Those lessons will live in every part of my presidency.
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It's something that's different in every part of the world.
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I wanted my hands involved in every part of the production.
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And these trends are different in every part of the world.
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We could condemn every attack, in every part of the world.
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I want to be Catholic in every part of my world.
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Accountability is a central concept in every part of the government.
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In every part of his life he embodied a fusion of elements.
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In every part of Libya he is protected by the Libyan tribes.
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In reality, women play a significant role in every part of life.
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"There's flooding in every part of Houston," Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner said.
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Why not give your employer a say in every part of your life?
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Nearly 1.5 million veterans, in every part of the country, benefit from SNAP.
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Well, on Tuesday evening, in every part of the country, many will be.
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See you in 2018 —- in every race in every part of this great nation.
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The world must end all the wars now in every part of the world.
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"So [in] every part of the data innovation cycle, 5G [is] a good driver."
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"She always used to be involved in every part of it," the source says.
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"Integrity is something I strive for in every part of my life," she added.
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In every part of the composition world, statistics paint a bleak picture for women.
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"There's flooding in every part of Houston," Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner said, telling stranded citizens.
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That's the dilemma we face each and every day, in every part of our lives.
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It's really about talking about inclusion, outside and in every part of everything we do.
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The pain is incredible; I can feel it in every part of my broken self.
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Now the effects are all around us, across settings, in every part of the country.
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Leger Marketing pollster Christian Bourque noted there are dairy farms in every part of Quebec.
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Climate change is hurting every community and every industry in every part of the world.
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" After all, she said, "We do it every day in every part of the country.
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People in every part of this country feel stuck, or even like they're going backwards.
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The gender pay gap exists in every part of the country with varying degrees of intensity.
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He was gravely injured in every part of his body — doctors had to reinsert his eye.
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You know, we want to win in every part of the country that goes without saying.
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Look, when I was running our investment firm, we invested in every part of the economy.
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Your struggle and problems are those of every GM worker in every part of the world.
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"There's a deep sense of responsibility in every part of the company," says Facebook CPO Chris Cox.
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"It was almost incomprehensible how technically engaged Jeff was in every part of the discussion," Dyson says.
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Christian Bourque, a pollster for Leger Marketing, noted there are dairy farms in every part of Quebec.
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"Americans in every part of the country are going to make their voices heard," Warren emphasized Tuesday.
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The rate at which women watch violent porn is roughly the same in every part of the world.
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"I'm confident in every part of my game at this point in my career," LeBron said on Tuesday.
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Amazon has been making inroads in every part of the home, from your alarm clock to your microwave.
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Beyoncé's attention to detail in every part of her career is by far my favorite thing about her.
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"The party exercises overall leadership over all areas of endeavour in every part of the country," it said.
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White people in every part of early America directly or indirectly benefitted from the "peculiar institution" of slavery.
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For me you do not govern just in the palace, you govern in every part of the country.
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"In every part of the room patients were being treated for their various stages of limblessness," McDonnell said.
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It will put a wedge between the UK and the rest of Europe in every part of the culture.
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Big car firms must make vehicles for every segment in every part of the world to cover huge overheads.
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They also want to signal that they are capable of carrying out attacks in every part of the country.
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Rural Americans struggle with obesity more than those who live in urban areas in every part of the country.
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I think that's right, but I don't think that they necessarily want it in every part of their job.
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"The party exercises overall leadership over all areas of endeavor in every part of the country," he told delegates.
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Naftogaz, Ukraine's largest energy company, operates in every part of the gas sector, from production to transport to sales.
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It's more than just a logistical thing — it's saying that you are accepted here, in every part of you.
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The threats facing our planet affect people of every political stripe, of every demographic, in every part of the country.
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"People in every part of this country feel stuck or even like they're going backwards," he said in the video.
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"We see it in every part of corporate America and we're seeing it even more now with #MeToo," he says.
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When a film appears on TV in every part of the world, it's great that people have access to that.
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"People in every part of this country feel stuck, or even like they're going backward," he said in the video.
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"Our society has to work on climate change in every part of our lives—so also winter tourism," says Rothleitner.
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Being mindful of how you make your coffee shows you how to be mindful in every part of your life.
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I think the #OscarsSoWhite conversation continues to be had in every part of the industry, not just the awards sector.
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"You've got encryption in technology companies, you've got encryption in banks, you've got encryption in every part of industry," he said.
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"(This issue) is prevalent in every part of society," said Choi Mi-jin, president of the Women Labor Law Support Center.
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At the age of about 40, he no longer could work because he had rheumatoid arthritis in every part of his body.
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Greenhouse wants to see labor involved in every part of American life, building a stronger social safety net and fighting for everyone.
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Local residents were active participants in every part of the process: identifying the area for fundraising; pledging their own dollars; and collaborating.
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Abrams' campaign reports having focused on field operations from the very beginning, trying to build infrastructure in every part of the state.
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Self-employment represents a major structural change in the way America works, in every industry and in every part of the country.
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I can smell it emanating from the floor in every part of my space that shares a wall with the neighboring unit.
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But today, as the internet becomes increasingly interlaced with security threats and terrorism, it comes up in every part of immigration investigations.
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We are closer than ever today to ensuring that the Kelsey Smith Act becomes the law in every part of the country.
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Let us ask this grace also for all those who are united to us through the media in every part of the world.
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Lam: K-pop is best experienced as part of its entire package, because they are inextricably linked in every part of its consideration.
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"This sends the message that Fidesz can be defeated in every part of the country," he said in a video on Jobbik's website.
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"There was howling in every part of this house," said Ernice Gilbert, a journalist who lives on the east side of the island.
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Casado sees Superset as a way to bring data analysis to teams in every part of the company, not just business analyst specialists.
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"We're going to introduce legislation to make sure that assault weapons are illegal in every part of this country," Deutch said last week.
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Every school, every school, should have the security that's necessary to keep the students safe, every school in every part of the community.
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Despite such losses, there was evidence in every part of the Old City visited by Reuters, accompanied by a government official, of people returning.
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A majority of Americans in every part of the country, regardless of party or ideology, believe that money in politics is corroding our democracy.
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Jonathan Spalter is president and chief executive officer of USTelecom, an association of broadband providers serving communities in every part of the United States.
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In the spiraling revelations of #MeToo, much of the nation (especially men) suddenly saw the damaging pervasiveness of misogyny in every part of society.
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I want to establish myself in the starting five, play more minutes than last year, and be better in every part of my game.
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They constitute a tiny minority in every part of the country, except the sparsely inhabited Northern Territory, where they make up 2000% of the population.
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A Moon Shaped Pool has roots in every part of Radiohead's discography, a quality you can chalk up to the age of its constituent parts.
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A well-funded international affairs budget helps us to forge new alliances and bolster the diplomatic relationships we have in every part of the world.
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This is not just for masculinity, but in every part of our lives, I think we're trying for more realistic representations — particularly around gender identity.
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Most importantly, your teams will stop rehashing conversations and failing to follow through on promises they've forgotten, increasing momentum in every part of your business.
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This is relevant in every part of the world today, including here in the UK, where there are an estimated 110,000 people living with HIV.
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If you're a coach in an urban area, you have a big responsibility to be there for your players in every part of their life.
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Those lessons will live in every part of my presidency — and I will ask you to hold me accountable for that promise every single day.
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The company saw double- digit gains in revenue from last year in every part of the world, led by Japan, where sales were up 34 percent.
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" Chapa, who joined the Mexican Mafia in 2000, told the court that high-ranking members of the criminal organization were in "every part of San Antonio.
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RDT also invests in education, and outreach programs serving more than 30,000 school children in every part of Utah form a cornerstone of the company's mission.
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And I'd love to see them put their intersectionality into action, not just in one part of one storyline but in every part of this show.
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"Pandemics don't respect national boundaries, so we have a common interest in strengthening our defenses against infectious diseases in every part of the world," he said.
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Though this magazine was cofounded by a woman, and women have been key figures in every part of scientific and technological progress, men's narratives still dominate.
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You need to hire new people in every part of your organization; restructure around different economics; reestablish customer, partner and supplier relationships and expectations; overhaul infrastructure.
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This has been a good year, and growth will continue into 225.7, even if it is not quite as strong in every part of the world.
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We now have journalists living in every part of the country who spend their time crisscrossing their states and regions for stories that aren't being told.
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"We're going to introduce legislation to make sure that assault weapons are illegal in every part of this country," he said during CNN's town hall event.
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And that's high school students and college students and adults in every part of the country, they're not going to let this debate just go back.
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"We're going to introduce legislation to make sure that assault weapons are illegal in every part of this country," Deutch said, prompting applause from the audience.
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"We have experts in every part of the world where we have a footprint, but they don't always know how to share their knowledge," says del Val.
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There's a tendency here, in part because of our Cold War inertia, to see Putin as this creature with his tentacles in every part of the country.
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And it will carry on this way until we apply zero tolerance for sex crimes at any age, in every part of the country, for every caste.
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But all of them were brushed aside, in every part of the state, by church leaders who preferred to protect the abusers and their institution above all.
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Americans in every part of the country understand that public lands are essential to their quality of life, and provide the ideal setting for their outdoor recreation.
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It requires us to confront the fact that the problem is inherent in every part of our society — our families, our schools, our religious institutions, our sports.
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So when we call for expanding public education so that we have pre-K universally for every child in every part of the country, it's addressing that.
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At 25 years old, Sandeep's nails are black, needles have been shot in every part of his body, and he can hardly sit up while he talks.
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She pledged to "work for every vote in every part of this state," and has scheduled campaign events in Westchester County on Thursday and Syracuse on Friday.
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"She is a kindred spirit that continues to remind me and rekindle in me the importance of design, creating and making in every part of our lives. "
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"Black mayors represent cities, large and small, urban and rural, and in every part of the country and for every demographic and race," Gilbert wrote on Instagram.
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Over the last two years, and before, you and I and millions of Americans have stood up and fought for justice in every part of our society.
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Facebook is making a concerted effort to ensure groups are visible in every part of the app, so it'll start promoting groups in areas like Marketplace and Watch.
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We still have 98% of the delegates for our nomination up for grabs, and Americans in every part of our country are going to make their voices heard.
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If people value and understand food, they will be more willing to support the rights of workers in every part of the system and pay them living wages.
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Males, forever the beneficiaries of systems and structures they built to sustain their power, are at the heart of self-inflicted crises in every part of the world.
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The range of assets seized—a gas station, a car dealership, a food-distribution company, and a candy distributor—suggested involvement in every part of the town's commerce.
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"The political revolution we're talking about is strong in every part of the country and frankly we believe that our strongest areas are yet to happen," Sanders said.
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"Sea level rise for the future, it's not happening at the same rate in every part of the world… this gravity thing has a big impact," DeConto says.
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And they can play into virtually every kind of dish, in every part of the meal: dips and snacks, salads and soups, main courses, sides and even desserts.
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"That's no different than what we do every day in every part of the United States — when an adult of a family commits a crime," she told NPR.
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The private gigabit internet service is now available in three cities nationwide, but Google can't yet brag about being available in every part of the city, like Chattanooga can.
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Protests have been reported in every part of the country, with the strife most pronounced in the manufacturing and construction industries, which accounted for two-thirds of the demonstrations.
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That's why we are launching proposals to extend democracy in every part of public life: in national politics, communities, the economy and the workplace - and in our own party.
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Plastics can now be found in every part of the world's oceans, even in the Arctic, with implications for marine life and, let's face it, the rest of us.
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This arrangement was sufficient to provide strong Wi-Fi in every part of my home and gave me enough bandwidth to stream 4K video wherever I had a signal.
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"Whether you agree or disagree with anything she says, that bit was created with care while checking, in every part of the country, that it'll get laughs," he said.
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Since September, dozens of art exhibits have opened up in every part of Southern California for "Pacific Standard Time LA/LA," an exploration of Latin American and Latino art.
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Those people are writing the code that'll train machine-learning systems embedded in every part of our world, from autonomous cars to to medical diagnosis to the internet of things.
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"In every part of California, housing is unaffordable for many people," said Sara Kimberlin, senior policy analyst at the California Budget & Policy Center, a nonpartisan think tank based in Sacramento.
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Seizing the opportunity, Tide continued its theme of being in every part of the Super Bowl tonight by tweeting that the nearly 30 second blackout could be a Tide ad.
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Eventually, I had to sacrifice the image I had of myself, but it's hard to set aside narcissism and the standard of beauty we see in every part of society.
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G.B.T.Q. legislation, we have reached a day where it is possible to not just play defense, but to actually win protections for our community in every part of the country.
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Cruz, on the other hand, was all but certain to be shut out of the delegate grab on Tuesday, badly lagging Trump and Kasich in every part of the state.
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Seraing, like many towns in Wallonia, has been greatly affected by the decline of the local steel and coal mining industry, and that history shows in every part of the town.
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Read their accounts, and you'll see that Weinstein matters not because it's a Hollywood story but because it's an everyday story that happens in every part of our deeply flawed society.
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As the city on a hill and a beacon for democracy, it's America's responsibility to stand in solidarity with people pursuing self-determination and freedom in every part of the world.
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It is safe to say in every part of the country voters want to elect people who will be independent of Trump and who will stand up to him when necessary.
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But admitting that the United States is incapable of effectively adjudicating every territorial dispute or of thwarting every security threat in every part of the world is hardly tantamount to surrender.
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It is a uniquely Kurdish experiment, grown out of decades of military and political struggle in every part of a would-be Kurdistan and constantly adapting to the circumstances of war.
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Their most futuristic idea is an entire world full of objects which, like biological life, contain all the information needed to make copies of themselves in every part of their structure.
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Well, as a starter, next week when we go back to Washington, we're going to introduce legislation to make sure that assault weapons are illegal in every part of this country.
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I was excited for that conversation, and hopeful that it would result in real change that made life better for women all across the country and in every part of our society.
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"At Ford, we are driving innovation in every part of our business to help make people's lives better," said Ken Washington, Ford vice president, Research and Advanced Engineering, in a statement today.
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"Bigotry and intolerance can be found in every part of the world, including the United States, but every country has an obligation to respect religious liberty and freedom of conscience," he added.
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"We invested in every part of the restaurant, from the pewter-poured bar and the gorgeous chandeliers and leather banquettes to the bathroom," said Scott Steenrod, managing director at Constellation Culinary Group.
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But if it's going to be something we ingrain in every part of our society, even our schools, there needs to be a way to provide it without causing even more harm.
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Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff is well known for his activism, taking a stand on everything from LGBTQ right to homelessness to climate change, and its apparent in every part of his company.
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"I think there's just a level of freedom that exists in every part of our relationship, or really any non-monogamous relationship, that doesn't necessarily exist in a monogamous relationship," Tortorella said.
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Here's another bottom line to think about as well: We get the best results in every part of life when we've got a little more time and energy to work and play.
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Steel tariffs are a "troubling development," since steel is used in every part of the (energy) industry, said Nick Schultz, vice-president of pipeline regulation at Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP).
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"We must also enable people in every part of society — irrespective of age, gender, physical ability, ethnicity, health conditions, or socio-economic status — to access the opportunities of the internet," it further notes.
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I wanted to be involved in every part of it, to be able to write my songs and think about what I wanted to do and who I wanted to do it with.
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This job rotation allows company members to know the basic job functions in every part of the firm, so by the time they become top managers, they truly know the company inside-out.
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Wade, codifying it into federal law, repealing the Hyde Amendment, expanding access to reproductive health care, and fighting to defend a woman's right to access an abortion in every part of this country.
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There are tens to hundreds of daily market stalls in every part of the city, but Saskia Spijkers, a city market affairs representative, tells me that the number of stalls is dramatically decreasing.
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One of the common denominators amongst a lot of these groups is that these people are refugees because of climate-induced disasters, droughts, and famines cause tensions in every part of the world.
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Because it relies on electrodes placed on the scalp, it can't get a very detailed picture of what's happening in every part of the brain, and the signals can be distorted by noise.
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"All of them were brushed aside, in every part of the state, by church leaders who preferred to protect the abusers and their institution above all," the grand jury wrote in the report.
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In every part of the world IQ scores have been rising, by a whopping 593 points in 100 years, meaning that the average person today scores better than 98% of people a century ago.
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In essence, rather than adhering to a formulaic approach, our state's leaders listen to families and communities to design programs flexible enough to meet the needs of Hoosiers in every part of the state.
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When l was that age, there were teddy boys and rockers, slicked-back hair, and you didn't have holes in every part of your body that it was possible to stick a ring in.
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On Thursday, Health Minister Saeed Namaki announced a national plan to tackle the virus that will include all 17,000 health centers and 9,000 medical clinics in every part of the country, according to IRNA.
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The gap between unpaid care work that women do, compared to men, is the greatest in Northern Africa and Western Asia, the report says, but the gap exists in every part of the globe.
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The Census Bureau's income tabulations going back to 403 show that Democrats have presided over substantially greater income growth for non-Hispanic white households in every part of the income distribution than Republicans have.
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By creating an additional layer of privilege, this time ethnic, indirect rule fragmented the racially conscious majority into so many ethnic minorities, in every part of the country setting ethnic majorities against ethnic minorities.
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"What tonight means is that the Bernie Sanders campaign, the people's revolution that we're talking about, the political revolution that we're talking about, is strong in every part of the country," Sanders told reporters afterward.
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Yet the artist's seemingly bottomless well of creativity is manifested not just in his acting, but in every part of his life and living space—especially his awe-inspiring painted library of occultism and esoterica.
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For communities where shale development occurs, there is the risk of an accident in every part of the oil and gas extraction process and an increasing number of small earthquakes from shale-related wastewater disposal.
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"That's no different than what we do every day in every part of the United States when an adult of a family commits a crime," Secretary of Homeland Security Kirstjen Nielsen told NPR this month.
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"Her electrifying message of courage, perseverance and hope reinvigorated our nation and our politics, and continues to inspire millions of Americans in every part of the country," House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said in a statement.
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"What tonight means is that the Bernie Sanders campaign … is strong in every part of the country and we firmly believe our strongest areas are yet to happen," Sanders said in a brief election-night speech.
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"I can boldly say that he encourages the LGBTQI people in every part of Africa, especially me, because reading his article created a shift in my mind and whole being as a queer woman," she added.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Celebrations and protests on Wednesday to mark International Women's Day highlighted both progress and challenges in every part of the world, amid growing concern that women's rights are being rolled back.
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"Her electrifying message of courage, perseverance and hope reinvigorated our nation and our politics, and continues to inspire millions of Americans in every part of the country," House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said in a statement last week.
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" Clinton also released a statement thanking the Democratic leader and announcing she agreed to serve as honorary chair of the Clinton campaign's 50-state program "to gain ground and elect Democrats in every part of the country.
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"The party exercises overall leadership over all areas of endeavor in every part of the country," the party said in a statement reflecting Xi's ongoing efforts to strengthen the party and its place in contemporary Chinese society.
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"He taught me and the board that we need to think about community engagement in every part of the organization, not just through programming," said Robert Hammond, a co-founder and executive director of the High Line.
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Then we confronted the fact that if women were going to work in every part of society, shoulder to shoulder with men, we had to do something fast about predatory bosses and male colleagues with grabby hands.
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It is much about the work that we do to take care of our partners in every part of our world, that we work in service of our customers and the communities that we are a part of.
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Similarly, scientists expect continued emissions to cause a huge shift in the odds of, say, record-setting heat waves, but that does not mean it will be hot all the time or in every part of the world.
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However, they're putting America on notice: They're not going to let anyone forget what happened in Parkland, or what happened in Maryland, or what happens to thousands of children in every part of the country on a daily basis.
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"There's a reasonable level of agitation in every part of the supply chain which is saying (the industry situation) is not good," said Amanda Lacaze, chief executive of Australia's Lynas Corp, the only remaining rare earths miner outside China.
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The tech, now called StageCraft and available to filmmakers everywhere, allowed the directors on each of The Mandalorian's eight episodes to film in every part of the galaxy without ever having to leave Manhattan Beach Studios in Los Angeles.
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"Gordon looked like that one guy friend who realizes his bro is getting all the attention from the girl so he makes cringy jokes and and tries to be in every part of the convo," one commenter wrote on YouTube.
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The movement, also known as lifelogging, conjures up images of folks wearing six different health tracking bands, sensors on their heads and measuring every little detail of their actions in every part of their life…for what sometimes is very unclear.
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"As we consistently have said, Ford has no plan or interest other than to continue to accelerate our One Ford plan, deliver product excellence and drive innovation in every part of our business," the company said in an emailed statement.
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"We will not stop fighting you in every part of the world regardless of whether you are on a tourism trip or a work trip," he says in French, according to a transcript provided by SITE Intelligence, which monitors jihadist statements.
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"As we face difficult challenges ahead, let us come together in a sprit of national unity to keep our country safe and build a stronger, fairer and more prosperous future for everyone in every part of our United Kingdom," she said.
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"Every time I had to call home, Fanti tied me up with my feet in the air ... and beat me with a rubber tube in every part of my body, especially the soles of my feet," said Ivorian Vadro Diomande.
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Yet I'm the only candidate who is actually a local official, running and winning in a deep red state, the product not of any faction but of a new generation of leaders ready to compete and win in every part of the country.
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"This award is for every kid who has a disability, a limitation or a challenge who has been waiting to see themselves represented in this arena," Stroker said, later thanking her partner David Perlow for "believing in every part" of her career.
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In one chapter, he explains how creation stories about life beginning underground are found in "cultures in every part of the world," from France to Mexico to Australia to India to Eastern Europe to Native American tribes such as the Zuñi and Hopi.
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This is not a one-time adjustment — we are committed to this coverage going forward — and I think having experienced reporters talking to voters in every part of the country will make our report stronger as we head into the next election cycle.
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" Its leaders, Dorrien wrote, grappled with the failures of the Reconstruction era, the expansion of Jim Crow segregation, racial lynchings, and "struggles for mere survival in every part of the nation, and the excruciating question of what a new abolition would require.
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"Our 136,000 membership should be in no doubt that what is at risk is not only the funding for the Great Britain Cycling Team but our ability to support the grassroots of every part of our sport in every part of the country," he said.
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"They were not only instrumental to the historic Texas Senate race but they agreed to help get us off the ground in this monumental undertaking of running a grassroots campaign for president in every part of the country," Evans said in a statement on Saturday.
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"That is why a federal law is needed to provide a single, clear articulation of the elements of this crime to ensure that Americans in every part of the country — civilian and military — are protected if they are subjected to this heinous abuse," Speier said.
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"We invested in every part of the economy, and over 10 years ago I realized that there was something going on that had to do with fossil fuels that we had to change, so I divested from fossil fuels," he said during the debate.
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"We invested in every part of the economy, and over 6900 years ago I realized that there was something going on that had to do with fossil fuels that we had to change, so I divested from fossil fuels," he said during the debate.
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In an apology over the weekend on Facebook, Clinton explained that she had plans during the campaign that "would have focused on the real needs of hard-working yet struggling Americans in every part of the country," including minimum wage increases, paid leave, and affordable college.
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In every part of the country we've visited, women from all walks of life have joined us, from moms in Indianapolis who are worried about their children's safety, to high-flying career women in Atlanta, to pioneering leaders like former Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor.
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The video of the song "Mount Sumi" is a direct response to how the Regime tried to portray the people involved in that silenced massacre via its propagandist state media — the only kind allowed to be broadcast, sold, and watched in every part of the country.
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Cramer Remix: Outperforming stocks you've never heard of Cramer: The real poetic justice behind Disney Cramer's 'dirty half-dozen' industrials getting ready to explode higher For instance, when Macy's reported a shortfall in earnings and cut guidance, the damage was felt in every part of the consumer spending cohort.
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"We want to win in every part of the country, that goes without saying, but it does say something and it means so much to me that the people who know me best, ... have voted so strongly to put us in the White House," he said in a speech.
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In his answers, Mr. Sulzberger spoke about media bias, the Trump administration and The Times's role in covering the U.S. "We now have journalists living in every part of the country who spend their time crisscrossing their states and regions for stories that aren't being told," Mr. Sulzberger said.
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"America, you have drowned and there is no savior; you have become prey for the soldiers of the caliphate in every part of the Earth; you are bankrupt, and the signs of your demise are evident to every eye," the spokesman said, according to a translation by Reuters.
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" She adds: "I was looking at my husband and, of course, I had tears rolling down my eyes and I knew in every part of me that I was doing it right, that I needed to do that for dad and that he would be proud of me for doing it.
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If other federal courts agree with the decision's disposition of the detainer issue; state and local police in every part of the country may have to stop honoring detainer requests, and ICE could use the time that would have been spent following up on detainers to go after noncriminal aliens.
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"The deadly events in El Paso, TX, Pittsburgh, PA, Poway, CA, Jeffersontown, KY, Charlottesville, VA, Charleston, SC, and elsewhere make it clear that this white nationalist extremist violence is a growing threat to people in every part of the United States," the lawmakers wrote in the letters, which were spearheaded by Rep.
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I have no doubt that David will serve as an agent of peace, promoting American goodwill to all Israelis in every part of the ancient homeland and assisting in turning back a tide of defamation against America's foremost ally and the only democracy in the Middle East, the Jewish state of Israel.
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In every part of me I'm truly acquainted with, watching Bradley pick up Ben Simmons in transition, get almost immediately laid out, fall to the ground, and throw up his hands in frustration is a mitzvah, a dream, a vision of myself, resplendent in youth, the world ahead of me for the taking.
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"Women have a 17% influence or less in every part of the decision-making process in the entertainment industry," she explains in a video accompanying the book's release, underscoring the astonishing disparity in women's access to directing, producing, or writing positions — a power gap Refinery29 is also combating through our film series, Shatterbox Anthology.
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Hoekstra was thrilled at the idea of helping Coca-Cola genuinely assess and reduce water usage in every part of its supply chain — not only the water used in its bottling plants, but also the amount it took to grow the sugar and other ingredients and to produce every plastic bottle and aluminum can.
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"As such, the best solution was not to allow those 225 members in the Parliament to fight each other and allow that to develop into a street fights in every part of the country," he continued, saying it was "his duty and responsibility" to let voters decide the Parliament through a free and fair election.
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" After all, HIV infection rates are increasing in every part of the UK. According to spokesperson Dr Michael Brady, HIV charity Terrence Higgins Trust has been "concerned for a while that that men at risk of HIV will access PEP (which is available on the NHS) and use only some of the medication as PrEP.
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For the average American, the dietary restrictions of the program are very intense, and those seriously considering giving it a go need to keep in mind that they may likely experience noticeable physiological and/or emotional effects throughout the month because such a drastic change in diet is prone evoke change in every part of the body.
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They show — beautifully, musically and often more vividly than Ashton's own Royal Ballet — how Ashton reveled in movement in every part of the body: rhythmic hops on point, jumps large and small, long-stretched lines, luxurious twists of the upper torso, urgent bendings of the entire spine, chugs of the pelvis, flourishes of the wrists, elegant turns of the head and harmonious configurations of limbs and thorax.
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There's simply no one better at taking the fight to the Republicans than Debbie — which is why I am glad that she has agreed to serve as honorary chair of my campaign's 50-state program to gain ground and elect Democrats in every part of the country, and will continue to serve as a surrogate for my campaign nationally, in Florida, and in other key states.
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" He thanked the volunteers who went door-to-door and made calls in Michigan, assured supporters the win would help his campaign and Hillary Clinton's split the delegates and said, "what tonight means is the Bernie Sanders campaign, the people's revolution, the political revolution that we are talking about is strong in every part of the country and, frankly, we believe that our strongest areas are yet to happen.
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So let's talk about picking sides: It's time for us to say: Democrats are on the side of working people, on the side of Moms and Dads who dream of a better life for their kids, on the side of people in every part of this country and people of every race, gender, and religion who just want a level playing field and a chance to build a future.
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"Doctors in every part of our country see that climate change is making Americans sicker," said Mona Sarfaty, the director of the new consortium and a professor at George Mason University in Fairfax, Va. Why you should drink water first thing every dayTrump proposes to privatize air-traffic controlPrescription drug costs are up; So are TV ads promoting them "Physicians are on the frontlines and see the impacts in exam rooms," she said.
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"There's simply no one better at taking the fight to the Republicans than Debbie — which is why I am glad that she has agreed to serve as honorary chair of my campaign's 50-state program to gain ground and elect Democrats in every part of the country, and will continue to serve as a surrogate for my campaign nationally, in Florida, and in other key states," Clinton said in a statement at the time.
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BBVA-backed Atom's CEO Mark Mullen, former CEO of first direct, HSBC' telephone/online bank, intends to use gamification to make banking fun, and a mix of biometric data (such as selfies, voice and fingerprint) to increase security after being the first digital bank to secure a license in the U.K. With these benefits, more and more people are going to start engaging banking apps that can fit in every part of their lives.
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