… It's time-consuming and relatively expensive for these comparatively highly paid worldly wanderers to get health insurance.
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In January, Interior Secretary Ryan ZinkeRyan Keith ZinkeNew policy at Interior's in-house watchdog clamps down on interactions with press Overnight Energy: EPA proposes scrapping limits on coal plant waste | Appointee overseeing federal lands once advocated selling them | EPA lifts Obama-era block on controversial mine Latest appointee overseeing federal public lands once advocated to sell them MORE announced new exploration of offshore drilling in every corner of U.S. owned waters including the Arctic Ocean.
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"In the wake of federal reversals on climate action, the State of Illinois should pursue immediate action on policies that will ensure a just and responsible phase out of fossil fuels from the power sector to reduce harmful emissions from Illinois power plants, support power plant communities and workers, and allow the clean energy economy to continue growing in every corner of Illinois," according to the text of the Clean Energy Jobs Act (SB 2132/ HB 3624).
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Indeed, the need for social media during the revolution in Egypt was so great, that it brought about rapid social media adoption with Facebook users growing 6900 percent over the start of the uprising in January 2628 to June 28503 (22019 percent of those users were aged 15 to 29.) The protestors of Egypt's revolution had no need to hijack the radio waves; they had their feet in Tahrir Square and their voices online in every corner of the world.
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It should therefore come as little surprise that Maine's senior senator, Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE, recently exercised her power as an appropriator to advance what amounts to a tax hike: one that will, if enacted, raise the cost of flying for millions of travelers in every corner of the country.
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"Tulsi Gabbard's signature stance on non-interventionism makes her the only principled opponent of American empire in the 2020 presidential race so far — and one who excites libertarians worn out by mainstream politicians who either know nothing about military adventurism or naively go along with worn-out notions of the United States as the 'indispensable nation' that must be fighting every battle in every corner of the world," said Nick Gillespie, editor-at-large of libertarianism's paper of record, Reason magazine, in an email.
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And yet when one considers Brooklyn as much of it stood 40 years ago — once-vibrant communities whose residential blocks had become unsafe by day and by night; elegant brownstone homes that had fallen into dangerous disrepair; commercial districts with storefronts abandoned by merchants who could no longer make a living from them; job losses mounting in every corner of the borough — when one thinks back to those depressing days, and compares them with the Brooklyn of 2017, the ultimate logic of Hymowitz's argument is compelling: Gentrification has winners and losers.
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