In sum, defendants' motion for summary judgment is granted in part and denied in part, and plaintiffs' cross-motion for summary judgment is granted in part and denied in part.
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And in part, it is — but only in part.
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She ended up approving in part and concurring in part.
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If "cat feet" appears in Part 1, expect "cattail" in Part 19903.
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The duel over the chart is in part a technical battle, in part an ideological one, and in part a personality-focused clash about Warren.
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In part, it is the political situation; in part, it is our times.
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In part because they admire his concentration on national revival; in part because he offers access to Russian riches; in part because they see Russia as a potential ally.
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In part, because our media environment breeds hysteria; in part, because Trump himself does so.
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In part, they think the flexibility encourages executive overreach; in part, they just hate environmental regulations.
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In part for technological reasons, in part because of the Great Recession, and in part because of the first-generation policy distractions, second-generation fuels have been very slow to scale up.
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That's in part tactical blundering, but in part it represents a real institutional weakness among moderate Republicans.
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These radically different views are born in part of different psychologies and in part of different experiences.
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Chief Justice John Roberts and Justices Stephen Breyer and Sonia Sotomayor concurred in part and dissented in part.
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I think they chose it I think in part for the micro ... or in part for the ... Headline.
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Rodchenkov passed on lunch, in part because of the balaclava and in part because of his growing paunch.
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In part drawing a line in the sand; in part throwing sand in the faces of Iran's leaders.
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That is in part — if only in part — because they say they believe the existing rule is unenforceable.
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That is due in part to geography, with high winds and shallow seas, and in part to policy.
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Since the late 1990's, more deadly wildfires have swept the western US, due in part to climate change, in part to forest management practices, in part to a struggling utility company, and in part to development along the wildland-urban interface—meaning more people live in fire-prone places.
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In part because they have a good grasp of how greenhouse gases can warm the planet, in part because the theory fits the available evidence, and in part because alternate theories have been ruled out.
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Anadarko looks appealing in part because of its shale acreage, in part because its operations have room for improvement.
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She was ultimately suspended from the national team, in part for that and in part for previous disciplinary incidents.
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The three Democratic commissioners approved the deal — with Democratic Commissioner Mignon Clyburn approving in part and concurring in part.
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That's in part because of the specific questions we get to ask, and in part because it's so beautiful.
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Both are revved in part by commercial interests and in part by the collapse of community in American culture.
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The victory was attributed in part to a tribal vote among the majority Shona, in part to Mr. Mugabe's following as a liberation hero, and in part to intimidation of voters by guerrillas loyal to him.
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The ability to respond to cybersecurity challenges rests in part upon the administration and in part upon the private sector.
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They're unfazed, in part because they have to be; the white women are fazed, in part because they can be.
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And in a case involving revenue sharing, he ruled in part for the league and in part for the players.
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This is in part because of some Republican House members are retiring and in part because of the new maps.
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These have been in part to mask real preparations, and in part to test U.S. and allied intelligence on its activities.
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But in fact his image was transformed — in part through lucky timing and in part by design — to become globally legible.
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In part that's Brexit, in part that's also because eastern European nations are flourishing… so the prospects are the other way.
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The IMF, for instance, relies on a global model, built in part on economic theory and in part on data analysis.
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Nonetheless, the syndicate thrives, in part because the rewards are so huge and in part because the alternatives are so sparse.
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I do it in part because I enjoy it, and in part because it saves me a tremendous amount of money.
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Now, with this book, Clinton is weighing in, in part to defend herself and in part to express her own opinions.
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Her reign as queen began in part because the Red Keep did fall long ago, thanks in part to her father.
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The work will be in two parts, and every word in Part 1 will have its lexicographic partner in Part 2.
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"The Wild Heart" is inspired in part by the unravelling of that relationship, and in part by her mourning for Anderson.
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Times headlines often differ in print and online, in part because of variations in presentation and in part because of space.
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Clearly, in part one, it adds to the feeling of desolation, but in part two, it continues to feel starkly empty.
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Facebook is good to use in part because it's a good product, but in part because everyone is already on Facebook.
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His struggle to match his vocal abilities to his sentimentality is in part endearing and honest, and in part a frustrating wreckage.
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Justice Neil Gorsuch filed an opinion, which Justice Clarence Thomas joined, concurring in part and dissenting in part from the court's decision.
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Macron put together a law that bore his name, aimed at "unlocking" the entrepreneurial dynamism of the French economy—in part by permitting shopping on Sundays, in part by cutting regulation, in part by making it easier to lay people off.
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We kept going, though — in part because we didn't want to relinquish the story and in part because the drama was so rich.
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But the "secret" label stuck to America's war in Laos, in part because of official denials and in part because of public indifference.
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Technology re-engineers humanity in part by affecting human capabilities and in part by shaping and constituting our values, beliefs, and shared commitments.
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Sacred Games faces pressure on the international stage, due in part to Netflix's reach and in part to the popularity of Chandra's novel.
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In the federal case in California, the court has both granted Trump's motions to dismiss in part, and also denied them in part.
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He didn't do it, in part because to do so would have been grossly immoral, and in part because it wouldn't have worked.
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That's in part because of the polish of iOS and in part because the top corners of the screen are within easy reach.
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This is in part sentimental — the A.N.C. has carried the aspirations of black South Africans for over a century — and in part pragmatic.
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Looking ahead, Erickson said that the funding would be used in part for R&D and in part to continue its business development.
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This is due in part to bad directional calls and in part to the Federal Reserve's post-crisis monetary interventions that quelled volatility.
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The buffalo were hunted in part for sport, in part for commercial ends—their bones used to make the china—and in part to destroy the livelihoods of Native Americans who could then more easily be forced to move by European settlers.
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Particle physics enjoys a particular prestige in part because of its early (and now dissolved) association with the development of nuclear weapons, in part because of the conceptual depths it plumbs, in part because of the sheer size and expense of its tools.
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It was created in part as a reconstituted ancient state for its indigenous people; in part as a refuge for Holocaust survivors and Jews fleeing European and Middle Eastern anti-Semitism; and in part as an ethnically, religiously and culturally diverse modern society.
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THAT BEING SAID, THE BLUE CHIP NAMES IN OUR INDUSTRY WERE BUILT IN PART BY M&A AND IN PART BY R&D INVESTMENT.
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This is due in part to Iran's own considerable structural problems and in part to the Trump administration's rhetoric and policies toward the country.
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Google bought Waze for $1 billion in part to prevent Facebook from getting it and in part to buttress its own dominant map technology.
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Both women gain in the exercise, in part because of the historical rhymes, in part because of a loving correspondence complete with hand grenades.
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This was in part because I never wanted to be surprised by something again, and in part because I felt isolated in Knoxville, Tenn.
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True, that was in part because of the artful deception by Trump's attorney general, William Barr, in releasing the report — but only in part.
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During the recovery, the unemployment rate fell in part because more people got jobs, but also in part because many people simply stopped looking.
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My instinct says this is due in part to the inflammation-reducing ingredients, and in part to my simultaneous commitment to eat less dairy.
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"In part because they have only limited ammunition and in part because it's still early in the process on the U.S. side," Kuijs said.
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THAT HAS BEEN VERY, VERY SUBSTANTIALLY ERODED IN AT LEAST PROBABLY WE BELIEVE IN PART BECAUSE OF LOW INTEREST RATES AND IN PART BECAUSE OF DIFFERENT ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT AND IN PART BECAUSE OF A WHOLE SET OF REGULATORY BURDENS THAT HAVE BEEN PUT ON BANKS.
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It is a striking transformation of Islamists' stance, brought about in part by fear of the sort of chaos seen elsewhere, in part by the firm limits set by the king, and in part by his good sense in giving Islamists a political outlet.
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In part because of their proximity to humans on the evolutionary tree, in part because of their small size and in part because of our facility at playing with their DNA, Mus musculus and Rattus norvegicus have become the default choice for biomedical experiments.
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The House map is also slanted in Republicans' favor, due in part to gerrymandering and in part to geography — as are many state legislative districts.
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The not-seeing is, in part, a choice, and in part a response to the facts that these things are too familiar to be seen.
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In part, this is down to lower fertility rates (below the 2.1 needed to keep the population growing) and in part because of improved longevity.
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That's in part because it was something they were already moving toward, and in part because it still keeps them in control of their content.
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This may change, in part due to competition from companies such as Tesla, and in part to pressure from governments bent on curbing carbon emissions.
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Her call was fairly quickly heeded, thanks in part to her urgency and clarity and thanks in part to events that unmistakably proved her right.
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She often hired a moto taxi to follow her—in part to carry a water jug, and in part to protect her from oncoming traffic.
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They're the ones I dance in my bedroom with, in part because they're smaller and lighter, and in part because their tuning is simply more euphonic.
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In part that's because Twitter has found more ways to clamp down on them and, in part, that some of the technology behind them has improved.
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Public-sector workers have been insulated from this, in part because governments are not profit-maximising and in part because teaching cannot be outsourced to China.
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That kind of label—driven in part by media narrative, in part by misogyny—could be a death sentence for a candidate in a crowded field.
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Details were left out, in part because of internal Republican policy disagreements and in part because of a general opposition among Republicans to any government spending.
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The flavors open up right away, in part because Misi serves them just below the melting point and in part because the ingredients are used prodigally.
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This distancing occurred in part through a professional discourse characterized by stunningly abstract and euphemistic language — and in part through a set of lively sexual metaphors.
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But his 13th (more or less) solo record is also one of his best, in part for its artistry, in part for his version of honesty.
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For the cast and crew, scattered across six countries, getting to the United States has been the real-life drama — in part maddening, in part farcical.
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Democrats did not participate, in part because they said they were not given enough notice, and in part because they said congressional staff should not be involved.
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But Baby is his constant, in part because he's just so damn good, and in part because Doc has Baby in his debt and under his control.
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Those contracts have largely escaped the Microsoft backlash, in part because of their lower profile and in part because they were routed through dedicated government contracting businesses.
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That's in part because the editing worked so well, and in part because that editing took place in embryos created by a standard in-vitro fertilization technique.
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The development came together at a glacial pace, in part because of concerns over its extraordinary size and in part because of the financial crisis of 2008.
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"It's a habit that has staggered forward, in part due to nostalgia, in part because it's just something we've been doing for a long time," Kosar said.
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We protest in part because we see no better way to make a difference, in part to make the present count for something, whatever the future holds.
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The estimates below are based in part on 2019 rate filings by insurance carriers in each state and modeled in part on estimates by the Urban Institute.
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But be advised that a title card here reads, "Based in part on the novel by Elmore Leonard," and "in part" really ought to be highlighted somehow.
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On Tuesday, a federal judge granted in part and denied in part a temporary restraining order requested by the Standing Rock Sioux tribe and a neighboring tribe.
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" Having dropped Hark at the edge of a Tony Robbins-like breakthrough in Part 1, the story unravels some in Part 2 — for Hark and for "Hark.
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The United States, in part because of political stalemate, in part because it has been hemmed in by its history, has been unable to be as bold.
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In academic circles, Professor Zadeh's work was controversial and sometimes ridiculed, in part because it challenged other forms of mathematics and in part because of his terminology.
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The money from recreational marijuana is mostly earmarked, in part to fund administrative costs of the market, in part to fund research into the marijuana marketplace and in part to fund substance abuse treatment programs and environmental costs created by the new grow operations springing up around the state.
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These days — in part because of the decline of the small business, in part because our spending habits have changed, in part because everything has been digitised and retailers are looking for ways to actually downsize human-based customer relations — you don't typically get that kind of experience anymore.
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But perhaps the kingpins are the "trauma fees," in part because they often run more than $253,000 and in part because they seem to be applied so arbitrarily.
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Mr. Trump has gained access to additional funds in part because of his national emergency declaration and in part by using authority to divert funds within the department.
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Goffman had come down in part to catch up with the family and in part to distribute the royalty checks she shares evenly with the book's central characters.
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But the 21st century has unfolded — in part by coincidence and in part by design — in a way that has lined them all up in a single direction.
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That's in part because they become stigmatized if they do, and in part because they're genuinely horrified of the things he would do and the things he represents.
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Going hand in hand with normalisation-by-coalition—in part its cause and in part its effect—is a growing professionalism and a professed moderation among the populists.
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The BNP's collapse—in part a product of factional disputes and in part because of the growth of UKIP—reflects the difficulties far-right parties face in Britain.
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Second, Trump is at his weakest on policy, in part because he understands it so poorly, and in part because it puts him crosswise with his own party.
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In part this is because of sustained academic effort and its cumulative gains; in part it is a matter of startup companies in the field finding their feet.
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Perhaps in part because of these looming restrictions (and in part because of a number of high-profile tragedies), gun sales have been steadily increasing in recent months.
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NextVR made this choice in part to limit the amount of live video it has to stream, and in part to help preserve your focus on the game.
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This is in part because of the hot air flow from convection, and in part because the small chamber of the machine doesn't require much, if any, preheating.
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Doing so was worth it, in part on its own terms — it drove home the play's point — and in part because it pushed me to redraw my boundaries.
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Political ad bans appeal in part because they're so simple and (apparently) straightforward, and in part because they flatter our democratic self-conception as wise and informed citizens.
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Today, thanks in part to a broadening of civil rights and in part to advances in medical science, epilepsy is neither a spiritual gift nor a moral malady.
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Fuel emissions are dropping Thanks in part to more stringent environmental regulations and in part to technological advances, VOCs released into the air by vehicles have dropped dramatically.
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In the music video for ''Been Around the World,'' you played a character based in part on James Bond and in part on the villain from ''Face/Off.
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In part, that was laziness, but in part, it was too clear any change would specifically benefit Schwarzenegger — something neither Democrats nor right-wingers really wanted to do.
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By the early 1900s, the practice had largely been abandoned, in part because it was seen as unethical and ineffective, and in part because it was much costlier.
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I guess that team of the little friendships they're developing, they're in part due to having shared opinions, and they're in part not sharing the opinion with someone else.
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Each entity is by law allowed to donate up to $13,000 maximum to transition efforts, which are financed in part by private fundraising and in part by federal funds.
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But in part because we never see their faces, and in part because their dialogue is so heavily pedagogical, not one character emerges as a distinct or interesting individual.
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Each regional bank board itself is composed in part of members selected by the private banks of the region and in part of members selected by the central board.
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And American society is divided in ways it was not before; its partisan politics are in part a cause of that—but in part, too, a consequence of it.
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But Sandy Hook, in part because of the particularly horrific circumstances and in part because of the timing so soon after Obama's reelection, reinvigorated calls for gun control legislation.
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Yes, the world began to question Silicon Valley in part because of the election of Donald Trump and in part because our addiction to our devices seemed so obvious.
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Hearing loss has been on the rise, in part because people are living longer, and in part because of environmental factors (like headphones that people use with loud volumes).
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Molla, speaking at a joint news conference with Cyprus Energy Minister Yiorgos Lakkotrypis, said Cypriot gas would be used in part for domestic consumption and in part for export.
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Starlin Castro was hitting third, in part because he had seven hits and eight R.B.I. in the first three games, and in part because someone had to hit there.
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In part due to a poor choice of location and in part due to the unfolding financial crisis, the Trumps were having a lot of trouble selling these units.
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It has developed an increasingly aggressive cyberintelligence program called Project Raven, built in part by former American intelligence operatives, that appears to be aimed in part at political rivals.
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They diverge in part on how they think about network effects as a moat in the modern economy, and in part on their specific assessment of Google's business decisions.
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You might blame this — in part — on robots.
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They voted in part because they wanted to take back control from an undemocratic Europe, and in part because they considered the British establishment a collection of self-dealing incompetents.
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In part to combat lackluster approval for the plan, the House passed a series of bills last month that would in part make individual tax cuts under the law permanent.
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Like other so-called stoner gangs in the city at the time, MS-13 evolved into a violent group, in part for self-defense, in part because of criminal ambition.
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The slump in prices two years ago was in part a response to weak demand—with the fragility of China's economy a big concern—and in part to abundant supply.
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Sheriff Newell Normand of Jefferson Parish put on a lengthy press conference Friday in part to dispel this account, and in part to explain why Glasser was released from custody.
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These will provide guidance, but then again, ballooning is an unusual hobby that is controlled in part by humans, in part by Mother Nature, and not at all by passengers.
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In part, this is because Britain faces a more difficult future after Brexit; in part it is a recognition that the economy's productivity was dented by the 20213 financial crisis.
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Inflation and inflation expectations are for now coming up short, he said, in part reflecting global trends and in part because workers sidelined during the recession are reentering the workforce.
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These opinions represent different groups — a unanimous court, a majority of the court, dissents from with the majority decision and even opinions that concur in part and dissent in part.
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This past March, the APA ethics committee reevaluated the rule — in part in response to the media interest in Trump's mental health, and in part because APA members requested it.
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Manson had no real connection to the victims: he'd picked them out in part to cover up other crimes and in part because he wanted to spark a race war.
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In part, the court's tendency to conform is a technique of political survival; in part, it is an element of any competent legal system, which prizes continuity, stability and authority.
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After "Birth Without Violence" was published, Mr. Leboyer stopped practicing medicine — in part to avoid the appearance of a conflict of interest, he said, and in part out of protest.
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They both agreed, in part because they wanted to see Mr. Priebus ejected as quickly as possible, and in part because they recognized Mr. Trump's presidency needed to be professionalized.
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Californians have increasingly built homes and communities in fire-prone areas, in part for the scenic beauty and in part because the state has a dire need for new housing.
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Immigration became a hot-button topic in part because of the perception that new arrivals take jobs from Americans and in part because growing diversity can make white Americans uncomfortable.
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That's been a deliberate choice, in part so that the administration can learn and build momentum before tackling the more difficult areas, but also, in part, because the periphery needs investment.
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That's due, in part, to the way our public discourse about workplace harassment has changed and in part to women in music having numbers to back up how underrepresented they are.
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It found that 15% of Britons agreed at least in part to two or more anti-Semitic propositions, with a further 15% agreeing at least in part to one of them.
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The front is responsible for carrying out attacks against mining infrastructure, in part to alert authorities to their presence, and in part to extort protection money, known as vacunas or vaccines.
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Mr. Smith looked good in his girl's Vuitton, in part because of his coat-hangerlike frame (he fit the runway samples) and in part because the clothes have a gladiatorial edge.
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In part, he didn't have to—unlike the NES, there were ample examples of sophisticated emulators at the time, thanks in part to the reverse-engineering work of folks like Chadwick.
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The depths of my aversion to this ideology was, I suppose, due in part to my being Roman Catholic, and in part to the stories in the news media about communism.
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In almost all areas of life, the deck is stacked even higher against us, in part due to historical discrimination and in part because of inequities unique to the millennial era.
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His first brush with fame came in April, in part because he won the European Tour's Spanish Open, and in part for what he said afterward, when asked for his reaction.
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Public approval of the two parties was collapsing well before the 85033 election, in part because of changes in the law and in part because of missteps by the parties themselves.
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That's in part due to their culture and in part due to their experience of the unintended acceleration scandal of 2010, where they were basically accused of having self-driving cars.
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When a metropolitan area adds population, it typically does so in part by adding people to areas that are already developed (infill) and in part by expanding its geographic footprint (sprawl).
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This money would go in part to fund the Freedom Dividend (50%), and in part to fund research and investment into renewable energy, sustainable agriculture, infrastructure improvements and similar areas (50%).
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Trump, who is campaigning for reelection in part on his China trade war, said the move was designed in part to avoid any pain for consumers heading into the holiday season.
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The Croats, with their mixed history of being heirs in part to the Austro-Hungarian tradition and in part to Ottoman and Venetian traditions, had a per-capita income of $22,400.
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Mooney said the company's forecast of the rest of 2017 was based in part on a slower-than-anticipated first half of the year and in part on falling consumer confidence.
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But they do have reunions periodically, in part to see each other and in part to meet the newer March organizers, who are sprawled across dozens of chapters around the country.
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The resilience of the American market reflects, in part, the emergence of the United States as the world's largest oil producer — and therefore, in part, a beneficiary of rising oil prices.
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His fellow prisoners said the lawsuit appeared motivated in part by a desire for a big payoff from Qatar and was in part a strategy to win over the Egyptian authorities.
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"Adding it to the file ..." Reid tweeted in part.
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Clinton — in part so she could use two BlackBerrys.
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" Mr. Cohen wrote back, in part saying, "Great news.
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The organization realized that most gun laws were enacted by states, not the federal government, and that it could win substantial victories there, in part by mobilizing its members, in part by working with the local affiliates it had in every state, and in part because opposition at the state level was largely absent.
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Investors with choices tend to favor the endowments of U.S. colleges, in part because of their prestige; in part because their longevity in venture capital investing makes them less of a hassle; and in part because venture capitalists — all things being equal — would prefer to make money for institutions with a mission like teaching kids.
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If the questions in part I, such as #18, seem to present no obvious answer, the questions in Part II, "Sentence Order," by contrast, appear to offer answers that are all viable.
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PG&E says its wildfire mitigation plan will cost $2.3 billion to implement, in part reflecting its much larger and more difficult territory and in part reflecting its decades of delayed upkeep.
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The hosts, who are often female, stream everything from singing to video gaming while male users send them virtual gifts, in part to show affection, in part to attract the hosts' attention.
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The Senate has been historically slow in confirming his nominees, in part due to Democratic obstructionism but in part due to Republican objections and real concerns about the competence of Trump's appointees.
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The Kid turns prisoner against prisoner — leaving everyone dead — in part because that's just what happens whenever he's around, and in part because he needs to escape with Henry into the forest.
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Some companies that can move operations out of China have been doing so, in part to avoid the tariffs and in part because of longer-run economic factors, like China's rising wages.
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Obamacare provides those subsidies in part with direct public funding, in part with regulations that implicitly use premiums paid by the healthy to cover the cost of caring for the less healthy.
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We moved slowly, in part because Lily was simultaneously finishing college (she graduated last month) and in part because I wanted to be sure she was ready to share with the public.
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This tightening is likely in part because he's been hammered about his decision to cash out by joining a lobbying firm, in part because he's been dogged by questions about whether he's really been living in Indiana, and in part because Republicans seem to have a natural edge in the Hoosier state (Trump still looks likely to win there).
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This tightening is likely in part because he's been hammered about his decision to cash out by joining a lobbying firm, in part because he's been dogged by questions about whether he's really been living in Indiana, and in part because Republicans seem to have a natural edge in the Hoosier State (Trump still looks likely to win there).
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Still, Democrats have been exceedingly nervous about how this race will turn out, in part because of Northam's perceived lack of charisma, in part because Virginia polls overstated Democratic leads in a pair of recent high-profile elections, and in part because Gillespie has been hammering Northam on culture war issues like immigration and Confederate monuments.
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Those claims can't be tested and there's no doubt the company has incentive to hype its products, in part to survive and in part to rebut its problems including lawsuits on the horizon.
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My guess is that over the next 100,000 years, humanity will evolve into several more groups—in part the result of genetic engineering, and in part from the usual forces of natural selection.
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It is poised to grow further this year and beyond, in part because sales remain robust for most Japanese carmakers thanks in part to a thaw in bilateral relations between China and Japan.
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Just think: families across America will be humming songs, in part, about the unstoppability of social progress, and reciting the words, in part, by John Waters, one of America's finest and strangest provocateurs.
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At some level, I suspect she knew it was an offer they wouldn't accept—in part because victory still appeared to be in reach, and in part because Republicans really did beget Trumpism.
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Clinton was heavily favored in New Jersey, in part because of the state's racial diversity, and in part because of Clinton's more general popularity with Democrats throughout the lower Northeast and mid-Atlantic.
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Ultimately, it appears the Democrats won back the House in part due to suburban voters frustrated with Trump while the GOP kept the Senate in part thanks to Republicans voting to support him.
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We watch movies about Bobby Fischer in part because his is a touching story and in part because we are secretly glad that our kids, though not prodigious, are at least not that .
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But there has been more cooperation of late, in part because it has become a necessity under duress and in part because the new wave of leaders in tennis has much in common.
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With "Chelsea," she has pivoted, in an effort to discuss politics at a time when people's attention spans are fractured, in part by this bruising election cycle and in part by social media.
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Its arms purchases have fallen far short of the $110 billion trumpeted by Mr. Kushner, in part because of resistance in Congress and in part because that price tag was always somewhat exaggerated.
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In part that's because trying to draft such a contract would be costly, and in part it's because the monitoring and information required to do complete contracting would itself by costly and impossible.
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The news caused a national sensation — in part because of the scandal was close to the newly elected president, and in part because those Blagojevich wiretap quotes above were so over the top.
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But he split with Konta last year, and when Kerber split with her longtime coach Torben Beltz, she recruited Fissette — in part because of his résumé and in part because he speaks German.
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It's a shame Marlowe isn't better known, in part because he really was a great writer, and in part because he had the kind of hilariously overwrought life that begs for a biopic.
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She was concerned for her friend, in part because of how bighearted she was and in part because she feared that Mr. Austin had a higher tolerance for danger than Ms. Geoghegan did.
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I loved this Pitchfork profile of the artist, musician and producer Liz Harris, by Ben Ratliff, in part for Ben's silky prose and in part because of the songs embedded in the story.
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But none of this quite happened, in part because of flaws in his nature—he got impatient or just confused when faced with a decisive moment—and in part simply because of chance.
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It can help pay for good forest management on public land Forests in the West have become tinderboxes, in part thanks to climate change and in part thanks to years of poor management.
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This last decision was made in part because it provided for more sensational television and in part because the filmmakers took their own upwardly mobile middle-class perspective, values and anxieties for granted.
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Mr. Trump chose Riyadh in part because Saudi Arabia is the home of Islam's two holiest sites and in part because he hopes to strengthen the Sunni Arab alignment against Shia-led Iran.
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First, it could reduce CO2 emissions, in part by sequestering some carbon permanently in durable products and in part by substituting for carbon-intensive processes, thus avoiding emissions that would have otherwise occurred.
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It is clear, moreover, that the three Republican–appointed justices who joined an opinion concurring in part and dissenting in part agreed with the majority on the shortcomings of the lower court opinions.
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You should at least have a few drinks before you get or give one, in part to celebrate your admission to this not-so-exclusive club — and in part to numb the pain.
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The effort failed in part because Catalyst's valuation was too high for most investors and in part because of difficult market conditions, according to two people with direct knowledge of the IPO process.
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In part, this is because some have shown themselves untrustworthy.
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This was in part because it's so easy to access.
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In part, they are promoting the provenance of their brands.
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The issue, in part, has to do with how WordPress.
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That is in part because of the uterus's biological purpose.
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But this is something that Russia has lost in part.
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In part, it has to do with unwise policy choices.
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His authoritarian rule in part led the economy to suffer.
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He did it, at least in part, because of it.
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That's in part because it is already generating some revenue.
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Today, community policing is, in part, a homeland security mission.
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The accusations, in part, contributed to Moore's loss against Sen.
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Fox's response, in part, is to point to the ratings.
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This was in part because the economy was surprisingly strong.
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FABER: GARY, OUR AUDIENCE INTERESTED IN PART IN THE GSEs.
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That's due in part to technical limitations, the company contends.
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I think it scares people in part of the country.
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But it'll also be decided in part by public pressure.
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Thanks in part to the group effort, that bill failed.
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But it's also melting in part because of greenhouse gases.
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Fears over rising rates in part had sparked the selloff.
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The boost in part is because of ClassDojo's healthy growth.
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Progressive politics are built, in part, on relationships like these.
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Exercise is in part an antidote to my winter blues.
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But Chief Justice John Roberts disagreed — at least in part.
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"And that's done in part for research purposes," he explains.
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I suspect it's a control thing, at least in part.
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That's in part because Trader Joe's stresses great customer service.
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It has to do with shame and stigma in part.
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In part, this is the usual human habit of overcompensation.
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But this is in part an homage to crime movies.
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Fewer than 2% were rejected in part or in full.
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That's in part because it was such a disturbing film.
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The Makiki Heights neighborhood, in part made fashionable when Mrs.
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This dip is in part because of America's ageing population.
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That is, at least in part, a failure of Obamacare.
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This is in part because the piracy ecosystem has evolved.
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Trump won, in part, by harnessing the power of story.
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HSBC's woes can be blamed in part on cyclical factors.
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Prices are being juiced in part by lower mortgage rates.
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In part what Mrs May is doing is merely tactical.
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What happens now will depend in part on external actors.
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This has, at least in part, changed over the years.
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This in part explains why California is currently so hot.
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This is, in part, because of Jordan's low labour costs.
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Caffeine is inspired in part by Apple's minimalism, Keighran said.
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It's also in part because customers like the tipping experience.
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It's tough but satisfying in part because it's never unfair.
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The idea, in part, is for the learnings to stick.
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In part, this reflects the changing nature of world inequality.
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And social media is at least in part to blame.
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In America oilmen have been shielded in part by regulators.
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That, in part, reflects a surprising thing about the country.
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CSC solved that problem in part by partnering with AngelList.
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In part this is a function of a low baseline.
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Time's results were hurt in part by a strong dollar.
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The Republicans have themselves in part to thank for that.
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That bit comes, in part, courtesy of another key upgrade.
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The experience is in part harrowing, and also frankly sublime.
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Bogue attributes the company's success, in part, to good timing.
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In part, this reflects America's changing relations with the subcontinent.
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This is in part because regional security has improved dramatically.
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In part this is also down to the Trump Administration.
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The president's vacation could be driven, in part, by necessity.
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The answer could be, in part, oil, but it's complicated.
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"Astronomy is, in part, the study of extremes," he said.
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Analysts attribute this slip, in part, to an aging population.
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Do you think that's in part what led to Trump?
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Rick Snyder, in part due to the Flint water crisis.
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The guidance shift comes in part because of recent acquisitions.
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The disenchantment stems in part from a failure of expertise.
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But Mr Trump got his wish, at least in part.
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In part that is because there are too few police.
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In part, the confusion comes from the confounding Civil itself.
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In part, I'm deranged somewhat by my experience on Twitter.
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In part, this reflects greater optimism about the global economy.
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Their book is in part a blueprint for political realignment.
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In part, that reflects the strength of the global economy.
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In part that is because the world changed around it.
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The prime market is struggling in part because of Brexit.
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In part, CEO Sachin Kamdar said this is highlighting Parse.
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Thanks in part to these treaties, inflows of capital soared.
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Prices are rising in part because borrowing is so cheap.
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Liberals have become victims, in part, of their own successes.
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In part his predicament is an indicator of authoritarianism's advances.
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This is in part due to The Deuce's unique position.
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That is, in part, because 40% of schools are unusable.
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In part, I write about what's in front of me.
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Ginsburg reveals that the division may in part be generational.
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She was laughing more than was polite, in part because
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In part, this is due to the country's gas shortages.
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In part, new bio companies are capitalizing on past achievements.
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In part, that's because the culture is starting to change.
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I think that's, in part, because we're all anonymous users.
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And the audience is clapping - in part to keep warm.
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Yes, in part because this is not a typical school.
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Guy credits, in part, his middle school guidance counselor, Larkins.
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Tata's sprawl is made possible in part by its structure.
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In part, Nunes cared about the Azores for personal reasons.
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Jerry Brown (D) in part to challenge the Trump administration.
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In part the country has benefited from its neighbours' weaknesses.
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We're invested in part because she cares for them, too.
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That depends in part on how many people were listening.
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This is all driven, at least in part, by technology.
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In part, it's because she wants to protect other women.
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The answer lies in part with its flexible plugin system.
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The company's results were helped in part by higher prices.
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He later went on CNBC, in part defending his claim.
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Sanders' lead is in part built on his economic policies.
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The FCC said a miscommunication in part led to mistake.
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Justice Clarence Thomas dissented in part from the court's ruling.
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The mission is funded in part by donations through GoFundMe.
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This explains, in part, why Donald Trump is now President.
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The best option may depend in part on children's age.
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That's in part because fewer employers than predicted dropped coverage.
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Amazon complied in part, handing over a record of transactions.
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He is in part a victim of his own hubris.
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It was in part his homosexuality that drove him abroad.
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That's beginning to change, though, thanks in part to Han.
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He was notable in part for having unbelievably flexible joints.
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So the government would, in part, be defaulting to itself.
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China is trying something similar now, though only in part.
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But in part due to a 2010 redistricting, his moderate
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Then, Japan fought Russia, in part, for the same objective.
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The scarcity of conservatives seems driven in part by discrimination.
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An aside: In part this is surely a partisan thing.
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FROST: SO BITCOIN IS CURRENTLY USED FOR CRIME, IN PART?
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All of this has happened thanks in part to Jackson.
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That may be in part because Brazilians have low expectations.
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In part, my confusion was that of Los Angeles itself.
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In part, they want to market themselves to potential consumers.
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It's ironically funded, in part, by Creative Artists Agency (CAA).
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On that front, it was, in part, Russell Westbrook's fault.
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Illustrations by Sergio Peçanha based in part on ProPublica's Weepeople.
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Leighton attributes this growth, in part, to increasing cybersecurity threats.
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First, costs have risen, driven in part by increased regulation.
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The drugs needed are available, in part due to PEPFAR.
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The diplomatic overtures are in part a play for time.
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This benefit resulted in part in spreading our ideological message.
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That evidence was compiled in part for Congress to consider.
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These bills are funded in part by the American taxpayer.
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Is that in part because you were raised in it?
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Clinton has attributed Comey's move, in part, to her defeat.
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It is, of course, in part, down to personal preference.
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It read in part: Q. When will we be paid?
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In part, experts say, the American system is at fault.
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The bill went nowhere, in part because of election tensions.
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That is in part because they have the most people.
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That's in part to protect the walker's privacy, Rothenberg said.
|
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But Afrofuturist narratives emerged in part to fill that void.
|
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The eruption of the zit, in part, is Gary's fault.
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It is, in part, a fight over a family tradition.
|
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Blame Daft Punk for that one, at least in part.
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Arrested Development season five is streaming on Netflix in part.
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In part, this will also be driven by the economy.
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The notion of beauty is fueled, in part, by exclusivity.
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Softer lighting has been promoted in part on health grounds.
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In part, that is because of China's unique internet culture.
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That's in part because, along the way, another collapse happened.
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His depression was linked in part to his son's suicide.
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Her agreement to talk hinged in part on our history.
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The disconnect is in part because of Guantánamo's long history.
|
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And its success will stand in part on political factors.
|
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In part because so many federal judges are former prosecutors.
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In part, that's due to the country's slowness to urbanize.
|
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But that was in part the luck of the draw.
|
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In part, it may be that Murdoch was too prolific.
|
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May's deal is due, in part, to her own choices.
|
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It's hypnotic, in part because it appears devoid of meaning.
|
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Now it appears that spending was, in part, deliberately timed.
|
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That wide adoption stems, at least in part, from coercion.
|
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"That narrative, in part, started with us," Dr. Grubbs said.
|
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Presales serve, in part, as a way to thwart scalpers.
|
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"In part, it's an issue of perception," Dr. Shmalberg says.
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You'll meet Ms. Parker and Ms. Douglas in Part 1.
|
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It is, in part, to hone it and direct it.
|
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In part, that's attributable to the country's more extensive testing.
|
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They can thank the government, in part, for their resurgence.
|
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Things are changing, thanks in part to places like DraftExpress.
|
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That's in part what this special edition aims to confront.
|
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In part, that's because Disney's upcoming service has different goals.
|
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China's central bank in part cited the looming US tariffs.
|
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That's in part because of how contagious the virus is.
|
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The judge said the project approval in part violated NEPA.
|
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In part she is punishing him for coming back now.
|
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Their mission is derailed, in part, by an unexpected birth.
|
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In part the problem is a cloying, saltwater taffy tone.
|
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In part, they say, it is a consequence of size.
|
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I'm partial to Mr. Connery in part because, well, Jeopardy!
|
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The problem, in part, is the design of the government.
|
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It brings us down, in part, because we let it.
|
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Investors are responding in part to Mr. Trump's economic plans.
|
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They use this book in part to revise the record.
|
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They bonded in part over their mutual love of basketball.
|
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And it seems, at least in part, to be working.
|
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Mantas have few predators, in part because of their size.
|
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I do think it was, yes — at least in part.
|
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That improving outlook is, in part, reflected in China's currency.
|
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MacPherson's success was in part owed to the Carrier Dome.
|
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That's what this play, in part, feels like to me.
|
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Clinton has blamed Mr. Comey in part for her defeat.
|
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In part, "A Visit to Haldeman" is a cranky jeremiad.
|
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We buy them at whole, we buy them in part.
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His job, in part, was to teach hospitality to hosts.
|
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In part "it was a faith thing," Mr. White said.
|
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In part, the programming reflected the economy of the time.
|
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This legislation was created in part to protect business owners.
|
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She defines Canadian cuisine in part by what it isn't.
|
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Let's see if those promises can, in part, be kept.
|
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The answer lies in part with one specific trade partner.
|
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Lesko also owes her victory, in part, to GOP leadership.
|
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Meanwhile, Clinton has blamed Russia, in part, for her loss.
|
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" The company cited in part its policy prohibiting "inviting vigilantism.
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"He replied: "Yes, in terms of that process, in part.
|
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"They were friends, in part, because of it," he said.
|
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The new research challenges that contention, at least in part.
|
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The calculation rests in part on the family's generational divide.
|
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Of course, that works in part to the governor's advantage.
|
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The department refused, based in part on the Nassar case.
|
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In part, the sheer size of these companies is attributable
|
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This trend might be tied, in part, to fiscal calendars.
|
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Judge Debra Livingston, also appointed by Bush, dissented in part.
|
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In part, that's because education in America isn't federally controlled.
|
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The WFP relies, in part, on a census from 2004.
|
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His foes mistrust him in part because of his background.
|
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UnitedHealth's stock has "caught fire" due in part to Sen.
|
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It is, in part, how he has gone about it.
|
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Thanks in part to articulate and forceful performances by Sen.
|
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For him, it's in part just a good business decision.
|
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That unraveling, in part, explains the populist discontent in Europe.
|
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It's doing that thanks in part to the people inside.
|
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Honestly, in part, because of the spotlight that's on it.
|
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It surely happened, at least in part, because of alcohol.
|
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Brian Fitzpatrick and another represented in part by GOP Rep.
|
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This accounts, in part, for his disastrous weakness in polling.
|
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Wonder Woman began, in part, as a bondage fetish character.
|
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His goal was, in part, to rehabilitate the Caudillo's reputation.
|
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She left, in part, due to frustration with the process.
|
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At issue, in part, is New York's closed primary system.
|
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And she might succeed, thanks, in part, to her location.
|
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In part, that's what you're saying in your own work.
|
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Transgender bathroom legislation has, in part, been motivated by fear.
|
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That is in part because of the disease's tragic history.
|
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Well, in part because they did tons of aggregation, right?
|
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He becomes, at least in part, complicit in Dorothy's suffering.
|
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In part, they're preparing for the possibility that Roe v.
|
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Amazon just poked a hole in part of that theory.
|
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And in part because Haile hasn't put it together yet.
|
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He said this week that he will take an indefinite leave of absence, in part to grieve for his mother, who was killed in a recent accident, and in part to "work on himself".
|
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Economists often assume that a reduction in openness to trade will crimp long-term productivity growth, in part because specialisation is more difficult and in part because inward investment from abroad would be lower.
|
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Mr Borjas' results differed from Mr Card's in part because he chose a different definition of low-skilled worker, and in part because he chose a different set of cities to compare Miami with.
|
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Perhaps in part because it was so difficult to stream, and in part because Swift has encouraged her diehard fans to buy multiple copies, Reputation has sold extremely well over the past few weeks.
|
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The court rejected these arguments in Abood, in part because the government has more leeway when it acts as an employer, and in part because unions are required by law to represent all employees.
|
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The aim is in part to help manufacturing firms in Guangxi, a largely agricultural province, and in part to replace local residents who have left to find work in more prosperous areas of China.
|
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The work went slowly, in part because of his many ailments and in part because Marx found it difficult to shake depression about both his relative obscurity and the conservative turn in European politics.
|
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This arrangement is possible in part because consumer electronics are relatively simple to manufacture compared to modern automobiles, and in part because high-quality electronics manufacturing has become a high-volume commodity in China.
|
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" Trump quickly fired back, in part by citing the scope of his business experience and in part by attacking Rubio on completely unrelated grounds: "I've hired tens of thousands of people over my career.
|
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The app has roughly 700 million users, more than the total number of smartphone users in China, in part because some users are outside the country and in part because people have multiple accounts.
|
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We think next year the Fed will be looking at an economy that's gradually losing momentum, in part due to its own actions and in part due to typical late-cycle labor supply constraints.
|
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And even in the small molecule space, a lot of that activity, we don't see it anymore in part because policy steps that have been taken, but also in part because of public shaming.
|
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Worries about the inhumanity of capital punishment were also blunted in part because this was purely hypothetical and in part because of the inhumanity he exhibited those long years with his penchant for violence.
|
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Nationally, Democratic leaders are watching Wisconsin closely, in part to understand how to run against a relatively upbeat economy, and in part for lessons for winning back the state in the 2020 presidential election.
|
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Having filled roughly 130 pages of notes during that trial, he is again among those taking copious notes, recording his observations in part to show his wife and in part to reflect on later.
|
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Helen acts as if their reputations are dependent on each other's actions, in part because of the young children they still share and in part because she's still something like in love with him.
|
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That led to some analysts to upgrade the stock early this year – in part on valuation grounds, and in part because they felt the impact of the sales practices scandal was behind the company.
|
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Speaking freely but thoughtfully is important to Nelson, in part because as a kid she was teased for being a "Chatty Cathy," and in part because she finds ideas irrepressible and exciting to explore.
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The reason his subjects exhibit a single style is in part mutual influence and hybridization (North Korean artists made Mengistu a hundred-and-sixty-foot-tall monument in Ethiopia), and in part common need.
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Pueblo Sin Fronteras organized a similar caravan around Easter in 2017, in part as a safety measure for migrants and in part as a protest against dangerous conditions on the migrant trail through Mexico.
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He said he chose Columbia in part because of the financial aid package and in part because he looked up to his bohemian uncle, Mr. Williams, who had tapped into New York's music scene.
|
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Airlines reduced costs by offering direct flights on jets that were cheaper to maintain, in part because they were landing at airports with lower fees and in part because they were burning less gas.
|
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The battle to succeed him in the White House will be, in part, a battle to succeed him as the protagonist of our national serial drama, which makes the primary, in part, an audition.
|
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Employee voice in the workplace is in part just about quality of life rather than economic growth, and worries about economic concentration are in part concerns about democracy and the vibrancy of midsize communities.
|
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Rosenberg, for one, seemed to decide to quit in part due to his belief that Trump doesn't believe in the rule of law, in part because Trump fired his confidant and former boss, James Comey.
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But in the past week, Nehlen has been attracting outsize attention, in part because of Trump's comments and in part because Nehlen echoes a lot of Trump's rhetoric on immigration, trade, and anti-Muslim bigotry.
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Interestingly, while Mr. Obama made his malaria pledge in part because he had finished a global climate accord, one of Mr. Bush's advisers said he had tackled malaria in part because he had renounced one.
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There's a way of applying CRISPR to embryos that we haven't fully explored, in part because of some of the ethical issues and in part because we don't totally know what that's going to do.
|
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Based in part on his first ever teenage love, and in part in the world of filmic fiction that he holds so dear, Taylor's looking to blur the lines between reality and imagination even further.
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That's in part because the site remains an important platform in many fields for connecting with a broader public, and in part because many users have (unfortunately) accepted harassment as a condition of using Twitter.
|
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Moving forward from Darby Field through more than three centuries, "Continental Divide" is in part a philosophical examination of attitudes toward mountains and wilderness, in part a blow-by-blow account of American climbing accomplishments.
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They are choosing to spend their money on seeing and doing, in part due to the rise of the "selfie generation," and in part because of a genuine desire to see the world, he said.
|
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But Intel initially didn't make all of its processors in-house, in part because there was a high demand for its product in the early computer years, and in part because microprocessors are complex things.
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RICCIARDI What was actually exciting for us was that there were people who hadn't spoken out in Part 1 and decided to speak in Part 2, like a friend of Teresa's, for instance, Chris Nerat.
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But the old-fashioned strategy of paying more continues to be something corporate America resists, in part out of habit and in part because offering higher wages is a little more complicated than it looks.
|
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But they also say Pelosi is widely expected to win — in part because of the decades-long ties she has cultivated in Congress, and in part because of a critical vacuum in the party's ranks.
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The big picture: Watson tells Axios that the shift toward TV was driven in part by Facebook algorithm changes, and in part by the explosive growth in new TV platforms (including all the streaming services).
|
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Mr. Trump has a long history of tossing names out as chum for public consumption, in part to throw people off the scent of what he is doing, and in part to test various options.
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Although Hornacek made the change in part to strengthen the second unit and in part to make Lee a bigger offensive threat, Lee scored just 7 points and sat for most of the second half.
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The Muslim community distrusts such efforts, in part because they usually focus exclusively on Muslims, not extremism generally, and in part because such outreach has been used to spy on the community in the past.
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In part this is again because of yet another legal quirk.
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The new document was in part aimed at stealing his thunder.
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Other revenue streams are tied in part to the iPhone's success.
|
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That is in part because the president's words also have impacts.
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That was, in part, because of fortunate circumstances, Mr. Stewart said.
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General Sessions is this policy, in part, used as a deterrent?
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Sandia National Laboratories is tasked, in part, with studying nuclear weapons.
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The dish was delicious in part because it was so unsettling.
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Uber and Lyft drivers are protesting today, in part about pay.
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Trump campaigned in part on a promise to bring back waterboarding.
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They both claim it in full but rule it in part.
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In both cases, courts sided with them, at least in part.
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"Really music is a very personal thing," it reads in part.
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The election was so close in part because of his rhetoric.
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The Swiss bank blamed geopolitics in part for negatively impacting sentiment.
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That is, in part, because Trump never offered young people anything.
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Which is in part why OnePlus's "Never Settle" mantra makes sense.
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It was a white lash against a black president in part.
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"The rapist chose to ruin his life," it read in part.
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The declaration included, in part, increased enforcement at Mexico's southern border.
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UCI's arena was funded in part by gaming companies like iBuyPower.
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But it's also due in part to Congress' busy legislative schedule.
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Canada's economic quirks are in part a reaction to American influence.
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This strategy works, in part, by tapping different pools of knowledge.
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Movements are fueled, in part, by a profound desire for dignity.
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In part, the series itself is an exploration of Violet's resiliency.
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In part because Guardiola has a lifetime interest in social justice.
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Pizza was recently temporarily relocated thanks in part to public pressure.
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That's in part a natural consequence of the low unemployment rate.
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The truly great brands will in part be insulated from this.
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In part, this is a happy consequence of the TV wars.
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In part, this consisted of forcing airlines to provide cross-subsidies.
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And it became one, in part, thanks to advanced video analysis.
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" Her son, former President George W. Bush said, in part, "Mrs.
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It was a white-lash against a black president, in part.
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The answer depends in part on how one defines media influence.
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Curbing their wealth is in part about curbing their political power.
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HEMINGWAY: In part because of how she&aposs handled this immigration.
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Low government and business investment may be in part to blame.
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But an application's success depends, in part, on the mark itself.
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The organization is financed in part by the billionaire Charles Koch.
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"I made it into a flag," the story reads in part.
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In part, that's because of the structure of the internet itself.
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So the rating system is in part a loyalty-rewards programme.
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This is in part because there's no unity within the administration.
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His 22014 campaign is in part a monument to that injustice.
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That is in part because Kuwait was once the Gulf's trailblazer.
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And then Hourglass, [is] about my marriage, at least in part.
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" He conceded that yes, "this is in part an advertising event.
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Soon Keurig was persuaded to reverse course, at least in part.
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In part, she waffled because she has some real political vulnerabilities.
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In part that is to pay for some of the subsidies.
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This is only in part because of the tight curve itself.
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It set, in part, a template for what was to come.
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Central banks are treading carefully in part because of low inflation.
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That was prevented, in part, by a concerted US policy effort.
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The merger was, in part, meant to reduce that cash burn.
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Google, Inc is back where it started, at least in part.
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The controversy in part involves the nature of the contract itself.
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Their improved lot is in part thanks to structural economic changes.
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That is in part because it is rather hard to observe.
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Andrew Cuomo based in part on her support for legalizing cannabis.
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That was in part due to increased sales of premium products.
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This could be in part because of deals in other countries.
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The site does that, in part, by paying users in bitcoin.
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Petrobras attributed the decline in part to a series of stoppages.
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The company subsequently backed down in part on the proposed changes.
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That, in part, is why analysts suspected Russia from the start.
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Justice Gorsuch, joined by Justices Alito and Thomas, dissented in part.
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"Two super competitors: POTUS and @stephencurry30," the caption read in part.
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The call spurred, in part, a whistleblower complaint about the President.
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The contraction can be blamed in part on severe power outages.
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That will doubtless depend in part on how well it's received.
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" The next quote said, in part, "Hearts like ours are special.
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In part, because the announcements were largely iterations on existing products.
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The failure is due in part to the brake's many shortcomings.
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" The next quote said, in part, "Hearts like ours are special.
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In part, that is because Mr Bolsonaro seems ambivalent about them.
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Fan fiction is popular in part because it's familiar, yet different.
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Fandom is useful, in part, because it can bridge those chasms.
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In Part 2 we're introduced to a new powerhouse defense team.
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" The text said in part, "I just wanna say thank you.
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This is due, in part, to a growing popularity among parents.
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Mr Li's speech was, in part, aimed at countering that perception.
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The argument against the administration is in part one of principle.
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In part it is a response to an improving world economy.
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This bias is more pernicious in part because it's often unintentional.
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In part, it reflects a major shift in the fight's dynamics.
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Cremation is gaining popularity in part because it seems less wasteful.
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This is in part due to how the levels are designed.
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Image: GoogleThe internet is down in part of Chile, quite literally.
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Facebook is changing that, in part, with the Facebook Journalism Project.
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Early Muslims were keen astronomers, in part because faith demanded it.
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In part, this is due to bloated manufacturing industries, like steel.
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That is in part because Saudi output is already so high.
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He was just referring to the "lock them in" part. Right?
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Now, he's unequivocally a lead dude, in part due to Coogler.
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In part, it's self-defense, this posing as The Good Fatty.
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In part, this is down to the escape from baleful ideology.
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There was heavy rain in part of northern England and Wales.
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This may in part be a response to growing political risks.
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"Big Little Lies" is in part a saga of domestic abuse.
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In part, that's because Facebook's vaunted artificial intelligence systems are failing.
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Its allure in part reflects its importance on the world stage.
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Herzog is undone, in part, by the nature of his subject.
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We talk about single-payer in part because Bernie's proposing it.
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The lower price is thanks, in part, to changes in manufacturing.
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The stakes are so high in part because of Trump himself.
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That ruling allowed the ban to go into effect in part.
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Silver found an answer, in part, by looking for nuclear fallout.
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For most banks, it came in part through head count reductions.
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That ruling allowed the bans to go into effect in part.
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His staggering success may, in part, be attributable to his showmanship.
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The shift can be attributed, at least in part, to Trump.
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America is growing slowly in part because baby-boomers are retiring.
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The bank is selling assets in part to boost its capital.
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We recorded the first one at his place too, in part.
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They both rule it in part but claim it in full.
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Ironically, these slots were open in part because of Governor Tarullo.
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At least in part because, as scholar Aaron Kesselheim and colleagues
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Donald Trump said Twitter, in part, helped him win the election.
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In part, that's because Alexa is a new technology, she notes.
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But it is also in part a practical constraint as well.
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It's funded in part by Walmart, Cigna and other private companies.
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The CEO stays steady in part by taking the long view.
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Those stiff losses are countered in part by rapid revenue growth.
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These losses are attributed, in part, to high U.S. sugar prices.
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In part, this reflects Life Tech's high proportion of consumables sales.
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That's in part because Snap's network is smaller and more curated.
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The bill was later shelved, in part because of industry pressure.
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This one bit them, thanks in part to Sedin's memorable evening.
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But how soon that happens depends, in part, on processor availability.
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That's in part because they view ownership differently than other generations.
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Clinton blames Comey's announcement in part for her loss to Trump.
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The stabilization is due in part to a decline in layoffs.
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"In part, we are victims of our own success," he writes.
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That's in part why several large retailers, including PepsiCo, supported it.
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Both claim the territory in full but rule it in part.
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My interests have since expanded, thanks in part to the fellowship.
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That in part reflects recent price action and positioning on both.
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Shying away from questions for the president about obstruction, in part.
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They did so in part by promoting an article from Shoebat.
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That's in part because that's a lot of what it's about.
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That's, in part, because metals have such a high melting point.
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Apparently it was in part inspired by Mike Leigh's Abigail's Party.
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Hogan's upset victory three years ago was due, in part, to
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That's owed, in part, to the inclusion of swappable silicone tips.
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To be a nation was, in part, to know your GDP.
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"Europe is being flooded by enemy strangers," it read, in part.
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In part, that's because Mr. Trump's contradictions are loud and confident.
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In part it's because there are, indeed, gains to be made.
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Both countries claim it in full but rule it in part.
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Like the military, the FBI is, in part, a family business.
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Consumption without consideration of the items' origin in part drives deforestation.
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Nerds carry more clout in part because their ranks have swelled.
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Bishop has blamed Rosselló, at least in part, for PREPA's problems.
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Both cases resulted in part from evidence uncovered by Mueller's team.
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"We've been working really well with them," he said in part.
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What if your company is owned, in part, by another company?
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The party is also expected to benefit Time's Up, in part.
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But stirrup pants are back again, thanks in part to — surprise!
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This is in part due to the effects of volcanic eruptions.
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The raid stemmed, in part, from a referral from Mueller's team.
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Those aircraft are in part managed by Group 2, Clark said.
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Republicans are balking at that request, in part, because it's daunting.
|
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He plans to boost the economy by, in part, cutting regulations.
|
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Finding answers is in part a familiar security and intelligence challenge.
|
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But the chances are slim, in part because of the politics.
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The misconception arises in part because she is an awkward person.
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In part, this is fed by political candidates demonizing these agencies.
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The Vision Fund is bankrolled in part by the Saudi government.
|
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Biden's campaign is built, in part, on his well-manicured authenticity.
|
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The Trump administration supports banning similar clauses in Part D contracts.
|
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Some of his paintings have been inspired, in part, by LSD.
|
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The cause, in part, was the consumers' shift to buying online.
|
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High crime rates are in part a reflection of this divide.
|
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This phenomenon may be attributable in part to the buyback binge.
|
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Mylan's results were impacted in part by lower North American sales.
|
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In part that is because of a worry about American hegemony.
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In part this was because he kept turning on his friends.
|
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The economic history of the Midwest is, in part, to blame.
|
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Clinton's lead depends in part on white women in the suburbs.
|
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President Trump reinvigorated the scrum, in part with his freewheeling rhetoric.
|
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Consumer prices remain flat, in part because household earnings have flatlined.
|
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But pledges are often broken, be it outright or in part.
|
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They acquired Yahoo, in part, because of its large customer base.
|
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A curfew was imposed in part of Diyarbakir from 3 a.m.
|
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" He suspects the resentment is, in part, "a reaction to complexity.
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They're paying more in part because they're making a lot more.
|
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In part, this reflects improved near-term economic prospects for EMs.
|
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The company accomplishes this, in part, by not offering constant syncing.
|
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AI and machine learning were in part responsible for the fake
|
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She owes her birth in part to her mother's cooking skills.
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"I've watched you retweet racist images," the post read in part.
|
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He owes that sum at least in part to savvy marketing.
|
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The iPhone maker's holiday quarter was hurt in part by tariffs.
|
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They do that, he said, in part by accepting more students.
|
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That frustration stems in part from witnessing the dancers' technical excellence.
|
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Ford hired Hackett, in part, to boost its lagging share price.
|
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So the captain narrates the doctor's tale, at least in part.
|
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Perhaps in part because it's so hard to acknowledge these disorders.
|
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That, in part, first pushed the US to end the deal.
|
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A player's swing is defined in part by his body type.
|
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In part because of what you did at your last job.
|
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"I support digital equality for India," the statement reads in part.
|
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The bill stalled Wednesday in part because of this same argument.
|
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That's in part because they have far fewer resources this year.
|
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That depends in part on motive, which matters greatly in ethics.
|
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Yeezy's success has stemmed in part from West's unique marketing strategies.
|
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It's why, in part, she lost in 28503 to then-Sen.
|
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"It is so sad and unbelievable," the statement read in part.
|
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That, in part, prompted the company to lower an earnings forecast.
|
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Those probabilities are linked in part to conditions in the Pacific.
|
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He would do so in part by creating publicly owned utilities.
|
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The midterms will be, in part, a battle for these voters.
|
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In part, this is because it's an easy story to cover.
|
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The performances in part reflect broader weaknesses in the investing climate.
|
|
But this reality is also, at least in part, self-made.
|
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That's in part because public health officials never asked for more.
|
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A public-health scourge is declining, thanks in part to technology.
|
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The public has become considerably greener thanks in part to her.
|
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It responds in part to climate change in Guatemala's western highlands.
|
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But your DNA is also shared in part with your relatives.
|
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In part because the demands on designers have become evermore extreme.
|
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Some individual shootings have appeared politically motivated, at least in part.
|
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In part, however, that's because he's ducking a few key topics.
|
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The tax code is written, in part, to incentivize certain behaviors.
|
|
In part, she said, technology has reduced her need for workers.
|
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In part, prosecutors' methods are aimed at wresting confessions from suspects.
|
|
Thanks in part to such enticements, some members hardly ever leave.
|
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That is in part why she felt obligated to go tonight.
|
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"Under patriarchy, 'I believe you' is essential," it read, in part.
|
|
This is, in part, because Texas does not want this wall.
|
|
The record was in part inspired by a break-up, right?
|
|
And "Make It Right" is in part written by Ed Sheeran.
|
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In part because the nature of running for president is changing.
|
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The growth stemmed in part from the bank's credit card business.
|
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In part that means telling women to use their common sense.
|
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You are learning from evidence, in part for your self-preservation.
|
|
Rand Paul is dropping out now, in part, because he's lost.
|
|
But it's fascinating, in part because of scattered tidbits like that.
|
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Reimbursement is in part based on the results of these surveys.
|
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This problem stems in part from Anthony's own history with race.
|
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Maybe the virus has, in part, exacerbated pre-existing market conditions.
|
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That is in part because of an ultra-exclusive resident: Mrs.
|
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The article said, in part: None of the stories were true.
|
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In part, it's a result of long-term changes in employment.
|
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Tough comparisons are in part to blame for the lackluster growth.
|
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Live streams like theirs succeed in part by exploiting user behavior.
|
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That story was in part a rejection of an older story.
|
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It says, in part: Where it is going to, nobody knows.
|
|
For Hong Kong, the deal faltered in part on political concerns.
|
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They were in a hole in part because of Sanchez's defense.
|
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The van runs in part on two 100-watt solar panels.
|
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In part, they agreed, because of the tunnel they helped build.
|
|
And sure, that is, in part, what Obama is doing here.
|
|
Donald Trump ran for president in part on his celebrity status.
|
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The writer's life is, in part, a vigilant prowl for characters.
|
|
In Part 3, Mr. Parfit expanded his ideas about personal identity.
|
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The reason for the shift is in part the Chinese government.
|
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That's in part because they forecast Medicare premiums will steeply increase.
|
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This comes, in part, from the way basic sports coverage works.
|
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Ideology in part explains the enthusiasm for such projects among leftists.
|
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And he has his rivals, in part, to thank for that.
|
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And he has his rivals, in part, to thank for that.
|
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The study was funded in part by the California Walnut Commission.
|
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The steep drop is probably due in part to antismoking campaigns.
|
|
We have the early 1980s, in part, to thank for that.
|
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Their reluctance to go public was motivated, in part, by politics.
|
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Oil prices ended down, pressured in part by global economic concerns.
|
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Drogba's arrival is meant, in part, to help tilt the balance.
|
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In part, this pattern reflects the changing expectations of parenting itself.
|
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In part, this pattern reflects the changing expectations of parenting itself.
|
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This was in part due to our commitment to customer service.
|
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Analysts attribute Aramco's high valuation in part to its unmatched profitability.
|
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She relies in part on the generosity of family and friends.
|
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The findings may be explained in part by a perception gap.
|
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Apple blamed the drop in part on economic weakness in China.
|
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Those episodes drew in part on my work on economic diversity.
|
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The answer to this, in part, depends on local building codes.
|
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That's in part because the play isn't only for his mother.
|
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This is, in part, what makes negative book reviews so compelling.
|
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In part that is because the opposition is fragmented and lacklustre.
|
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That money was used, in part, to make MeatEater's first acquisition.
|
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Approval ratings measure a president's political power, at least in part.
|
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Those results were driven in part by strong card fee revenues.
|
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In part, this is because the IRS is simply too weak.
|
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In hospitals, doctors are often employed in part-time administrative jobs.
|
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NASA's storied success comes in part through its economies of scale.
|
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I'm thrilled to participate in markets in part for this reason.
|
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This period was likely in part due to a greenhouse effect.
|
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A plastic camera, in part, inspired the simple genius of Instagram.
|
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Trump's visit was, in part, to promote United States energy exports.
|
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He said the assessment was based in part on satellite imagery.
|
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Root is developed, in part, to give them something immediately tangible.
|
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The situation is fluid for Republicans in part because Ohio Rep.
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Randy Weber: WEBER: Is CrowdStrike in part owned by a Ukrainian?
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Dujardin's riding is quiet, in part because her body is strong.
|
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It's in part because of topography that traps ozone and pollution.
|
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In part, China is reacting to financial shifts across the globe.
|
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And it persists, in part, because of how adults see themselves.
|
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They were created in part to get kids interested in science.
|
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" Foxx emailed Tchen saying in part, "Spoke to Superintendent (Eddie) Johnson.
|
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"Fences," at least in part, is Wilson's brilliant response to that.
|
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His perceptions stem in part from his vantage as an outlier.
|
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And, perhaps counterintuitive, some attribute this in part to Trump himself.
|
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"Tourism, in part, is what fuels the country," Ms. Waxman said.
|
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Over time, their populations thrived thanks in part to California agriculture.
|
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In part, that is because Soviet reality itself was mutable, shifting.
|
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Indecline's anonymous status is due, in part, to a dark past.
|
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But it is a crisis created in part by Mr. Trump.
|
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Those are based in part on their contributions to the community.
|
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But in part, he's helped bring wellness to an unsuspecting market.
|
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Obama also won swing voters thanks in part to populist folksiness.
|
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In part she wanted to gauge how badly they were battered.
|
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The change is due in part to encouragement from conservative voters.
|
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Puritans founded the university in 1636 in part to train ministers.
|
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In part that's because the definition changes with culture and society.
|
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Sweet interprets Joey's recovery in part as a victory for prayer.
|
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All three were punished, in part, because of testimony from Trungelliti.
|
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In part it's been because of his tendency to sound … goofy.
|
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In part, it came during his own run for higher office.
|
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Take "redemption" — a theory popularized, in part, by a Gale associate.
|
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In part that was because the economic situation was so urgent.
|
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I happen to disagree with Scott's review, at least in part.
|
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He was driven at least in part by opposition to abortion.
|
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Sanders's trouble could have come, in part, from an age gap.
|
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And in part because there's more competition on the ancestry market.
|
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") based in part on competition ("Look how much I listened to!
|
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The audience was, in part, the people we were writing about.
|
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In part, that banking bill that President Trump signed in May.
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That, in part, is due to, for my money, two things.
|
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I know the severability issue hinges in part on congressional intent.
|
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The "Fyre" Netflix documentary was produced, in part, by VICE Studios.
|
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Sisi's problems at home stem, in part, from Egypt's faltering economy.
|
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The press exists, in part, to hold people in power accountable.
|
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Whether it targets more or less, we're likely to learn soon, but an IPO has been expected for some time, in part because the company is getting up there in years as startups go, in part because of its continued growth and in part because of some new hires that seem to suggest the company has been gearing up to become publicly traded.
|
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Incumbent members of Congress tend to get reelected in part because having won in the past is simply proof that they're a reasonably good candidate for the district, but in part because incumbency provides concrete advantages.
|
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The ruling, which was unanimous in part and 6-3 in part, could open the doors to more requests to register words or phrases that have been considered vulgar, a concern that the court's minority feared.
|
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In part that's because Wolff didn't have the same unfettered access to the White House this time, and in part that's because of questions that were raised about his methods and results in Fire and Fury.
|
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If one had to guess, it was in part the power of McDormand's perfectly composed delivery, a masterful handling of tone and ferocity, and in part the nature of the monologue from writer-director Martin McDonagh.
|
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West was able to pull that off in part because he's Kanye West and in part because he kept tinkering with the album and could plausibly argue that it wasn't ready for a full-scale release.
|
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The upcoming and final season of House of Cards belongs to Claire Underwood (Robin Wright) in part because she deserves it and in part because Kevin Spacey, who played Frank, has been ousted from the series.
|
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She owed her majorly radiant moment in part to her custom Dior gown, and in part to her trusted glam squad, and we loved her look so much, we got behind-the-scenes details about both.
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Now, after nearly three years of stewing in overheated water—due in part to a strong El Niño and in part to you-know-what—reefs around the world finally seem to be catching a break.
|
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The capital splurge is to be funded in part by the sale of over $20bn in bonds, and in part from several taxes that left-leaning folk, especially Chicagoans, who dominate state politics, have long sought.
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AirPods have been a bizarre cultural moment, in part because they looked very strange when people first started wearing them in public and in part because they were so expensive ($159) and so easy to lose.
|
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And this year, at least in part, it is, in part, being used to celebrate the release of Puerto Rican independence activist Oscar López Rivera, a man who just got out of prison after 35 years.
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It's an interesting strategy, and so far it has worked—in part because of confusion and shock value, and in part because Biyombo has shown he can hang with James one-on-one in a pinch.
|
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But Trump's feud has a much more personal cast—in part because it springs from questions about the legitimacy of his presidential victory, and in part because Trump tends to invest every dispute with narcissistic rage.
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The release of these reports last week actually got relatively little attention, in part because of competition from other big news items, and in part because there was little change from the reports issued last year.
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Their inquiry is in part an act of implicitly homophobic persecution — among the "eccentricities" that concern the authorities is Ludwig's taste for the company of gorgeous young men — and in part a symptom of encroaching modernity.
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Human rights groups say the crackdown on gays was in part a populist move in a conservative, Muslim region where gay relationships are stigmatized, and in part the result of a culture of impunity and abuse.
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He proved to be right, in part because he understood the moral dimensions of the struggle against Communism better than they did; and in part, too, because sometimes there really is a good case for optimism.
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But everyone knows that he is a rich and successful businessman, in part because he talks about it constantly and in part because a large element of his business consists of sticking his name on things.
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And this becomes very tricky, in part because Trump is less a refuge from oligarchy than the most oligarchic oligarch around, and in part because Lind's thesis that "economic anxiety" drove Trump's supporters is not convincing.
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Consumer price inflation has largely disappeared, in part because central bankers have been fighting it effectively since the 21970s, and in part because heightened global competition began restraining prices for consumer goods from TVs to toys.
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I bring it up today in part because on Wednesdays I generally offer a no-recipe recipe for you to cook, and in part because of that little can of foie gras and the clotted cream.
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Cruise fails to pull off the "lovable asshole" vibe that Nick calls for, in part because of the age issue and in part because the character is just thinly written — there's nothing to him but plot mechanics.
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But a groundswell of acceptance for nontraditional career paths is growing, in part because the evolving job market is forcing the new reality, and in part because millennials are pushing for more flexibility and autonomy at work.
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Democrats will be hard-pressed to complain too much about the national debt after it doubled under President Barack Obama's watch to nearly $20 trillion, in part from the recession, in part from a big stimulus package.
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ABC, back then a much smaller network than NBC or CBS, made the Disney deal, in part because it came with two proposed television shows, including "The Mickey Mouse Club," and in part because of that map.
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But that's changing thanks in part to projects like the DARPA-funded Modular Prosthetic Limb, an advanced robotic arm controlled by thought and developed in part by scientists and engineers at Johns Hopkins University's Applied Physics Laboratory.
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The president has repeatedly insisted that the investigation began with the dossier, paid for in part by Hillary Clinton's allies, but the inquiry was prompted in part by a diplomat's tip about a former Trump campaign adviser.
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It's apparently, in part, an exercise in time travel (he plunders sample sources from the whole run of his life) and in part, in depersonalization (he leans on, then deconstructs, the voices of guest singers like YlangYlang).
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The squishy concept of electability has dogged Warren more than her male rivals — in part because of many Democrats' shock at watching Hillary Clinton lose in 2016, and in part because of double standards in American politics.
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Both groups have grown used to Trump, in part because human beings grow used to all things, but in part because the most alarmist predictions, mine included, did not accurately describe his first two years in office.
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Both groups have grown used to Trump, in part because human beings grow used to all things, but in part because the most alarmist predictions, mine included, did not accurately describe his first two years in office.
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This is in part the result of the lovely performance of Nidra Sous La Terre as Kristin but also in part because Eno, seemingly having completed his structural work, has begun to pay more attention to character.
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This doesn't seem persuasive, in part because it dilutes the meaning of civic virtue too much, and in part because it implies that a businessman who sells a cheeseburger to J. Edgar Hoover is committing civic evil.
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Still, analysts said the reaction of currency markets was limited, in part because Trump's latest batch of proposed tariffs were expected and in part because the trade tensions are yet to have an impact on economic data.
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You might like to run down Gabrielle's recipe for quiche Lorraine, in part so there are leftovers for Sunday breakfast — and in part so you can watch this live 1990 performance of "Quiche Lorraine" while you cook.
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The vacuum created by the collapse of the autocracy was filled in part by a provisional government, formed from the opposition groups in the previously powerless Duma, or Parliament, and in part by workers' councils, called soviets.
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In "Part 8," a solo from 1974, Ms. Takei uses fabric to tie herself up in knots, and in "Part 44 (Bamboo Forest)," which is to have its New York premiere, she explores imagery related to bamboo.
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There was a lot of questions about what would happen to Time, Fortune, Sports Illustrated, in part because the Koch brothers had helped finance the acquisition, and in part because ... Well, is this going to a question?
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It's perhaps the most swooningly romantic moment in all of Austen's novels, and it works so well in part because of its impeccable structure, and in part because it fits so nicely into Anne's larger character arc.
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She attributed the drop in part to the continuing education of employees.
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In part, the Fed wants a little inflation simply to avoid deflation.
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Senate Democrats have suggested Trump chose Kavanaugh in part as a shield.
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She is the first person whose appearance I remember, even in part.
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Women are too often stuck in part-time or badly paid jobs.
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What makes this "leak" particularly egregious in part comes from its timing.
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The CEO blamed in part "a nationwide pilot shortage" in a statement.
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An institute will be established that will, in part, research those genealogies.
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Piano–designed digs in the Meatpacking District—was arranged in part to
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It did this in part by acting more like a traditional carmaker.
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Trump has, himself, backed away at least in part from these ideas.
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He chalked that departure up, in part, to impatience with Google's timeline.
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Apple complied at least in part with 82 percent of those requests.
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Kelly's email in part confirms what Politico reported back in October 2017.
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The slowdown was interpreted in part as a protest against de Blasio.
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This in part reflects longstanding disagreements over the bank bailouts of 2008.
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But timber is enjoying a renaissance, thanks in part to climate change.
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That meant, in part, fixing some things that had not been fixed.
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These two companies are important in part because they're both government contractors.
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The measure is aimed in part at preserving public revenues from gambling.
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That's at least in part because the shows share composer Ramin Djawadi.
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That's in part because it's had years to learn what you Like.
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This is in part due to the way oceans slowly absorb heat.
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In part, that is because Denver believes so-called "detainers" are unconstitutional.
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In part, this has been through more write-offs of problem loans.
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The Ethiopian airport itself was built in part with funding from China.
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This increased spending may be due in part to higher activity costs.
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This is in part because it is not a full government shutdown.
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In part, this reflects changes to the supply side of capital markets.
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And perhaps that's why Buttigieg wants to connect in part through empathy.
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Employers have held costs down, in part, by shifting them to employees.
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After all, herbicides are in part because weeding is a terrible job.
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The central bank hikes rates in part to keep inflation at bay.
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Mr Trump launched his mini-surge in part to repudiate Mr Obama.
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In part, it's an acknowledgment of how sensitive home data really is.
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In part, it's an effort to combat the viral spread of hoaxes.
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Those skeptical about the data point, in part, to the underlying numbers.
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But her pop profile dwindled, in part because of her drug problems.
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In part we simply see an exciting opportunity to share that wealth.
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That's in part because of a choice that Republicans decided to make.
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Consumer demand for HRA is being fed in part by lifestyle shifts.
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Those efforts seem in part aimed at undermining American power in Asia.
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That is in part because they badly lag Mr Gillespie in fundraising.
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RiRi attributes her brand's early success, in part, to the Latina community.
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We aren't entirely in, and that's, in part, for business-model reasons.
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Then, in "Part V," the man in the mask appears once again.
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In part, that is a natural consequence of a bigger equity base.
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These franchises are enduring for decades in part because of their familiarity.
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That could ultimately be reversed, in part, by the arrival of 5G.
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The country superstar has his daughter in part to thank for that.
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I did it in part because it is a kind of branding.
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It attributed this in part to the strength in the U.S. dollar.
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Public opinion is guided in part by perceptions of what experts think.
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" This piece was adapted in part from his book, "The Longest War.
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Influencer marketing is so effective in part because of its near-invisibility.
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McKinley later resigned, in part out of solidarity with the former ambassador.
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In part, Sweden is a victim of its own generosity and success.
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