Trauma leads to memory leads to prevention leads to autonomy.
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It's a perfect startup story: hunch leads to problem leads to customer assessment leads to solution leads to product.
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Fear leads to anger … anger leads to hate … hate leads to suffering.
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Fear leads to anger; anger leads to hate; hate leads to suffering.
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I think awareness leads to inquisitiveness leads to questions leads to, hopefully, action.
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Unicycling leads to wire walking which leads to trapeze artistry which leads to skydiving.
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More hate leads to more hate leads to more hate leads to more hate.
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When you look at some of our games today, you see that we have strong female leads, we have strong black leads, we have strong Latino leads, we have young leads to older leads.
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Remember this … Dinner leads to drinks, drinks leads to bad decisions, bad decisions leads to sex, and sex leads to one of these lil monsters.
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That leads to anorexia, that leads to plastic surgery, it leads to all sorts of unpleasantness.
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And love leads to commitment and commitment leads to marriage and marriage leads to living with one man for the rest of your life, which leads to … oh, God.
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Biden leads Trump by 2900 points while Sanders leads by 220006 points, Warren leads by 2202 points and Harris leads by 2628 points in hypothetical match-ups with Trump.
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Confusion leads to stress, stress leads to avoidance, and avoidance leads to making the same expensive mistakes every year.
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More distrust leads to tighter regulations, which leads to slower growth, which leads to sour mentalities and more distrust.
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The thrashing, clashing guitars convey anger not with the subject, but with the fact that "fear leads to panic, panic leads to pain / Pain leads to anger, anger leads to hate".
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More mobility in jobs leads to more choice, more outsourcing leads to cheaper labor, and more automation leads to downsizing.
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On TV, minorities accounted for 235.7% of broadcast scripted leads, 244.8% of cable scripted leads, and 12.9% of digital series leads.
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A pie that's not growing as quickly leads to real tension, it leads to real hardship, it leads to real resentment.
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They provide people with drugs, which leads to addiction, which leads to families being deteriorated, which leads to children growing up without proper supervision, which leads to them looking to the streets for love, which leads to violence and more drug addiction or distribution.
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It's a question many a love-seeking youth has asked themselves in an age in which swiping leads to texting leads to hanging out leads to banging leads to ... who the heck knows?
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Rollerblading leads to hover boarding which leads to electric unicycling.
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Trump leads Clinton among men, but Clinton leads among women.
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One element leads to another, and that combination leads on.
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He leads them all but leads Biden by eight points.
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I realized that revolution leads to counterrevolution leads to counterrevolution.
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But ambiguity leads to doubt, and doubt leads to discovery, and, well, discovery leads to a more nuanced view of the world.
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What you hear over and over is the pattern that's been repeating itself since she first picked up a ball: drive leads to work leads to learning leads to achievement leads back to drive.
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"Diversity leads to social problems, it leads to conflict, it leads to war," Conte told abc7 in an interview, while holding a cigar.
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Polarization leads to distrust and tribalism which leads to more polarization.
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Amplifying content which leads to more engagement leads to more revenue.
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Wind boarding leads to kite surfing which leads to fly boarding.
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Business spending leads to productivity gains, which leads to higher wages.
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"Either the U.S. leads or no one leads," Mr. Crocker said.
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Social interaction leads to the disease spreading, leads to people dying.
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This leads to cynicism which leads to ignoring otherwise pertinent information.
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"Rock music leads to drugs, which leads to sex, which leads to abortions," Dante Mantovani claimed in a post on his personal YouTube page.
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This leads to a lot of socializing, which leads to collaborating, etc.
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Overeating is an addiction that leads to obesity, that leads to death.
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Trump also leads among white men, and Clinton leads among white women.
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This leads to potentially more competition, which leads to more competitive pricing.
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If it leads to civil penalties, if it leads to criminal responsibility.
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Cable-scripted leads accounted for 20.2% while broadcast-scripted leads were 18.7%.
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Trump leads Clinton, 48% to 41%, but only leads Sanders 47% to 46%.
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Harris leads among all groups, except Latinos, which Sánchez leads by 22019 points.
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In this interdependent world, connectivity leads to prosperity and isolation leads to poverty.
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Home instability in turn leads to double the cortisol levels of children in secure homes, which leads to poor academic performance, which leads to lower professional success.
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Mark leads the Institutional Investment Consulting practice, and Susan leads the Qualified Plans practice.
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Trump leads Indiana by 5 points, while Clinton leads in Michigan by 11 points.
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Joe Biden leads this group by three points, and Bernie Sanders leads by four.
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If making money leads to happiness, making other people happy leads to super-happiness.
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Mimi Walters leads Democrat Katie Porter CA-48: Democrat Harley Rouda leads Republican Rep.
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Rob Woodall leads Democrat Carolyn Bourdeaux NJ-3: Democrat Andrew Kim leads Republican Rep.
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Is it job loss that leads to depression, which leads to drug use and suicide?
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She leads among women by 20 points, while Mr Trump leads with men by seven.
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As of this writing, the Democrat leads in Arizona and the Republican leads in Florida.
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That leads to a corner, which leads to Thomas Delaney sending a header well wide.
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Florida leads the nation in juvenile arrests, and Orange County leads the state, she said.
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"Precision leads to efficiency, efficiency leads to decreased usage, decreased usage leads to decreased margins or margin compression, and that will lead to companies getting leaner and meaner," said Underhill.
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Compromising privacy leads to issues with trust, which leads to someone using a less secure app.
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Register for 14 trial accounts with sales leads sites, to use those leads in other scams.
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Hensarling leads the House Financial Services Committee, while Smith leads the Science, Space and Technology panel.
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Among black voters, she leads 275% to 258%, and among women, she leads 210% to 215%.
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It isn't mimicry, which leads nowhere, but a curious sort of imaginary impersonation, which leads everywhere.
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In the HuffPollster averages, Clinton now leads Trump by 5 points, while Sanders leads by 85033.
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Qualifying under either leads to a partial exemption; qualifying under both leads to a full exemption.
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There's a town car that leads to a private plane that leads to a beautiful home that leads to a ... when you talk about impact, they don't even ... They don't understand.
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But, as roughly 50% of the population, women are still underrepresented on every front: film leads (31.2%), film directors (6.9%), film writers (13.8%), broadcast scripted leads (35.7%) and cable scripted leads (44.8%).
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The nearly impervious door leads to yet another long, dark staircase that leads to yet another door.
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Burr also leads with white and male voters, while the Democrat leads with women and nonwhite voters.
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The former presidential candidate also leads among men and white voters, while Murphy leads among nonwhite voters.
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Trump leads Clinton among men by 22 points, while Clinton leads Trump among women by 11 points.
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"It's part of a much greater narrative that leads to harassment, it leads to violence," she said.
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Cruz leads Trump 21625 to 2900 percent, and Rubio leads the outspoken businessman 220006 to 2202 percent.
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Because while America leads the world in student loan debt, it also leads the world in outsourcing.
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CA-39: Republican Young Kim leads Democrat Gil Cisneros CA-45: Democrat Katie Porter leads Republican Rep.
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Troy Stevenson, who leads CommOps, and Shalin Amin who leads brand design will report to Rachel Holt.
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Trump leads Clinton by 4 points among men, and Clinton leads Trump by 5 points among women.
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Lower taxes make new investments more profitable, which leads to more investment, which leads to more growth.
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Hates lead to harassment and abuse, and that abuse leads to violence, and that violence leads to retaliation.
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Current managers also need to apply for new roles such as business leads, team leads and academy trainers.
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SOMEBODY NEEDS TO EXPLAIN TO ME HOW HIGHER RATES LEADS TO MORE INVESTMENT, LEADS TO FASTER ECONOMIC GROWTH.
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Facebook's structure "leads to a culture of unaccountability, which ultimately leads to problems," Elson, the Delaware professor, said.
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They have to cut wages, which leads to unionism, which has to be repressed, which leads to socialism.
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That leads to carelessness, which in turn leads to more scandals, and on and on the cycle goes.
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"Rock music leads to drugs, which leads to sex, which leads to abortions," claimed Dante Mantovani, newly-appointed head of the National Arts Foundation (Funarte), in a recent post on his personal YouTube page.
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For the season, Matz leads all rookies with seven wins and also leads in ERA (2.60) and strikeouts (53).
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But my favorite thing to do is to play, and playing leads to creativity, which leads to unique character.
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Strong safety Micah Hyde leads the NFL with five interceptions, and Alexander leads the league with four forced fumbles.
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The profit motive in the media leads to lots of positive outcomes, but it also leads inexorably to sensationalism.
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Fear leads to anger, anger leads to hate...we all know the rest of that chain reaction of emotions.
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Justification of bigotry leads to hatred, which leads to wars, which destroy people's lives and the fabric of society.
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Jeff Denham leads Democrat Josh Harder CA-249.1: Republican Young Kim leads Democrat Gil Cisneros CA-25: Republican Rep.
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It led to two new leads, and 13 leads the FBI already had, according to the New York Times.
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Trump leads among white voters with a high school degree or less, and Clinton leads among college-educated whites.
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Clinton currently leads Sanders in both of those contests and Trump leads the field in both states as well.
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With Marin heading the government, all of Finland's five major political parties will now have women at the helm: Katri Kulmuni, 32, leads the Centre Party; Maria Ohisalo, 34, leads the Green League; Li Andersson, 32, leads the Left Alliance; and Anna-Maja Henriksson, 55, leads the Swedish People's Party of Finland.
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From the Dutch tulip mania of the 1600s through the Depression and on, we find that, to summarize the economist Hyman Minsky, stability leads to optimism, which leads to overconfidence and deregulation, which leads to disaster.
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They improve the number of daily active users, which leads to more ad engagement, which leads to better quarterly earnings.
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When I watched movies as a kid, I saw unattractive male leads consistently being paired with conventionally beautiful female leads.
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This loss of prey leads to snow leopards attacking livestock, which then leads to people killing snow leopards in retaliation.
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One reason that leads spend too much time in the pipeline is because those leads aren't the decision-makers themselves.
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Christine Herron Christine Herron co-leads Intel Capital's Diversity Fund, and leads investments in early-stage companies for Intel Capital.
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And let's face it, ordering one drink usually leads to ordering two or three, which often leads to ordering food.
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In that race, McGinty leads among women, 2628 to 28503 percent, and Toomey leads among men, 22019 to 41 percent.
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This threat sounds more like he leads Turkey or the Philippines, not like he leads the United States of America.
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Unfortunately this leads some to follow a path that leads to drug trafficking or taking part in illegal dog fights.
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There's a lot of area in this graph where Clinton leads Trump, and much less area where Trump leads Clinton.
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High tax rates on capital income leads investors to shift out of highly taxed assets and leads to capital flight.
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It leads to cronyism, and experience and academic studies confirm that it leads to lower economic growth and less prosperity.
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And so, I think it's our life's experience that then leads into work, and work's experience that leads into life.
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Kaine leads Ingraham by 22019 points, 56 to 35 percent, and leads Fiorina by 24 points, 57 to 33 percent.
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Sanders noted national poll numbers showing he leads Trump by a larger margin than Clinton leads the New York billionaire.
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More sunlight leads to more serotonin, which (once we're allowed outdoors) leads to more socializing, more skin, more sexual tension.
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The poll results had Trump with slight leads over Biden and Warren, but larger leads over Sanders, Harris and Buttegieg.
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And, let's face it, ordering one drink usually leads to ordering two or three, which often leads to ordering food.
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Clinton leads Trump among women, 2628 percent to 28503 percent, and Trump leads among men, 22019 percent to 36 percent.
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Tom MacArthur NM-2: Democrat Xochitl Torres Small leads Republican Yvette Herrell UT-4: Democrat Ben McAdams leads Republican Rep.
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Access to higher education generally leads to higher incomes, and increases in student-loan limits leads to greater college enrollment.
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This leads to more fully engaged team members, which leads to greater flexibility and adaptability across a team or company.
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Each question I ask leads to a bunch of new questions, and trying to answer those leads to new ones.
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"It leads to a wrongful conviction like mine or it leads to trashing of public women, and it also leads to trashing of the public people that we're becoming through social media, so it's all connected," she explains.
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Research shows that relying on high amounts of coffee creates this toxic cycle: tiredness, which leads to increased coffee consumption, which impairs your sleep, which leads to "daytime fatigue the next day, " which leads to more coffee consumption.
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GORSKY: WELL, IF IT LEADS TO BETTER CUSTOMER SATISFACTION, IF IT LEADS TO GREATER TRANSPARENCY, FOR EXAMPLE, AROUND PRICING, IF IT LEADS TO ULTIMATELY BETTER OUTCOMES FOR PATIENTS, OF COURSE, WE WELCOME THEM IN. TIRRELL: ANY CONVERSATIONS HAPPENING?
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Reflecting another slow-moving Hollywood push towards more gender diversity, 34 of those 100 films featured female leads or co-leads.
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America Leads, the PAC supporting Christie Reach: Aired in New Hampshire—the thirteenth ad America Leads has run in the state.
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For some couples, this leads to pursuing the cuckold fantasy in real life; for others, it leads to occasional role-play.
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Values lead to choices, and that leads to a process, and that leads to outcomes, but often we start with choices.
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As in other states, Clinton leads Trump among women by 15 points; while Trump leads Clinton among men by 10 points.
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Trump leads among white voters and among whites with college degrees in both states and Clinton leads among non-white voters.
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Bennet leads local Republican county commissioner Darryl Glenn by a margin of 56 percent to 38 percent; Portman leads former Gov.
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And let's face it, ordering one drink usually leads to ordering two or three, which often leads to ordering food, too.
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Clinton leads Trump, 28500 to 6900 percent, among black respondents, while Trump leads her among white respondents, 2628 to 28503 percent.
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Who was it that said, 'Fear is the path to the dark side…fear leads to anger…anger leads to hate'?
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Who was it that said, "Fear is the path to the dark side…fear leads to anger…anger leads to hate"?
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Sometimes it's difficult and leads to dark decisions, other times it leads to small tales shared underneath a star-lit night.
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That condition leads to confusion; confusion leads to mistakes; and mistakes lead to confrontation—even the kind that no one wants.
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Trump also leads among white men, 220006 percent to 2202 percent, while Clinton leads among women, 2628 percent to 28500 percent.
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Buttigieg leads narrowly in that count but, due to caucus rules, leads Sanders by two delegates to the Democratic National Convention.
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Clenard Childress Jr., who leads a church in New Jersey, and Angela Minter, who leads a group called Sisters for Life.
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"I stand by my position that multiple sexual partners leads to increased risk of STD and HIV, which affects one's mental, physical and financial health, which leads to a higher risk of depression which leads to a higher risk of thoughts of suicide which leads to higher suicide rates," Robinson told the newspaper in an email.
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In a general election, Trump leads Warren (50% to 42%) and Sanders (49% to 45%), while Biden leads Trump (53% to 39%).
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We do a lot of inbound leads, but we also do a lot of research to ensure our leads are not biased.
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Clinton leads Trump in the state by 6 points, according to a RealClearPolitics polling average, while McGinty leads Toomey by 4 points.
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Patients with abandoned leads were slightly older, around 70, compared with an average age of 68 for the group without abandoned leads.
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Trump also leads among white voters, 220006 percent to 2202 percent, while Clinton leads among nonwhite voters, 2628 percent to 28500 percent.
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Fear of too many calories or grams of carb leads to under-eating and over-hunger, which in turn leads to overeating.
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The falsehood-filled funeral staged by Nico's family leads to a wild, impromptu wake put on by his friends, which leads to.
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But Biden leads by 21 points among voters aged 2411-24.8, and he leads by 4.93 points among voters 24.9 and older.
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The Massachusetts senator leads by 9 points over Biden, but perhaps more notably, she leads by more than 20 points over Sen.
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Seguin leads the Stars with 288 assists and 32 points, while Benn leads the team with 15 goals to go with 15 assists.
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NR: We had 55 deals led by 2000 leads close in June; we had 21 deals led by 22.5 leads close in July.
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This eusociality is marked by division of labor, which leads to specialization, which leads to quantum leaps in productivity, knowledge-gathering, and creativity.
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The dramatic windowed entryway leads to a sweeping, curved staircase that leads to four bedrooms, including a master suite, on the second floor.
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That not only increases conversion rates, but Riley also helps to score leads for customers so they know what the hottest leads are.
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Clinton leads by a wider margin in Florida, where she leads with 48% support to Trump's 44% according to a Quinnipiac University poll.
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One conversation leads to another leads to another — which is good, because, as Spencer points out in the interview, it's not just Hollywood.
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Trump leads Clinton, 47 percent to 34 percent, among white voters in the poll, while Clinton leads, 50 to 33 percent, among Hispanics.
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They lost because economic and social theory, as well as conventional wisdom, said free trade leads to wealth and wealth leads to democracy.
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So second: How would you respond to yourself from 2014 commenting on the fact that so many black leads are half-black leads?
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So second: How would you respond to yourself from 2014 commenting on the fact that so many black leads are half-black leads?
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But as is the case with all Souls games, death leads to learning, learning leads to understanding, and you begin to make progress.
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Once we come up with those answers, then you can tell a story that leads to a slogan that leads to a message.
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He leads Biden and Sanders each 2628 percent to 28500 percent, and leads Warren by a narrower 6900 percent to 2628 percent margin.
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This leads to more grip on the tires, which then leads to better handling of the cars and more speed in the corners.
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Trump leads by 275 percentage points among whites, but Clinton leads by 200 percentage points among African-Americans and 226 percentage points among Hispanics.
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Battle lines: While Gillespie leads among white voters, the poll finds Northam leads among young and old, women and men, and African-American voters.
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According to the new poll, Clinton leads among women, 2628 percent to 28500 percent, and Trump leads among men, 6900 percent to 2628 percent.
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Clicking gets you leads, and leads sometimes bring you to new scenes, furthering the narrative as it descends into a wonderfully unhinged horror story.
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As Claudio Borio of the Bank for International Settlements points out, give away credit easily leads to reckless borrowing, which leads to financial bubbles.
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Sea ice reflects sunlight, while open water absorbs it, so melting ice leads to further warming, which leads to more melt, and so on.
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It turns out this is not necessarily the case: Trump leads Clinton w/those making 100K+, she leads with those making below it: pic.twitter.
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When cost sharing is imposed for these diseases, the evidence suggests it leads fewer patients to take their drugs, which leads to worse outcomes.
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"He leads, and if the conference expresses its will as different, then he leads that way," said Senator Kevin Cramer, Republican of North Dakota.
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Biden leads Trump by a 9-point margin (51 percent to 42 percent), while Sanders leads by 4 points (48 percent to 2023 percent).
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One path leads to continued maximum pressure and greater conflict; the other leads to concessions that Iran will be able to call a victory.
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Studies show that the higher volume of regulations leads to lower quality of regulatory analysis, which leads to less effective and more wasteful regulations.
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Sanders also leads Clinton among young women and leads Trump, who has taken the GOP war against women to new heights, among all women.
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Store managers will remain on the top of the structure, with newly created "business leads" ranked under them and "team leads" next in the hierarchy.
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Among white men without college degrees, Mr Trump leads Mrs Clinton four-to-one, while she leads him among non-whites by three-to-one.
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They will note that Apple's single lead ECG is not a true ECG, which uses 12 leads (leads are electrodes placed on the body surface).
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In both the Morning Consult and Quinnipiac polls, for example, Biden leads among African American voters and women voters, while Sanders leads among younger voters.
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Northwestern LB Paddy Fisher leads leads all FBS freshman with 80 tackles, which also ranks second in the conference and 11th in the nation. 3.
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Because industry scale leads to industry learning and innovation, and that, in turn, leads to lower cost ways to manufacture, deploy, and manage new technologies.
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Lesbian romance "Carol" leads the drama film category with five nominations, while Wall Street fraud tale "The Big Short" leads comedy film with four nods.
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Senior forward Amile Jefferson (12.2 points) leads the way in rebounding (9.5) and is connecting on 62 percent from the field, which leads the conference.
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In the Clinton-Trump match-up, Trump leads among men, 46 percent to 36 percent, but Clinton leads among women, 53 percent to 21625 percent.
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A grand staircase leads to a billiard room and two en-suite guestrooms, one of which leads out to the 3,500 square foot mega-terrace.
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He now leads the cybersecurity and data security practice and co-leads the national security practice at Mayer Brown LLP, where he is a partner.
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Mr. Bevan added that Mr. Trump has double-digit leads in the other Super Tuesday states, except Oklahoma, where he leads by nearly 573 points.
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Cal leads the Pac-12 in scoring defense and field-goal percentage defense, and leads the entire country in two-point field goal percentage defense.
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According to the Public Religion Research Institute Poll, Trump leads Clinton by 11 points among men while Clinton leads Trump by 33 points among women.
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President Kenyatta, 55, who leads the Jubilee Party, will face off against Mr. Odinga, 72, a former prime minister who leads the National Super Alliance.
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North Carolina: Clinton leads by 9 points in N.C.; 48 to 39 percent; Florida: Clinton leads by 5 points in Florida, 44 to 39 percent.
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As a result, Mutiny says Brex has seen a 200% lift in outbound leads, while Amplitude has increased all inbound leads by more than 40%.
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Hence, this study reveals a self‐reinforcing mechanism where the unequal distribution of income leads to political exclusion, which in turn leads to more inequality.
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Although nostalgic, but it does have a hold on it because that kind of not knowing leads to populism, it leads to all kinds of things.
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Critically, the finding was not that adding police officers leads to more arrests and then locking up crooks leads to lower crime in the long run.
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Kucherov leads the league with 230 goals, Stamkos leads with 18 assists, and they are the top two in points with 24 (Kucherov) and 21 (Stamkos).
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The gender gap at this point is an astonishing 40 points -- Clinton leads among women by 24 points and Trump leads among men by 16 points.
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Among self-described "churchgoers" in Texas, though, Cruz leads Trump by double-digits, while Trump leads Cruz by double-digits among those who never attend church.
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Religion comes up with the answers before you even ask the questions, whereas science follows the evidence wherever it leads, and it leads to amazing discoveries.
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For some, the loss of stability leads to a reckoning with mortality, while for others, it leads to a rehaul of one's closet or stress-baking.
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A transatlantic understanding dating back to the Bretton Woods conference in 1944 means that an American leads the World Bank while a European leads the IMF.
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She has somewhat slimmer leads over Trump in North Carolina, where she's ahead 48 to 39 percent, and Florida, where she leads 85033 to 39 percent.
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Her reports include Walmart Media Group head Jay; Daniel Eckert, who leads the services and digital-acceleration team; and Linne Fulcher, who leads the returns team.
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To reach 275, she must add to this North Carolina (15 EVs, Clinton leads by around 2pp), Colorado (9 EVs, Clinton leads by 1-2pp); and/or Nevada and the 2nd Congressional District of Maine (20163 EVs plus 1 EV, Clinton leads by around 1pp in both).
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"A lack of sanitation leads to more disease, which leads to higher antibiotic use, which leads to greater resistance," said Marc-Alain Widdowson, principal deputy director of the C.D.C.'s Division of Global Health Protection for Kenya, which has been doing surveillance work in Kibera since 1979.
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While ABC does not disclose compensation for the show's contestants or leads, we do know that leads make money — Colton is likely earning at least six figures.
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He is also a natural storyteller, and speaks in a professorial style of infinitely bifurcating tales—one leads to another leads to another, all of them interesting.
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With 2628 percent of precincts reporting, Sanders leads Buttigieg by about 28500,6900 final allocation votes, but Buttigieg leads the race for delegates by about 2628 percentage points.
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But in 2019, 43 of the 4.13 top films had a female lead or co-lead — the same percentage of female leads and co-leads in television.
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"Typically they are pushing the pace, maybe being too competitive in workouts with one another, which actually leads to overtraining and potentially leads to injury," he said.
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She's running even with Mr. Trump in the Milwaukee suburbs; she leads in Western Michigan; and she's posting huge leads in suburbs around Columbus, Ohio, and Philadelphia.
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He leads the American League with 46 doubles (22 this season) since the start of 2016 and leads the AL with seven multi-extra-base hit games.
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Suddenly, everyone panics, and that manifests in the mass buying of toilet paper, which leads to a shortage, which leads to more panic, and the cycle repeats.
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"The mass conditioning of travelers leads to confusion that leads to delays," he said, referring to all the rules about how various items have to be screened.
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There hasn't been much polling of either state lately, but in general Biden had led both — though his leads there have been smaller than his national leads.
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That lie leads to a movie deal with Christian producers, which then leads to Homer (Dan Castellaneta) auditioning stars like Gal Gadot, Emily Deschanel and Jonathan Groff.
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Females represented 17, or 49%, of the Latino leads or co-leads, but 5 of those 17 roles went to one actress, Cameron Diaz, the study found.
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Even thinking that this violence, this militarization, this repression only leads to a future where everything is violence, where there's no other answer, which leads to forced migration.
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In the Sierra Nevada, earlier snowmelt leads to more wildfires as it leads to a bumper crop of fast-growing vegetation that then dries out in the summer.
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The very same reasoning that leads Musk (following Bostrom) to conclude that we're in a simulation also leads us straight into the jaws of the Simulation Doomsday Hypothesis.
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Cilnton leads Sanders among "somewhat liberal" voters, women and voters over age 45, while Sanders leads among "very liberal" voters, men and voters under the age of 44.
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This leads them to believe that it isn't the nightmares that cause an increased HEP, but an increased HEP that leads to someone being more prone to nightmares.
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The letter was signed by Representatives Jason Chaffetz, Republican of Utah, who leads the Oversight Committee, and Robert W. Goodlatte, Republican of Virginia, who leads the Judiciary Committee.
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Biden leads Trump 53 percent to 2023 percent in a head-to-head match-up, according to the poll, while Sanders leads Trump 51 percent to 49 percent.
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Clinton leads 21625 percent to 2900 percent among those with postgraduate degrees, and Trump leads 220006 percent to 2202 percent among those with some or no college experience.
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Meg Wolitzer's 12th novel begins with a campus assault that leads to a protest that leads to an intergenerational feminist debate that takes a turn for the toxic.
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" As he describes it: "An unexpected bubble gut slip up leads leads you through an intergalactic journey when Miami Boyz, Otto & Ahol hijack a Miami Dade Public bus.
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For me, that difference leads to uncertainty, which usually leads to extra care and time in my approach, since I tend to be a little afraid of change.
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Cruz leads Republicans in Iowa polls ahead the caucuses there next month, but his ethanol policies could hurt him in the state, which leads in the fuel's production.
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" Average salary: $42,986 Job description: "The sales development rep will qualify and distribute monthly inbound sales leads, track an inbound web forms queue and re-engage lapsed leads.
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"[The Common Core writers] said, look, let's figure out what's important about fractions and choose a path through them, which leads to ratio and proportion, which leads to linear functions, which leads to aspects of algebra," said Alan Schoenfeld, a professor of education and mathematics at the University of California, Berkeley.
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Ferrell leads the Hoosiers with 17.1 points and 5.6 assists per game this season, while Paige averages 12 points and leads the Tar Heels with 3.7 assists per game.
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As it is now, we're stuck in a vicious cycle in which concentration of wealth leads to concentration of political power, which leads to yet more concentration of wealth.
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Unsurprisingly, women of color show the most dismal percentage of inclusion, with only four (FOUR!) of the top 100 films in 20173 featuring them as leads or co-leads.
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Based on these findings, the researchers think that weight cycling leads the microbiome to shift toward flavonoid-degrading bacteria, which lowers energy output and leads to weight gain. Sheesh.
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In a four-way ballot, Clinton leads Donald Trump 230 percent to 22015 percent, and in a two-way ballot, the Democratic nominee leads 22016 percent to 38 percent.
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What would make a wise old Jedi cognizant of Yoda's advice about the Dark Side — "fear leads to anger, anger leads to hate" — give in to sheer emotional terror?
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She holds wide leads with women in Pennsylvania and Florida and a smaller one in Ohio, while Mr. Trump holds big leads with male voters in all three states.
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Pablo Heras-Casado leads the Orchestra of St. Luke's with two international vocal stars, the soprano Elza van den Heever and the tenor Paul Groves, as the romantic leads.
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Clinton continues to hold strong leads over Sanders among older voters, minorities and women, while Sanders leads among independents, self-identified liberals and younger voters, according to that survey.
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Geoffrey Groselle leads the Bluejays in rebounding at5.9 per game and is a solid low-post option as he leads the nation making 73.1percent of his field-goal attempts.
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A NPR/PBS/Marrist poll released on Tuesday found that Sanders leads President Donald Trump by 3 percentage points in a matchup, while Buttigieg leads the President by 2%.
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In fact a conundrum remains here as to whether greater diversity leads to a higher quality business model or whether a high quality business model leads to greater diversity.
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The mechanics and math of bringing Senate Democrats together are complex: Ms. Stewart-Cousins leads a group of 23 Democrats, while Mr. Klein leads the breakaway group of eight.
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Upon opening the glass door, two staircases immediately come into view: the staircase that leads down to the cellar and the staircase that leads up to the reading room.
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But both Republicans would hold only a slim advantage over Jones, according to the poll — Moore leads Jones by 4 percentage points, while Strange leads him by 3 points.
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Polarization — and thus contempt — leads to permanent enmity.
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A glass door leads to a balcony outside, and another leads out of the room; if the player guides Madotsuki to the bedroom door, though, she'll refuse to open it.
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According to Agentology, agents are 21x more likely to convert cold leads into clients if they engage with those leads within five minutes of the buyer or seller reaching out.
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More advertising results in more products, which leads to more purchases, which leads to greater investment in Amazon Prime Video to continue to increase the stickiness … and the wheel flies.
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Senior forward Amanze Egekeze leads the team in scoring, averaging 22 points per game while Dylan Windler is second on the team in scoring (23) and leads in rebounding (231).
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Clinton leads 54 percent to 41 percent among those who says they've already voted, and leads 21625 percent to 2900 percent among those who say they plan to vote early.
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Atreus shoots it with an arrow which sets off a chain of events that leads to the pair meeting the witch of the woods, who leads them to her home.
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In the roughly four-minute video, a Russian "nuclear warning shot" at a US-NATO coalition leads to a global nuclear war that leads to 91.5 million deaths and injuries.
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The Senate's secret tax bill leads with tax cuts The Senate's secret tax bill leads with tax cuts The first draft of the Senate Republican healthcare bill is finally here.
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"This leads us to suspect that not much preparation and premeditation went into the act, and leads us more in the direction of an impulsive act," said Mr. de Rocquigny.
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Yet more and more polls are popping up lately showing her with leads in the low single digits, rather than the bigger leads she tended to get earlier in October.
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The study looked at 1,200 popular films from 2007-2018 and found only 3% of them had Latinx leads or co-leads while only 4% of them had Latinx directors.
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Junior guard Keyshawn Woods leads Wake Forest in scoring, averaging 17 points off the bench, while fellow junior guard Bryant Crawford leads the starting lineup at 15.8 points per game.
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An investigation that extracts documents from more than 80 witnesses eventually leads to interviews and new leads, could end up with millions of pages of evidence and take many months.
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The entranceway leads to the front desk and the concierge's station on your right and left, respectively, with a short staircase directly ahead that leads down to the main lobby.
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As a rule, setting the interests of poor children against those of poor women leads to reforms that fail, which leads, a few years later, to another dead-baby story.
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Suddenly a commercial success, Genesis is out touring the world, which leads Collins's wife to stray, which leads to him sitting at home angrily and fiddling around with drum machines.
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Trump leads all five Democratic contenders by double digits among men, while every Democrat leads the president by double digits among women, except Biden, who has an 8-point edge.
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Kate and Teddy succeed in their mission, capturing rudimentary footage of Santa, so their next move is obviously to infiltrate his sleigh — which leads to them being whisked off into the night, which leads to them startling Santa, which leads to all of his things being accidentally scattered across the Chicagoland area.
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Saturn's round, dark gray shape at the bottom right leads you to the blacker shadow to its left, and the blacker shadow leads you to the gray, white, and black rings.
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In turn, that leads to social pain, which then leads to Insane Clown Posse, who rap about inflicting that pain upon others as a way of communicating what they themselves feel.
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The concept of managing "leads" and nurturing them through a sales cycle and then passing on a set of leads that are "sales qualified" is again very specific to B2B companies.
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RELATED: In South Carolina, big leads on both sides In the latest CNN/ORC poll, Trump leads the Republican pack at 38% support from those likely to vote in the primary.
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If the race were narrowed to a two-candidate field, the poll shows, Cruz leads Trump by 56 percent to 40 percent, while Rubio leads by 57 percent to 41 percent.
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"We hope that this leads to further negotiations and we hope it leads to China changing its policies, at least with respect to us, and opening up their market," Lighthizer said.
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If it leads to clutter and hard-to-discover functionality, that not only defeats the purpose of having an all-inclusive destination, but also leads to a really poor user experience.
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The template lets businesses create automated experiences to help qualify their leads in Messenger, then continue conversations in the app or integrate with existing CRM tools to track the leads further.
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There's also the gender confidence gap — studies have proven that men have higher self-esteem than women — which can lead to impostor syndrome, which leads to shame, which leads to blushing.
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And it leads to an even more disproportionate effect on the volume of trade, because it leads to a sharp increase in shipments of intermediate goods as well as final goods.
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Or the idea that purpose – you know, profit leads.
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Jordan leads the NBA in field goal percentage at .
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Longoria leads all American League third basemen with a .
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" "The Committee will follow the intelligence wherever it leads.
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Since July 260, Tomas leads the majors with a .
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It's a slope that leads to illiberalism, violence, & collapse.
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"The BET Life of … Diddy" leads in at 7.
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He leads Lawyers and Law Professors for Trump – goplawyers.
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He leads the American League in hitting with a .
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Which leads to the third change -- in Maduro himself.
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November 2001 - Leads Task Force 58 into southern Afghanistan.
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AND REAL GDP LEADS CPI WITH THE CORRELATION OF .
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Our society's hostility to abortion leads to unwanted children . . .
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Judge leads the league in runs scored while hitting .
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Trump leads Democrats with cash on hand … sort of.
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He leads in six of the seven polls, he has double-digit leads in three of them, and the best Clinton can do is a three-point lead in a single poll.
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"That leads to the larger question of whether or not this bankruptcy leads to...how we have utilities in California, and if we move from private firms to government owned," he said.
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"It's not good that they don't have a bunch of leads to work on, but they're doing something about it and hopefully that will generate more leads from the public," Golden said.
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Both currently have comfortable leads in their respective governor's races; Hogan leads Democrat Ben Jealous by more than 12 points, while Baker has a 33-point lead over Democratic challenger Jay Gonzalez.
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Also, 3.7 percent required a transfusion compared to 0.9 percent without abandoned leads, and 3.7 percent had to be moved to the intensive care unit, compared to 1.4 percent without abandoned leads.
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But another reason for the lack of credit is that the leads in our war movies about Iraq and Afghanistan look exactly like the leads in our contemporary World War II films.
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Tom MacArthur (lead has flipped since election night) NM-2: Democrat Xochitl Torres Small leads Republican Yvette Herrell (lead has flipped since election night) UT-4: Democrat Ben McAdams leads Republican Rep.
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But if the last few TV seasons should have taught executives anything, it's that shows that lose their male leads can journey on, and those that lose their female leads are doomed.
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"I want to be clear that [violence] leads to increased attention in the way that large crowds lead to attention, in the way that persistence over time leads to attention," he says.
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Facebook's structure "leads to a culture of unaccountability, which ultimately leads to problems," Charles Elson, director of the Weinberg Center for Corporate Governance at the University of Delaware, told me last year.
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Agents access their leads in booj's CRM, a program that details all of an agent's contacts and communications, where agents can set tasks to follow up with potential leads and send communications.
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Both Mr. Hamilton and Ms. Alcantara received powerful chairmanships after joining the I.D.C. Mr. Hamilton leads the Banks Committee, while Ms. Alcantara, in her first year as senator, leads the Labor Committee.
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AND CUSTOMERS WANTED TO CONSUME MORE OF OUR TECHNOLOGY AS A SERVICE, WHICH LEADS TO MORE SUBSCRIPTION, WHICH LEADS TO MORE RECURRING REVENUE WHICH IS POSITIVE FOR A LONGER TERM BUSINESS MODEL.
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Arizona: Democrat Kyrsten Sinema now leads Republican Martha McSally (Note: In Arizona, 81% of precincts are reporting, so there are still votes to be counted.) Florida: Republican Rick Scott leads Democratic Sen.
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It leads families to see us as the enemy and leads officials to cut off access, and then that means that people who actually want their stories told can end up silenced.
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He'll be talking with us along with the firm's other most senior members, including Niall Wass, who co-leads the firm's consumer investment team; Sophia Bendz, who lead Atomico's Nordic investment sourcing, as well as its angel program; and Hiro Tamura, who co-leads the firm's consumer investment team with Wass and also leads its later-stage investing team.
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While Universal Pictures made the most films with women and underrepresented leads or co-leads, nine and eight respectively, Walt Disney Studios raked in the most money, $4.1 billion and $2.7 billion respectively.
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Biden currently leads in South Carolina (particularly among that state's older black voters), and Warren leads in some recent New Hampshire polling, but a strong showing by Buttigieg in Iowa could change that.
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Seniors Dakota Mathias and Vincent Edwards each score more than 258 points a game; Mathias leads the team in assists (five per game) and 3-pointers (35), while Edwards leads in rebounds (8.4).
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Sometimes you're going through a keyhole that opens up scenes in an alleyway, while other times it's a phone's screen that leads to a picture that leads to being inside a family's home.
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This, in turn, leads to female founders receiving less funding simply because unconscious bias leads folks to invest in people who look like themselves and even approach those who are different more skeptically.
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"Seeing the potential to be able to use their AI system — like a bot — to help them sell, get leads, filter out leads using that technology is going to be amazing," he said.
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Failing to address your satisfaction in one area can cause a self-perpetuating spiral; dissatisfaction at home leads to dissatisfaction at work, which leads to even more stress at home, and so on.
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"I think this conflation leads to a misunderstanding of how tech companies can and will grow, and that leads to enormous valuations based on prior experiences that may not be analogous," she said.
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Why should we imagine that this short-circuit leads to more democracy, when world history shows that System 1 thinking, at least when not tempered by its complement, leads to authoritarianism and violence?
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Complications during and after surgery were more common for those with abandoned leads going in, for example, 0.9 percent suffered cardiac perforations during surgery compared to 0.09 percent of those without abandoned leads.
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To win, Trump would need a sweep of every state he leads (including Ohio and Iowa), as well as some where Clinton leads, like Florida, North Carolina and either Colorado or New Hampshire.
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Through 25 rounds, Messi leads La Liga in both goals and assists and leads Europe in combined goals and assists, but what Messi is doing this campaign seems to stretch beyond simple stats.
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The deputy prime ministers, Matteo Salvini, who leads the League Party, and Luigi Di Maio, who leads the anti-establishment Five Star Movement, met separately with Mr. Sisi in Cairo over the summer.
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The empirical research is clear that the abundant access to guns in the US leads to more gun deaths in the US. But it also apparently leads to more gun deaths in Mexico.
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It is Oedipus's killing of his father that starts the train of events that leads to his tragic realization; and it is Lear's highhandedness toward his daughter Cordelia that leads to his demise.
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He leads in recent polls, and his team is confident.
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Nilay Patel: So this leads to a bigger philosophical question.
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In the meantime, it leads to all sorts of problems.
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Clinton from running up huge delegate leads from the South.
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Pat Toomey leads Democratic opponent Katie McGinty 49% to 40%.
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Which leads us to the question: Who wore it best?
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In Pretoria, he leads Zander Lombard, a fellow South African.
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Kylo Ren leads a group of troopers into a room.
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Using a different inequality measure leads to slightly different results.
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"The Communist Party leads them by the nose," she said.
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That is also what leads to "DADT's" most tense scene.
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Which leads to my last question: What's next for Taraji?
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Authorities stopped searching the farm after running out of leads.
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And America still leads the developed world in gun violence.
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"Regret leads to negativity and negativity kills creativity," said Channing.
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BBVA, BNP Paribas and JP Morgan are acting as leads.
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It's the old journalistic adage: if it bleeds, it leads.
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The leads aren't trying to update or tweak these iconic
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William (Ralph Ineson) leads his family in prayer before supper.
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Michelle Lujan Grisham leads the pack ahead of the primary.
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That explosion, in turn, leads to a second stage — fusion.
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Sale leads the majors with 14 victories in 17 starts.
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In this case, the disturbance leads to the predicted correlation.
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Who knows, you may even decide to follow their leads.
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This leads to limited demand for naphtha as a blendstock.
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Citigroup, JP Morgan, Santander and Scotiabank are acting as leads.
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Often, though, the size of leads' support is not disclosed.
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Which leads to the inevitable question: Is the update sketchy?
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Optimism leads to success in academia and sports and politics.
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Enough exposure leads to convulsions, paralysis, respiratory failure and death.
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Gina Ortiz Jones Republican incumbent Hurd leads by 1,150 votes.
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But Biden leads Trump 50% to 41% despite those views.
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He leads the Rangers with nine stolen bases this season.
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And that's what leads into it to turning into Twitch.
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And now tonight we see where this story leads… #seriesfinale.
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The "evidence" that leads to her firing is anything but.
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Now let's take a closer look at those female leads.
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Upton leads the club in homers (15) and RBIs (52).
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Sinema leads among those voters — 24.4 percent to 2506 percent.
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North Carolina leads the nation in rebounds per game (43.5).
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The investigation into the shootings stalled, with no hard leads.
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Not yet 30, he now leads the country's largest mosque.
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Enough exposure leads to convulsions, paralysis, respiratory failure and death.
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" Some of these leads are coming from overseas allies. "U.
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The desire to accommodate all of them leads to repetitiveness.
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Anderson leads Miami with 20 home runs and 66 RBIs.
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Is this the sort of process that leads to extinction?
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"All of those leads go into our Trello," she says.
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Which leads me to my next point: don't be disgusting.
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"Consumer outrage leads quickly to government intervention," the authors conclude.
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Bowser is the Devil, the Deceiver who leads humanity astray.
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Five other season leads were set at the German meeting.
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Letting domestic spending rip often leads to wasteful building booms.
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"You could create further instability, which leads to further migration."
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Passive aggressive sulking only leads to resentment on both sides.
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Porcello's complete game leads Red Sox over Angels ANAHEIM, Calif.
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Facebook claims it prohibits speech that leads to voter suppression.
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Luke, too, finds evidence that leads him to Midland Circle.
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Trout leads the majors with 23 homers and is batting .
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Trout leads the majors with 23 homers and is batting .
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And this leads to the predicted jockeying by established players.
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This leads me to ask: What sustains a painting practice?
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Passive smoking leads to this, too ... It is your responsibility.
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New Zealand leads the region followed by Thailand and Pakistan.
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Cruz also leads among women, besting Trump 39% to 24%.
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Nadal has also shown a new tendency to blow leads.
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But Meero knows that plenty of photographers don't need leads.
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The unexpected resort reservation leads to an additional trip cost.
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The two leads also provide an interesting contrast in styles.
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I ask Adzic what leads people to seek him out.
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What do you do when democracy leads ineluctably to chaos?
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Rival Boeing leads on both deliveries and orders this year.
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Ms McGinnis and Mr. Nolan have each played Broadway leads.
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Within two hours, he helped get leads on the suspects.
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Lionel's investigation leads him first to discover where Sorbet was.
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Sunlight leads to wakefulness; cooler temperatures push people toward sleep.
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That leads us to ask: Where do broken hearts go?
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It wouldn't be the first time California leads the way.
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A match leads to an arrest and a closed case.
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Romero leads volunteers to canvass for Sinema in Tempe, Arizona.
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Which then leads to the question: Why did you propose?
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He leads his nearest rival, Bernie Sanders, by 20 points.
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Critics believe the roundup just inevitably leads to mass slaughter.
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This leads to a perfect storm to disrupt the industry.
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Which leads me to the central question of this post.
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"I would assume there's some very solid leads," Johnson says.
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Some of the best leads have come from victims themselves.
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This leads me to this question: Why the renewed interest?
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Globalization of opportunity leads people to leave their home towns.
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Finally, McConnell also failed to protect the institution he leads.
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The fallout from their confrontation just leads to more violence.
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Hopefully the show adds pressure and leads to an investigation.
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Sure, more sex leads to a higher risk of infection.
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Webb leads Vanderbilt to win over Tennessee State NASHVILLE, Tenn.
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China opposes the old concept that strength leads to hegemony.
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Clinton leads among whites with college degrees 49% to 41%.
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Boris Johnson leads Jeremy Hunt by an apparently unbridgeable margin.
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That leads to friction as you press the key down.
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RHP Max Scherzer leads the National League with 183 strikeouts.
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Everyone knows that automation leads to changes in the workforce.
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Their enthusiasm for each other leads to lots of kissing.
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A different setting, with different cues, leads to different behaviour.
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I'm documenting my journey through the story — wherever it leads.
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Biden still leads the field in just about every poll.
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Right fielder Carlos Gonzalez, who leads the Rockies with a .
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Keller leads all rookies with seven goals and 11 points.
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It's not just that that position leads to bad policy.
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Clinton currently leads Trump among women of every age group.
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Dr Mahathir now leads the opposition coalition, Pakatan Harapan (PH).
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Demand in other countries leads to shortages in some territories.
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Hopefully this leads to better behavior and better workplace practices.
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And he leads among voters of all races and ethnicities.
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The alternative path leads to new elections, her preferred option.
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Google leads the world in digital and mobile ad revenue.
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A spiral staircase leads into the family's indoor basketball court.
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Thus, lowering rates naturally leads to repricing the markets higher.
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Schenn leads the team in goals (250) and points (210).
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Because apparently every road leads to guns in LaPierre's world.
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Evaluating the journal's reputation often leads to the wrong conclusions.
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The two voice leads are TJ Miller and James Corden.
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And sometimes, that curiosity leads them to flashes of insight.
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That leads me to believe that maybe it is brave.
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It leads the industry on digital ordering, customization and promotions.
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This leads me to last and most worrying part: hubris.
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Anderson leads the Faithful Word Baptist Church in Tempe, Arizona.
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Are they focusing on the right leads to begin with?
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These projects didn't have Asian leads, but they might have.
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The ferry sex leads to sex… well, just about everywhere.
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Go deeper: Shell leads big oil in clean energy shift
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Socialism's thirst for power leads to expansion, incursion, and oppression.
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A slow housing market leads to all manner of ills.
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Which leads us back to these urgent reshoots… On Oct.
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That leads to a pretty high "kill ratio," he says.
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Trump and Clinton widen their delegate leads after last night.
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Lula leads in the opinion polls, by a wide margin.
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Too much, according to the man who now leads it.
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Trump currently leads by a wide margin in state polls.
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I feel like it all leads to a common place.
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It leads to lower fees and a lower rejection rate.
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Fellow rapper Kendrick Lamar leads the pack with 11 nominations.
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It's the guns -- not mental disability -- that leads to massacres.
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Atambayev's Social Democratic party leads the ruling coalition in parliament.
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It's not just that Biden leads the South Carolina primary.
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The chaos of aging often leads to stability by necessity.
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Face it: Shit floats and if it bleeds it leads.
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However, other ECG readers typically have one or two leads.
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Moreover, bringing up his own case leads to a certain
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Davis earned his 10th save, which leads the National League.
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That leads to a globetrotting quest to thwart Cipher's plans.
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That leads us to the most popular and obvious alternative.
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This leads to new romances they never expected to find.
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Every iota of warming leads to even more catastrophic consequences.
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But it often leads to other serious problems, experts say.
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Donald Glover leads the Lion King voice cast as Simba.
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Ted Cruz leads the billionaire businessman Trump in the polls.
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This leads many people to believe Islam is the problem.
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The degenerative brain disorder leads to dementia and eventually death.
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Ravens LB C.J. Mosley leads the league with 55 tackles.
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As of November 3, Clinton leads by 6 percentage points.
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Vonn leads the downhill standings by 50 points over Huetter.
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This is where the "slippery slope" of speech censorship leads.
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Granlund's hat trick leads Wild past Predators ST. PAUL, Minn.
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But all his craziness lately leads him to Wendy's doorstep.
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Guard trio leads Arizona State rout of UNLV TEMPE, Ariz.
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Anderson leads No. 23 Arizona past Washington State PULLMAN, Wash.
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But driving further leads you to the Charles Deering Estate.
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Trump also leads Clinton among veterans, 220006 to 2202 percent.
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G T.J. McConnell leads all rookies in steals with 50.
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Pitted against Rubio, Trump leads 52 percent to 45 percent.
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Cohen leads the task force on internet crimes against children.
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Clinton leads Trump by about 3 points nationwide as Nov.
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The Trump and Sanders leads are among all likely caucusgoers.
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Trump leads among white voters, 2202 percent to 2628 percent.
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Those toxins trigger an immune response that leads to inflammation.
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The team includes Dr. Eoin Hurrell (PhD) who leads data.
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This leads to costly hassles for patients, providers and payers.
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Hornibrook leads Wisconsin to Orange Bowl victory MIAMI GARDENS, Fla.
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If bleeds, it leads, but if it's salacious, it sells.
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Which leads to a question: Why lead with the tax?
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Ogier now has 60 points and leads Neuville by nine.
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Our guide reviews the ground rules and leads us out.
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Crossing the line of fear is what leads to greatness.
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But here, the leads' problems are subtler and more persistent.
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Which leads us to the threat to privacy of thought.
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We get good leads sometimes, but we can't close it.
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General Motor's Cruise, however, leads the pack with 104 vehicles.
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Georgia Kinne, a former Social Capital executive assistant, leads operations.
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Citigroup, Itau and Santander acted as leads on that occasion.
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And she leads in Ohio 45 percent to 43 percent.
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Finally, ask whether the proof actually leads to the conclusion.
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I don't know what other leads they could be following.
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According to The Associated Press, Kobach leads incumbent Republican Gov.
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But again: Where were the Black successful female leads characters?
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It also leads me to question a potentially bigger issue.
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CF Marcell Ozuna leads all National League outfielders in OPS.
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This leads to the big question: How did I feel?
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Panthers special teams confusion leads to a massive punt return.
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Sometimes their fury leads nowhere, but autocrats still fear it.
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I had to 100 percent drum up my own leads.
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"We're assisting evolution," explains Ruth Gates, who leads the research.
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Barclays, Deutsche Bank and Morgan Stanley are acting as leads.
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The latter option, however, only leads to acquiescence to evil.
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This is an arbitrary distinction, and leads to perverse outcomes.
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He has 22 doubles, which leads National League third basemen.
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Kautter currently leads the Washington National Tax group at RSM.
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"Opening brings progress while closure leads to backwardness," Xi said.
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A Lebanese priest leads prayers at the newly restored church.
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Barclays leads the new financing, along with SunTrust and Macquarie.
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The Chairman of the Judiciary Committee leads the Senate hearing.
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The dilation is also what leads to a puffy complexion.
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Of those, Ellison leads with 105 supporters to Perez's 57.
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Which of course, leads to the inevitable question: What next?
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Trump leads by only 1 point in the RealClearPolitics average.
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She'd enjoy significant leads in both pledged delegates and superdelegates.
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He leads the Penguins with 12 points in the postseason.
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The leads are threaded out, and the skull is closed.
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Openness brings progress while seclusion leads to backwardness, he declared.
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Clinton also leads Trump among independents, 42 to 33 percent.
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His 27 homers allowed overall leads all American League pitchers.
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A covered porch leads to a front door with sidelights.
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An open staircase leads to the upper and lower levels.
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Renewable energy will decide who leads and shapes this century.
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Nevertheless, in contrasting ways, the two leads do it beautifully.
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Warren leads the pack with $11 million cash on hand.
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Mimi Walters leads with Democrat Katie Porter currently in second.
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Gavin Newsom (D) leads the field by a comfortable margin.
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Constraint is the catalyst that leads to adaptation and innovation.
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"In some areas," he added, "it already leads the world."
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With abandoned leads, procedures took longer and had more complications.
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In a new Quinnipiac University poll, Nelson leads Florida Gov.
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Wyoming leads the country in coal produced on federal land.
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In the House, Missouri Democrat Lacy Clay leads with 37.
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OF Adam Eaton leads the majors with 22012 outfield assists.
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OF Adam Eaton leads the majors with 17 outfield assists.
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If that's where success leads, maybe that's not the goal.
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Yelich leads the majors with 18 home runs this season.
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In fact, it leads to despair, addiction, and relationship problems.
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Even the seemingly safest of leads can evaporate in minutes.
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Only in recent weeks have detectives begun gathering better leads.
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History suggested Democrats wouldn't hold all of their small leads.
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Sacha Kljestan recorded two assists and leads M.L.S. with 10.
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There he leads a group studying the biology of melanoma.
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Clinton also leads Trump among women of every age group.
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Clinton generally leads Mr. Trump by less in online surveys.
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Let's have an investigation and see where the evidence leads.
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He has already won twice and leads the money list.
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We now know that any street action leads to bloodshed.
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Michelle Thorne leads the Mozilla Foundation's Internet of Things research.
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Clinton leads Mr. Sanders in both pledged and total delegates.
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This leads us to the game's biggest new idea: Headquarters.
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No longer able to play leads, he switched to rhythm.
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Tarasenko leads the Blues with 11 points in the postseason.
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America is the world's inventor and leads in intellectual property.
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DeSantis leads Democrat Andrew Gillum by more than 33,000 votes.
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Marquez leads the championship with 41 points to Rossi's 33.
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Cruz still leads by 5.5 points in the RealClearPolitics average.
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Kaine leads 2900 percent to 220006 percent among independent voters.
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Finally, Clinton leads Trump comfortably in Virginia, 44% to 35%.
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Clinton still leads among Hispanic voters, 49 percent to 42.
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This fixation leads to "worry and micromanagement," paradoxically worsening insomnia.
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Critics said "Stan & Ollie" was elevated by its main leads.
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Critics praised the chemistry between the leads of "Plus One."
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Clinton has maintained huge leads in the State for months.
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The sketch also did not provide any leads at NOAA.
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And the lesson here is that failure leads to success.
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Democrat Conor Lamb declared victory and leads Republican state Rep.
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That leads to a simple question: What is he hiding?
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It leads to violence, stigmatization, crime, and worsens public health.
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He leads his Penske teammate Will Power by 43 points.
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Police said they were investigating "various leads" into the attack.
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Clinton leads among superdelegates nationally, outpacing Sanders 547 to 46.
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"Criticizing produces negativity and leads to nothing good," he added.
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Vincent K. Brooks, the American who leads the UN Command.
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This, in turn, leads to more stable families and communities.
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Compass Heli Tours leads adventures deep into the Canadian wilderness.
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When both sexes are counted, Clinton leads by six points.
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Ideally, pressure leads Governor Scott Walker to exercise his veto.
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Mixing religion and politics only leads to confusion and Dogma.
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The bloodstream infection leads to death in 20% of cases.
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It is the portal that leads us back to ourselves.
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Democrats are likely to look further into any stray leads.
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Clinton also leads big among voters under 44 years old.
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This helps salespeople identify viable leads and close more deals.
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Clinton leads Sanders by 28500 points, 6900 to 2628 percent.
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That leads us to the EPA's CPP and this column.
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When superdelegates are factored in, Clinton leads 85033,309 to 1,539.
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According to the latest polls, Grimm leads by double digits.
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Back downstairs, another sitting area leads outside to a patio ...
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The Associated Press: Information void leads many to take action.
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There are few leads and virtually no pieces of evidence.
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Rubella leads to brain damage and birth defects in infants.
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"It was folks giving us tips and leads," Hughes said.
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They get down, blow leads, and it doesn't affect them.
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The United States leads the world in entrepreneurship and innovation.
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Cordarrelle Patterson leads the league in yards per kick return.
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Cloudy weather dampens production and leads to less colorful displays.
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Clinton leads among the voters who have already cast ballots.
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A tunnel leads from the pit lane to the track.
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Top nominees "A Star Is Born" leads with four nominations.
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There are no indications that Mueller has exhausted potential leads.
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Belgium, who leads the liberal alliance in the European Parliament.
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A drawbridge leads to a roof terrace above the pool.
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As you can see, Canaccord Genuity still leads the pack:
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Integrating the capabilities of existing companies leads to more efficiency.
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Sleep deprivation leads to significant and serious consequences in adults.
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Alarmingly, this commonly leads to heroin or synthetic opioid abuse.
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Other polls, such as NBC, also show very slim leads.
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The former leads into a porch with an outdoor kitchen.
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OF Corey Dickerson, who leads the American League with a .
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Inserting white leads had no demonstrable effect on the numbers.
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Miele now leads EA's studio organization of about 5,400 employees.
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He leads Young among these voters, 64 percent to 21.
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This leads to more spending, more investment and more jobs.
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Sometimes generating leads is about finding connections wherever you can.
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Brazil's inequality shocks the conscience, and leads to obvious injustices,
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But driving farther leads you to the Charles Deering Estate.
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Unfortunately, law enforcement didn't seem to take these leads seriously.
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This leads to the content looking washed out and orange.
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That leads to frustration, resentment and — often — very nasty divorces.
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Cruz has had larger leads in several other recent polls.
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OPINION Checks and balances: Who leads in a government shutdown?
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Clinton leads by more than 60 points among black voters.
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The panel's Democrats said they would keep investigating those leads.
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In fact, it only leads to more, and bigger, problems.
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It leads to increased numbers of minority groups in management.
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But that intuition leads one down the wrong road, scientifically.
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This leads to Grant's real strength: its treatment of Reconstruction.
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A second, older nun leads Christina in by the wrist.
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The Dodgers' home run total easily leads the National League.
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Among women, orgasm increases estrogen, which leads to deeper sleep.
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Rutgers leads the nation in rebounds per game (45.4). 2.
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Whoopi Goldberg leads the video and does a great job.
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Westbrook leads the league in fast break points per game.
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Sure, usually alcohol leads to actions we'd rather forget anyway.
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It leads to graphical glitches and makes your computer unusable.
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Failure almost always leads to success, and should be celebrated.
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Britain's FTSE (+0.3%) leads a mixed session higher in Europe.
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Walden leads the House committee tasked with overseeing technology issues.
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This leads to a lack of empathy in all directions.
|
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Researchers have found that increased exposure leads to impulse buys.
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Everything kind of leads into each other, to be honest.
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I don't think that less privacy leads to more civility.
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That's a very appealing idea, that status leads to problems.
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He follows the trail, which leads him to a face.
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This naturally leads to the question: Is it worth it?
|
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This formula often leads to thousands, even millions of followers.
|
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This leads to unbalanced lives, unhealthy lifestyles, and unhappy people.
|
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This leads to small scale dramas, like Northern California vs.
|
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In this, for better or worse, LA leads the way.
|
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Drama leads to drama, which creates more drama in turn.
|
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But this recommendation also leads him back to technology companies.
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Suzuki leads the majors this year with 24.5 pinch hits.
|
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Walmart leads the nation's grocery sales by a long shot.
|
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Trump leads 49 percent to 38 percent among white voters.
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Northam leads Stewart by 2628 points and Wagner by 28503.
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Reichert leads the environmental work at the Pew Charitable Trusts.
|
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In another RealClearPolitics polling average, for example, Sanders leads Sen.
|
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Jared Golden leads the fundraising and spending race among Democrats.
|
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Interactive television leads to a total rethink of these concepts.
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The driveway that leads to the house is partially heated.
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Jackson leads Pistons past Trail Blazers 103 AUBURN HILLS, Mich.
|
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"Anything that can generate any kind of leads," he said.
|
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A bridge of wooden steps leads to the front door.
|
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Too often, daily use leads to passivity and decreased motivation.
|
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Now 6 years old, Cash leads a normal, healthy life.
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SZ: I agree that total transparency leads to total power.
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Engram leads New York with 44 receptions for 467 yards.
|
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Among them, Brighthouse Financial leads with a 30 percent drop.
|
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Lead pastor Chris Conlee then leads the church in prayer.
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Usually setting out to do one leads to doing both.
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He leads in a slew of other categories as well.
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Red Sox 9, Dodgers 43 | Boston leads series, 3-1.
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He leads chants, his sandpaper baritone echoing from the rafters.
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Now, Mr. Okui leads educational tours about the Japanese internment.
|
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A shortcut from his home leads across the border twice.
|
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China Leads America by 20 Years in This Military Technology.
|
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It leads directly into the DOJ's demands for another approach.
|
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Mr. van Zweden leads the orchestra in its typical configuration.
|
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Which leads to a somewhat personal question: Is Joseph O.K.?
|
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Bias toward the self often leads to bias against others.
|
|
Don Moynihan, who leads Georgetown's McCourt School of Public Policy.
|
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Anything less leads to regret and negatively impacts your life.
|
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"That leads me to my second point," Obama went on.
|
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Advocates say it leads to more consistent, less episodic giving.
|
|
Clinton currently leads Sanders with 286 delegates to Sanders' 291.
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|
Clinton currently leads Sanders with 90 delegates to Sanders' 65.
|
|
Ed Stetzer leads the Billy Graham Center at Wheaton College.
|
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Curiosity is the engine that informs, leads, and inspires conversation.
|
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The county leads the state in terms of gun seizures.
|
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"The Shape of Water" leads the way at the Baftas.
|
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Wind, which leads solar in capacity, creates far fewer jobs.
|
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Confidence and some certainty eventually leads to more economic growth.
|
|
That leads to safer cars, safer cars, and cheaper cars.
|
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And it's also -- it leads up right into the season.
|
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But it's the pain that leads to the good stuff.
|
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Only his seduction leads them all down a dangerous path.
|
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You can get confrontational, but that often leads to fights.
|
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It really leads to a much more rich learning experience.
|
|
But the chemistry between them soon leads to something more.
|
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Amandine Henry leads out host France to a raucous ovation.
|
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Drier air leads to more desiccation and greater fire risk.
|
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It's safer this way, and leads to more consistent results.
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" That leads Will to announce, "Then I guess I'm Eduardo.
|
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May, who leads a government that has no parliamentary majority.
|
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The path to the truth almost always leads through shame.
|
|
And yet, this year, Acapulco leads the country in homicides.
|
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As often happens in this job, many leads went nowhere.
|
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He occasionally visits juvenile detention centers and leads poetry workshops.
|
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" She went on: "If it bleeds, it leads, doesn't it?
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Ed's investigation leads him to, yes, one more parallel reality.
|
|
He leads the league in wins (29) and shutouts (seven).
|
|
Biden leads the delegate count over Sanders — 837 to 689.
|
|
News people have a saying: 'If it bleeds, it leads'.
|
|
Hellebuyck leads all NHL goalies this season with 1,555 saves.
|
|
He leads with 33 percent support to Biden's 24 percent.
|
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From the bar, a corridor leads to the Dining Room.
|
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He now leads the cancer center's Office of Technology Development.
|
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A door at the rear leads to a screened porch.
|
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From there, a short path leads you to the falls.
|
|
The Atlanta Falcons continue to struggle to hold onto leads.
|
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A staircase leads from this room to the second floor.
|
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Many other reporters helped us to confirm leads we unearthed.
|
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A senior rater announces the tally and leads a discussion.
|
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It follows broader societal currents as often as it leads.
|
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All of these leads are worth exploring in the future.
|
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"It leads to inefficiency and complex business models," Farrell said.
|
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Biden leads virtually every poll, albeit by wildly divergent margins.
|
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He leads Ms. Hochul among city residents and black voters.
|
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Julissa Calderon leads a charge as Yessika Flores on 'Gentefied.'
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That unavoidably leads to reduced levels of employment, hurting workers.
|
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It leads toddlers to have generous inclinations without any coaching.
|
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Biden leads Sanders in opinion polls in all three states.
|
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The dilemma cuts deeper than who leads the next government.
|
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It is a radical individualism that leads to vicious tribalism.
|
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Leads pursued in the past all led to dead ends.
|
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"Black Panther" leads at the 2018 MTV Movie & TV Awards.
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It leads to a lot of delivery pizza and regret.
|
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Mark Meadows, who leads the Freedom Caucus, in an interview.
|
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She leads the agency enforcing nursing home laws and regulations.
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A glazed door leads from the kitchen to a patio.
|
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Instead of leads, state police investigators found only more questions.
|
|
He leads the team in scoring (15.7 points per game).
|
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This heated environment leads to unnatural compromises, particularly for journalists.
|
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That leads us to another point of consistency with Cutler.
|
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Certitude leads to violence — not inevitably, but far too often.
|
|
Amy Klobuchar currently leads with eight votes, followed by Sens.
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This directly leads to crippling congestion in all our systems.
|
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Fredrik Hiebert, the society's archaeologist in residence, has some leads.
|
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In the fall and winter, it will open more leads.
|
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Better meditation generally leads to better sleep, and vice versa.
|
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A pardon, though, in some cases, leads to eventual expungement.
|
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She leads on immigration, foreign policy, women's rights and trade.
|
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He leads by listening and empowering talented individuals to succeed.
|
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Nicholas St. Fleur: I love having fun with my leads.
|
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But time on reality TV change some leads' career paths.
|
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Effortlessly selling their characters, the leads project a shaggy chemistry.
|
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Today, Kairi leads a liminal life as an undocumented immigrant.
|
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Grace now leads student health services at Southern Illinois University.
|
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The teams traded leads numerous times throughout the second half.
|
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Psychological privacy, Beck says, leads to higher performance and satisfaction.
|
|
Alison Harrington leads a small church with a big history.
|
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If this leads to more news, the Haggler will share.
|
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The real estate mogul leads Cruz 22019 to 21 percent.
|
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NEPA's critics assert that NEPA leads to delays and lawsuits.
|
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"Lack of quality in education leads to poverty," he said.
|
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A brick walkway leads up to the arched front door.
|
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The winter finale of "The Blacklist" leads in at 9.
|
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The first saw, or hook, leads; second saw is next.
|
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Waiting until the last minute leads to blunders and omissions.
|
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The murder case is reopened and leads down alarming paths.
|
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His mission is to destroy the agency he now leads.
|
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Lykes leads the team in scoring (15.7) and assists (2.6).
|
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Canada leads the Group of 7 countries in economic growth.
|
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The music room leads into the home's main living area.
|
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He leads in polls for Nevada's nominating caucuses on Saturday.
|
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We have to see what leads us into the markets.
|
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Similarly, Glover's message is clearer when he leads from behind.
|
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C., who leads the even more conservative House Freedom Caucus.
|
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The incumbent Republican who narrowly leads former Democratic state Sen.
|
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He also leads the nation in passing touchdowns, with 48.
|
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But flat tools in flat worlds leads to flat photography.
|
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Every answer we get only leads to more unsettling questions.
|
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Resilience leads to better health, greater happiness and more success.
|
|
Besides the younger brother, the authorities were pursuing many leads.
|
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Mobile ordering leads to 20% higher check sizes for Wendy's.
|
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There's nothing that leads us to believe there's an injury.
|
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"This is what leads him to Jim Mattis," Gingrich said.
|
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Among black voters, Clinton leads Trump, 86 to 2 percent.
|
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Kasich, however, leads Clinton and Sanders in the Buckeye State.
|
|
Walker leads a group of 150 conservative House GOP lawmakers.
|
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In this case, the search leads only to more questions.
|
|
A series of brutal percussive slashes leads to scorched silence.
|
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Trump also leads in Pennsylvania — 71 delegates — but only narrowly.
|
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Dick's leads the U.S. sporting goods industry with 600 stores.
|
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Burnout almost always leads to a nagging sense of dissatisfaction.
|
|
Of course that leads to a huge drop in coverage.
|
|
This leads to the most riveting scene of the night.
|
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Their encounter leads Ernst to research climate change for himself.
|
|
Mastoris leads the way with 53 years on the job.
|
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Among likely caucusgoers, he leads Sanders 27% to 16% overall.
|
|
Sanders leads among white males, independents and voters under 50.
|
|
The Season 3 finale of "Empire" leads in at 8.
|
|
Pricing opacity often leads to bigger funeral bills for consumers.
|
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In today's puzzle, "ACDE ... WXYZB" leads to BLAST (B last).
|
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He leads his 2020 campaign rivals in Wall Street contributions.
|
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She now also leads marketing for the social impact team.
|
|
Biden leads Warren by 28% to 22% among Democratic women.
|
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That leads frost patterns to become larger and more intricate.
|
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Moreau leads all rookie tight ends with five touchdown catches.
|
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The Federal Reserve leads the rate markets up or down.
|
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David leads the company's communications strategy, reporting directly to Crosthwaite.
|
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The freshman guard Josh Okogie leads the team in scoring.
|
|
We now know that any street action leads to blood.
|
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Competition, after all, often leads to improvement on all sides.
|
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Rather, the very nature of tech leads to the divide.
|
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He leads the team with seven long balls this season.
|
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They create competition, which leads to innovation and lower prices.
|
|
More ideological parties leads to more ideological candidates winning office.
|
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Baylor leads the Big 12 in scoring defense (62.1). 3.
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Late kick leads No. 10 Creighton past Nebraska LINCOLN, Neb.
|
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Tavares leads the Islanders with 16 goals and 32 points.
|
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Anyone with information should contact our external investigation leads, [redacted].
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Anakin's support for Palpatine's authoritarian approach leads to his undoing.
|
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Working in sprints with regular breaks leads to maximum productivity.
|
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The second one is that he really leads by example.
|
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In fact, it leads the listener far away from them.
|
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Giuliani leads Trump's "cyber working group," announced during the campaign.
|
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Clinton leads Trump among females, too, 2628 to 28500 percent.
|
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In New Hampshire, Clinton leads Trump 2023 to 36 percent.
|
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Who at The New York Times continues to investigate leads?
|
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It readily leads to burnout — and therefore less effective care.
|
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This line of reasoning leads to some potentially radical conclusions.
|
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That of course leads to leaks occasionally, but that's okay.
|
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This leads to a competitive rush for the front row.
|
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The answers, like the two extraordinary leads, are deeply moving.
|
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A door within the pantry leads to a laundry room.
|
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That winding staircase leads up to a cozy bedroom loft.
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