That's a kind of impurity, and the way we transcend that is through seeking out that which is natural, because what is natural, at least in theory, is what wouldn't harm the environment.
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Speculating about your future (with Colton or without) is natural.
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"The name of the game is natural gas," said Seltzer.
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Just as his music is soulful, his style is natural.
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That there should be more than one objective is natural.
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This is natural, this is the truth, and it's irrefutable.
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Bottomline [sic] is guys thinking chicks are hot is natural.
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It is natural that policies be debated and differences discussed.
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Their pitch for the selfie retoucher is 'natural' looking enhancements.
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He said that some anxiety about the pests is natural.
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The fact that the Turkish identity is evolving is natural.
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His acting is natural and his singing rich and clear.
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"It is natural to almost be the victim," she said.
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Plus, our product market fit is natural in certain corridors.
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Let me be clear: Curiosity about sex is natural. Masturbation?
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" : "Apache's problem is too much of it is natural gas.
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But Wolbachia is natural — most insect species already carry it.
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This is natural and there's no variance in screens between devices.
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Nudity is natural and therefore the ultimate rebellion, do you think?
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This is natural chemistry on a natural beach, the video concludes.
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The discussion of whether meat is "natural" is the most illuminating.
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"Scoring to a visual gesture is natural for me," he said.
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"The rise is natural considering the economic circumstances," Ms. Wang said.
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Their approach to solving problems and bringing voices together is natural.
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"But samgyetang doesn't have chemical ingredients and is natural and healthy."
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Gervais seems to care quite intensely, of course, which is natural.
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Mr. Otero-Pailos's medium is natural liquid latex, a conservator's tool.
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In all, President Kagame's kinship with the Jewish people is natural.
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I know, I know, progression is natural for every television show.
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To him, his status as both Irish and American is natural.
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It presents a navigation structure that is natural, intuitive and easily accessible.
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So attempting to expand this literature to the business world is natural.
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It is natural, almost everyone has it; it's a very human thing.
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It will also hopefully remind society that breastfeeding is natural and beautiful.
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It is natural for politicians to want to hug central bankers closer.
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"I'm not concerned with the sell-off; this is natural," he said.
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" Apache Corporation: "Apache's problem is too much of it is natural gas.
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"It is natural for a woman to create life," the man complains.
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So it is natural to see a rising market as good news.
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Each bottle can be poured out only once; the obsolescence is natural.
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The writer is natural resources manager for Florida, Nestlé Waters North America.
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And I believe it has made some inaccurate evaluations, which is natural.
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A little unemployment is natural as people change jobs and businesses close.
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And 85033 percent say he is natural-born American, with 27 disagreeing.
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" Sabie claims the ADIFO's unusual shape "is 'natural born' for supersonic flight.
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We too easily scrub over that fact as if it is natural.
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Everything is natural at ONDA Beauty — the wood, the light, the products.
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That includes the area around Tancítaro, which is rich is natural resources.
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Browning is natural, but... There's nothing technically wrong with an apple that browns.
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"The manner of death is natural," reads a statement from the coroner's office.
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This is natural; Harry is, by default, more "on the radar" than Markle.
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It's cool if there is natural fruit in a product to sweeten it.
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It is natural to feel afraid during and after a horrific life event.
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The rest is natural variability in precipitation levels in a drought-prone state.
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It is natural in this situation for the U.S. trade deficit to widen.
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The sense of it in VR is natural, but also a bit weird.
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Coffee is natural and plant-based so it's such a great healthy option.
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Mentioning departed characters is natural for Grey's or any show for that matter.
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My favourite type is natural vomit caused by too much alcohol or illness.
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That desire, which is natural and human- Was to let it go away.
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Its main source of energy is natural gas, whose reserves are depleting fast.
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As is natural in a time of transition, Sherald, too, is still learning.
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Losing steam is natural — but building it back up can be natural, too.
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Is natural gas a bridge or a roadblock to a clean energy future?
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It is natural and noble to want to respond proactively to that condition.
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It is natural that as memories ebb, the lessons of history will also fade.
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"I congratulate him as is natural between two democratic heads of state," said Hollande.
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The need for more nuanced work and a feminine point of view is natural.
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You get near those cubs and it just evokes a response that is natural.
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"There is a wage competition now, which is natural," Gulyas told a news conference.
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But today most of its output is natural gas, where profit margins are lower.
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Rory's disappointment is natural: She had thought getting this job offer would be easy.
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Among the myriad projects the Tufts team is working on is natural language interaction.
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Monopoly is natural: the deeper and more liquid the pool of contracts, the better.
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It is natural that we look for that way of expression in all this.
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Then there's the fact that just because something is "natural" doesn't mean it's safe.
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Some were impressed: I will say this: Kaine's Spanglish is natural and very good.
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"One of the things that fundamentally weigh against oil is natural gas," said Ablin.
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That self-talk — I can or I can't, the fear, lack, limitation — is natural.
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The biggest competitor to nuclear, and to unsubsidized wind and solar, is natural gas.
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The startup's specialty is natural language processing — allowing computers to analyze relationships between words.
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Entrepreneurs are idea-generating machines, and the urge to extend a brand is natural.
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I don't want to say it's organic, but it is natural and quite instinctive.
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In hemicycles it is natural to think of politics in terms of wings and blocs.
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Delays in flying can be frustrating, and it is natural for travelers to demand improvement.
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The wealthy not only believe getting rich is natural, but they believe it's a right.
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The big winner (thanks to the fracking revolution) is natural gas, up by 3 quads.
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" The only specific mention of a type of birth control is "natural family planning methods.
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For voice AI, the equivalent of lifelike human appearance is natural-sounding machine-generated speech.
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The result is natural-looking bold brows that will wow even your most judgmental followers.
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In recent decades, it has become very clear how little about these events is natural.
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You know, is natural beauty not wearing makeup but maybe you have Botox and filler?
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"I don't want to go any further as is natural in these circumstances," he said.
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For more on the subject: Is natural gas really nothing more than a transition energy?
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All would agree, for example, that an organic peach at a farmer's market is natural.
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In an era of great inequality, it is natural for politicians to demonize the rich.
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You could argue, deep in the longest bull market in history, more volatility is natural.
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And the color is natural and perfect for everyday despite having a purple-ish hue.
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Dr. Windsor challenges critics, stating, "Anyone who thinks their body is natural is kidding themselves."
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"This kind of consolidation is natural in most maturing industries," Enders analyst Matti Littunen said.
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And partly, it is natural, unavoidable, a consequence of the shifting nature of the competition.
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To his credit, Barash does not argue that because polygamy is natural it is desirable.
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"Just because something is natural does not always mean that it is safer," Jampolis said.
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The research suggests that the interstellar object is natural in origin and not an alien spacecraft.
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In her most recent and ongoing series entitled, No Makeup, the overlooked is natural, feminine beauty.
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A lot of conversations around beauty today revolve around what is natural versus what is cosmetic.
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She does so elegantly — another singer might have bellowed, but her soar is natural and assured.
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So it is natural that people look for help when trying to find the right products.
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Being a trailblazer through the legislative process is natural territory for the little state that could.
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"I think seeing Ruthie fight her mother is natural to [any] mother/daughter relationship," Holmes adds.
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Caroline: The next thing on the list is natural deodorant from Tom's, which Trader Joe's sells.
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Nothing about gardens is "natural" in the sense of the word as meaning untouched or wild.
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As Dodge sees it, the crossover between the craft beer and heavy music scenes is natural.
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The finish is natural — not matte, not glowing, but just the way healthy skin should look.
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Because when such ideas are brought before our minds, it is natural to be so affected.
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I feel that a touch of herbaceousness is natural in both cabernet franc and cabernet sauvignon.
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One cleaner energy source that will play an important role in the industry is natural gas.
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Evergreen's current biggest shareholder is Natural Crystal Holding Inc, which owns 53.26 percent of the firm.
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AF: Let's talk about one more thing that's really weighed on business, which is natural disasters.
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When horrific tragedies occur, it is natural to try to find the quick and easy answers.
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But it is natural to look to an accused killer's past for missed signs, for clues.
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Stress on the job is natural and sometimes unavoidable, especially given looming deadlines and conflicting demands.
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They appeal to the fallacy that natal puberty is natural and therefore necessary for all kids.
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As every college student preparing for their final exam knows, some amount of unemployment is natural.
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Social scientists tell us that selfishness is natural, people are motivated by money, power and status.
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We were meant to overcome all of them because that is natural and normal for us.
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She is natural star, who hits her marks when directed to do, tail wagging the entire time.
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"What is natural to one may not be natural to others," the top court said on Monday.
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Appearing as an "unfiltered" version of yourself on social media is natural for a 29-year-old.
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Moving on is natural, and with controversies like Johnny Depp persisting, sometimes it may even be necessary.
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If your hair is natural and you're avoiding excessive heat damage, then control over temperature is key.
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With the economy so strong, and stimulus on the way, it is natural to worry about overheating.
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The second is natural gas infrastructure; the agency licenses the siting and building of all new pipelines.
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It is natural for a business to want to absorb the brain trust of a competing company.
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It is natural for people to take things for free unless they're compelled to pay for them.
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Scott has the necessary gravitas to play Jasmine, and her chemistry with Massoud is natural and romantic.
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And it is natural to give preferential treatment to those with whom a deeply personal relationship exists.
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"I told him ... it is natural that Chinese ships conduct activity in the waters," Cheng told reporters.
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"I respect that a sense of fear after a shocking event is natural and human," he said.
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"When people face a life-threatening situation, it is natural to think of self-defence," he says.
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Since news cycles are both eternal and ephemeral, it is natural that he tinkers around with time.
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Ms. Meath's voice is natural, chipper and conversational, with melodies as direct as pop and folk songs.
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It is natural to be fearful of the consequences, for it is a leap into the unknown.
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Bill proponents appeal to the fallacy that natal puberty is natural and therefore necessary for all kids.
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The biggest winner worldwide in the group's projections is natural gas, and the biggest loser is coal.
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Under these conditions, it is natural to expect that there would be population flight, and since Oct.
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Pennsylvania, a state more relaxed with regulations and only a few miles away, is natural competition here.
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Lury Prastianty: My child is 22 months old, and to some women being a mother is natural.
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"Rihanna is natural — we always make her hair soft and pretty," Yusef Williams, her hairstylist, once told us.
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Dr Lewis did point out that experiencing some stress is natural and is called eustress or good stress.
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IT IS NATURAL to try to find resemblances in family photos: grandma's nose here, Uncle Jim's hairline there.
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It is natural if you have succeeded in work to assume this was down to your own merits.
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It is natural to think of the mind as a unified whole and identify ourselves with that whole.
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This derives partially from a "leave it all on the field" philosophy that is natural in electoral politics.
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The game often skips ahead days or weeks at a time, but the progression is natural and confident.
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In Syria, it is natural for both the U.S. and Turkey to have and pursue their own interests.
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Some of it is natural, emitted by soil microbes living in oxygen-poor environments in marshes and wetlands.
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All of the Collectif's wine comes from organically grown grapes and is natural, meaning it contains minimal sulfates.
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The best way to tell whether your henna is natural or not, according to Butterworth, is the smell.
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Mindfulness is natural when you do not need to think about minor daily problems like making a living!
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"It is natural that the two countries may disagree on some issues," he said, according to the ABC.
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It is natural to want to follow along with incremental updates on social media and in the news.
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The White House press secretary said Trump's reaction is natural and warranted, because Trump has done nothing wrong.
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He's been fine-tuning the story and fine-tuning his beliefs as he was growing, which is natural.
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All that is natural, but then you put us in a modern environment and things get even worse.
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The bass on the headphones is natural and deep without going overboard, while the mids are well-tuned.
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My hope is natural immunity along with drugs and vaccines will significantly diminish the threat of Covid-19.
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"When you have a common threat, it is natural for nations to ally against that threat," Femia said.
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My daughter, I think a part of her thinks that this is natural and that's who I am.
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She said the product is natural and sustainable, but the challenge is shedding the stigma around frozen fish.
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"What we're seeing is natural profit taking at 20.1,210," said senior analyst Gary Burton at First Prudential Markets.
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Given this logic, it is natural for Zionist and anti-Semitic politicians to find common ideas and interests.
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" Mr. Poindexer of Christie's said the color is natural: "Their high refractive index gives spinels lots of fire.
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Clinton's allies claim the tightening in the race is natural, and they always expected Trump to challenge Clinton.
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It is natural to think of the two bodies of work, created in the same period, as linked.
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Not only can people offer guidance, but also reassurance that dealing with writer's block is natural, Morley said.
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"People will often invoke what's 'natural' to make arguments about what is natural for humans," van Anders said.
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It is natural for some Chinese capital to look for investment opportunities abroad as returns at home decline.
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" Or as BBC's David Attenborough explained in 1984, "There is precious little that is natural … in any film.
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Centrica produces around 64,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day in Canada, of which 90 percent is natural gas.
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"This is natural as you have individuals in shelters who are there because their houses are uninhabitable," he said.
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No doubt, we've been conditioned to believe that death at 20 is tragic, while death at 90 is natural.
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The first improvement is natural language processing, which allows users to search via voice recognition or typing in text.
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"The unemployment rate is about at what my estimate of full employment is, natural rate of unemployment," Mester said.
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Vanderbilt suggests there is probably very little that is natural, independent, or even "right" about any of our choices.
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The Obama administration has argued that in any marketplace it is natural for insurers to both come and go.
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On the one hand, that is natural; the losses in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Michigan were surprising and achingly close.
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Slavitt said that it is natural for insurers to have some "growing pains" in adjusting to the health law.
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The Obama administration has said that like any start-up, it is natural that some co-ops would fail.
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In a year he says will be his last, it is natural to look back and savor Ortiz's career.
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Even in porn, where it looks like sex is natural and spontaneous, there's definitely plenty of lube being used.
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The best nursing pillowsBreastfeeding is natural and amazing for your baby, but that doesn't mean it always comes easy.
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Offer solutions Some complaining in the office is natural -- in fact, it can help build camaraderie in proper doses.
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Haley's defenders say it is natural for her speak out to maintain her integrity when she is criticized publicly.
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It is natural to want to hold onto that aliveness, to make it last forever, to find its source.
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After all, when enough people say a company doesn't know what it's doing, it is natural to become more conservative.
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Wildfires came to them periodically, as is natural and necessary for regeneration, but they did not spiral out of control.
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It has been such a long wait for value to come good that it is natural for doubts to emerge.
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It is natural to expect China's carriers to eclipse those from the Gulf, says Will Horton of CAPA, a consultancy.
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But then through natural business reasons, they will also use that for other customers which is natural, we expect that.
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It is so good and so profound and so enduring that it is natural to wonder where it came from.
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To him it is natural that to be a force in the media world means to be a digital force.
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Deprived of everything that is natural and important to them, these animals only perform tricks because they're terrified not to.
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"Unlike some bars that are loaded with chemically purified or synthesized caffeine, this is natural food source caffeine," he said.
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Even if they lie and say the henna is natural, there are a few clues that it might not be.
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Appalachian women frequently take leading roles in protest against extraction, whether it is natural gas in MVP's case or coal.
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If we embrace it as such, then all the rest of the stuff fits together perfectly because it is natural.
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The deputy said in a 2015 interview that "serving in the police force is natural" to Sikhs who value service.
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We also added windows along the perimeter, skylights and solar tubes so that the majority of light is natural. 2.
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Marist Poll director Lee Miringoff said it is natural for both sides to become more energized as the midterms near.
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I think lust is natural and porn is a way to get it out without cheating or stuff like that.
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Scientists said such variation is typical, as there is natural variability to large-scale climate patterns like high-pressure systems.
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"Some people mistakenly assume that because something is natural, it has no side effects, and that is not the case."
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The market is hot for SaaS-y security companies, meaning that there is natural pressure on Cybereason to go public.
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And when your hair is natural, the styling options are endless, making it even harder to settle on the perfect look.
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"Since the other banks are also mentioned, it is natural to include them in the investigation," FSA spokesman Peter Svensson said.
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But even though June is giving birth the natural way, like Gilead wants, nothing about Gilead's family set-up is natural.
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Windows 13's multitouch gestures are smooth, scrolling is natural, and the trackpad itself is large enough to avoid feeling cramped.
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Pride is natural, but it can be manipulated and guided, especially if you're just 16 and full of testosterone and anger.
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If you're a person who loves and embraces your stretch marks, then the itch is natural and nothing to worry about.
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Ninety minutes isn't enough time to cover every important issue in the election, so the impulse to cover more is natural.
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Polling has found him underperforming in a number of red states, and it is natural that Texas should be among them.
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So it is natural to focus on improving conditions in Middle Eastern camps rather than taking in large numbers of refugees.
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Some increase was predictable: global trade has recovered since the financial crisis, and it is natural that illicit commerce should, too.
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It [gives me] peace of mind knowing that what I'm putting on my skin is natural and it won't harm me.
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It is natural to look at any sort of legislation and ask what problem the bill in question seeks to solve.
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The 100% perfect world "The way we look at this is natural gas is actually enabling renewable development," Dr. Reed explains.
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Around 30% to 40% of the earth's surface is natural grassland, and Teague says the potential for food security is immense.
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Reportedly, Trump wanted to meet with Putin alone because he didn't want his advisers to see him naked, which is natural.
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That much of this discussion takes place online is natural: The potential for virality is bound to sometimes result in illness.
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I liked your analysis of Peter Thiel as the chief representative of Silicon Valley's view that monopoly is natural and desirable.
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"Since countries don't want to fail, it is natural that the emission pledges will be conservative," Mr. Peters said by email.
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But planning a homecoming hairstyle that is both functional and attention-grabbing requires some planning — especially when your hair is natural.
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Bass is booming, sound is natural, and it's some of the best audio that any laptop on the market puts forth.
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We need to spread the word: menstruation is natural and manageable -- while it may also be painful, uncomfortable, or plain inconvenient.
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It is natural for governments to tax and regulate and it seems especially tempting to tax and regulate at national borders.
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This is natural to the way preschoolers learn, said David Deming, a professor of public policy, education and economics at Harvard.
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"The public do not believe for a minute it is natural for cows to be indoors all-year-round," he says.
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But the intersection of yogi and veteran is natural if unexpected, beginning with the five classic yoga poses known as warriors.
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It is natural to assume his personal views aligned more closely with the Republican Party — anti-abortion, anti-gay rights, etc.
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When you flip it around and shake it, you are saying your hair is natural, you are powerful, and you are sexy.
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Our tendency to have kids feel as if they are completely safe and secure is natural, but they know that is false.
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Just because a product is natural, doesn't mean it's not going to work or that you need to sacrifice your favorite shades.
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Just because a product is natural, doesn't mean it's not going to work or that you need to sacrifice your favourite shades.
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"Eve must have first fried frites for Adam because it is natural but that would not have been in Belgium," he said.
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It is natural to feel that such revelations account for only a small fraction of machinations that we mostly know nothing about.
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The case is Natural Resources Defense Council v EPA et al, U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York, No. 17-00751.
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He throws so hard, with such a vicious slider, that it is natural to wonder how long his elbow can stay intact.
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It is natural for parents to hope they might one day be reimbursed for expenses, once the endorsement deals start rolling in.
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"Demand at the 10-year (and out) is natural from people desperate for yield," said George Schultze, CEO at Schultze Asset Management.
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While it is natural for any business to want to beat the competition, the consumer only wins when the fight is fair.
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"If I turn them off, the resource that would replace them today is natural gas, so carbon will go up," Good said.
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But it is natural to wonder whether the recent restructuring/turnover of staff has impacted the franchise on a longer term basis.
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But, JC O'Hara, chief market technician at MKM Partners, said this consolidation is natural after such a strong performance in recent years.
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"Because of the uncertainty associated with midterm elections, it is natural to see the average daily price fluctuations get wider," Stovall said.
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To date, the group has conducted educational workshops for more than 300,000 students, teaching girls and boys that menstruation is natural, not shameful.
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In our day-to-day life, when a change occurs, it comes with a physical transition that is natural for us to recognize.
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Apart from a joint interest in neutralizing Islamist militants in Syria, another impetus for Israel and Turkey to mend relations is natural gas.
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The movie is terrible, so I turn it off halfway and get sucked into the black hole that is natural skincare on Instagram.
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"It is natural that people did not accept it because they were not used to it," said Zayneb Helal, one of the players.
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While it is 'natural,' and contains nothing artificial, it is generally synthesized from plants and has nothing at all to do with beef.
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Lyft made its first global expansion when it entered Canada last December so it is natural that the firm is eyeing overseas opportunities.
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It is natural that individuals who are comfortable in the spotlight and possess charisma could end up having strong careers in elected office.
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When considering Donald Trump's position, it is natural to reflect on Watergate and the events that led to Richard Nixon's resignation, in 1974.
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"The closet is natural, it's the closest thing to man, because of what it conserves inside, various motifs tied to life," he explained.
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And that's true, but only in the sense that trucking salmon upstream, or using planes to train whooping cranes to migrate, is natural.
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So then it is natural to quaff a pint and put a pound or two on the one you think is the fastest.
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Explained that one need only do what is natural and unforced; for instance, one does not rise while bathing, eating or playing cards.
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It is natural to reach for other worlds, but we are condemning this one to inferno and we are running out of time.
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The first is natural selection, the endless inventive process of evolution that keeps molding organisms into more and more complex arrangements and codependencies.
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A sense of PTSD is natural for investors so soon after health care's massive losses toward the end of 2015 and through 2016.
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Not only is natural gas a cleaner burning fossil fuel, but it's in abundance in the United States thanks to the shale revolution.
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It is natural for glaciers to slide, but the creep of global warming has melted it more rapidly than anyone could have foreseen.
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It's important to remember that fire is natural and normal, and that the ecosystems where they occur actually need them, says Professor Mass.
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"A mother murdering her child is a crime so horrific that it is natural to try to determine why," said Rupp, the Post reports.
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When it comes to investing, it's safe to assume we will continue to experience ups and downs, and it is natural to feel concerned.
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Now that the global economy is on a stronger footing, with America in particular booming, it is natural for the risk premium to fall.
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Between the lines: Stock prices of health care companies have consistently outperformed broader indices over the past several years, so some pullback is natural.
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The only plausible way for this to happen is natural selection: the Bajau with those variants had more descendants than those who lacked them.
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The future is here: Lex Sokolin, global director of fintech strategy at Autonomous Next, said that for Amazon, the shift to lending is natural.
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It is natural that you replenish the talent base from time to time and natural that someone like that take over when Gil leaves.
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As the reality slowly sinks in that they are going to be late for work, it is natural to wonder, who is to blame?
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Former Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski said Tuesday it is natural for some White House officials to leave their posts after the midterm elections.
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Some decline is natural of course, as people, lured by the hype both real and manufactured, download the app to give it a try.
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"It is natural to expect that here will be spillover from the trade tensions to FDI — that is still in the pipeline," he said.
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It is natural to look at genetic engineering and think of H. G. Wells's Dr. Moreau, creating an island of miserable and dangerous freaks.
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This mulch is natural straw that has an applied bonding agent that holds it together to form a mat over the freshly planted seeds.
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It is natural to suppose that the house, as the home of your ancestors, means more to you than to your brother-in-law.
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It is natural and healthy, he said, to feel nervous and unsure about new responsibilities, but toxic and dangerous to go in feeling entitled.
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Op-Ed Contributor With a new administration taking office this week, it is natural to assess the inheritance it will receive from the old.
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So it is natural that a great deal of modern physics concerns nothing—or rather the precise nature of the nothing that permeates the cosmos.
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These oversights mar an otherwise engaging and interesting account, but perhaps it is natural that a history of space should have a few gaping holes.
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Podesta raised the stakes on Clinton's debate performance in a conversation with reporters, arguing that the format is natural for Clinton and bad for Trump.
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LNG is natural gas liquified at low temperatures to reduce its volume, thus allowing it to be transported by tanker where pipelines are not feasible.
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The requirements include that "shredded arms and chest match the costumer's natural skin tone," with an optional, higher certification level if the shredding is natural.
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"I think it is natural for the party leader to assume this role," Orpo, currently the interior minister in Finland's center-right government, told reporters.
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It is natural for Americans to mourn that prospect, but Shivshankar Menon, India's former foreign secretary, suspects that the U.S. will retain credibility and leadership.
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"It is natural to expect cloud revenue to decelerate as Oracle grows its cloud revenue off (a) bigger base," said Wedbush Securities analyst Steve Koenig.
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There is natural interest in a franchise that has not won a World Series since 1908 but was the best team in baseball this season.
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"Everything is natural, just like the shapes of our bodies," Tagel said, moving on to a bin lavishly piled with yellow and orange cherry tomatoes.
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To an extent that is natural — for decades, until the advent of smartphone apps, much of the world's non-cash spending was via credit card.
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"It is natural to see central banks playing an important role here," Smets, who sits on the ECB's rate setting Governing Council, told a conference.
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Giving a family member such a prominent role is natural for a fearful, insecure leader with autocratic impulses, just as it is for Mr. Kim.
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You can claim your skin color is natural and you can tell us that your hair isn't just giant tumbleweed super-glued to your scalp.
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When a whole civilization is in danger, it is natural to feel that all hands are needed on deck, fighting in defense of cherished values.
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"Now the challenge we're facing is natural gas has played a role as a transition fuel, but you can't run that string forever," said Meiburg.
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Whenever a scandal involving President Trump emerges, it is natural for political observers to wonder if this is the one that will finally finish him off.
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But that something is natural does not mean it is moral or acceptable: we do fight cancer and cruelty, despite both being parts of natural life.
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So in light of the president's visit, it is natural to ask what the future might bring for the country—besides a flood of U.S. visitors.
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Are we starting with the null hypothesis that everything is natural, and only changing our minds if we can be highly confident humans played a role?
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"It is natural that people in China want to hedge themselves," said Cliff Tan, East Asia head of global markets research at MUFG, in Hong Kong.
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He says that while the procedure is natural because it uses your own body's fat and fluids sans synthetic foreign bodies, there are a few caveats.
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While a certain amount of jealousy is natural in a relationship, it can develop into a life-shattering psychological disorder for a small number of people.
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SJ: A lot of the heating load right now is natural gas, so we're trying to focus on district energy systems that use renewable heating sources.
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"As the technology behind these face recognition systems continues to improve, it is natural to assume that the investigative leads become more accurate," the report states.
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The second source of seaweed food is natural: In the winter, seawater rises from the deep off the West African coast, carrying nutrients to the surface.
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It is natural for there to be differences of opinion about foreign policy, but it is not natural or constructive for those differences to be partisan.
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Consolidation is natural in an industry suffering from too many operators and a focus on price competition, and should benefit the industry in the long term.
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"The problem with diseases like Ebola, the minute a case is reported the public overreacts, which is natural because Ebola is a scary disease," Daszak said.
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Conversations in focus groups reflected the trends in the survey, with people saying they worried about what is natural and about the risks of altering humans.
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The color reproduction is natural, the images look excellent, and you can take ultra-wide or 2x zoomed-in shots while maintaining the high image quality.
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Multiple songs feature the Amen break, the rapping is natural, and the general corniness that characterized the series' past flirtations with hip-hop is totally absent.
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This is true even when we recognize that it is natural for people to spend less time writing and reading about bad news than about good.
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As Dezeen reports, the Korvaa headset, everything you see here is natural in origin, although that doesn't mean they just picked it up in the forest.
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It is natural to be curious about one's social class, in part because "we use these class terms in the U.S. all the time," he added.
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And in a soccer-crazy city like Naples, it is natural that soccer players, and the clay representations of them, have begun to receive top billing.
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While it is natural to want a tip, trick, or app to help you let the thought pass, there's really only one thing to do here.
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That is natural in a city defined as much by its two soccer teams as it is by its musical heritage, the hometown of the Beatles.
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Stories are repeated, the past is deconstructed and reassembled with every telling, and it is natural, Østby stressed, that we forget far more than we remember.
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" Tanya F echoes what everyone else says, but is full of regret: "There is natural debris all over the waterfront and it is completely covered with flies.
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Shell, the world's top trader of liquefied natural gas, currently produces around 3.7 million barrels of oil equivalent per day, of which roughly half is natural gas.
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Of course, whether the state is big or small, it is natural to ask why the app at the center of the controversy wasn't vetted more thoroughly.
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The real question is whether his exit is natural fallout or a sign new Verizon CEO Hans Vestberg is less interested in that side of the business.
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One is natural language processing, in which the machine listens to a person, reads what they've been writing, and adds some intelligence to make that all easier.
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But, as amazing as it is for youths in India to grow up knowing that same-gender desire is natural, this is still a small step forward.
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That shedding (which is natural, we shed skin and hair daily) is an integral part of the 'letting go' process to make a way for the new.
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"Under such conditions, it is natural that the lower classes, who were the grassroot supporters of the Islamic Revolution, will turn into a gunpowder barrel," Karroubi said.
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"The future of Argentina's energy is natural gas," said Cristiano Rattazzi, who heads the country's unit of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, as well as its automakers trade group.
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Respondents exhibit more certainty about prices this year and next compared with subsequent years, which is natural given that uncertainty tends to increase over longer time horizons.
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"The weak yen trend has paused and Treasury yields are falling, so profit-taking in Japanese stocks is natural," said Nobuhiko Kuramochi, a strategist at Mizuho Securities.
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The Rock boasts over 100 million followers across social platforms, which is why it is natural that he built a digital content arm of his personal brand.
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"Getting a hearing aid feels like admitting a defeat, like there's something wrong with you, but that's not true, hearing loss is natural and happens," Gormsen said.
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Others observe that America's decline is natural, that the world's history is one of rising and falling empires and the time has come for America to fall.
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So, some of the stuff is natural, but the vast bulk of the flux, the density of the stuff whizzing around the Earth, is created by humans.
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They argue it is natural for the sitting vice president of a two-term president to consider running for the White House as an heir-apparent candidate.
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It is natural To be petty about beauty, To want to hold it in your hand With purpose, and reduce it To the size of a nut.
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Such extension is natural to SoFi's business and will deliver better product and services to existing and future SoFi members than are available in the market today.
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We do so for the sake of a "higher good," but let's not delude ourselves that it is natural or easy -- or that sometimes we don't fail.
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It is stunning, well makes the point of the artificiality of national borders, and made me want to see her poetic animation work "Migration Is Natural" (2017).
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Comparing the book to the movie is natural, and it's interesting to note what narrative creative liberties some filmmakers took when adapting the original work to film.
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Experimenting with identity is natural, and it's very common for kids to adopt provocative stances in cell phone pictures, on their social network pages, and in YouTube videos.
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"It is natural to hypothesize that planets are common in external [non-Milky Way] galaxies as well," the authors write in the paper, published in Astrophysical Journal Letters.
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For those who see North Korea only from the outside, it is natural to think of these propaganda images when hearing of the visual art of North Korea.
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So even though she is natural-born citizen, Bao Bao is being sent on a 16-hour flight to the China Conservation and Research Center as we speak.
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It might not sound completely despairing to all, but it can serve as a reminder that nervousness is natural when new things (like the Jewish new year) begin.
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And the reality is, natural gas is providing a cheap, plentiful, cleaner-burning option for countries to get off the world's dirtiest — and historically dominant — power source: coal.
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Technically, it's true that "satiereal" is an ingredient that's extracted from plants, but just because something is "natural" or "plant-based" doesn't mean that it's good for you.
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Sadly, patients with non-life threatening conditions, like eczema, have died from using alternative therapies [case] under the false assumption that if something is natural, it is safe.
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Pruitt has often said it's uncertain how much global warming is natural versus human-caused, a point included in the email that was leaked to the Huffington Post.
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Turkey is our NATO ally and it is natural that we cooperate in the field of military industry and we will continue to do so in the future.
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It is natural for adults to want to protect innocent and helpless children, particularly those who have been made helpless by powerful political actors in the White House.
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The document has a South Korean negotiator say in a 1961 meeting that it is natural to demand compensation for psychological and physical pain arising from forced labor.
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It hasn't changed since we started, but (new) heating methods have been developed from kerosene to gas-filled canisters to what we use now, which is natural gas.
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The word he uses most throughout the interview is "natural," attempting to establish that this is the record Turnstile would have made with or without major label backing.
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Huge supplies of L.N.G., which is natural gas chilled to a liquid so that it can be transported on ships, are now coming onto the market from Australia.
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It is natural that Taddeo's women relate to this seam of romance literature, because it is designed to make the agonies and ecstasies of women's desire seem heroic.
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People think abuse 'is natural' The revelations from Shim and other skaters come as a resurgent women's movement is demanding changes to South Korea's notoriously patriarchal, conservative culture.
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"It is natural that conductors eventually want to start to do more symphonic music, because it is less complicated than doing opera," Mr. Domingo said in an interview.
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It is natural for parents to think their own sons would be incapable of sexual misconduct, but that does not absolve them of responsibility for educating their boys.
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That there is some bad blood regarding Acronym among Democratic politicos — which is natural in any competitive industry — has become clear in the wake of the Shadow debacle.
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Because these damages are so far off in the future, it is natural to value them today at less than $270 — but how much is not immediately apparent.
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Raising the retirement age is "natural" as many companies already rehire employees over 60 on annual contracts, said Taro Saito, director of economic research at NLI Research Institute.
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Still, it is natural to be curious about these internal objects — to wonder what our bones look like or what our gallbladder is doing at this very moment.
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This probably is less because they don't think Cruz is natural-born than because Senate Republicans really don't like Ted Cruz, but it's a problem for him nonetheless.
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The other half is natural recovery from a years-long drought—one of the factors said to have caused tensions within Syria that led to the civil war.
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"Mezcal is still illegal because they measure it and it has too much methanol—which is natural and its the way that they distill and it's OK," Lowder said.
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"Our view is that the fear of death is natural in an organism crafted by billions of years of evolution to avoid premature termination at all costs," Solomon says.
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"After the market rose recently, a correction is natural, but the mid-term outlook isn't bad thanks to strong earnings results," said Nobuhiko Kuramochi, a strategist at Mizuho Securities.
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Fusing heavy metal double bass with a cunt disposition is natural when you realize that it is a war out here and we must battle in order to build.
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The best way to describe the collection is "natural," not just in the brand's dedication to omitting harmful chemicals, but in the finishes and tones of the products themselves.
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Mebrahtu works in partnership with the nonprofit Dignity Period, which has conducted educational workshops for more than 300,000 students, teaching girls and boys that menstruation is natural, not shameful.
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Hightower Treasury Partners' Richard Saperstein argued that a slowdown in buybacks is natural since much of the money used to repurchase shares came from tax reforms passed last year.
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For context, other cannabis-based drugs on the market (these are synthetic, whereas Epidiolex is natural) are in Schedules II and III because they contain the psychoactive component THC.
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It is natural to assume that rich people are wise and smart and thus to defer to them; think of how many Treasury secretaries have worked for Goldman Sachs.
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Some of this is natural, some a consequence of industrial effluent, and of seepage from landfills, septic tanks, leaky underground gas tanks and the overuse of fertilisers and pesticides.
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And it is natural for the reform process to slow down when they are stepping into areas of demand and supply side policies, reforming that tax system for example.
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It is natural to think that the renewed sell-off would harden the resolve of producers to limit production, and restore the market balance, but that looks increasingly unlikely.
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Because it's one that could change the way Americans -- 47% of whom say global warming is natural or they are unsure of its cause -- think about the climate crisis.
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Nursing often and using a breast pump are two ways to offset leakage and, as Tamblyn shows, it is natural, it is normal, and it is nothing to hide.
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"Since we are compatriots of the same blood as South Koreans, it is natural for us to share their pleasure over the auspicious event and help them," he said.
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"The first year was a bit challenging, which is natural when you're ramping up a plant which is first of its kind," said the plant's production manager Jaakko Nousiainen.
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"This loft is natural for shooting reality TV, because of the high ceilings," McCarthy said, the severity of his all-black outfit and shaved head belying his affable manner.
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Is natural gas serving as a rapid off-ramp from coal and oil, bridging toward the renewables-led future that climate scientists deem necessary to avert catastrophic climate change?
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"It is natural that the Alliance builds a government after this election result," said Ulf Kristersson, leader of the Moderate Party and the center-right's candidate for the premiership.
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" Given Chanel's desire to explore all fields of watchmaking, he added, "it is natural that this year we would want to explore the great complications of the masculine field.
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"It is natural that they are happy that they have been given their legal right that they had demanded before," Prince Abdulrahman bin Musaid, a businessman, wrote on Twitter.
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If so, it is natural that it is the Republican Party, with its southern strategy and more welcoming attitude towards soft racism, that has come to house this discontent.
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Whether you like it not, America is a culture mired in deathism—the idea that human death is natural, inescapable, and ultimately desirable because it unites one with God.
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It's 2,000 miles, but some is natural borders, natural barriers which are pretty good, not as good as the wall but pretty good; you know what, let's use it.
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Affordability is a major draw — lift tickets often cost less than half of what the big Western resorts command — as is natural beauty, albeit of the subtle Midwestern sort.
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A spokesperson for H&M told Refinery29 that a diverse casting in both fashion shows and marketing (meaning models of all ages, sizes, and ethnicities) is "natural" for the brand.
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In the best possible light, the incident began, as such incidents often do on college campuses, with flirting and the thought of potential sexual exploration, which is natural and normal.
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"Regional is where the new focus is, and it is natural that marketing strategy should veer towards Maharashtra, which is one of the biggest markets for Bollywood," the source said.
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He thought our nature was totally destroyed from our childhood on and this is exactly the point of World on a Wire : Nobody is natural, everybody is an artificial creation.
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It is natural to assume that such places must at least be broadly representative of the country as a whole, even if they are not necessarily populated entirely by soothsayers.
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Normal fighting is natural in a relationship, but if you're always fighting in your relationship, where it outweighs the more positive, loving moments, it's a sign it won't work out.
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"It is natural that our enemies America and the Zionist regime (Israel) are angry with our missile program because they want Iran to be in a weak position," Hajizadeh said.
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Hartnett White also repeated a common refrain heard from other Trump nominees, which is that we just don't know how much of recent climate change is natural versus human-caused.
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It is natural to cling to truths as self-evident, but as we face such an uncertain future together, it is the tendency least likely to serve a common purpose.
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Yet, perhaps because everyone is just so agitated about everything right now, it is natural to tie the census in to anxieties about the meaning that the Trump presidency holds.
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While it is natural to celebrate Scalia's career and impact on American jurisprudence, we should not lose sight of those times when he challenged some of the right's fundamental commitments.
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I believe the point to be made behind this discussion is the fact that death is a reality, death is natural and death is certain 100 percent of the time.
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For most Europeans, the goal of skincare is natural-looking results, says Munich-based dermatologist Timm Golueke, M.D., who created his Royal Fern line to nurture skin by noninvasive means.
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Perturbed by Pickiness Perturbed in Pickiness: Your desire for your mother to leave her comfort zone is natural and understandable, but her extremely picky eating does not excuse her rudeness.
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DC Comics fans' interest in an alternate, higher-quality version of the poorly received team-up movie is natural, especially when stars and the film's own director say one exists.
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Trump believes the question is natural on a census The President has offered another, more general explanation for the question: It's the sort of thing that is asked on a census.
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"We are dealing with questions of great significance to our country's future, so it is natural that there are many strongly held views on all sides of this chamber," May said.
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The US market is Natural Cycles' third biggest at this point, after its home market of Sweden and then the UK — where Berglund says the product is seeing its fastest growth.
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While it is natural for borrowers to try to extract more favorable terms when there's hefty demand to buy bonds, bankers say the lowering of call prices is a newer development.
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Copper, as a classic electrical conductor, is natural enough for usage in an electrolytic system, but it suffers from something called overpotential when used as electrodes in a system like this.
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"Language is natural, but reading is not," Dr. Russell said, citing "Proust and the Squid," an account of the neuroscience of reading by Maryanne Wolf, a cognitive neuroscientist at Tufts University.
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There is natural tension between the two sides of the house at most Wall Street banks, especially after the trading losses and scandals that stemmed from the 2007-2009 financial crisis.
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Trained as a firefighter himself, he said it is clear when a fire is natural, judging in part by where it starts - and these fires are not natural in his view.
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Trained as a firefighter himself, he said it is clear when a fire is natural, judging in part by where it starts - and these fires are not natural in his view.
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That it occurs at the very end of a lullaby is natural because we literally fall asleep, and then of course, in the larger sense, we go into a big sleep.
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Sunday Routine Mr. Leguizamo hits the stage much earlier than he thinks is natural, so he gives himself plenty of time before and after his show to warm up and unwind.
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In the case of the theme entries, this is natural — because I was leaving a legitimate English word (homophonous to the original), the most reasonable pronunciation would have to be unchanged.
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Mebrahtu has teamed up with the nonprofit, Dignity Period, to end the stigma around the issue by speaking at schools and teaching girls and boys that menstruation is natural, not shameful.
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Parts will be, of necessity, see through and it was never intended to be built in areas where there is natural protection such as mountains, wastelands or tough rivers or water.
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Some of this is natural; many northern land masses, long pressed down by the mass of ice-age ice sheets, have been rising up since their unburdening some 15,000 years ago.
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Almost all managers think that their firms have a right to grow, but in any industry it is natural that some firms stagnate or decline just as some of their rivals expand.
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"The tanks, armored vehicles, and machine guns belong to the army and it is natural that after the battles are over they return to the army," Rasool told Reuters in an interview.
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"You will see more pull from Asia and that pull will have to be fed from somewhere, it is natural to look at the U.S. and European condensate production," Statoil's Berg said.
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Speaking from my own experience, I think Adichie is correct in part: It is natural and helpful to accept that cis and trans women have different social experiences from childhood into adulthood.
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Sure, the thumbnail for this video may be shocking to some, but once these little dots of concealer and liquid blush are blended out, the result is natural-looking and sculpted skin.
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The most uncanny sight here is "Natural History 4" (2016) by Wang Wei, who transplanted a sizable floor of mosaics, with patterns inspired by buildings in Dongguang, Guangzhou, into the quarry basin.
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Workers in these occupations engage in tasks that are being automated by industrial robots, so it is natural for them to experience the bulk of the displacement effect created by this technology.
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Our top pick for a flea shampoo for cats is Natural Chemistry De Flea Pet Shampoo because it is mild but highly effective against all life stages of fleas, ticks, and lice.
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That said, DC Comics fans' interest in an alternate, higher-quality version of the poorly received team-up movie is natural, especially when stars and the film's own director say one exists.
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So this is natural, and we've seen valuations basically hit the five-year low, and they've now bounced back to 18 times forward [earnings] for small caps," she said Tuesday on "Trading Nation.
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"It is natural that they address the question of negative rates at a time where the central banks in other countries ... are cutting deeper into negative territory," said DNB Markets economist Kyrre Aamdal.
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With efforts to forge a two-state solution having largely gone nowhere in the last 20 years, despite exhaustive international effort, it is natural that leaders and diplomats begin to examine other possibilities.
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"We don't want to over-interpret any uptick or downtick that we observe, but rather accept as a fact that some volatility is natural and healthy for the market to function," he said.
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Living in communities where everyone knows one another's business is natural, and arguably healthier than the disjoint dysfunction of, say, an apartment building whose dozens of inhabitants don't even know each other's names.
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Sometimes the abuse is natural and emergent, as when people grow envious and insecure from following the highlights of their peers' lives through the News Feed that was meant to bring people together.
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"There are no perfect solutions during this difficult time, so it is natural that there will be mistakes and violations and we will resolve it," said Adaileh in a press conference on Tuesday.
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Living in the shadow of our nation's capital, perhaps it is natural for Baker to be tuned into the pregnant crisis of post-modernity: are we on the verge of utopia or apocalypse?
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If parents of late adolescents are to take away anything from this incident, it might be an understanding that while parent-child separation is natural, late adolescents are in many ways still children.
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"It is natural, every central banker bank I know has a range of views at the moment," Lane, who acts as the ECB's chief economist, said at an event at Bloomberg in London.
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To Farah Lubin, an associate professor of neuroscience at the University of Alabama at Birmingham who reviews N.I.H. funding applications, it is natural that scientists of color are drawn to researching health disparities.
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It is natural to think of innovation as a march of technical advances, each one finally paying the balance on a dream sold long before: the wheel, the cart, the carriage, the car.
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"It is natural, every central banker bank I know has a range of views at the moment," Lane, who acts as the ECB's chief economist, said at an event at Bloomberg in London.
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Jewelers are required to disclose whether the gem is natural or synthetic and if it's been treated, as that can affect how you need to care for it as well as the price.
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While the bark beetle is natural to conifer forests and has a role in their ecosystem, climate change has helped it spread especially through single-variety spruce woods planted over the past two centuries.
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"It is natural that we should have various alternatives, but no discussions or decisions have been made regarding detailed plans," the official said on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the issue.
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"Every woman's body is vastly different and being that our solution is natural and not drug based, individual outcomes vary based on the person, and can be effected by many factors," the spokesperson says.
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It's not clear if it did this with older iPhones — if it didn't, then it means that, yes, a lot of this slowdown is natural, since iPhones had this problem well before last year.
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"Everyone is always going to have their own conception of what is natural," said Marsha Cohen, a law professor and expert on food law at the University of California, Hastings College of the Law.
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Robert Atkinson, the president of the tech policy think tank Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, blasted the report's "flawed" conclusions, arguing that it is natural and beneficial for social media to be heavily consolidated.
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He would reassuringly explain that some hair loss is natural, that the average hair grows a half-inch a month and then falls out, after which the follicle begins to grow a new hair.
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It is time to put the export of LNG, which is natural gas cooled to its liquid form and loaded onto tankers for regasification at its destination, on a similar regulatory footing as oil.
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Using media and IT tools is a creative process that is natural for them (this usually involves information technology: software development; programming; data analysis; algorithms; documentation and meta-data retrieval on the Internet, etc.).
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After getting called out for fishing, Hallberg took to her Instagram stories to prove that her look is natural, though many have called bullshit on that, especially after they've unearthed old photos of her.
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But the advice is clear: The next stop after 12 months is natural, whole milk for children, and those ages 23 to 24 months should have two to three cups of whole milk daily.
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Declaring the Premier League the best in the world inevitably suggests that all the others are in some way lacking, and it is natural that fans of those leagues should bridle at the suggestion.
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We have Trump pushing a narrative that implies that for those people over there, the brown ones, fighting is "natural" and there's nothing the more civilized countries of the world can do about it.
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"It is natural to talk about these issues in the dialogue to seek criteria for win-win situations for both countries bilaterally," after Trump pulled America out of an ambitious Pacific trade agreement, he said.
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The outdoor installation, created by art collective Winter Count, titled "Nothing is Natural," is an incredibly poignant work, redressing the notion of violence against the natural world, violence against women, and violence against Indigenous bodies.
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"As hosts, what we want is for everyone to feel at home ... It is natural that you have some kind of adjustments to do, but we will make Australians feel at home here," he said.
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"Maybe it is natural that during a first phase consolidation it occurs more at the national or regional level, but indeed this should eventually lead to a greater move towards cross border consolidation," Enria said.
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The general view among legal scholars is that "anyone who acquires citizenship at birth is natural born for purposes of Article II," as Sarah Helene Duggin, a law professor at Catholic University, wrote in 2013.
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The sheer ambience of the Garfield canon is natural leverage for humor, explains Schott—the fact that the newspaper strip has been whirring away for generations, completely independent of shifts in taste, passion, or culture.
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His son James – also Fox chief executive and Sky chairman – said in 113 that Fox's minority stake in the company his father helped set up "is not an end state that is natural for us".
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This is natural, as more and more projects come to investors, those investors become more sophisticated in their due diligence; meanwhile, appropriate controls, compliance programs, and investor protections become essential aspects of a project's marketability.
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The Discovery eventually becomes interested in regrets, and how we deal with them; as regrets are something people contemplate at the end of their lives, this is natural territory for a movie about the afterlife.
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The lack of rules around enhancement means test-givers often evaluate students who operate above their natural level—refusing, in effect, to rule on what is natural, who we are, and what makes us us.
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Under prevailing church dogma, the "rhythm method"—in which married couples track their ovulation cycle and engage in non-procreative sex during the "safe periods" where the woman isn't ovulating—is natural in this way.
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Mineral water is natural water that has a constant level and relative proportions of mineral and trace elements -- containing no less than 264 parts per million total of dissolved solids, according to the water association.
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I've learned that secrets make you sick, I'm learning how to be a voice and not a victim, I've learned sex is natural, I've learned that love is necessary, heartbreak is unavoidable and loneliness is brutal.
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WITH Germany and Spain out and Russia still in at the World Cup, it is natural to wonder whether this year's edition of the quadrennial football tournament has delivered an unusually high number of upset victories.
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"Apple is waiting for the technology and experience to come together in a way that is natural and easy to use for the consumer," Moor Insights and Strategy President and principal analyst Patrick Moorhead told me.
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I share them with you now in the hopes that we can identify the causes of a serious problem and move towards accepting that even if overwork is natural in our culture, it is not inevitable.
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"When you feel poorly, it is natural to make changes to your external body in the hopes that it will make you feel better internally as well," relationship and sex educator Dr. Laura Berman told Essence.
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" Dimitri Peskov, Putin's spokesman, said it is natural that Trump's cabinet should be anti-Russian, because "man is a creature of his environment, and the environment in the United States is now very hostile to Russia.
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Coronavirus panic is natural, but if our fear is going to be there, we might as well put it to use and make it work for us — for our goals, for our perspective and for others.
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"At the end of the day that is the goal — a smaller footprint and more that is natural and vegetative," said Mia Monroe, a community liaison ranger at Muir Woods who has helped lead the restoration.
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In this years survey, as with previous versions, respondents exhibit more certainty about prices this year and next compared with the out-years, which is natural given that uncertainty tends to increase over longer time horizons.
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"This is the map that many people think is natural for Pennsylvania, which is a 50-50 state, a classic battleground, but hasn't performed that way in terms of congressional elections for decades," he said by telephone.
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An element of fear of rejection is natural, but if that rejection is in response to a lump of flesh, that is perhaps more bearable than the rejection being about a more meaningful part of his identity.
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The recent correction in Hong Kong stocks is natural after the market's strong rally last quarter, and as mainland money inflows have fallen sharply this month, said Alex Wong, Hong Kong-based director at Ample Finance Group.
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Producers of LNG, which is natural gas chilled to liquid for easier transportation, are drawing customers with shorter term contracts, by removing restrictions that limit where cargoes can be re-sold and by providing equity in terminals.
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" Mignano said he thinks as long as the app is easy to use, people will want to be part of a social conversation: "Everyone knows how to talk, this is how we communicate, this is natural conversation.
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"We have seen successful listings in the consumer (banking) segment both in Norway and Sweden, with Bank Norwegian , Nordax and Collector... It is natural to consider listing on the stock exchange within a few years," Pettersen said.
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What you've got out in the loch is just everything that is natural in the loch, so they're feeding on the best possible feed that you could want and there couldn't be an any more natural product.
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If crunch is "natural," as he claims, and the reward has been recognition for the work you have put in, then it seems impossible for me to see that recognition as anything other than an unalloyed good.
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" Trump tweeted that "parts will be, of necessity, see through" and wrote that the wall "was never intended to be built in areas where there is natural protection such as mountains, wastelands or tough rivers or water.
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"A positive way to put it — when a community grows in size and reaches a degree of maturity, it is natural that rivalries are the inevitable result," said Alexander Rapaport, who operates soup kitchens in the neighborhood.
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That was the exact moment that I realized why AR makes so much more sense than VR: Being in the real world is natural, even if it has digital doo-dahs floating about in your field of vision.
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"A lot of fossil fuels will have to stay in the ground, coal obviously ... but you will also see oil and gas being left in the ground, that is natural," Saetre told Reuters in an interview in London.
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"If CT has been a partner for more than six years, has invested in the company, in a strategic sector for Portugal, and has good relations with the government, it is natural that they talk," the source said.
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That's why for Front Defense, the user is placed within the quadrant and any movement of the environment is natural, related to how the user's head is moving, whether the player is crouching or dodging bullets whizzing by.
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"[Panama City News Herald] Call him: (2023) 225-4136 | Email him "I am sure human activity plays some role, but I don't think the science is clear on how much is man-made and how much is natural.
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Economists, who estimate that the nation needs about 100,000 new jobs every month to keep up with population growth, say it is natural for the jobs machine to slow as the pool of unemployed workers gradually dries up.
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"What I'd never want to do is to diminish the experience of women who've ended up with some kind of intervention, because actually the important thing here is [natural birthing] doesn't make you a better mother," she says.
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Given the rising fiscal deficit in the U.S., it is natural that the overall U.S. deficit is rising: the goods and services deficit in the first quarter was 18.5-percent higher than in the first quarter of 2017.
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So it is natural for us, as long as we succumb to those inner fragilities, to have this fear of death, to not want to think of it or see it as something that will rip life apart.
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TOKYO/SHIMONOSEKI, Japan (Reuters) - Bank of Japan board member Yutaka Harada said it is 'natural' to ease monetary policy immediately if there are big economic risks and did not rule out cutting interest rates further into negative territory.
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When Huda Beauty, the company founded by Instagram beauty guru Huda Kattan, published a blog post instructing people on how to lighten their vulvas, the backlash was immediate and intense: "Vaginal lip darkening is NATURAL," one commenter wrote.
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Which brings us to another pair of ideas Unnatural Selection throws into tension with one another: On the one hand, there's the fallacy that whatever is natural is intrinsically good, so we'd better leave it untrammeled and change nothing.
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" Asked whether the Baghdad government had the will to remove them from Iraqi cities, he said: "I think that is natural, but they (PMFs) have influence in Baghdad .... Their role and their influence on the state is very big.
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How we got here: Bill Emmons, assistant vice president at the Federal Reserve in St. Louis, tells Axios that economists generally say the pay-off disparity is natural and can be explained by differing skills, fit and job choice.
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This denies the fact that there is natural variation in gender, and that by the ages of three and four, children have often developed a strong sense of gender identity and preferences that are not readily susceptible to change.
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One of these methods is natural family planning, which is back in vogue thanks to a number of apps that simplify the lengthy process of tracking your menstrual cycle to predict when you are most likely to get pregnant.
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Femme, as an identity and term, originates from "a history of people at the margins who offer an in-your-face challenge to the idea that femininity is natural and compliant," said Heather Berg, a Gender Studies professor at USC.
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When I do dress up for a wedding or a bat mitzvah, I feel like a drag queen, performing a gender out of sync with my physicality; but unlike a drag queen, I don't feel that gender is natural or correct.
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The end is approaching for these characters, so while the theme of memory and reflection on their beginnings is natural, we're unlikely to see a lasting answer about whether memory truly sticks and means anything in Westeros after the current battles.
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I think it is natural as a new CEO, you really come in, you take a hard look at all the businesses, you re-underwrite the plans and youalso look for natural areas to grow, expand and move the franchise forward.
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These conclusions may be controversial with the Trump administration in the United States and with the 47% of Americans who say that global warming is natural or that they're unsure what's causing it, but they're not -- at all -- with scientists.
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Unfortunately, it is natural for scholars not to want to criticize those with whom they have worked and socialized for years, and upon whom they depend for many of the privileges of their profession, such as tenure, awards, and intellectual recognition.
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"The whole idea is to ensure there is natural price discovery, so that you as a buyer have access to all the transactions that are taking place instantaneously," said Brian Pow, an equity analyst at Acumen Capital Partners in Calgary.
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So when the leaders of the two Koreas made an announcement from Panmunjom aiming to "open up a new era of peace" and ultimately end the Korean War, it is natural that optimism will reign supreme, along with feelings of relief.
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It is natural to wish that all valuable social processes will support each other, that pluralism and democracy will be reinforcing, openness and commitment will go hand in hand, while fairness and care will lead to the same social solutions.
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It is natural for people to benchmark their sense of the world by their personal experience of it, so as America becomes more socioeconomically separated, people will have an increasingly skewed view of America's actual diversity and their place in it.
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It is natural, then, that artifacts of worship are another favorite of tramp art, and the exhibition presents numerous altar boxes, crosses, candlesticks, and framed icons that reinforce the associated between tramp art and regular churchgoing members of the community.
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Best baby monitor overall:Safety 1st HD WiFi Streaming Baby MonitorBest audio-only baby monitor:VTech DM221 Audio Baby MonitorBest video baby monitor:Philips AVENT SCD630/37 Video MonitorBreastfeeding is natural and amazing for your baby, but that doesn't mean it always comes easy.
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Which is why accusations of "politicizing" might seem like so much mudslinging but often reflect deeper assumptions and arguments about what is objective, what is natural — what is the truth, in other words, free from the distortions of political interference.
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"And I think that's really a function of the fact that, even this generation is selling a lot of their own products," Amjadi said, explaining how speaking frankly and conversationally about products is natural when you are selling them yourself.
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LNG is natural gas that has been liquefied at extremely low temperatures for ease of storage and transport, and is increasingly replacing dirtier fossil fuels such as coal and oil to heat homes and businesses and in power plants and other industrial facilities.
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Seawall in Blackpool, UK Artificial lake in Silvretta, Austria Avalanche and mudslide barriers in Fionnay, Switzerland Nothing about a dam or a sea wall or an artificial island is natural, yet engineers try so hard to make them blend into the landscape.
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" Kishiko Maeda, a prominent beauty writer in Tokyo, agrees: "People want what isn't edited or artificially manipulated; they're looking for what is natural and real, and they're reading up on the products they buy, rather than going off the PR and marketing.
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"Based on our bad experiences in negotiations with America and based on U.S. officials' violation of their commitments, it is natural that we see no value in his proposal," Kamal Kharrazi was quoted as saying by the semi-official Fars news agency.
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That kind of jostling is natural and I think the Speaker can handle it and I think that members can handle themselves and if somebody gets too far out of line or does something that's unfair, they'll usually be called out on it.
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"It's hard to maintain consistent optimism when markets attain such high levels, and some profit-taking is natural," said Ayako Sera, market economist at Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Bank in Tokyo, who noted that weaker oil prices were taking their toll on related sectors.
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"There is what I call double risk aversion – there is natural risk aversion, plus the financial adviser has an increased risk of being fired," said Peter Preisler, head of global investment services for Europe, Middle East and Africa at T. Rowe Price.
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"Based on our bad experiences in negotiations with America and based on the U.S. officials' violation of their commitments, it is natural that we see no value in Trump's proposal," Kamal Kharazi was quoted as saying by the semi-official Fars news agency.
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The three activists who sued — Nikolai V. Bayev, 42; Aleksei A. Kiselev, 33; and Nikolai A. Alekseyev, 39 — staged demonstrations from 2009 to 2012 in the cities of Ryazan, Arkhangelsk and St. Petersburg, carrying banners stating that homosexuality is natural, not a perversion.
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But the truth is more likely the opposite: The mid-century system was weird, party polarization is natural and here to stay, and the path toward a functioning political system runs through reforming the structures of American government to work amid polarized parties.
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Roll-your-own tobacco is more 'natural' than factory made People who smoke rollies often look you in the eye and tell you that factory made cigarettes are full of chemical additives, while roll-your-own tobacco is "natural" - it's just tobacco.
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Playboy wasn't the first magazine to publish nude photographs of women, but it was the first one to present them with an editorial message — sex is natural and healthy, and men's desires are nothing to hide — inside a package full of highbrow intellectual content.
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Gad Allon, a professor at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and an expert on scaling businesses, told Business Insider that executive turnover isn't generally a good sign in a startup — but added that a cultural shift is natural as a company grows.
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In and of itself, grief is natural and healthy after a loss, Shear said, but she added that what can be unhealthy is struggling with the difficulty or inability to adapt to the loss -- and when that happens, prolonged or complicated grief can develop.
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Every family photo of a mother and father holding their baby with no surrogate in sight—every image from which the surrogate has been excised, Lewis writes, like an "unsightly prosthesis"—reinforces the idea that the nuclear family is natural, and has no alternatives.
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"Just like other countries, like Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Egypt ... it is natural for Qatar to buy airplanes or parts necessary for its own defense," Cavusoglu said in Kuwait following talks with his Kuwaiti counterpart, according to Turkey's state-run Anadolu news agency.
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Walter L. LaManceMonroe, Ohio To the Editor: For those of us who are frightened by President Trump's seemingly irrational and harmful decisions, which go against the advice of experts and are not discussed with the underlings nominally in charge, the thought of impeachment is natural.
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For volcanologists with any interest in protecting populations living on volcanoes—and that counts I think for most of us—it is natural to want to understand cultures and beliefs and not simply waltz in with the latest monitoring technology and think that will fix everything.
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While some friction between China and the West is natural, recent comments by countries accusing Beijing of meddling in local matters were "logically absurd" and took the "moral low ground," Communist Party-linked Global Times on Tuesday — a day after another scathing editorial from People's Daily.
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"We're really getting into splitting hairs about what is natural and what's not," said Maia Kats, the director of litigation for the Center for Science in the Public Interest, a public advocacy group has been involved in a handful of lawsuits over so-called natural products.
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"It is natural for the supervisor to expect that an entity intending to leave the Polish market will properly secure both the financing of the portfolio of foreign currency loans and the legal position of borrowers," KNF head Jacek Jastrzebski said in an email to Reuters.
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One strategy of these books is to emphasize that aging is natural and therefore good, an idea that harks back to Plato, who lived to be around eighty and thought philosophy best suited to men of more mature years (women, no matter their age, could not think metaphysically).
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But, when that placement is natural, say, when someone has Mercury in Gemini, it's more accurate to say that Mercury's energy is being amplified by the sign, rather than filtered or distilled — thus, that aforementioned chattiness will be on full display with someone whose Mercury sign is Gemini.
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" Ms Ong Yeng Fang, Managing Director and Head of UOB Private Bank, said, "Our continuing support of CNBC Meets: Defining Values is natural given the importance UOB places on upholding our values as we help our clients around the region build businesses and manage their wealth across generations.
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"Rebalancing trade and investment relations are an important component of the President's overall strategic approach to China, and therefore it is natural that the National Security Adviser would play a role in ensuring U.S. economic officials' ongoing discussions with China are framed within that strategic approach," the official said.
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It is natural to ask whether something so broad might have a common cause, other than the obvious circumstantial causes like the gradual fading of memories about the horrors of ethnic conflict in World War II or the rise in this century of forms of violent ethnic terrorism.
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The correction of this misconception is in some ways just a corollary of the correction of the first misconception, but it's worth spelling out: Evolution can have a purpose even if it is a wholly mechanical, material process — that is, even if its sole engine is natural selection.
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The evidence from the courts show that British Pakistani criminals have taken advantage of their connections back home in order to smuggle heroin into the UK for decades, and it is natural for this to have trickled down to street sellers and money launderers from within the Pakistani community.
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Instead, the moment becomes a personal window into the book's underlying theme: It is natural to want to read into the unexplainable and search for forces greater than ourselves — and yet, the more we want to believe, the more we need to enlist scientific inquiry on our side.
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And by extension, it is natural to assume — as voiced by Beric Dondarrion during season seven's big White Walker confrontation scene in "Beyond the Wall" — that if you kill the Night King, all the White Walkers he sired will also die, causing all the wights they sired to die.
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"The dungeon-like conditions that the tigers are forced to endure at Houston's Downtown Aquarium harm their physical health and psychological well being, and deny them much that is natural and important to a tiger," Dr. Jennifer Conrad, a veterinarian with the Animal Legal Defense Fund (ALDF), said in a statement.
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While many economists have said it is natural for a high-technology, highly developed economy like the United States to evolve away from raw industries, Mr. Trump presented the steel and aluminum sectors in romantic terms, signs of a muscular superpower that had been allowed to atrophy under his predecessors.
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It is natural that this point in life—when your kids need you less urgently, your aging parents might require your assistance, your body undergoes significant physical changes, you have to reckon with the gulf between your ambitions and what you've accomplished in life thus far—might precipitate a crisis.
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Former Trump campaign manager Corey LewandowskiCorey R. LewandowskiSunday shows - Recession fears dominate Lewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel MORE said Tuesday it is natural for some White House officials to leave their posts after the midterm elections.
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"It is natural that they are making such efforts, but we'll have to say that this person has been convicted and her sentence is definitive and currently she's serving her sentence but the question is whether she's eligible for [early] release," he said, according to Mizan Online, a news agency affiliated with the Iranian judiciary.
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As millions of citizens in the US shelter in place while girding themselves for the double whammy of an accelerating outbreak and a vicious economic recession, it is natural enough to look at Taiwan's example and wonder why we didn't do what they did, or, more pertinently, could we have done what they did?
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Aggressive warmongers, successfully spread out across the continents, forming global superpowers… it seemed to me we shared more in common with the Argentine ants than was comfortable to admit, and that in doing battle against the ants we'd come close to the crux of conservation and our ideas of what is natural and of what nature should be.
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"When you see someone from the National Guard on your street, or outside your home, it is natural and human to find it somewhat unsettling, because it is a visible illustration that things in your community are not functioning as they normally do," Noam Bramson, the city's mayor, said at a news conference at City Hall on Tuesday.
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Your choice to engage with Facebook or Instagram does not boil down to simply whether you are on it or not any more, and the acceptance of social media as a platform for expression and creation as well as socializing means that however you use it or present on it is natural and no longer (for the most part) subject to judgment.
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In this season of another landmark election — a recent poll showed that about 22000 percent of Americans believe the 22018 midterm elections are the most important midterms in their lifetime — it is natural to wonder if the public and private sectors have learned any lessons from the 2016 fiasco — and what is being done to better protect against this malfeasance by nation-state actors.
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As reported by Egyptian Streets' Mohamed Khairat, during a speech at a conference called "The Media and the Culture of Violence" at Cairo University, Ambassador Salah Abdel Sadek, the head of Egypt's State Information Service, told the audience that the Tom and Jerry cartoon, which is popular with children across the Middle East, sets an idea in the viewer's mind that violence is natural.
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And so even when the moment on Earth is dire, as it is now, with Nazis marching in the streets and a major US city recently submerged by record-setting rainfall, there is a framework we can look toward to make sense of it: one that is natural, and enormous, and that, at least according to Miller, will work even if we'll never understand exactly how.
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While it is natural for icebergs of all shapes and sizes to break off from large ice shelves, climate change may be accelerating the rapid deterioration of ice shelves like Larsen C. The Antarctic Peninsula has warmed by about 0.5°C per decade since the 1940s, but scientists are still uncertain of the degree to which human-driven global warming is responsible for this trend.
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When Susan flocks from club to club, nodding at acquaintances (all of whom she owes money to), drying her armpits with a hand-dryer in a public bathroom and crashing at a different place every night of the week, she's basically an up-and-coming Madonna, Her performance is natural and effortless, with none of the stiff, self-conscious line-readings that would come to characterize later roles.
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Yeah, but on solar, the Chinese have kind of invested heavily in that technology and made some significant advances, but as an example, there are multiple major utilities in the United States that are already spending significant amounts of money...Florida Power and Light... The government could make that coming transition so much smarter–I think the one I'm most focused on is natural gas because in the United States we've found these vast deposits.
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Parts will be, of necessity, see through and it was never intended to be built in areas where there is natural protection such as mountains, wastelands or tough rivers or water..... President Trump's tweet appears to be in response to reports published yesterday that Chief of Staff John Kelly, in a meeting with members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus, called Trump "uninformed" about the realities of the border during the presidential campaign.
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Parts will be, of necessity, see through and it was never intended to be built in areas where there is natural protection such as mountains, wastelands or tough rivers or water..... ....The Wall will be paid for, directly or indirectly, or through longer term reimbursement, by Mexico, which has a ridiculous $71 billion dollar trade surplus with the U.S. The $20 billion dollar Wall is "peanuts" compared to what Mexico makes from the U.S. NAFTA is a bad joke!
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Parts will be, of necessity, see through and it was never intended to be built in areas where there is natural protection such as mountains, wastelands or tough rivers or water….. … ....The Wall will be paid for, directly or indirectly, or through longer term reimbursement, by Mexico, which has a ridiculous $71 billion dollar trade surplus with the U.S. The $20 billion dollar Wall is "peanuts" compared to what Mexico makes from the U.S. NAFTA is a bad joke!
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Parts will be, of necessity, see through and it was never intended to be built in areas where there is natural protection such as mountains, wastelands or tough rivers or water..... ....The Wall will be paid for, directly or indirectly, or through longer term reimbursement, by Mexico, which has a ridiculous $71 billion dollar trade surplus with the U.S. The $85033 billion dollar Wall is "peanuts" compared to what Mexico makes from the U.S. NAFTA is a bad joke!
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Parts will be, of necessity, see through and it was never intended to be built in areas where there is natural protection such as mountains, wastelands or tough rivers or water..... [0515 EST] - ....The Wall will be paid for, directly or indirectly, or through longer term reimbursement, by Mexico, which has a ridiculous $71 billion dollar trade surplus with the U.S. The $20 billion dollar Wall is "peanuts" compared to what Mexico makes from the U.S. NAFTA is a bad joke!
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