That's up to us just as it is for China.
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That can be annoying, just as it is on Apple's platforms.
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The frontrunner in Iowa -- just as it is nationally -- remains Joe Biden.
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It is Australia's longest war, just as it is the United States'.
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That's worth remembering as an entrepreneur, just as it is for private citizens.
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Getting things right is worth the effort, just as it is in politics.
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"It's pretty cool just as it is," he said in a phone interview.
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And just as it is for us, this kind of attention is therapeutic.
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Just as it is controversial to say most of the shit I said.
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Just as it is affecting people, gentrification is displacing the city's wild animals, too.
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And, though it may sound trite, I love my life just as it is.
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Australia is acutely vulnerable to climate change, just as it is also a culprit.
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It is toxic to plants, just as it is to humans in high doses.
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Nationalism was the key to Bush's mass politics, just as it is for Trump.
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It should become a requirement, just as it is with other military and civilian jobs.
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But just as it is for kids and collectors, Woods can't pick just one favorite.
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Among Democrats, only a small percentage want lawmakers to keep ObamaCare just as it is.
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Hu: Just as it is in the US, some communities and people follow him closely.
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In the early 1990s, 2-percent GDP growth was the norm, just as it is today.
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Just as it is with health, where you live is a big determinant for your happiness.
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This is the essence of loving wine, just as it is with anything worth knowing about.
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The legal line is typically drawn at recording audio, just as it is with outdoor cameras.
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"Present Laughter" suggests that the stage is Mr. Scott's natural habitat, just as it is Garry's.
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Just as it is in the real world, this is a useful item for starting fires.
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Consuming alcohol or drugs while carrying on campus would be prohibited, just as it is in public.
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Relapse is also common, just as it is for those managing chronic health conditions like diabetes and hypertension.
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For its part, Apple is steadfastly refusing to act, just as it is in the San Bernardino case.
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This leaves the country vulnerable to yet more corruption just as it is expected to receive new immigrants.
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Just as it is always exposed when England's representatives meet Europe's best and brightest in the Champions League.
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That is a true fact, just as it is a true fact that Clinton won the popular vote.
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It is the validation of what came before just as it is the preparation for what comes after.
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Just as it is with people who squabble online, maintaining dominance is very important to elephant seals' social order.
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Of course, it is human to seek to escape negative feelings just as it is human to have them.
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Going blonde shouldn't be discouraging or trepidatious, but exciting and empowering — just as it is for our Caucasian peers.
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All of this is quite new for emerging markets, just as it is for the rest of the world.
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If Rotthaus has his way, Bayer will become a synonym for quality soccer just as it is for aspirin.
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And, just as it is today, gold is "an indication that the owner is fairly wealthy," Hayward-Trevarthen said.
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But first let's back up and set the scene, just as it is set for Wayne's verse to arrive.
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Crowding is what first dispersed these uses in New York, just as it is now bringing them back together.
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She said it was difficult to agree with everything Mr. Traficant did, just as it is with Mr. Trump.
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Germany, as a result, is left carrying a greater share of the burden just as it is becoming heaviest.
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It would stymie rural America just as it is poised to realize the economic promise of a connected world.
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In "July 4th" (2014), Gallace captures one white wave just as it is about to break on the shore.
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Online consent, just as it is with our bodies, should be clear, informed and a requirement for online platforms.
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Copying is the key element here, just as it is for art students standing at easels in the Louvre.
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Even then, Chrome would always be a second-class citizen to Edge — just as it is to Safari on iPhones.
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The show takes place in Michigan, opening on November 2016 just as it is announced that Trump won the presidency.
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Just as it is impossible, for now, to trampoline in cyberspace, nor is it easy to paint your nails online.
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Through your phone, the room around you looks just as it is, except the athlete is in it with you.
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The woman arrives early, just as it is opening, in fact, and stakes out a seat that's excellent for spying.
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As misguided as the Yankees pitching was in 1990, the hitting was even worse, just as it is in 2016.
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The Great Hall will be decorated just as it is in the film, complete with a staff costumed in Hogwarts uniforms.
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Mr Smith suggests that for trans women and men, being trans is an identity, just as it is for gay people.
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"It is not too late for concrete action, just as it is not too late for common human decency," he said.
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However, it is difficult to call a turkey sandwich "breakfast," just as it is difficult not to call a 7 a.m.
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It's true in Chicago, even with a rebuilding team that's lugging a 6-22 record, just as it is everywhere else.
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But just as it is a mistake to confuse courtesy with courage, it is a mistake to confuse anger with strength.
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This threat of violence is now a daily part of our lives, just as it is for our Jewish brothers and sisters.
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Reynes leaves toll-road operator Abertis just as it is at the centre of a 17 billion euro ($21 billion) takeover battle.
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Diabetes and the issues that surround it are personal to me, just as it is so personal to so many of you.
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By doing so, just as it is unconstitutional to draw districts based on race, it would be equally true for political beliefs.
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We have eliminated malaria from the rich world; it used to be endemic to France just as it is to Mali today.
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Its members, feeling threatened, rally behind their group identity, causing it to feel more important just as it is also in doubt.
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But as the country's political and economic crisis worsens, this new wave of Venezuelan cinema risks foundering just as it is gathering momentum.
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It is up to Australia to determine the basis on which foreign companies invest in our country, just as it is for China.
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"Just as it is too soon to endorse TPP, it is also too soon to close the door," she said in the letter.
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And that's good news for the auto industry, which would like to see a North American trade deal stand just as it is.
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Just as it is a political choice to put a thumb on the scale in favor of mergers, against enforcement, and for consolidation.
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However, JASTA's critics warned it would damage bilateral relations and disrupt traditions of international law, just as it is now starting to do.
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Just as it is all over Britain, what's left of traditional village life revolves precariously around the school, the church, and the pub.
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It was and remains important for Komen to "think pink" just as it is for every person, every family affected by breast cancer.
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Just as it is reaching peak fame, the previously innocent world of natural wine is coming under threat by opportunists and big business.
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It is a mistake to give Trump too much credit, just as it is a mistake to take his Drain the Swamp plan seriously.
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Yet it is hard to turn away, just as it is impossible not to back a heroine who, though bowed, refuses to be broken.
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In August of 1944, Jerusalem Avenue was one of the main roads running east and west through this city, just as it is today.
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There are absolutely no impurities in it and the taste of the cocktail gets to you just as it is; there are no intermediaries.
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This is true in natural disasters, just as it is with other challenges Americans face -- from chronic poverty to the vicissitudes of old age.
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It's a stretch to attach concrete causality to the wiener-socking incident, just as it is to any single one of the things above.
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"Now, it is our duty, just as it is the duty of monks in Myanmar to fight to protect our peaceful island from Islam."
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Just as it is the RPIC's responsibility to comply with Remote ID, it should also be up to the RPIC to control her data.
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Sweden is considered a progressive country in many respects, but coming out is still a big deal for us here—just as it is anywhere.
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There are times that it's fun for kids to send grandma a text, rather than pick up the phone – just as it is for parents.
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Just as it is challenging to smoke while knitting, when hands are holding needles and hooks, there's less snacking and mindless eating out of boredom.
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The threat of violence is now a daily part of our lives as Sikh Americans, just as it is for our Muslim brothers and sisters.
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With quicker implementation of appropriate policy, the Hinrich report indicated, digital data flows could add value to China's economy just as it is slowing down.
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Just as it is in humans, smoke inhalation is a concern for the horses who have been evacuated, especially those with pre-existing respiratory conditions.
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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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If the board's leadership were to be upended, it would create more uncertainty for the lender just as it is trying to regain some credibility.
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"Ernie said keep it just as it is normally ... Tiger also likes it firm and fiery and fast and he's expecting it so," added Forsyth.
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But in the country at large, the genocide remains mostly unknown, unmentioned in German schools, just as it is still largely unmentioned in Namibia's classrooms.
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Being in the US as an unauthorized immigrant would still be a civil offense, just as it is now, and could still lead to deportation.
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But its preparedness also indicates how pervasive the problem of exclusion is in the museum and art world, just as it is in other spaces.
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But, just as it is with "no-makeup makeup," these effortless looks actually do require a bit of effort — and it varies from style to style.
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"Aerobic exercise is the key for your head, just as it is for your heart," wrote the authors of a recent Harvard Medical School blog post.
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Knowing how to accept yourself shouldn't be complicated once you adopt the attitude of your cat, who considers itself to be great just as it is.
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Just as it is important not to be out of the market on those days, it is important not to omit key stocks from your portfolio.
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Just as it is hard to kindle a fire in wet snow, she could struggle to generate much heat or light in a busy Democratic field.
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It is powerfully symbolic for those institutions who decide to close, just as it is powerfully symbolic for other institutions to deliberately choose to remain open.
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Unquestionably, it is crass to frame WWI as a fun, exciting shooter, just as it is crass to do the same to the war in Iraq.
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Just as it is too early to support allegations of a conspiracy to frame Trump, it is too early to dismiss allegations of bias against Trump.
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Further evidence comes from China, the world's largest buyer of copper scrap, just as it is the world's largest buyer of mine concentrates and refined metal.
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It would open a rift with China just as it is weighing whether to join the United States again, this time in negotiating with North Korea.
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Racism was always key to the British feelings of superiority that lay behind this campaign, just as it is to the American equivalent championed by Trump.
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This was the story of the 2017 Obamacare repeal bills, just as it is the story of Medicaid work requirements, and the public charge rule today.
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Just as it is a massive failure that tests for the virus are not widely available, if we can't take our temperature we are flying blind.
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In poor countries, the damage per litre done by alcohol is greater—just as it is greater among the poor than the rich in Western countries.
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Davis's answer is ambiguous and perplexing, just as it is when he considers many similar cases — indeed, far too many, for a book of this length.
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The actors say the play describes their country as they see it, not just as it is portrayed in the news media — as a war zone.
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At this moment in another season of disappointment, Mr. Steel's dream seems more likely, although patience is required, just as it is required with the Mets.
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The spokeswoman tells PEOPLE that even if the city is able to purchase the property, it will remain just as it is for at least one year.
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But just as it is with New York, there never is a right time to start living the big gay lives that were once unavailable to us.
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We sample it melted into pork, baked into croutons, sandwiched with flaky bread, and just as it is, in chunks and slivers, in all its delicious glory.
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And though making it temporary may not fly, Britain can pull out of any agreement at a price—just as it is doing with the EU itself.
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So yes, it is costly to train an algorithm to handle every oddity associated with every disease, just as it is costly to train a human worker.
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Brad Sherman (D-Calif.) and Ed Royce (R-Calif.), have introduced legislation that would derail this successful state and local innovation just as it is catching on.
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Much remains to be said and learned about the issue; truncating this conversation just as it is beginning is wrong (and arguably violates the Administrative Procedure Act).
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I found that the value of the meal was a very important factor for me in my ranking, just as it is for fast-food eaters everywhere.
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Scalia's death leaves the court evenly divided between liberal and conservative justices just as it is set to decide major cases on abortion, voting rights and immigration.
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This is an undeniable fact, just as it is an undeniable fact that Israel has been operating for 70 years with Jerusalem as its center of government.
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Just as it is fascinating to watch birds' flight paths illuminated in the night sky, seeing the fireflies flash all at once is a spectacle to behold.
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Just as it is dangerous to try and catch a knife falling to the floor, it can be just as risky to buy during an aggressive sell-off.
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And comparing American Democrats to Nazis is not just incorrect, but wrong, just as it is when American Democrats and liberals directly compare Donald Trump to Adolf Hitler.
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As Tribole and Resch write in the book, "finding satisfaction in eating is the driving force of this process," just as it is in all areas of life.
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Just as it is difficult to anticipate where any challenge will come from, it is equally hard to see how Xi's supremacy in domestic politics can be sustained.
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Just as it is hard—some think impossible—for investors to reliably outperform the stockmarket, it should be tough to forecast inflation reliably better than the market does.
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The delay strained Britain's ties with China just as it is trying to reach out to non-European trading partners following its decision to leave the European Union.
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It is all the same whether you achieve something or not, have faith or not, just as it is all the same whether you cry or remain silent.
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The government is the nation's largest employer of workers with disabilities, just as it is the largest employer of workers without disabilities and the largest employer of veterans.
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Distance, of course, is necessary; it is the historian's aid to understanding and explaining social development, just as it is the politician's aid to dealing with social problems.
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But I like it best in a massive bowl, passed around just as it is — Danou-style — the dark, glossy surface daring you to tip it upside down.
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Just as it is all our responsibility to tackle climate change, it is also all our responsibility to ensure that a sustainable future holds a place for everyone.
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She wants the United States to be home to globally competitive financial services companies just as it is home to globally competitive airplane manufacturing, technology, pharmaceutical, and entertainment companies.
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But just as it is easier to simulate a simple pachinko machine than a complex one, it's easier to simulate a handful of qubits than a lot of them.
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Whitman is leaving just as it is time for an executive with technical prowess to come in and retool the company's offerings, said Ilya Kundozerov, equity analyst with Morningstar.
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Just as it is more efficient to fight wars with proxies, so too is it more efficient (and effective) to prevent larger wars by fighting small ones wherever possible.
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The crisis has put pressure on Prime Minister Volodymyr Groysman's government just as it is about to lose its year-long immunity from facing any vote of no confidence.
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Russia might hurt its warming relationship with Iran's bitter enemy Saudi Arabia just as it is working with the Saudis to limit global oil output and firm up prices.
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Since this type of debt typically cannot be discharged in bankruptcy, it can easily haunt you for a very long time just as it is doing with Allen Lomax.
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Friendship, which is, as Aristotle argued, critical to human well-being, is about looking out for each other, just as it is about taking pleasure in each other's successes.
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So, just as it is important to wash your hands and avoid physical contact with as many people as possible, it's also important to practice safe social media etiquette.
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So just as it is best to be at the front of the queue during a bank run, it is best to be the first firm to exit the plan.
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One of the biggest stakes in losing Gunn (just as it is with keeping him) is the potential financial success — or failure — that a "Guardians Three" would result in now.
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New federal rules announced Thursday have the potential to upend the multibillion-dollar electronic cigarette industry just as it is attempting to position itself as an alternative to traditional cigarettes.
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Truly, just as it is "politically incorrect" to liberals for conservatives to discriminate against minorities, it is politically incorrect to conservatives for liberals to fight for minorities' right to exist.
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But it is still sort of the same dish, just as it is sort of the same as a dish made in Alaska out of dinner rolls instead of potatoes.
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But racism was absolutely central to Francis, just as it is a cornerstone of right-wing populism in general, where it's used as the glue to hold white people together.
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After the war, exaggerated comic art briefly takes over the narrative and begins to transform and revive Tezuka, just as it is helping to transform and revive Japan around him.
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Then again, the old map and her current district, including part of Raleigh and some surrounding communities, might be left just as it is for one last election this fall.
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That's the only way to keep the Heath from going to wrack and ruin — and to keep it looking "just as it is now," as though nothing had been done.
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It is imperative that we find effective solutions for the grave humanitarian crisis we are suffering, just as it is to go on building a path toward understanding and reconciliation.
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Netflix raised the subscription price for its American customers earlier this year, just as it is about to face strong competition from other media companies starting their own online streaming services.
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Investors' fears about the impact of trade tensions and heightened uncertainty on business investment and growth next year is darkening the outlook for distillates just as it is hitting equity markets.
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Just as it is inappropriate and wrong to apply business principles to run the federal government en masse, so is it when it comes to improving racial representation in governing institutions.
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Financial backing will be the biggest hurdle, despite having a factory contract with Aston Martin in sportscars, just as it is for anyone setting out to climb through the junior series.
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It is quite possible that he possessed this kind of arrogance long before finding fame, of course, just as it is possible that dancing with a burgeoning movie starlet changed him.
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Reynes leaves airports and motorway operator Abertis just as it is subject to two competing takeover bids from German builder Hochtief, majority-owned by Spanish builder ACS , and Italian peer Atlantia.
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Thom Tillis said that, just as it is critical for health care workers to show up to work, it is also critical for senators to be there and do their jobs.
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Just as it is healthier and more sustainable to eat foods close to where they are grown, the argument goes, so, too, should electricity be consumed closer to where it is produced.
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Then having successful new companies come to the Bay Area would be seen as a win for ordinary residents there, just as it is in most other parts of the United States.
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If the Chinese did pull ahead, our government could invest in research and development and pursue tactical trade policy, just as it is doing today to hold China's 5G technology at bay.
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Behind the deal Food delivery is taking off in emerging markets just as it is in developed ones — but is focused even more on restaurants that make food explicitly for these services.
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This is not the age of slender men in black capes lurking in alleyways with round bombs, just as it is not the age of political discussions in a Munich beer hall.
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For the minority who'd managed to elude parasitic infection, however, the opposite was true, and the ApoE4 gene was connected with cognitive decline, just as it is for people in industrialized countries.
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The company said that it was the result of fewer smartphone sales than average, citing "slow" Galaxy S9 sales just as it is expected to announce the new Note 9 device this week.
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Both parties can withdraw from the treaty, which would mean a return to hard national borders, a move that would symbolically cut Britain off from the continent just as it is implementing Brexit.
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But just as it is a bad idea to skip a building inspection on your new house, you shouldn't let vehicle-makers skip FMVSS tests for your new car — self-driving or otherwise.
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In the case of the Roman Catholic Church, a full reckoning is required, just as it is required for any other institution that wants to regain trust and moral authority after such revelations.
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A slowdown in China, New Zealand's biggest export market, is a key concern for policymakers, just as it is for many other nations whose economic fortunes are closely linked to the Asian giant.
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It was Nixon against Dean, just as it is Trump against Gordon Sondland, Kurt Volker, William Taylor, Marie Yovanovitch, Alexander Vindman, Fiona Hill, George Kent, Lev Parnas, and, well, you get the point.
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As you can see, New York City is responsible for a lion's share of the nation's total bike-share riders (just as it is responsible for a lion's share of its total transit riders).
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The purpose of the full-frame Lumix S line is as simple as it is ambitious: Panasonic wants to assert itself a leader in professional still photography just as it is with prosumer video.
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But it is of course possible to support this policy for reasons other than bias against homosexuals, just as it is possible to oppose affirmative action for reasons other than bias against racial minorities.
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To be sure, it can be dangerous to overestimate the pace of technological change (where is that jet pack I was promised, anyway?), just as it is usually foolish to bet against human ingenuity.
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Efforts to prevent firearm injuries and deaths warrant dedicated funding and federal and state support, just as it is for other public health crises, such as cigarette smoking, HIV/AIDS and the opioid epidemic.
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The sound of it is not so much a sound as it is an action—a gathering tide, a firework just as it is about to mushroom with wild light, a tremor gaining force.
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It is important for black people to show up for Indigenous folks, just as it is important for Indigenous folks to show up for black folks; and what we each need comes from us.
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"Just as it is important for people to not visit aged care facilities in large numbers, it is also important they're not visiting remote indigenous communities or remote parts of the country," he added.
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It's going to be a touchstone for the little kids whose schools have closed just as it is for the college students sent home when they expected to be spring breaking and senior springing.
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"Just as it is important for people to not visit aged care facilities in large numbers, it is also important they're not visiting remote indigenous communities or remote parts of the country," he added.
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Even after a massacre that left 50 people dead, the fight over guns and safety will be a fraught one for politicians in peaceful New Zealand, just as it is in the United States.
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Just as it is difficult to defeat an army of enemies by picking off individual soldiers one at a time, even one targeted therapy in metastatic NSCLC is unlikely to eradicate the entire disease.
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"We wanted the official language of the Church to be experienced in news just as it is in the daily broadcast of a Mass in Latin," said Andrea Tornielli, the editorial director for Vatican communications.
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We have many friends on the hill who do excellent work, and just as it is the job of Congress to provide oversight to VA, it's all of our jobs to provide oversight to Congress.
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Just as it is almost certain that you won't get eaten by a shark this summer, it is a near certainty that the vast majority of companies won't end up in Mr. Trump's cross hairs.
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"The cycling of oxygen and hydrogen in Europa's ocean will be a major driver for Europa's ocean chemistry and any life there, just as it is on Earth," explains Steve Vance, a researcher from JPL.
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It is in the single market but not the euro (and so liable for euro-zone bail-outs), just as it is in the EU but not the Schengen passport-free zone (with its refugee crisis).
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It is unclear this early in the election cycle whether Mr. Lieberman can capitalize on his success, though he may well pick up some votes, just as it is too early to write Mr. Netanyahu out.
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And, just as it is undoubtedly true that in few other places besides Italy do successive eras remain in such active dialogue, in few other pursuits outside fashion is temporality so intrinsic to the creative process.
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Just as it is with all of the members of our editorial and business staff, you're the TechCrunch family and we will make sure that any decisions we make have you at heart, no matter what.
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The flood of imports has hit the European steel industry just as it is bouncing back from a crisis that began five years ago and was caused by steel sold at dumping prices by Chinese producers.
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This pluralism is always frustrating to politicians, just as it is to artists, because both tend to believe so implicitly in their own sincerity and good will that they come to perceive opposition as mere obstinacy.
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Just as it is the right of any fan to speak in support of Colin, there is the right of owners to respect what droves of their fan base feel concerning traditional notions of respect for country.
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The Mnuchin camp fears that an all-out trade war would damage the highly-integrated global economy just as it is running strongly on all cylinders, and recognizes China's importance to a successful U.S.-North Korea summit.
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Still, it's hard to know if he can continue to pull this off as the court drifts ever farther right — just as it is hard to see him denying conservatives the votes to overturn Roe v. Wade.
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That sets up a potentially explosive set of votes just before Christmas, when the House may be considering impeachment articles against Mr. Trump just as it is staring down a deadline to avoid a disastrous government shutdown.
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"It is critical, obviously, that Russia restrain both itself and the Assad regime from conducting offensive operations, just as it is our responsibility to get the opposition to refrain from engaging in those operations," Kerry told reporters.
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Just as it is in this administration&aposs benefit, sometimes, to be in open hostility and conflict with what the president calls the lying press it works for them in that way and it works for individual reporters.
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"The cycling of oxygen and hydrogen in Europa's ocean will be a major driver for Europa's ocean chemistry and any life there, just as it is on Earth," lead author Steve Vance of JPL noted in a statement.
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We are and have been part of this global community and it's our responsibility, just as it is Facebook's, to foster the kinds of constructive conversations and sense of community that we want to see in our Newsfeed.
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Surely that is the sentiment felt by the parents of Alton Sterling, Philandro Castile, Patrick Zamarripa, Lorne Ahrens, Michael Smith, Michael Krol and Brent Thompson, just as it is for the parents of others lost to senseless killing.
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Just as it is our obligation to teach young people that adults can be counted on to do right when it's hard and our democracy is based on respectful self-expression and challenging those who would silence others.
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And I eventually came to the conclusion that my brothers in Al Qaeda had already reached a few years earlier — that jihad against America is binding upon myself, just as it is binding on every other able Muslim.
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But I think that it is important to have female authors, and in general a diversity of authors — the frame and the perspective will necessarily be different, just as it is different from one individual to the next.
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Just as it is becoming clearer to many Americans that a progressive agenda in the United States includes solidarity with the Palestinian struggle for freedom and equality, Omar's support for Palestinians is part of her core belief system.
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For Fox's older, conservative audience it's essentially a bingo twice over, ridiculing not only naïve youths but public broadcasting, which, as the movie shows, was targeted for funding cuts then by the Nixon administration, just as it is now.
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The first-person perspectives in all these novels for grown-ups get at what is essential and true about childhood, and also provide young readers with startling glimpses of the adult world just as it is coming into view.
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But by positioning inert found objects as so many little idols or Buddhas, Lee also calls attention to our own tragic readiness to anthropomorphize anything we look at, and to the difficulty of seeing anything just as it is.
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Just as it is easy to be sympathetic to Jones's trying to direct attention to a player based in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, Peppers has an uphill climb that perhaps justifies Harbaugh's extra efforts on his behalf.
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Child sex trafficking and prostitution is a problem in Thailand, just as it is in countless other parts of the world like Musk's country of birth South Africa, but simply living in any country is clearly not grounds for such accusations.
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The backlash, several women said, has drowned out voices calling on Muslims to be more up front about how leadership misconduct is a problem in Islam just as it is in other faiths, a discussion they say is long overdue.
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It is never possible to pinpoint a specific war and say that it would not have happened in the absence of climate change, just as it is impossible to say that a particular flood or typhoon was caused by it.
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Just as it is unhelpful to turn the means of murder into the singular cause of the crimes, it is damaging to engage in suspect profiling to such a point that we dehumanize a rather large category of young men.
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Jamison's book fits well into this rich body of recovery memoirs and her book would be strengthened by being situated among them, just as it is strengthened by the portraits of the famous fiction writers and poets she has included.
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The city faced a budget shortfall of $21625 million, which amounted to nearly a quarter of its entire budget, and the option for bankruptcy proceedings available to U.S. cities was off the table, just as it is for Puerto Rico.
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Mr Fang, the author of the study for the WHO, says that if Chinese girls were more open, then the true rate of female sexual abuse might turn out to be as high as elsewhere, just as it is for boys.
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But this is an illusion of choice, just as it is when we are ostensibly given the option to decide whether to agree to terms set by large corporations in standardized take-it-or-leave-it click-to-agree documents.
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Such a move could prove significant because it would appear to reduce the prospect of Weidmann, the ECB's most hawkish policymaker, taking over leadership of the ECB just as it is likely to start exiting its ultra accommodative policy stance.
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Budgeting is about making tough choices, but to abandon one of our most successful and innovative endeavors — one in which we are the global leader — just as it is clearly transitioning to a hub of commercial activity would be extremely shortsighted.
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Just as it is on Broadway, "Hamilton" is unusual in the West End for having a majority-minority cast — a fact that Mr. Westman (whose alternate, Ash Hunter, will play the role at certain performances) finds frustrating in a multiethnic society.
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It's the viewers' prerogative to look — or to look away — just as it is ours to watch or not watch "House of Cards" or "Rosemary's Baby" or "Transparent" or, yes, to listen to old episodes of a very boring radio show.
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Just as it is difficult to put a price tag on a single-payer system, it is similarly difficult to say with certainty that it will cost less than the current health care system, despite Mr. Sanders' assertion that it will.
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But a costly turnaround programme is hardly timely, given Novartis's overall revenue could come under pressure with the patent expiry on its blood cancer drug Glivec just as it is stepping up marketing for its new heart-attack drug Entresto.
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Just as it is shameful for government regulation to exclude people from neighborhoods on the basis of race, it is similarly deplorable for local governments to exclude entire groups of adults and children from communities on the basis of income.
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Two months into 22016, the government is already facing unforeseen spending that could total roughly half a billion dollars, according to a Reuters calculation, just as it is supposed to be exercising budget discipline under an International Monetary Fund program.
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Just as it is browbeating neighbours over the South China Sea less than some had predicted, so, for all that it relishes being referred to as a leader in climate change, it is far from keen to take on a leader's responsibilities.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's shale gas industry could get a helping hand from a falling pound and a supportive new prime minister just as it is gearing up for its first production this year, after facing economic and political challenges that slowed its start.
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It turns out that it might be a bit harder for larger companies with hardened systems to make wholesale changes in the way they develop applications, just as it is difficult for large organizations to take on any type of substantive change.
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This is ludicrous and dangerous, just as it is when the tobacco, oil, sugar, and food industries do the same, muddling scientific debate with sophisticated corporate propaganda and slow-walking actual progress to point where people begin questioning the value of science itself.
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It is remarkable that Khakpour managed to write this memoir despite her sickness, just as it is remarkable that such a small pest—a kaneh, as her parents call it in Farsi, a word that's also an insult—could wreak such havoc.
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Just as it is difficult to judge the intent of the Russian hackers in attacking Ms. McCaskill's office, it is hard to fully understand why they have put so much effort into installing "implants" — hard-to-find malware — in the utility operating systems.
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The visit is potentially an opportunity for Ms. Haley to show to fellow Council diplomats that she can deliver the White House, just as it is a way for her to show how much the United States matters to the United Nations.
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My favorite is the font: Just as it is impossible to invent leather jogging pants, it is impossible to "rip off" a gothic font, a typographic style that could just as likely be a reference to graphic T-shirts sold at Walmart.
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"This threat of violence is now a daily part of our lives, just as it is for our Jewish brothers and sisters," Sodhi wrote, before drawing inspiration from his faith: "in a time of despair, it is ... love and optimism" that should guide us.
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"Without any direct legislation by Congress on the issue, the United States federal court system will continue to be available to Huawei for patent infringement claims, just as it is available to any other company," Robert Mattson, a U.S.-based intellectual property lawyer, told CNBC.
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That's why I know that the skin color of the police officer who killed Keith Lamont Scott in Charlotte in a still-disputed shooting is largely irrelevant, just as it is in most such incidents, no matter what media critics such as Howard Kurtz think.
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Just as it is said that the first world war was the calamity from which sprang all the other calamities of the 20th century, so too was the bungled aftermath of the invasion of Iraq the screw-up from which all other screw-ups followed.
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But it's "possible the Russian helicopter was carrying both empty pods and aid, just as it is possible that the pods were empty because the rockets had been fired earlier in the flight," said Jeremy Binnie, IHS Jane's Defence Weekly Middle East and Africa editor.
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Actually, the Afghans won't "struggle" to maintain the MD-6900 as the U.S. is paying for a logistics support contract, just as it is paying to support their fleet of Mi-2628s, C-28503 and C-22019 cargo aircraft, and A-29 attack aircraft.
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Warfarin is still used in Australia as a rat poison, just as it is in the United States, though it has become less popular because rats seem to develop a tolerance for it (which pharmacologists said would most likely be the case for pigs).
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Veteran observers will note that it is much easier to cut tax rates than to close the loopholes (which are defended vigorously by lobbyists), just as it is easy to announce the intention to cut public spending in aggregate but much more difficult to eliminate specific items.
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"It's a broad challenge for India and for Indian society, just as it is for us, but it's one in which we are looking to continuing to partner with Indian government to improve the lives and the conditions and the opportunities available to women," the official said.
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On a recent morning, I went to the primary school and met the second graders, who insisted on writing their names in my notebook because they said the names are hard for Italians to pronounce, just as it is hard for some immigrant children to master Italian.
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It would be unfair to characterize all of these people as misogynists eager to enact their twisted rape fantasies on unsuspecting hunks of plastic, just as it is unfair to characterize everyone who buys sex (an estimated 14 percent of American men) as brutal and exploitative.
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Just as it is easy for individuals to put off saving for retirement when the rent comes due or to splurge on a weekend getaway, firms feel pressure to put off long-term investing to make shareholders happy in the short term by boosting stock price.
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Just as it is unlikely that Trump would have actually placed a 35% tariff on Ford cars being shipped from Mexico — because he, or his advisers, understand the dire consequences of setting off a trade war -- the protectionist rhetoric is more of a threat than a plan of action.
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"So I agree that climate change needs to be put out there as a major driver of vector-borne disease in the US just as it is in Southern Europe (return of malaria to Italy and Greece), schistosomiasis in Corsica, and West Nile Virus across Southern Europe," said Hotez.
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Yet it is hard to see a carve-out for the City from broader controls, just as it is hard to imagine a deal that gives it alone full access to the EU's single market (and bankers snort at any notion that they might pay for the privilege).
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Though transmission of data is handled by the main processor, Apple Pay dialogs on screen are completely rendered by the T1 to take advantage of the Secure Enclave, a portion of the chip set aside for personal information just as it is in iPhones and Apple Watch devices.
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Just as it is "entirely fair for voters to analyze the available facts about Hillary Clinton's email scandal [...] without waiting for the outcome of a civil or criminal proceeding," so is it entirely fair to voters to assess Mr. Moore's character based on reports in The Washington Post.
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Running in a race that will unfold after many Democratic voters believe that Hillary Clinton — who would have been the first woman President — was beaten in an illegitimate election, was always going to be a challenge for the 76-year-old Biden — just as it is for Sen.
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" She pointed out that the tribal loyalty of many Republican voters would be pushed beyond the breaking point if the party abandoned its opposition to abortion, just as it is "difficult to imagine feminist women continuing to support the Democratic Party if it abandoned its pro-choice position on abortion.
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Eighty-five percent of the graduating class of fashion majors is female, just as it is at the other major New York fashion schools: the Fashion Institute of Technology, where 27 percent of the graduating class is female, and Pratt, where 54 of the 58 graduating fashion majors are women.
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DUBAI/LONDON (Reuters) - The African nation of Gabon wants to rejoin OPEC after more than two decades, two OPEC sources said, becoming the second former member in a year to seek a return to the oil exporters' group just as it is taking the first steps in years to prop up prices.
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The fact that it is constitutionally within the power of Speaker Pelosi to invite or disinvite President Trump from giving the State of the Union address to Congress, just as it is within the power of President Trump to ground a military plane, does not make either these actions right or just.
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"With the American invasion of Iraq and continued U.S. aggression against Muslims I could not reconcile between living in the U.S. and being a Muslim, and I eventually came to the conclusion that jihad against America is binding upon myself just as it is binding on every other able Muslim," he wrote.
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And once you grow skeptical of that character, it's easy for the house of cards you've mentally constructed, the one that's necessary to keep the legend of "Chuck Tingle, man-loving wizard" intact just as it is, to collapse (which is exactly the effect an admirer of Andy Kaufman might hope to achieve).
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It's there when I need to proofread Dan's Word documents for formatting inconsistencies or tell him which bottle contains Tylenol and which the dog's allergy meds, just as it is when he has to climb ladders to change our smoke alarm batteries or hold me upright as we walk on ice-slick streets.
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Donna Lieberman, executive director of the New York Civil Liberties Union, said that it's hard to imagine the police undertaking a major reduction in stop and frisk under Bloomberg without the mayor's influence, just as it is hard to imagine that the police had previously undertaken their major increase under Bloomberg without his influence.
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In the speech, Obama directly took on Trump's notion that we should introduce formal religious discrimination into our immigration policy: But just as it is the responsibility of Muslims around the world to root out misguided ideas that lead to radicalization, it is the responsibility of all Americans — of every faith — to reject discrimination.
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If I say that Dave Eggers's new book, The Monk of Mokha, is about coffee or about a young man's coming of age or about winning material success, I say so because it isn't entirely clear what this book is about, just as it is hard to make out what kind of book one is reading.
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"The new strategic framework will make it clear that the Department is committed to addressing the threat posed by terrorism and targeted violence at home, just as it is committed to continuing to aggressively pursue the foreign terrorist organizations it has denied entry to the United States for nearly seventeen years," DHS said in a statement.
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But if McGregor, who loves to talk as much as he loves to fight and loves to win, has indeed left the sport for good after months of career and legal troubles, U.F.C. will be without its most popular and recognizable fighter just as it is trying to expand its footprint in a crowded sports landscape.
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Just as it is now hard to imagine that the West Side Tennis Club once had sufficient elbow room to stage the United States Open, it is tough to visualize Kooyong as a Grand Slam showcase, even though it might well have remained so if its club members in the early 1980s had shown more enthusiasm for retaining the privilege.
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The Gorilla Glass 2198 on the front is curved very slightly at the edges to blend down into the rest of the body of the tablet, just as it is on the Pixel 212.9 XL. It is also flanked on the left and right by two front-facing stereo speakers which get very loud and sound much better than your average laptop.
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It is a question that Browne poses, but the answers he hints at are familiar and pat: It is possible to absorb evil, he suggests, just as it is impossible to feel connected to evil without that connection hinting at an evil within us, and the only solution when we feel this connection is to get out while we can.
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But now, at the very worst possible moment, Trump seems hell-bent on touching off a trade war with one of our most critical allies and the very country we most desperately need to support just as it is facing an existential challenge from its arch enemy to the north, which has also threatened to unleash a nuclear Armageddon on America.
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But just as it is unwise to take Senate Republicans at their word when they say they will vote against a bill, it is also unwise to assume that the not-so-skinny repeal bill would just move the legislative process into its next, penultimate phase: the conference committee, where House and Senate Republicans would hash out a final bill.
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We all can learn that just as it is unfair to categorically label an entire city or fan base in one stroke, it is equally unfair to categorize a group of people because someone broke into your car, or blame an entire ethnic group because some kids who got bused into your school system are assumed to have lowered your test scores.
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Just as it is no coincidence that Trump is targeting Lewis as we prepare to mark a day remembering Martin Luther King, it is not accidental that Lynch will deliver her final speech as attorney general in Birmingham, a major site not only in King's life but also in the civil rights movement writ large -- and located in a state that is home to her successor.
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"When I take a knee, I am facing the flag with my full body, staring straight into the heart of our country's ultimate symbol of freedom — because I believe it is my responsibility, just as it is yours, to ensure that freedom is afforded to everyone in this country," she wrote at the time of her protest in an op-ed for the Players' Tribune.
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Just as it is unthinkable that the same strictures would apply to a black man drinking a tallboy on a sidewalk in East New York and a private equity investor having a glass of pinot noir on his stoop on East 93rd Street, it is inconceivable that a woman in Chelsea would be stopped by the police on her way to Barry's Bootcamp in cropped leggings and a sports bra.
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But it is absurd to identify the world with those zones in the well-off countries where people have the dubious privilege of being spectators, or of declining to be spectators, of other people's pain, just as it is absurd to generalize about the ability to respond to the sufferings of others on the basis of the mind-set of those consumers of news who know nothing at first hand about war and massive injustice and terror.
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The Nominees — Viola Davis (Fences), Ruth Negga (Loving), Emma Stone (La La Land), Annette Bening (183th Century Women), Natalie Portman (Jackie) The Next 218 — Marion Cotillard (Allied), Amy Adams (Arrival), Emily Blunt (The Girl on the Train), Jessica Chastain (Miss Sloane), Jennifer Lawrence (Passengers) The Dark Horses — Meryl Streep (Florence Foster Jenkins), Alicia Vikander (The Light Between Oceans), Rooney Mara (Una), Susan Sarandon (The Meddler), Sally Field (Hello, My Name Is Doris), Taraji P. Henson (Hidden Figures), Felicity Jones (Rogue One: A Star Wars Story), Isabelle Huppert (Elle), Sasha Lane (American Honey), Anya Taylor-Joy (The Witch), Rosamund Pike (A United Kingdom), Jennifer Connelly (American Pastoral) Just as it is each year, there's no shortage of options in this category, but at this stage in the game, it's too early to definitively say who will separate themselves — first from their co-stars, and then from the rest of the pack.
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