Seniors have been feeling left out, people of color have been feeling left out, low income families feeling left out, immigrants feeling left out.
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Women not left out Women were not left out of his progressive agenda.
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"My message was left out, and my photo was left out as well," she said.
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But that's the thing about economic booms, there's always someone who's left out or feels left out.
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And we can fight to make sure that all Americans who have been left out in our economy, left out in our democracy, and left out in our history can take their rightful seat at that table.
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So this feeling people have of being left out and left behind, it's because they have been left out and left behind.
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"So this feeling people have of being left out and left behind, it's because they have been left out and left behind," said Case.
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MARY It can be irritating or even troubling to feel left out at work — even if whatever you're being left out of doesn't appeal to you.
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But LGBTQ+ people are historically left out of data tracking measures, such as the U.S. Census (and will be left out again, when the census is taken in 2020).
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Many groups are afraid they are being left out when the technology that dominates our world is designed, and they are right to be — they are being left out.
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India — the world's largest democracy — was also left out of the TPP, as it has been left out of Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) for more than 6900 years.
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Toby, watching from the back of the kitchen, feels left out that he had never heard Kate sing that particular song (he likes feeling left out from Pearson Family Lore).
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"I think that we used that as a moment to frame the whole show around the question of what gets left out, and why and things get left out," she told me recently.
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They felt left out, unmoored by the speed of change.
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If anyone felt left out it was never the intention.
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But Microsoft has been left out of the antitrust conversation.
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There were some things the press release left out, however.
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He feels even more left out of his "perfect" family.
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Unwanted possessions are left out for others to help themselves.
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It, too, was left out in this fall's MacBook refresh.
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The only thing they left out was a winners ceremony.
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We feel like we're being left behind and left out.
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But she felt that "nonobvious" founders were still left out.
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Pluto's moons haven't been left out of the process either.
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"We never want you to feel left out," Kim adds.
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How was she left out of the Stranger Things love?
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She swallowed a bottle of Windex a janitor left out.
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It's not that uncommon for someone to get left out.
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She always seems to be left out of the party.
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It's unclear why Choni is left out in the cold.
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A key figure is often left out of this story.
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The cropped image left out the best part: her hair.
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You know... so you don't feel left out or whatever.
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John included one more juicy detail that Mary left out.
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Carrie Fisher isn't being left out of the surge either.
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He's one of the few real journalists left out there.
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Ulrich said first lady Melania Trump seemed momentarily left out.
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Native rodents and bats, however, tend to get left out.
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But bullfights were left out, remaining at the higher level.
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Everybody's talking about their favorites and you feel left out.
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However, there's still a chance OSU will be left out.
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And so you feel that stab of being left out.
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But they all purposefully left out most women and minorities.
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Left out of that account were men like Nearis Green.
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Hispanic origin, income and education, for instance, are left out.
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Even ranking Senate Republicans were left out of the process.
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Other notable athletes with past doping offenses were left out.
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North Korea would initially be left out of the talks.
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If you feel left out, you have plenty of company.
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We Republican women were largely left out in the cold.
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"I simply decide what stays in and what's left out."
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Will we be prepared, or left out in the cold?
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Why were some 26S features left out of the SE?
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There's a big social component, and they feel left out.
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Are you worried about feeling left out of the group?
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But many Americans feel left out of the apparent boom.
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The foreign ministry was not going to be left out.
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And U.S.C. was by consensus the best team left out.
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Purdue, Rutgers, Southern Cal and West Virginia were left out.
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So for decades, they were left out in the cold.
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It makes sense that he would dispute being left out.
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"Indian companies may get left out on the resource side."
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PRAGUE — A people feeling left out, condescended to and ignored.
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Unfortunately, they still wind up feeling left out at gatherings.
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Then there are the people left out of the festivities.
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In vegetarian variations like mine, the lamb is left out.
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As a result, many survivors — and perpetrators — are left out.
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Far too many people were left out of the recovery.
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It's human nature to feel ashamed at being left out.
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"We were completely isolated and left out of the conversation."
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""But we feel left out for the work we do.
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Doug Ducey (R) wanted in the legislation were left out.
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And some felt surprise at what has been left out.
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Nor are cosmetics and accessories left out of the mix.
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Democrats were left out of Barr's initial round of consultations.
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Do you worry about being left out of this group?
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Win your qualifying games and you can't be left out.
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But it turns out Barr left out some crucial information.
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Obviously even in 10 hours you can't include everything, but in some cases, it seemed like some of what was left out was left out to influence our view of Steven Avery's guilt or innocence.
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My life is left out of the list of viable celebrations.
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If you're feeling left out…well, perhaps that's for the best.
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The segment was left out of YouTube and social media. pic.twitter.
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What is left out of this message that might be important?
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Morgan forever stewed about his being left out of the fortune.
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But it conspicuously left out any number from the announcement Sunday.
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The puzzler: Barack Obama was notably left out of the roasts.
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But, this Halloween you won't be left out in the cold.
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Also, what gets left out, overlooked, dissipated, distorted, misapplied, or twisted?
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We are always left out, unless it's churches or local businesses.
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Pokémon collectable card game collectors and players aren't being left out.
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The only ones left out of the equation were ordinary Americans.
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"It left out that I'm charitable, and some more good things."
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Did you ever feel left out, as someone who didn't drink?
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However, Melania left out a key ingredient: analysis of those fragments.
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And then there was the men who suddenly felt left out.
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The list also left out several attacks committed by white people.
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Even under Medicare for All, some populations could be left out.
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"So much was left out it was painful," Ms Hobbs says.
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Collaborative environment in which experienced hires will not be left out.
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They would also probably be awfully upset they were left out.
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The only thing left out is whether or not they succeed.
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Rising prosperity cannot compensate for a sense of being left out.
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She didn't want to get left out of the latest plan.
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Can be left out in the cold at any party. pic.twitter.
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But whoops — guess who got left out of all this excitement?
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The network-sharing deal left out the country's third operator Vodafone.
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Feel left behind, left out and betrayed by the status quo?
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In other words, the women had been left out of cryptozoology.
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What is left out, and what do you bring here, viewer?
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"Historically speaking, with a triad, there's someone left out," Brateman says.
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Your in-house financial advisers are left out of the picture.
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Democrats have complained loudly about being left out of the negotiations.
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Only users' education information was left out of the found data.
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Every day people feel left out, unappreciated and mistreated at work.
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Nothing that met our longstanding standards for publication was left out.
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Seems like the only thing left out is a campaign slogan.
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Is there anything that's been left out that makes you uncomfortable?
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She tells Kourtney how badly she feels about being left out.
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Not to be left out, Microsoft introduced Microsoft Teams in November.
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But even the Afghan government has complained of being left out.
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Eventually the groundwater will come in and flush whatever's left out.
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But without this, I'm just kind of left out of everything.
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And there are still hundreds of millions of people left out.
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Then, you have women — oops, we left out half the population.
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"I don't like anyone to feel left out," says the chef.
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So they really feel like they've been left out to dry.
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Steve Bullock, Seth Moulton and Wayne Messam will be left out.
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Meanwhile, one recently approved drug for depression, brexpiprazole, was left out.
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And sadly, wheelchair users are largely being left out of it.
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I have been left out numerous of times like Ms. Reed.
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I managed to get another left-out home worker included, too.
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Anglophones who didn't speak French were annoyed at feeling left out.
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That's […] art history: […] recognizing how many people have been left out.
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I've been left out of key industry events and social gatherings.
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"I asked Ed if he felt left out," Mr. Cohen wrote.
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However, his account of what happened has left out important information.
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States feel left out of the loop from DHS's elections investigations.
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How often are old people left out of important medical research?
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Food cannot be left out and leaky faucets should be repaired.
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Jennifer Lopez ("Hustlers") was left out of the supporting-actress category.
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Left out of the loop was the White House communications operation.
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They have not only lost income but also feel left out.
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But they have left out the biggest culprit: the ambulance industry.
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Lyft declined to comment on why it left out some data.
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The New York Times, of course, left out the same caveat.
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About 600,000 uninsured taxpayers were randomly left out of the mailing.
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It's true: Veterans have often been left out in the cold.
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Members of the media and spectators need not feel left out.
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They left out that the pilots weren't trained to handle it.
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Both groups feel ripped off and left out by the system.
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There are other ways in which such folk are left out.
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Because you left out one thing that he likes do, too.
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What's even more telling, though, is what the platform left out.
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All but left out of the picture, though, are Asian-Americans.
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Companies profit, shareholders reap the benefits, and workers are left out.
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All of these facts are conspicuously left out of your book.
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"So this feeling people have of being left out and left behind, it's because they have been left out and left behind," said Case, who before heading up Revolution was co-founder and CEO of AOL.
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"There's this false dichotomy right now that you can either talk about those who are left out or you talk about those who feel like they're being left out, but you can't talk about both," she said.
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He didn't care that four starters were left out of the mix.
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He completely left out the truth that it was only 800 jobs.
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"When you're left out of conversations it's a worrying sign," Challenger said.
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The Jenner grandma, Mary Jo, wasn't left out of the automobile exchange.
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That left out India, but slavery was banned there, too, in 1843.
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That left me feeling left out of both parts of my identity.
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People still rocking the iPhone 7 or 8 aren't left out, either.
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It's interesting that Jokowi left out France on this trip, Chapman notes.
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He was 5 years old then, and feeling a little left out.
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There were a few things Thrasher conveniently left out of his statement.
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It's already a meme and you don't want to be left out.
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Predictable is one attribute God left out of His Namibian plan. 2149659088459558.
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To inscribe what has been erased or left out is a correction.
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Plenty of Ivorians feel left out of the economic boom, he says.
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One left-out letter can lead to a lot of confused viewers.
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If being left out of stories bothers you, though, bring it up.
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They seemed to know when someone was feeling upset or left out.
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"Even that fact was left out of the historical record," says Bratt.
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Some Android phones may also be left out, depending on their manufacturer.
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They won't be left out in the cold, without coverage, he added.
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Are these watchless few to be left out of the wearable revolution?
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So he's some of the proof I have that Jordan left out.
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So you hopefully won't be left out in the cold for long.
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It also left out a key sentence that clarified the article's headline.
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WATTERS: All right, the so-called tolerant left out of control. Ready?
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They might have been left out simply because they weren't good enough.
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Dick Gregory, Frank Vincent and Harry Dean Stanton were also left out.
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When her classmates began dating, Raimundo suddenly felt even more left out.
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During this legislation, no one was left out, passed over, brushed off.
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Those engaged to be married, for example, have been cruelly left out.
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Yup, there's a whole murder Feig just left out of the movie!
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Not to be left out of the conversation was the royal family.
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Progress has bypassed groups, communities, societies - and people have been left out.
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Some leaders have made clear they don't want to be left out.
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We really want to hit the markets we left out last time.
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That's why I coined the acronym FOBLO: Fear Of Being Left Out.
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Of course, some things were left out, but that surely is understandable.
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They want Cruz's rider left out of the stopgap funding resolution. Sen.
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Why was the state committee left out of such a meticulous report?
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We felt left out in the cold, unable to support our families.
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The president repeated that warning on Wednesday, but left out Heitkamp's name.
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When you're the wet blanket, you'll be left out and passed over.
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And in that typical way of a teenager, I felt left out.
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Non-state actors are unwilling to be left out of the party.
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With a new generation coming up, some notable veterans were left out.
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For weeks he'd expressed discontent about being left out of the process.
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And people of color are frequently left out of AI training sets.
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Call it the big reveal left out of the Book of Revelation.
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But someone left out their beach ball in this picnic-themed brainteaser.
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Haddish's face fell like a wedding cake left out in the rain.
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Are there any favorite things that they left out in the book?
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Yet Austin's accomplishments are often left out of the ballet history narrative.
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"Traditionally, victims have been left out of the process," she tells Broadly.
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Jeremy Bailey, a Toronto-based new media artist, was feeling left out.
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Shoring up state finances means little to voters left out of pocket.
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But retail currency users have been left out, fuelling the black market.
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At other times, they are like left-out friends or jealous lovers.
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But Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat, may have left out the biggest perpetrator.
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He felt strongly that their stories should not have been left out.
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"I think there were some plays we left out there," Luck said.
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Ms. Hayward realized that her education had left out many important stories.
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I was being left out without any rights at all, with nothing.
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If the Constitution had counted citizens, it would have left out slaves.
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Ours is the generation that left, out of necessity if not happily.
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Reporters said he seemed disappointed and upset to have been left out.
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I don't really have birthday parties anymore; someone always gets left out.
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He just left out one major detail: how to pay for it.
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Growing up with the feeling of being left out can seem trivial.
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If you don't have money, you might be left out of democracy.
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No one likes feeling left out, and no one should have to.
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It also works with AirPlay, so those with iPhones aren't left out.
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Most of the original staff members left out of loyalty to her.
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One crucial factor, however, was left out of the survey: Housing costs.
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Marital rape is incredibly common and often left out of such conversations.
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It's a shame those lines have been left out of other adaptations!
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The traditionally bipartisan measure was ultimately left out of the stopgap legislation.
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While each left out key details, they also included many important specifics.
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Teachers unions also say critical voices have so far been left out.
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But some parts of the government were left out in the cold.
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But there was an essential piece of information that they left out.
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Many sick and disabled people will be left out in the cold.
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The high-yield market was left out in the cold this January.
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When the comics were left out, almost 90 percent of readers complained.
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Fearing you're missing out and knowing you've been left out are different.
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The costs of climate change are left out of these LCOE calculations.
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Quercia says he's not upset about being left out of the conversation.
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Cocaine was left out of these rigid controls; it was already inside.
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"China doesn't want to be left out of the negotiations," said Zhang.
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Their eyes are lovingly locked and I'm feeling a little left out.
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It's clear that in many ways, Indigenous women have been left out of mainstream reproductive health conversations around contraception and abortion, building on a history in which they were left out of suffrage movements in the 20th century.
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SNUB: Armie Hammer left out of Best Supporting Actor Seemingly a lock for a nomination, Hammer was surprisingly left out of the Best Supporting Actor category for his work opposite nominee Timothée Chalamet in Call Me By Your Name.
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Some dads-to-be feel alienated or left out of traditional baby showers.
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Drake was left on the sidelines, clapping, looking left out in the cold.
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Not to be left out, Lamborghini brought the Huracan Performante out to play.
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Those living in further flung areas can be left out, especially at night.
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The four candidates who were left out of the first debate are Gov.
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The Q in LGBTQ always seems to get left out of the narrative.
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But many Afghan politicians say they have been left out of the process.
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Celebrated female directors Greta Gerwig, Patty Jenkins and Rees were all left out.
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"That's 17 points we left out there," UCLA offensive coordinator Jedd Fisch said.
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But one group of willing volunteers continue to be left out: gay men.
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However, until today, all other Android users were left out in the cold.
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Either way, you're left out if you don't have cash or good credit.
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For now, Japan has been left out of North Korea's recent charm offensive.
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And poor San Francisco has been left out of the mix — until now.
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Millions of students are left out of the process because of its complexity.
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The truck was carrying meat that would be left out for the birds.
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I would have felt so left out of the entire social media experience.
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Most were eventually given public-sector positions, but Mr. Yahyaoui was left out.
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I probably couldn't go anyway but I couldn't help but feel left out.
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He will visit only if you have left out a certain earthenware pot.
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Every student is engaged, and no one is left out, in this format.
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The company left out a key feature from the latest version of Android.
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Are there stories we left out that should have been on the list?
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He even calls it "excellent" (I left out the vomiting bit, in fairness).
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Health care has been left out in the cold amid this market rally.
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Potatoes, however, are left out as they're too heavy for his burger creation.
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Part of the problem with summarization is that something is always left out.
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Federal workers are really being left out in the cold this holiday season.
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They left out all the information on Bruce Ohr out of that application.
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They tried to remain hopeful and left out some food, just in case.
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Not to be left out, Gintare was flag bearer for the Lithuanian team.
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I wasn't eternally to be left out of the steamy "Father Figure" video.
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" More state flexibility in Medicaid, "to make sure no one is left out.
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Those are the people who've been left out because of a rigged system.
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"She wanted to experience activities and felt left out of opportunities," he said.
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African-Americans were left out of this radical progressive vision at best—and
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By democratizing the tool it created, hopefully no one will feel left out.
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Besides Democrats being left out of the deliberations, so, too, were most Republicans.
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Because if you think of the trial, there was inadmissible evidence left out.
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The bill would be doomed, Cruz warned, if his amendment is left out.
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Women's many contributions to technology are frequently left out of the history books.
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Put simply, women have been left out of the telling of our history.
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This game is big, but nothing is left out from the mobile port.
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"So often black people are left out of design future thinking," Asega explains.
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"You left out one favorite topic, to which I never contribute," she said.
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These areas have been left out of Mr Ryan's agenda, to limit discord.
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When Clinton was left out, the poll surveyed 255 Democrats and 85033 independents.
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And I think that has to do with what's left out of them.
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Some crucial details were left out of Dr. Bardack's statement, including whether Mrs.
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In not too much time, Niall's family left out of the DIAL house.
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Perspectives and Analysis Emily Badger: Estranged in America: Both sides feel left out.
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What Peone left out, however, was that the flight never actually took off.
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That this decisive piece was left out of the joint statement seems amiss.
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For too long black South Africans have been left out of the economy . . .
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Right after being left out, Lillard released a rap track referencing the snub.
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The second biggest party Inuit Ataqatigiit (IA) was left out of the coalition.
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Finally, athleisure-loving dogs don't have to be left out of the trend.
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"That way the community doesn't feel that they've been left out," he said.
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She could start the list, and he could add anything she left out.
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Boston is not going to be left out of the Atlantic Division race.
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At other events, Skullgirls is shoved into smaller rooms, or left out entirely.
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But people with merely "fair" credit might be left out in the cold.
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Freddy: Yeah, show producers left out the mass protests around the G20 summits.
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I'm happy for them, but we feel a bit different and left out.
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Only part he left out was the "hoops" they'll have to jump through!
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The Left Party, Sweden's former Communist party, would also probably be left out.
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Oh, and just in case Harry was feeling left out, fear ye not.
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But that means 11,000 of us will be left out in the cold.
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In her office, "fair" is the F-word best left out of conversations.
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By 1850, the census included all household members, but left out the enslaved.
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It's what's left out of all the movies that we're used to seeing.
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But many Americans are left out of the boom Home values are rising.
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Of course, as in any broadly conceived group show, many were left out.
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We don't know because that was largely left out of Samsung's report Sunday.
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Black and Hispanic or Latinx people are disproportionately left out of the count.
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At least 36 injuries were left out of Tesla's records in 2018 alone.
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If a cat is feeling left out, they may not leave you alone.
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"There's a lot of fuel left out there to burn," Mr. Terrazas said.
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But when the government finally opened stadiums to women, she was left out.
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It is unconscionable for Rey to be left out of #TFA Monopoly game.
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And military working dogs aren&apost being left out of the modernization push.
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All The Bright Places loses the most from what it left out altogether.
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Both Davis and Chapman hit fastballs that were left out over the plate.
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One country that tends to be left out of this aspirational parenting narrative?
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But members of the older generation clearly don't want to be left out.
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Others have left out seed, water and grasses for dehydrated and hungry fauna.
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Maybe he's just feeling left out and wanted a little bit of attention.
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Democrats say the memo left out key context that their memo will clarify.
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Or, let's say you haven't received invitations to events and feel left out.
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"Designated Survivor" was unsurprisingly left out of the Golden Globe nominations this week.
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It's bizarre that the HomePod, though it sounds fantastic, seems so left out.
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He later criticized "Making a Murderer," saying it left out key of evidence.
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Some things are left out of your hands so I'm done with it.
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Not only did I feel uninformed and slow, I felt somehow left out.
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And even buying in a farm stand, the produce could be left out.
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But at least one group tends to get left out of the discussion.
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The fact that there are people being left aside, or left out—or worried that they are being left out—and the faltering of the model that has worked reasonably well in the West over the past decades, are linked.
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In the end, an anti-dumping provision was left out of the negotiated USMCA.
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But the feeling of being left out is all too common online, as well.
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Especially my brown sisters… been left out too many times in the makeup world!
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Trans people cannot be left out of conversations about our own dignity and humanity.
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Police moved toward the front of the newsroom and left out the front door.
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Some cards even include greetings to her brother, so he doesn't feel left out.
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Then Black Widow was left out from The Avengers: Age of Ultron toy line.
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"What is left out there is to identify entities—things that exist," Albantakis said.
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So there's a group, rightly or wrongly, justly or unjustly, that feels left out.
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You read stories from musicians you've worked with, and somehow you're conveniently left out.
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Banks will do just about anything to make sure they don't get left out.
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It seems he may have left out the supposed girlfriend waiting back home, though.
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Celebrated female directors Greta Gerwig, Patty Jenkins and Dee Rees were all left out.
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But when it came to the world of games, I felt mostly left out.
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Artists not featured on the blacklist are already joking that they feel left out.
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"Over 140 countries have legal casinos; why should we be left out?" he asks.
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There are a lot of folks who had been left out in that transition.
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Being left out of those exclusive intra-network opportunities can have a demoralizing impact.
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Users, the third integral leg of that stool, were left out in the cold.
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With less maintenance and more garbage left out, mosquitoes have more areas to breed.
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That doesn't mean that middle-aged women are being left out of the picture.
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What he left out is that those groups have largely triumphed in the courts.
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But don't worry about feeling left out if you aren't currently playing the field.
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"We were told nothing; we were left out of the whole situation," said Perkins.
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Ashley Graham isn't going to be left out of the conversation about her body.
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I ran to fight for the ignored, the left out, and the left behind.
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But instead of feeling left out, he had become more confident in his choice.
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When we were there filming [The Bachelor], I didn't really feel super left out.
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They don't have to be left out of that now, now everyone is included.
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But I WILL be LIVE TWEETING them (so I don't feel left out). Seriously.
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Too many people in America are still being left out, left behind and ignored.
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A third media mogul, Brian Roberts of Comcast, was left out in the cold.
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I've actually left out some key stuff that we cover in the podcast. 2.
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Oilfield services group John Wood, which had been expected to join, was left out.
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Amazon disputed many of the facts and claimed the newspaper left out key information.
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Finally, you should take a careful look at the companies that are left out.
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IF THERE'S SOME SORT OF INTERNATIONAL KABALLA GROUP, I'M LEFT OUT OF THE PARTY.
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Mr Saleh, who is the weaker partner, fears being left out of any settlement.
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What's the best juicy tidbit the book left out, our hosts wanted to know?
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But the problem is, Pompeo was left out on the street like Aaron Burr.
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If your trusty phone still has life left in it, don't feel left out!
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But until recently, one group has largely been left out of the conversation: victims.
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While our elected officials descend further into frenzies of partisanship, voters feel left out.
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The provision was ultimately left out of the final bicameral compromise VA appropriations legislation.
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Plenty of governors asked that their states to be left out of the proposal.
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Second, history reminds us that someone is always left out of struggles for liberation.
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And I'm fine with that, but it doesn't mean I don't feel left out.
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McConnell told reporters Tuesday that no one in his conference would be left out.
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Cheese and bread left out too long yield a tolerable level of discomfort, though.
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For the in memoriam, they left out our sister Alexis, and she was trans.
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I just hope Ben Affleck and Hemsworth's bro Liam doesn't feel too left out.
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The opposition exploited the feeling that many were being left out of the recovery.
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The president left out a special election in Southern California to replace former Rep.
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Recent debates about European identity, he noted, had left out an important concept: hospitality.
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The Information earlier today reported that, Drummond was left out of meetings at Uber.
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Several regulars were left out including experienced centre Jamie Roberts and lock Luke Charteris.
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Putin, not to be left out, has also ordered the development of the cryptoruble.
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Both players were then left out of Arsenal's team for the season-opening game.
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The conference most likely to be left out, then, is again the Pac-12.
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However, there are a few bears left out for the night, which is good.
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"They hit some pitches that I just left out over the plate," Britton said.
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Game time All the cool kids are playing Fortnite, and you're feeling left out?
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But, the report left out something crucial that here I would like to address.
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There were beloved albums, hit songs, and renowned artists that were left out entirely.
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In some cases, legitimate codes had been left out and needed to be added.
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The coalition also said there was one death left out from a previous report.
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But Pompeo left out a critical detail: He was a participant in the conversation.
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Since up to 12 people can play, no one needs to feel left out.
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The car keys, usually kept hidden, had been left out in the family room.
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Everyone was asking him for pics and I didn't wanna feel left out pic.twitter.
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And I doubt Drake is hurting from being left out of Spotify's featured playlists.
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It's possible, of course, that this information is left out because it's actually unimportant.
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When other colleges and universities realized they had been left out, they were furious.
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I feel as if again African Canadians have been left out of that picture.
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I do think, however, that Beck left out an interesting piece of the puzzle.
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We see far too many really preventable shootings because firearms have been left out.
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I was going nuts at trap raves and always feeling a bit left out.
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Ailey knew what it meant to be left out and the importance of accessibility.
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But all too often, the lives of women get left out of school textbooks.
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Boys seem to have been largely left out of the conversation about gender equality.
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Rap music Rap music has not been left out in the fight against coronavirus.
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Senate Democrats were critical of the report, saying it left out many key witnesses.
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Left out, especially, is the home truth that the Catholic Church has changed already.
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And they may have felt left out of the political process in the past.
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If you run a broadcast network these days, it's easy to feel left out.
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"Nobody wants to be left out of the memories that are made," she said.
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Too many for too long were left out, the true architectures of power concealed.
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It's the elephant they left out of the circus when they went to Bahrain.
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Suffice it to say: This is when we understand how left out we've been.
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But the Afghan government has been left out of the loop, frustrating Mr. Ghani.
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But those living in poverty, they note, often get left out of the process.
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Most of the time, I get this sick feeling whenever I am left out.
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Seeing my neighbors head out to dinner gives me a juvenile left-out feeling.
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Great, but the burden on working students is often left out of that conversation.
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About half of those left out of the Medicaid expansion are black or Hispanic.
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He left out the elimination of various tax breaks that help the middle class.
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They could be left out of the count, assumed to fall outside its purview.
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Several of the candidates left out of the debates have complained about the process.
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There's the characters like Tyler who are left out; same with Hannah and Clay.
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One of those left out runs was one of the ones I was doing.
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As a result, Southern blacks were left out, except for low-level vocational training.
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I know some are going to be left out, but they worked so hard.
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Here's who benefited from the agreement — and who was left out in the cold.
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The numbers looked great because the White House left out something essential: the cost.
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Land becomes a catchall to say, 'There's still too many of us left out.
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Who are these millions of workers who are left out in the cold, then?
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And I think that a lot of people felt left out of that process.
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But then my wife will feel she is failing or has been left out.
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I know some are going to be left out, but they work so hard.
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"I think he is starting to feel a little left out," Ms. Springmeyer said.
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When making a film with this structure, there's a lot we eventually left out.
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That's how people get left out of opportunities, especially people who are already marginalized.
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Some obituaries of Claiborne in 2000 — though not The Times's — left out his gayness.
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"I think the Europeans are completely left out in the cold here," said Harchaoui.
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Those left out face the agonizing prospect of never seeing their family members again.
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RBS said it resolved that issue and no customers were left out of pocket.
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So, clearly left out, I turned to archetypes that mirrored my own nervous energy.
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Just because the overall economy is booming doesn't mean we're not being left out.
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Because his wife's language skills were better, he sometimes was left out of conversations.
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This is something I've admittedly left out of my work when presenting this data.
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But what came across as "mission accomplished" made many people feel left out. Forgotten.
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If you're stumped by one that I left out, put it in the comments.
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You left out the Trumps, the Trumpists, I don't know, whatever you call them.
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But what we left out of it is affirmative consent for every use case.
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It quickly attracted controversy both for what it included and what it left out.
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There are a few things we discussed in the interview that were left out.
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But I paid a price, in terms of being left out of certain shows.
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Some other items from the proposal may have to be left out as well.
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Meryl Streep was also left out of the race for her performance in The Post.
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I've seen the version where one party feels left out, and it's doomed and miserable.
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The one consideration here is that any dishes or glasses left out will get dusty.
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Eventually, the disconnects and inevitable feelings of being left out led to some new rules.
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Clearly, when it comes to discussing literature, women are being left out of the conversation.
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"I don't want anyone feeling like they were left out of this line," she says.
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"Indeed, I left out 'つの指' which should have gone in between," she wrote.
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General Motors' premium truck and SUV brand, GMC, is determined not to be left out.
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There are new efforts to highlight stories about women left out of traditional history books.
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But it left out any shots of Lauer, who co-hosted "Today" for 20 years.
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Often left out of the media narrative are the reasons why Republicans feel this way.
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Plus there's also the not-insignificant fear of being left out of the cultural conversation.
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That's why Trump got elected, because too many people were left out of today's system.
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And what gets left out are the American people who actually want strong border enforcement.
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Spain wants to make sure it is not left out of any future EU-U.
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Where some things work for some communities and other communities continue to be left out?
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Kids in school are getting lessons, but our parents and grandparents are being left out.
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As I discovered this morning, Star Wars fans aren't getting left out in the cold.
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In this case, Trump left out an important qualifier from Chaffetz, the former Republican congressman.
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Democrats were left out of the negotiations entirely, and none are expected to support it.
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What they left out: It doesn't end the Medicaid expansion earlier, as conservatives wanted. Rep.
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Massaquoi didn't want to be left out, so he also applied to become a member.
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We just had to put some different garnishes on it and left out the jelly.
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We then head home, finish the Prosecco left out, and head to bed around 63.
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They study also left out information on participants' smoking habits, an important cancer risk factor.
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Half of seniors are in societies, and so half of the seniors feel left out.
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But there are a lot of folks who have been left out in that transition.
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White men are crying foul, saying they're being left out of these conversations and initiatives.
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The program went 13-0 last season despite being left out of the title mix.
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At best, any progress won will be limited if working-class women are left out.
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IF THERE IS SOME INTERNATIONAL KABBALAH GROUP, ONCE AGAIN I'M LEFT OUT OF THE PARTY.
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It's a Black cult classic, and one often left out of an overwhelmingly white cannon.
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Perhaps most alarming, some crucial outside response groups were left out of the loop entirely.
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To make matters worse, Henson's show Empire was completely left out of the TV categories.
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Eisen also said the Federal Bureau of Investigation shouldn't be left out of this discussion.
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I always feel like pro-life women are completely left out of conversations like this.
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And, yes, we do feel decidedly left out of your Bachelor brackets and viewing parties.
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Unfortunately, some popular banks, like Chase, are still left out of the Android Pay funtimes.
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Notably, NASA, as a civilian space agency, will be left out of the new entity.
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The averages might look cheery, but millions are left out of even the best economy.
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So much so that other popular leisure activities are starting to feel somewhat left out.
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Often times they're left out in the open or in rooms that don't have locks.
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Large communities in the US are being left out of the quest for faster internet.
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So all the insults he's leveled at campaign rallies, speeches, and debates are left out.
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But, as reported by The Washington Post, The American Mirror initially left out those details.
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People have been left out of the loop—so to speak—and they don't know.
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No one believed him, because Pearl Harbor was left out of history in their schools.
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" Carson, feeling left out while Cruz, Trump and Rubio argue: "Can somebody attack me, please?
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But other tribes, in particular the Luo, Mr Odinga's lot, feel left out of government.
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Before I left out of town he was saying 'Father of Asahd, Father of Asahd'.
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The Senate majority leader also publicly said women weren't intentionally left out of the group.
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Yet power supply remains erratic, and many smaller settlements in the area are left out.
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The final rule left out a key component of the original proposal, according to Piwowar.
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Evidence kits that went directly to storage can be left out of these numbers entirely.
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But what's most telling is what Trump left out of his tweet about the WHCD.
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But anyone with breasts or different weight distribution is left out of these vital measurements.
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So many of us must live with our pleasure being left out of mainstream media.
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They were dense and lumpy, as if a distracted baker had left out an ingredient.
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According to an employee at Africa Development Corps, bodies were left out on the streets.
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The Huffington Post article is not the first time conservative women have been left out.
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Asked about this Wednesday by CNN, Blunt downplayed personal liability for discrimination being left out.
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It was left out of the initial House bill, but restored before the committee vote.
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Our nation's veterans are left out of the very rights they preserve by their service.
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To ensure that you aren't left out of the job market, Osborne doesn't recommend deception.
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World history was what they taught us, and you were left out of the world.
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"It is so expensive that a lot of Americans are being left out," she said.
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Not to be left out, PATH jumped in and tweeted the actress its train schedule.
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Edelman has spoken at length about everything he left out of the documentary's final cut.
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Staff there said the hedgehogs had probably been snacking on food left out for pets.
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Vindman also testified that the White House transcript of the call left out key lines.
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I also left out items that weren't exclusive to breakfast, such as McDonald's yogurt parfait.
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The problem is that too many of them have been left out of that prosperity.
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Three missing chapters that were left out of "The Autobiography of Malcolm X" have surfaced.
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But Democrats challenged its legitimacy, saying it left out many key witnesses who came forward.
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Like claims to vague reforms, offering accountability through transparency comes down to what's left out.
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But in the final rule, they were left out, enabling the EPA to lowball HRI.
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Holly Hunter was expected to get a supporting actress nomination, but was also left out.
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I realized that millions of disabled people were unjustly being left out of daily life.
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People left out in the rain are given a pitiful amount of food to eat.
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"Our bodies had been left out of the document from the beginning," Ms. Schreck says.
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But many Americans are left out of the boom Housing has mostly recovered, homeowners haven't.
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I was often left out of their kids' celebrations to spare me from the reminder.
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Mr. Bolton was left out of Mr. Trump's meeting with Mr. Kim's emissary on Friday.
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"We are left out of the national conversation," Ms. Williams said of young conservative women.
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We all know that so many things so many of us want are left out.
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One crucial detail, though, was left out of the strategy: the name of his successor.
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On the other hand, fingers crossed Rachel's meaty trifle is left out of the lineup!
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And that strict limit means that every four years, many good ones are left out.
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That's what gets left out of almost every story about anxiety in the Trump era.
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Last time around, the Afghan government objected to being left out of US-Taliban negotiations.
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The challenge for Tibbott was making sure that vegans were not left out at Thanksgiving.
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And there is no way for readers to tell what information has been left out.
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Two hand-held grinders were left out on a patio with their cutting edges exposed.
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Petipa left out fouetté turns, so they rectify that omission; and their joy is infectious.
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Apple Arcade is a curated experience, meaning that plenty of developers will get left out.
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Savvy enough for theater obsessives, but not so esoteric that casual fans feel left out.
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What part of Gandhi's story has Mr. Modi left out, and why is that significant?
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How astonishing that it can be left out and there's still a surfeit to rue.
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It left out the specific reminder to the Syrian government to turn over flight logs.
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"It's like you told a story and left out a main character," Chelsea GawneMark wrote.
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"As she told the story, she left out pieces of the story," he said afterward.
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Likely in a bid to lower the cost of the A6400, it was left out.
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More than half of remote workers who telecommute, 58%, reported feeling left out at work.
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They were previously negotiating with the group, but were left out of meetings over disagreements.
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It's about growing up, "looking for joy," being left out and then, finally, getting initiated.
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But you don't have to feel left out if you're not in a romantic relationship.
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Some are taking out their rage at being left out by hating on Twitter itself.
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I've left out a lot of details, but this is the heart of the narrative.
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As a result, Adam Sandler was left out for buzzed-about dramatic performance Uncut Gems.
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In fact, the courts are left out of much of that kind of decision-making.
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Those who have jobs feel left out of the growth story because of lagging wages.
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In other words, these missteps left out evidence that may have worked in Page's favor.
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It is hard to see how those criteria are met when women are left out.
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"Women often get left out of the limelight, and the dollars follow," Ms. Collins said.
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Those left out include India, Colombia, Malaysia, Oman, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
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And really, audiences should be left out of not just debates, but all TV shows.
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Also left out are the underinsured, who may need to first satisfy a high deductible.
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Perhaps I should start by identifying some of the ways he has been left out.
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It is deeply concerning that this essential provision was left out of the trade deal.
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What if that baby picture left out or obscured some important feature of the universe?
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Join her as she covers the histories that are often left out of our textbooks.
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That explains why the question of diversity hits people differently depending on who's left out.
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Others suggested that the list left out younger writers who weren't in the originator's network.
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He also says Oliver deliberately left out facts about an accident that killed 9 miners.
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Envy not entirely rooted in any strong feelings for an artist, but in being left out of a community that they were once eager to be a part of, left out of a passion they can't access anymore due to time, age, or cynicism.
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Melissa McCarthy has revealed that she was left out of the highly-anticipated Gilmore Girls reboot.
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It was purposefully left out in the Night King's cold — non-consensual scenes are not included.
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However, he left out his promise to ban foreign lobbyists from raising money for American elections.
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I didn't know enough Gloria Steinem quotes and I just felt that I was left out.
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Despite the setbacks, he seems to be content with everything he left out on the field.
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So why are luxury goods stocks mostly being left out of the Trump stock market party?
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What was left out of Olowska's project was how the Slavic people interacted with these goddesses.
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Later, she addressed the small grill mishap on Twitter, acknowledging she left out several key symbols.
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Grande says she left out a few of the characters because the tattoo was too painful.
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The movie was completely left out of the 2017 awards ceremony where Affleck won Best Actor.
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But if you're not a fan of ribs, Applebee's doesn't want you to feel left out.
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GUILFOYLE: -- dressed as cows so they don&apost get left out of the moo-tastic deal.
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Those of you with smaller hands and pockets weren't left out of the leak fun, however.
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Read Craig Silverman on the ways older people are being left out of digital literacy efforts.
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"If food is left out longer than this, it can grow some serious bacteria," Weinandy said.
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In a press event after Google's Stadia stream, a spokesperson confirmed PS4 won't be left out.
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Update: You didn't think Kimmy would be left out of a West-Rousteing collaboration, did you?
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His secret lay in what he left out—particularly that least penetrable or important thing, himself.
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Luke Perry and Cameron Boyce were left out of the 2020 Academy Awards' "In Memoriam" segment.
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Yet here, they have left out a key aspect of one of their main character's identities.
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Read These Stories Next: Was Johnny Depp Strategically Left Out Of These Pictures From Fantastic Beasts?
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But the fact that the poop scene is left out of our conversation is kinda shitty.
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Of course, it's also possible that the creators could be left out of the process altogether.
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If you live far away from your state's Pride celebrations, it's easy to feel left out.
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"The interesting thing is that many of those left out have two great characteristics," he says.
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Consequently, many important sources like social media pages and news sites are left out of reports.
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And there are lots of reasons why Americans today are feeling left out and left behind.
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While legalizing marijuana can be a huge economic boon, critics say minorities are being left out.
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Kurdish leaders have consistently been left out of U.N. efforts toward ending Syria's eight-year war.
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But with the Didi-Uber China merger, Lyft looks like it might be left out cold.
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Yes, you'll notice that Android is completely left out of phase one — as are Roku products.
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From that perspective, there's nothing complicated about why Jason Bourne wasn't left out in the cold.
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Those projections were left out of the Missouri report because there are still so many uncertainties.
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Joe was left out of the "Thriller" singer's will when he died aged 50 in 2009.
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They said they didn't want her to feel left out because other kids were eating gluten.
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In a speech when NATO leaders last met he pointedly left out any reference to it.
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Individual dance moves — like the worm, the macarena, or the moonwalk — have historically been left out.
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A: No. He left out a very important figure: More than half the victims are men.
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When it comes to mainstream storytelling, multiple partner relationships are too often left out or misrepresented.
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She taught me how to deal with feeling left out and alone and so much more.
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While the designer did light a cigarette in the clip, the dramatic explosion was left out.
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Indeed, many significant cultural sites have been left out of the extra protection monument status provides.
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They left out the giant in-between area that many survivors of sexual assault know exists.
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Then when Congress passed the Civil Rights Act in 1964, domestic workers were left out again.
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SNUB: I, Tonya left out of Best Picture Count this as another blow for Tonya Harding.
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I don't know that hearing people have ever felt that experience of truly being left out.
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" Young women could practice the "science and skill" of boxing "with all the brutality left out.
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Not to be left out, Microsoft's got an event planned for tomorrow afternoon in New York.
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She said there was "no special reason" the company was left out of her Medium post.
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Pros People who buy coverage in the individual market won't be left out in the cold.
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Like Sanders, Trump is connecting with parts of society that feel left out or left behind.
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She was told that that part of the program would simply have to be left out.
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"The ELN cannot be left out of the peace process," FARC head negotiator Ivan Marquez said.
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The hair I left out just covers the weft, so that you don't see the extensions.
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Were you left out of the family group chat or is this some passive aggressive stunt?
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"But after the support from other deans, I don't see us being left out," he said.
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The complicated, long process of pitching a television series means "untested" talent often gets left out.
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Just another defender of a status quo that rewarded elites and left out the little guy.
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I left out most of the incidental deaths as the thread would've ran into the hundreds.
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"She was feeling kind of left out," Mr. Obama said aloud as he waited, smiling impishly.
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Women are left out of medical researchThe average American woman is 5 feet 4 inches tall.
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"I'm just a bear that got left out in the rain too long," he explains. Pause.
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Then they wash their hands of the matter and accept, for a while, being left out.
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The black cast and director of hip hop biopic "Straight Outta Compton" were also left out.
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I began to feel left out again, just as I did when I was a kid.
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Read on for seven tips on how to deal when you feel left out at work.
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The Democratic debates covered a lot of ground but left out a major topic: foreign policy.
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The economist criticized the fact that certain items were left out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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The broad carve-outs requested by the Justice Department and civil enforcement agencies were left out.
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No explanation was given for why critical information was left out of the original warrant entry.
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There's a lot of places where Congress is just being left out by a lawless administration.
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What Sessions left out is that liberal and left-wing speakers are often targeted as well.
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People of color are often left out of training sets for AI, which makes bias unsurprising.
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But Chief Justice John G. Roberts says that politics should be left out of the process.
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And when it does, Musk needs to make sure he's not left out in the cold.
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They say they were also left out of the town hall discussion the following the day.
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I left out items I felt were redundant, like plain biscuits or sandwiches with just egg.
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But while left out of the process, it appears these three women had the final say.
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PATRICK: But too many people in too many places are still left out and left back.
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Left out of the loop in both cases was Rex W. Tillerson, then secretary of state.
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What he left out of the picture is he was a pretty prolific napper as well.
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When Congress passed the Civil Rights Act in 1964, some domestic workers were left out again.
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What parts of the agency's investigation of the Osage Murders were left out of the story?
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Other inconvenient realities, like the class tensions of present-day San Francisco, are also left out.
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Some black and Hispanic residents, who account for 40 percent of the population, feel left out.
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Cardi's not left out either ... he got her named inked on his neck earlier this year.
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Economists keep telling those left out of our digital future to move to the tech hubs.
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Companies that have sought to revolutionize transportation increasingly are facing question about who gets left out.
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At the time, many countries in the region felt left out of Brussels' negotiations with China.
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M.O., which I did for a while, they're just left out in left field, I guess.
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For the purpose of their study, Muotri says the team left out these non-comparable variables.
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If so, then say your piece about feeling left out and see where that takes you.
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Second, good design can bring A.I.'s benefits to those who otherwise might be left out.
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Those who cannot make it to the path of totality will not be left out, however.
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And regardless of the lengths of these credits, he said too many names are left out.
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Trump seems, by turns, annoyed by being left out of the loop and indifferent to it.
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There are a lot of Americans who are being left out of America, economically, socially, culturally.
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Social media has also left me feeling left out and more discouraged about my own life.
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Red is so often left out of Western weddings, but it draws strength to the wearer.
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The artist said he would welcome additions and thinks packets of pens should be left out.
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You can apply some more and tie your hair down to smooth any loops left-out.
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If you leave it sitting out, many hotel staff will clean around the items left out.
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For example, the Violence Against Women Act was left out of the most recent funding bill.
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These are all left out to dry in fields, and occasionally there's a stray hoof print.
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As the couple looks longingly into each other's eyes, the boy's uncle, Pat, feels left out.
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Native communities are often left out of the equation and off the radar of mainstream media.
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Nearly 50% of the 20,000 people polled reported feeling lonely or left out always or sometimes.
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I think it's quite apparent that there are a host of people who feel left out.
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Yet that information was left out of the report the defense received, prosecutors said on Monday.
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But primarily they're people who feel left out of the prevailing political and economic power arrangement.
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Then, when Congress passed the Civil Rights Act in 1964, domestic workers were left out inadvertently.
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This cover also includes the song's last verses, which are usually left out of modern recordings.
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Democrats feel left out of the process, which they say is antithetical to a bipartisan process.
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The inmate name and id information needs to be left out, as does the inmate location.
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We're pretty much being left out of the equation here, and I think it's really unfair.
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In the rural areas, many, many people feel left out and left behind by our country.
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Early maps of national parks often left out key features of the park, or portrayed them inaccurately.
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He also said the ban in inconsistent in the way some countries are included or left out.
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If the entire team had been focused on the "Lost Girls" and everything else was left out.
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It also comes with a color blind mode so no one is left out of the fun.
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Jews would go out for Chinese food on Sundays, when they felt left out of church lunch.
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If you're not able to see it, I'm sorry everyone else is making you feel left out.
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But there's one thing that Too Faced delivered on that Kylie left out — and people are pissed.
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It's a portrayal that has so far been left out of on-screen representation of young women.
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There's a whole moment on the Genius descriptions on Spotify and they left out the GOAT. pic.twitter.
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When a draft NRC was issued last year, it left out some 4m of Assam's 33m people.
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Most parenting books on the market are geared towards new moms, while dads are often left out.
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We left out their last names, school names and city names at the request of their parents.
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Those who aren't ready to commit to a subscription won't be left out entirely with Facetune 2.
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But a lot of the conversation around the Met's theme has left out another community — Black people.
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Refinery29: Inherent bias is something that often gets left out of the conversation about representation on screen.
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ISPs see how much money those companies are raking in and don't want to be left out.
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Maybe your friends and family use iMessage, and you don't want to be left out of conversations.
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When she checked Snapchat, she'd feel bombarded by their snaps of themselves partying, and felt left out.
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Streaming services and exclusive content have multiplied, and Prime users are frequently left out in the cold.
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"These people feel left out; they feel government is not responsive to them," recorded the LA Times.
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Still, his clarification again left out any mention of Colt's early efforts to tap the private market.
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The Academy did not explain why they were left out, though there are a few possible explanations.
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Kris, 60, then takes it into her own hands to tell Kourtney that Kendall feels left out.
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By definition, groups are exclusive entities where some people are left in and some are left out.
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The HDfury website goes on to say—and this part is left out of the Warner Bros.
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What the movie left out, however, was that those sneakers would cost you $720 a pair. Oof.
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And I know that people are frustrated, a lot of people feel left out and left behind.
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Snub: Though not typically a controversial category, the Academy noticeably left out Won't You Be My Neighbor?
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And if it's the latter, then what does it mean to be left out of the 'curation?
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But if you didn't preorder, I suspect you might not feel that left out for a while.
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Were women purposefully left out to show that there was a lack of female guidance or energy?
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That is a risky assertion in a country where many are prospering but many feel left out.
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Maybe these anonymous pals are just feeling really left out now that Swift has a new man.
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Even there, however, so many candidates joined the race that a few ended up being left out.
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Abby connects with Cyrus, but he's not interested in her excuses and complaints about being left out.
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Mr Bröning thinks it is "good for democracy" for those who feel left out to be represented.
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I just thought the three of us would have sex sometimes so she wouldn't feel left out.
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Sailesh, who uses one name, said more than 4 million left out can file appeals by Sept.
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But I can't deny it, I've been feeling a little bit left out of the hype lately.
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That underestimation means that diversification comes slow, and many within the LGBTQ community often feel left out.
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Great candidates are often left out in the cold due to unconscious bias or poor hiring practices.
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If your pals are wine drinkers, it's easy to feel left out when you can't join in.
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The text lines up with what Trump read, but the Donald left out a few excellent details.
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The image was cropped in a way that left out Okorafor's name, and we regret the oversight.
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Lately, there's been a lot of talk about how feminism has often left out women of color.
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For those who were left out, they needed to rely heavily on help from organizations like AbleGamers.
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Because of this limitation, important information about the study's design and findings had to be left out.
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And not to be left out, GameStop is selling the $99 Nintendo New 3DS Super Mario bundle.
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There are other Americans who feel left out too and Democratic candidates are tapping into their anxiety.
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That result was considered a factor when NC State was left out of the NCAA Tournament field.
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Mr. Buttigieg left out another truth: The whitest ones are, to this point, making his candidacy tick.
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Many families raising children with disabilities or supporting adults or seniors with disabilities would be left out.
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Manager Roy Hodgson left out Jamie Vardy and Daniel Sturridge and the Manchester United teenager Marcus Rashford.
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The same went for swathes of Utah, a state also left out because it has little water.
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China's revised target list on Monday still left out products such as crude oil and large aircraft.
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But many more parents are likely would be left out, especially those who need assistance the most.
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In the workplace, she says female colleagues are often left out of social events dominated by men.
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And so you're saying the U.S. may feel that it's being left out of the global system.
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Were there other forms of compromise, like money laundering, left out, uninvestigated or referred to other offices?
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Clinton, Mr. Vilsack left out his official title, signing it as the former governor of the state.
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Vulnerable communities left out of past prosperity could find new opportunities to participate in a clean economy.
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The American Jordyn Wieber, a 2011 world champion, was similarly left out during the 2012 London Games.
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Clinton has spent decades working to lift up Americans who have been left out and left behind.
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A five-hundred-piece "Mona Lisa" jigsaw puzzle would be left out for visitors to play with.
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This was not the first time someone had been left out of the memorial video, of course.
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That offer tied a three-month debt limit hike to Harvey aid but left out government funding.
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Immediately you realize what is important, and what needs to be left out of your own work.
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Although I hadn't seen the last two X-Men movies I didn't feel left out at all.
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Yet many conservative commentators back then thought the "war on terror" terminology left out an important element.
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A key demographic that's been left out of reaping these benefits, however, is the nation's senior citizens.
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But I feel left out as a woman and I know other women feel just the same.
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What's often left out of the start-up dream story is any mention that there's another way.
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That statement left out the pertinent caveat that the screenings would happen in the US, not abroad.
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Mr. Elegudin: Candidly, people with disabilities have been left out of the conversation for a long time.
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Prosecutors objected, arguing that the judge had ordered that political references be left out of the trial.
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The unfortunate truth is people with disabilities are often left out of even the most inclusive protests.
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But I left out a key piece of giving effective feedback: being aware of our unconscious biases.
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The Trump administration must "ensure that rural areas are not left out of the equation," said Sen.
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That's because those who aren't working or looking for work are left out of the unemployment statistics.
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I celebrated by being left out of an important aerospace reporting event I should have been covering.
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But they appear to have left out some of the more confrontational details related to Mr. Kelly.
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A middle school girl scrolling through Instagram discovers that she's been left out of a friend's party.
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Therefore very recently I have moved past my fear of being left out and not having friends.
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How could someone not feel left out when everyone else is having the time of their lives?
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If he is left out of a play date, I wonder if it's because he is black.
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The biggest problem with the First Step Act, however, isn't what's in it; it's what's left out.
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The symptoms: You feel ganged up on or left out, or you find yourself arguing — a lot.
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"I feel a little left out when they get to share their customer service stories," Simon says.
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This fact was left out by The Times and renders the proposal an attempt at double-dipping.
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Native Americans are often left out of the election conversation, though, because many of us are rural.
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As many as 70,000 Californians who suffered losses linked to PG&E's equipment could be left out.
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The report, dated June 9, claims that files with that information were left out in the open.
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Too often, though, when companies decide to adopt new technology, workers are left out of the conversation.
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An overhaul of sugar's Depression-era federal support program was left out of the 2014 farm bill.
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Others noticed that Rudolph was left out of the league's statement penalizing players involved in the fight.
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Rayliant's Hsu says he wouldn't be surprised to see China being left out of EM indexes altogether.
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On New York's second shot, Kreider converted after Carolina center Martin Necas was left out of position.
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She left out part of the machine, and after some terrible noises, the pot was bone dry.
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Left out were De Niro ("The Irishman"), Adam Sandler ("Uncut Gems") and Paul Walter Hauser ("Richard Jewell").
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Once again, the population probably most affected — older adults — had been left out of an important study.
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About the same proportion said they often felt isolated and left out even when others were around.
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There were a lot of stories about Mr. Bolton being left out of key meetings and decisions.
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Many of them feel left out, forgotten and ignored, and place the blame on those in leadership.
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Rear seat passengers aren't left out of this experience, as they each have their own seatback touchscreens.
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Perhaps most important, great listeners also pay attention to what's being glossed over or left out entirely.
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By the end of the night, Warren's problem was not getting left out of the primary story.
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I made a caper-and-fennel salad that was lovely, though I left out the suggested cocoa.
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And the result is confusion about whether or not distribution really is left out of overtime pay.
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That means the two biggest smartphone platforms in the world will be left out of the conversation.
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The RBNZ won't want to be left out of the party, Westpac Bank said in its report.
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Big banks left out Not everyone will be allowed to participate in the next wave of takeovers.
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The smallest business owners, like shop owners, local contractors and local professionals, would have been left out.
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"Ephemeral forms have largely been left out of art history," the show's co-curator Philip Bither says.
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Acura, not one to be left out of the tech arms race, just doubled down on autonomy.
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In fact, it comes from pissala, salt fish, the very ingredient left out of a vegan version.
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Three-time Grand Slam champion Andy Murray, sitting at courtside after being left out, could not look.
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He again left out that the investigation was ongoing, tweeting only the first sentence of Burr's quote.
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Concerns that Canada would be left out of a trade deal with its NAFTA counterparts also weighed.
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Take the research on gun control measures more broadly, including the foreign studies that RAND left out.
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I've left out major titles, like Ron Chernow's "Grant," that I reviewed but hardly need attention here.
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More than 90 percent of the female work force is employed informally, and they are left out.
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Yet far too many people feel left out or left behind, stripped of dignity, identity and hope.
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Sometimes the reasons that stories get left out of mainstream historical narratives are banal, Ms. Linden said.
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And senators who were initially left out of the working group are venturing out on their own.
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If you do, check out Vox's explainer for some of the details left out of the series.
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And I try to speak for those who are often times marginalized and left out of the conversation.
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There were, and are, many non-believers left out of the recent rally to new all-time highs.
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The pitch from Adam Conley came in at 297.5 mph, left out over the middle of the plate.
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" He added: "We cannot be successful in creating jobs if 50 percent of the workforce is left out.
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If you're like me, you might even get nervous if the butter gets left out on the counter.
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Loose bedding and soft toys should also be left out, and smoking should be forbidden near the baby.
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We know there are many other Flints out there, communities that have been left out and left behind.
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No matter what, no one deserves to be left out in the cold because of what they're wearing.
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In one, we asked them to imagine being left, out of the blue, by a long-term partner.
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What was the major thing that was left out of Straight Outta Compton that you wanted to clarify?
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Jackson's movies left out a great deal of these interstitial details in favor of more traditional cinematic storytelling.
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I shower, do my hair and makeup, and pour formula into the bottles I left out last night.
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SpaceX was left out, despite the fact the company is developing a new massive rocket called the Starship.
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But e-cigarettes — along with other tobacco-related merchandise such as cigars and nicotine gels — were left out.
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Mora said Kricfalusi left out a drawing he made of Byrd, naked, with a dog ejaculating on her.
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"Butchers and meat brands won't be left out of the 'plant-based' craze in 2020," Whole Foods says.
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If the same thing had been left out in the elements, it would just look like a stick.
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It's a rich and weird record that shouldn't be left out of any conversation about Jóhannsson's best work.
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I don't know what the solution is, but feeling left out of the process sure isn't the way.
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And last, but absolutely never least, Kim would never be left out of a semi-nude selfie party.
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They were so kind, going so far as to buy me lunch so I wouldn't be left out.
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Why was the Central Park Conservancy, which has deep reservations about the plan, left out of the discussion?
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Or do you think the issues involved in the impeachment inquiry should be left out of the classroom?
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If only 10% were in societies then no one would actually care and you wouldnt feel left out.
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It's a glorious shrine to takes that age like roast beef left out of the fridge for weeks.
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It could also be the case that Lyft simply doesn't want to get left out of the party.
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Talking to MMA Fighting, Holloway said: ""I just feel left out because my last fight wasn't a finish.
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Though I don't have a disability myself, I don't want anyone to feel left out on this page.
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DO YOU FEEL LEFT OUT AND IS THAT A STRATEGIC DISADVANTAGE FOR YOU NOT BEING ON THOSE THINGS?
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John Kerry, to his dismay, was often left out of the loop by Barack Obama's micromanaging White House.
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She may then feel left out or like she's straddling the two cultures, and that's where it hurts.
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Men shouldn't be left out of this conversation, especially since they're the actors and instigators in these situations.
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West said her favorite example of a company left out by tailoring debate to Facebook is John Deere.
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He seems to have left out a significant portion of the population who want and deserve parental leave.
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Canada had been as left out when the U.S. and Mexico reached a preliminary deal in late August.
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Now that you know what might be coming, there's no excuse to be left out in the cold.
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The bill also left out some specifics about what, exactly, the IRS should do to accommodate the changes.
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Because they have been left out of the system for a long time, it seems, like at Google.
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Not wanting to be left out, Google announced a reporting and dashboarding tool called Data Studio in May.
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"It leaves a sour taste in your mouth, this one, 2 points we left out there," Tavares said.
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Scat porn and guro (torture porn) were left out, because he felt they might hurt the uncensoring results.
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Things are purposefully tweaked to heighten a happy ending or purposefully left out to hide the ugly truth.
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There's an Android version coming soon, too, so don't feel left out if that's your platform of choice.
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The Verge spoke to Fisher about researching the oral history, the biggest surprises, and what was left out.
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Democrats said they were left out of negotiations, with Ryan only trying to placate an implacable right flank.
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But box office success doesn't necessarily lead to awards recognition, and the Gal Gadot starrer was left out.
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SNUB: The Post's Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks left out But it wasn't all great for The Post.
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But this doesn't mean that families whose homes are destroyed have to be left out in the cold.
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But out of all the biopics and miniseries, there's one queen that is often left out: Queen Anne.
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And it makes visible and human people who for too long had been left out of the story.
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While the legacy of the New Deal can't be overstated, it left out African Americans from its benefits.
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"The vast majority of us in the Republican conference have been left out of these discussions," Bradley said.
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First came the European Union, then Washington, DC. Not to be left out, now comes hip hop lyrics.
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But what often gets left out of the conversation is the company allegedly responsible for starting these fires.
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"There aren't many borrowers left out there with rates high enough to take advantage of this," he said.
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Why it matters: No industry or business is left out – not even news agencies reporting on these allegations.
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Northwest faces even more rain The Northwest shouldn't feel left out -- it will get some intense weather, too.
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But one potentially bigger surprise was left out of the show, according to a report from Car & Driver.
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If they do, many women could be left out in the cold when it comes to contraception coverage.
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Two-thirds of respondents reported being left out of important career building social events because of their gender.
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Many are negotiating trade deals with the EU, which a post-Brexit Britain would be left out of.
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It left out those further up the supply chain, or those whose employers had moved factories to China.
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The deals drew sharp criticism in the local media, yet ordinary farmers stayed quiet, despite being left out.
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And yes, not to be left out, even Lil Nas X is getting in on the rapid aging:
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Hamas, which is left out of Egypt's plans, has stayed mostly silent for fear of aggravating Mr Sisi.
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"Asians tend to be left out of diversity conversations," said Jennifer, a Taiwanese-American veteran of several startups.
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To date, however, one segment of the energy sector has been noticeably and mistakenly left out — advanced energy.
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"A lot of times, children are left out of the equation, especially in low-income communities," Hostin said.
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If I was honest with myself, I didn't much enjoy it, and that made me feel left out.
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But thanks to Steve, Nancy, and that Farrah Fawcett hairspray, Dustin wasn't entirely left out in the cold.
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In counties across America, machines are left out in precinct places for days with little or no protection.
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Local communities are too often left out of conversations about a protected area's importance and upkeep, he said.
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Local communities are too often left out of conversations about a protected area's importance and upkeep, he said.
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" She said: "The personal things should be left out of, in my opinion, out of platforms and conventions.
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But many of the scripts were poorly written, left out crucial context, or didn't tell a story well.
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Yet, in this, Trump's most important foreign policy foray of his presidency, she may have been left out.
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Amazon sure as hell doesn't want to be left out if VR really is the next cool thing.
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I want you to send me to any place in America that feels left out and left behind.
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The big five, including UnitedHealth Group, were desperate not to be left out of any potential deal-making.
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It also left out the ongoing battle between PewDiePie and Bollywood production company T-Series for platform dominance.
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After Mustafina over-rotated her full turn, had a few balance checks and left out a front aerial.
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It also left out a previous pledge to consider the necessity of further rate increases in the future.
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Steinman-Iacullo focuses on highlighting queer elders that might otherwise get left out of conversations around queer culture.
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This is all the more crucial as young people have been left out of the discourse of democracy.
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Or that we are all resigned to a life of being Sensitive Sallies who hate being left out.
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But many teachers and education professionals said Ducey's plan lacked specifics and left out several of their demands.
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I do not blame the 14 million Americans who supported Trump; they feel left out, forgotten and ignored.
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The Russians, "as a matter of course, don't like to be left out of anything," says Rapp-Hooper.
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All of this is, of course, left out of the film's synopsis and Wakefield's bio on Tribeca's site.
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"It's good for people who feel left out during this Valentine's crap to come here," she said thoughtfully.
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Tanya: I truly don't have anything dirty on my computer, but now I feel kind of left out.
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I'm starting to feel left out because I haven't published a Saturday Night Massacre/Nixon/impeachment take yet.
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He left out the Daniels-related debt in the financial disclosure report he filed on June 14, 2017.
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"How frequently are new automated systems left out of the training manuals that you give to pilots," Sen.
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And we can do it in a way that means no one gets left out or left behind.
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"The people are left out ... They (the government) are seeking solutions outside the constitution ... That deepens the crisis."
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In the name of revenue, private psychiatric units have been downsized or left out of new hospitals altogether.
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"We will broaden the crater zone so no town must fear it might be left out," he said.
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Half of the country – including, but not limited to, cities and communities of color – was simply left out.
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The Israelis handpicked the documents shown to the reporters, meaning that exculpatory material could have been left out.
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Seems like everything is going to the cloud these days, so why should movie making be left out?
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I'm an Indian woman living in the US, so it's hard not to feel a little left out.
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I might even share it with my other seat neighbor, who shouldn't be left out of the fun.
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Jittery about Chinese ambitions but anxious about being left out, Russia has both helped and hindered the project.
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And sober foodies need no longer feel left out for ordering a Diet Coke at critically lauded restaurants.
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Established companies have been left out of the I.C.O. craze, in large part because of the legal uncertainty.
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Mr. Macron's speech, a recorded message just 13 minutes long, was also notable for what he left out.
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Everyone has been left out at least once in their life and would be lying if said otherwise.
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Students, read the entire article, then tell us: — Have you ever been left out, as Ms. Reed was?
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Don't let these two almost identical images of Emma Roberts and Amanda Seyfried have you feeling left out.
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But Ms. Matties, a Washington resident with little say in Congress, felt left out of the democratic process.
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All too often, more junior or newer members of a team can feel left out in virtual settings.
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Domestic workers had been left out of progressive labor laws passed during the New Deal of the 1930s.
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With some 40,000 applicants and about 11003,600 available seats, Harvard argued, some students would inevitably be left out.
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Hurt feelings about getting left out of the lunch bunch or karaoke night are not the company's problem.
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Stan mentioned the backyard cigarettes at the Jennings house, but left out the part where he broke in.
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"When you go from being left out to doing the leaving out, it can feel intoxicating," Shannon says.
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"A lot of times, children are left out of the equation, especially in low-income communities," Hostin says.
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There is also an issue of mathematics: The White House left out the cost of the tax cuts.
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People in Vancouver, British Columbia no longer have to feel left out when it comes to ride-sharing.
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But key members of the solution team – PAs (physician assistants) – are too often left out of the discussion.
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Lord Buckley is a founding father of stand-up comedy who is often left out of history books.
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Sure, LG's glamorous high-end TVs aren't in everyone's price range — but that doesn't mean you're left out.
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What often gets left out is what is really on people's minds — their joys, struggles, hopes and fears.
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Still: "Straws are items that can be easily replaced and left out of our lives," Mr. Gutsch said.
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For women who have historically been left out of trending fashions and sample sizing, that's no small thing.
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How much pushback or consequences should there be, or should truly horrible options be left out all together?
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"This is symbolic of all the ways women are left out," Ms. Burk told The New York Times.
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She felt like a big part of herself was being left out of the healing process -- her body.
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Trump reportedly told the lawmakers that immigrants from Haiti should be left out of any bipartisan immigration deal.
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"They thought they got to the bottom of it but they left out a million accounts," Cramer said.
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Trump eventually responded to his national security advisor by saying McMaster left out some details from his comments.
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The fact that the word TERRORIST is somehow left out following "Palestinian" is a staple of NYT writing.
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Anti-EU movements have taken root across the bloc as groups of voters feel left out by Brussels.
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They left out an article that had been the subject of internal debate among Democrats in recent weeks.
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He complained earlier this month after Senate GOP leaders left out three Medicaid-related amendments that Arizona Gov.
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It's a true story that will be left out of schoolbooks, mislabelled a "race riot," and deliberately forgotten .
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