She is the daughter of Diane M. Lesser and David I. Lesser of Rolling Hills, Calif.
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He is the son of Linda M. Lesser and Peter A. Lesser, both of Scottsdale, Ariz.
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We don't have to have lesser versions of anything, and certainly not lesser versions of the holidays.
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Contempt for lesser beings — or what Thanos sees as lesser beings, anyway — in many ways defines his character.
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For Gaza is the lesser child of the Israeli occupation, and also the lesser child of the world.
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On this point, the film also falls short where It, a lesser film by a lesser filmmaker, succeeds.
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"For a lot of people, it's the lesser of two evils, lesser of two worst choices," he said.
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If I post a story, which I do with lesser and lesser frequency these days, seven people view it, at most.
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The weight of it all might have crushed a lesser athlete, a lesser person, and if Williams crumbled, it would have been forgivable.
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The widespread perception of Christian Egyptians as lesser citizens with lesser rights creates fertile ground for those who seek to incite violence against them.
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" Inmates on suicide watch, she said, should be "stepped down to lesser and lesser forms of intensive monitoring before being returned to general population.
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Days before Lesser and Opatovski were to go to Israel together, Lesser learned that his sister had survived and made a choice to join her.
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Cigna said that as part of that initiative it would encourage doctors to prescribe the drugs in lesser quantities and for lesser amounts of time.
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It could hurt to choose the lesser evil, but standing on the principle of what is best for the country can demand compromise of lesser loyalties.
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Lesser men may have simply watched helplessly as the phone plummeted to Earth, no doubt getting destroyed in the process, but Kempf is not lesser men.
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I don't want to call them lesser known, because among your age group I think they are really well-known, but maybe lesser known to us.
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But the charge of sexual contact with a child is not the same as the charge of rape; it is a lesser crime with a lesser penalty.
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Lesser long-nosed bat: The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service wants to remove the lesser long-nosed bat from the federal list of endangered and threatened species.
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The cost of such treatment is estimated to be lower than the costs of providing substance use related health care (lesser overdoses, lesser infections) and criminal justice costs.
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GoPro is quite well known in North America, to a lesser degree in Europe and the Middle East, and to an even lesser degree in the Asia Pacific region.
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For him, the justice system is a tool at the disposal of the wealthy and the ruthless, one to be used against anyone of lesser means and lesser fortitude.
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But it struck me that it must vex him that Trump — the lesser intellect, the lesser businessman, the little-brother tagalong — may now be too busy to take his phone calls.
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It has refused to succumb to conventional wisdom, that a team from a lesser league and paid lesser wages must automatically shrink into its shell to have any hope of surviving.
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Based on Lloyd's admissions in court, Karrie was allowed to plead to a lesser crime of manslaughter, according to Dateline, and faces a lesser penalty of five to 20 years in prison.
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People signed up for insurance and they " discovered there were no doctors," said Seth Lesser, a partner at the law firm of Klafter Olsen & Lesser who is representing some of the policyholders.
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It's hard being judged, but when there's someone who looks almost the same as you — only just a little different — it's easy to think, Oh no, I'm the lesser person, the lesser sister.
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Unlike the other award shows, the Globes, brought to you by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, oftentimes celebrate the less-known, lesser-talked-about, and lesser-seen projects bouncing around the entertainment world.
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Chief financial officer Andrew Vollero will take a lesser role.
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It is currently 460 miles southeast of the Lesser Antilles.
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Lesser said they began talking about the popularity of mermaids.
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To a lesser extent, the same goes for expiring contracts.
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This evening they have already sat through many lesser bouts.
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And I settled on lesser forms of all of that.
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It would likely have a lesser effect on Microsoft itself.
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That agreement allowed Epstein to plea to a lesser offense.
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The risk levels are different for black, lesser known celebrities.
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"The Affordable Care Act was the lesser issue," Vague said.
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Jenny Frances Lesser and Joshua Seth Herbach were married Feb.
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But in this case, I think it's the lesser loss.
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Younger Americans would subsidize older Americans to a lesser degree.
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Sometimes, you have to take the lesser of two evils.
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On a lesser actress, those contradictions might play as inconsistencies.
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Yet his business partner, Charlie Munger, is arguably lesser known.
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The numbers, however impressive, remain of lesser importance to Abrams.
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"lesser" whites could be prevented from reproducing, then whiteness would
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LeBron got the rebound off some lesser chump's missed shot.
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Donald Trump blames China and to a lesser extent Mexico.
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A lesser president could have really been cracked by this.
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To a greater or lesser extent all companies do this.
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They're not just "lesser" lifeforms who will murder without mercy.
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But despite Isner's lesser profile, he still comes under scrutiny.
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"My view was he was the lesser evil," he said.
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Women were long restricted to shorter distances and lesser billing.
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The financier ultimately pleaded guilty to a lesser state charge.
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Ethically, there's a question of a lesser of two evils.
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Vaping could be seen as the lesser of two evils.
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This was true, to a lesser extent, with Sanders's campaign.
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Others were convicted of lesser charges, including arson and looting.
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The agreement allowed Epstein to plea to a lesser offense.
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Those effects continue, albeit to a lesser degree, he said.
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The Assad regime emerges as the lesser of two evils.
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The amount ... "lesser undisclosed amount" -- also going to storm relief.
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And in the lesser, duller one: Ben Higgins vs. himself.
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WS: It plays a lesser role in this particular circumstance.
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But it's also because The Lesser Bohemians leaves you hopeful.
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Democrats and independents also increased, but to a lesser degree.
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Mr. Sandy also faced a lesser charge of aggravated battery.
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An additional eleven hundred and ten were granted lesser protection.
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He has pleaded guilty to the lesser charge of manslaughter.
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Are all prospective patients giving lesser remedies a fair trial?
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Republicans blame mainstream media and, to a lesser extent, Congress.
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The grand jury returned an indictment on the lesser charges.
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But even lesser items might deliver you some pocket change.
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"Mutton has always been considered a lesser meat," he said.
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But a grand jury returned the lesser charge on Tuesday.
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In a lesser hand, it could easily tip into bitterness.
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"They were the lesser of two evils," his wife added.
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Ten more employees, accused of lesser offenses, were not named.
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That wouldn't mean so much coming from a lesser writer.
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Both men pleaded guilty to lesser charges, court papers showed.
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But that represents the lesser factor in the party's fealty.
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Matthew Lesser, arguing he would be bad for senior citizens.
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Reduced Neuroticism helped people, too, but to a lesser extent.
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We don't want lesser people here, that's what it is.
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But they have usually walked away with light sentences (most of them suspended), free to manage their businesses, even as courts routinely sentenced lesser-known white-collar criminals to far longer terms for lesser offenses.
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You immediately wince at the thought of you being lesser than.
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But it's the lesser-known bridges that are giving planners fits.
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But a lesser news outlet might even call this Jurassic Spark.
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But one of Giuliani's lesser-known specialties is supposedly the cyber.
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Six police and a navy diver received the lesser Bravery Medal.
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"Abortion isn't a lesser evil, it's a crime," he told reporters.
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Rich Lesser is president and CEO of The Boston Consulting Group.
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"She has overcome challenges that would have felled many lesser people."
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Lesser charges were filed against 12 other people associated with NECC.
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Harris, and to a lesser extent Warren, shined on the stage.
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" Kaplan adds, "None of our platforms are considered lesser to us.
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Instead, the defendant was sentenced to a year on lesser charges.
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But your lesser-known signs are also worth getting to know.
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Though lesser-known, sharks also have a role in Greek mythology.
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Long hours and low pay make lesser jobs a grind too.
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But he's also lesser known -- 22% have no opinion of him.
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It was a question of choosing the lesser of two evils.
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Three co-defendants pleaded guilty in recent weeks to lesser charges.
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But there are signs that lesser names are gradually joining in.
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The same is true, to a lesser degree, with wind energy.
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But then we have cases of lesser officials that were subpoenaed.
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McGehee's two co-defendants took plea deals and received lesser sentences.
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In most elections, people vote for the lesser of two evils.
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Trump easily defeated his lesser known GOP rivals, former Illinois Rep.
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Two votes later, the lesser-known Lincoln was the Republican nominee.
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My entire voting life has been the lesser of two evils.
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From their first record, 2003's Lesser Matters, the Radio Dept.
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They never ask you to choose the lesser of two evils.
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It is also down to a lesser extent against the euro.
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Limiting transparency under Trump is the lesser evil, from Spicer's perspective.
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One of ORD's lesser-known responsibilities is dealing with homeland security.
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The same logic applies to bystanders, though to a lesser degree.
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The satellites derive images from lesser traveled parts of the planet.
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And millions of people still suffer from famine's lesser cousin, malnutrition.
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Natural gas, followed by coal and to a lesser extent nuclear.
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Others have been warned or fined for lesser offenses, he said.
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Caldin is a lesser-known Goan dish, but it shouldn't be.
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That is, he was seen as the lesser of two evils.
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Beto O'Rourke to the lesser known, like West Virginia state Sen.
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But excessive use of lesser force is rarely tracked or punished.
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A lesser known factor is that Iran's economy is relatively diversified.
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To Jentsch, the biological control is the lesser of two evils.
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It feels like a weighted blanket, but to a lesser degree.
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Here are some of the lesser known ways Bourdain gave back.
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The same trend applied to men, but to a lesser degree.
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Even in its lesser moments, Westworld always leaves viewers wanting more.
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Does a near finish count for more than sustained lesser strikes?
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These games are no lesser for leaning into cuteness and silliness.
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What's the argument for voting for the lesser of two evils?
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We are still allowed to hate everybody, just in lesser doses.
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A green card, once secured, is liberation from a lesser life.
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To vote for the lesser of two evils makes no difference.
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The wine list features lesser-known varietals and interesting older vintages.
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He believes that Mr. Trump represents the lesser of two evils.
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Even on lesser trims, the Soul feels upscale and looks unique.
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Any lesser prose and the story might have edged into satire.
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JEROME ROBBINS A Life in Dance By Wendy Lesser 200 pp.
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Capcom Infinite, and to a lesser degree, Street Fighter V itself.
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With a lesser cast or production I would be more concerned.
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Even the most skilled players are willing to accept lesser roles.
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In a lesser actor's hands, it could have been a slog.
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Future generations may ask why we were distracted by lesser matters.
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"It's the lesser of two evils at that point," she said.
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"Children of a Lesser God" ran for more than two years.
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A lesser-known photograph shows a glimpse of some audience members.
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Eight faced involuntary manslaughter charges, and 10 others faced lesser charges.
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There are plenty of examples of lesser-known patients violating quarantines.
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Sometimes, you have to look for the lesser of two evils.
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Collected (6-1) upset Arrogate last time after dominating lesser competition.
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He has led lesser teams on deep runs in the playoffs.
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All of them have side effects, to greater or lesser extents.
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"He tended to go to lesser schools for college," she said.
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He treated lesser-known models from smaller agencies for bargain rates.
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The documents were signed in Downing Street by lesser figures. Mrs.
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At the same time, Biden and, to a lesser degree, Sen.
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That's just one lesser known story about the civil rights icon.
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His new solo, "Cocoon," is a lesser example of that mode.
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The five were convicted of a lesser charge of sexual abuse.
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That means long odds for lesser-known candidates like Boynton Brown.
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"Sometimes they're voting for the lesser of two evils," she said.
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These are simpler wines, as would be expected from lesser terroirs.
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Among white women and college graduates, he won by lesser margins.
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The lesser "secret" clearance allows access to far fewer government secrets.
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However, Sony's APS-C cameras aren't any lesser of a product.
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The underlying meaning, though, lies in the lesser-known first story.
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A lesser man would sell out and ride the Republican wave.
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Something that looks like your life but is of lesser quality.
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The average poll still finds this but to a lesser extent.
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These are the lesser-known effects of Trumpism on the country.
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Kemp also permitted jurors to consider the lesser charge of manslaughter.
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The Lavarnias were arrested on Monday night on lesser charges. Mrs.
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But we are not really choosing the lesser of two evils.
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A somewhat lesser known (but equally central) fried food of Hanukkah?
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Its fans preferred lesser known artists to the traditional Motown sound.
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Democrats need to be more than the lesser of two evils.
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But the discovery of lesser-known practices was a refreshing experience.
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One of Shoreditch's lesser-known shops is Hoxton Street Monster Supplies.
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"I have heard with my own ears Jimmy Connors, John McEnroe, and plenty of lesser known players say far worse than 'thief' on the court with far lesser [consequences]," ESPN host Mike Greenberg wrote on Twitter.
|
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Ibrahimovic scored goals, great avalanches of goals, against lesser teams in lesser leagues, but always for sides on which — as the former Manchester United and England star Paul Scholes once put it — it was "easy" to score.
|
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Johnson had a major stroke in 19703 and lesser ones after that.
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But IS's remnants may be one of the lesser problems facing Iraq.
|
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Sandra Bunn, Lamar Bunn and Gregory Huffman are charged with lesser offenses
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Heavy jewellery has given way to lightweight designs, sometimes with lesser caratage.
|
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This is a problem in Canada too, though on a lesser scale.
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Any one of those episodes would have likely hamstrung a lesser candidate.
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A lesser man, running in a different year, might have appeared ridiculous.
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Employees fall into the lesser category of "stakeholders", along with component suppliers.
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For those that are freshly at 30, Skill is a lesser concern.
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They're not washed out like they would be with a lesser camera.
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Will we now trade them away them for important, but lesser prizes?
|
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One species, the lesser flamingo, has taken this relationship to the limit.
|
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Gates later pleads guilty to lesser charges and cooperates with Mueller's probe.
|
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Not so long ago, laptops were the lesser sibling of modern tech.
|
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Would it have done if it was a smaller, lesser-known app?
|
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Fine artist-turned-tattooer Laura Lesser turned her passion into her profession.
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" Laura Lesser: "There are as many answers as people in the world.
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Some were guilty of lesser offenses, like mouthing off to a supervisor.
|
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It is dedicated primarily to the artist's lesser-known drawings and watercolors.
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After the party is over, the lesser fun begins: thank you notes.
|
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The verdicts were later overturned and he pleaded guilty on lesser charges.
|
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Shortly after, reports surfaced that the department would recommend a lesser sentence.
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Dozens more have approved lesser increases from the $7.25 federal minimum wage.
|
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Apparently, this troll thought Lonsdale's sexuality somehow made him a lesser superhero.
|
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"He was raising his arms and everybody's cheering," Lesser told BuzzFeed News.
|
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It might be useful in longer threads featuring lesser-known tweeters, though.
|
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She says they see themselves as lesser than boys, and more vulnerable.
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The top 18 also include lesser-known peaks, including five in Alaska.
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These are some of our favorite candle scents from lesser-known brands.
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They can also dive into his lesser-known work, his experimental films.
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A lesser known villain – at least for Batman movie fans – is Magpie.
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Even so, tens of lesser-known gents come ahead of Jesus's mother.
|
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But the movie's creation is a lesser-known, and equally extraordinary, story.
|
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The lack of specific provision undoubtedly reflects women's lesser participation in running.
|
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Several co-defendants have pleaded guilty in recent weeks to lesser charges.
|
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Instead she has pushed for lesser measures in a play for time.
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"We don't want brands to create new accounts for bots," said Lesser.
|
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McKenzie pleaded guilty to the lesser charge of facilitation of aggravated rape.
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Parents can list lesser-quality clothing, post lots or post pieces individually.
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Europeans are to a lesser degree divided, too, especially in Brexit Britain.
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It's a risk that might have sunk the lesser humans among us.
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He does this on Evol and some of the lesser mixtapes, too.
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Instead, a lesser-known Confederate flag typically flies with the other five.
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Choosing Clinton, the paper explained, wasn't just a lesser of two evils.
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For the lesser cheat you need a stack of any recyclable item.
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This election gives new meaning to the phrase, lesser of two evils.
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A lesser known treasure trove within TJM is the edible goods section.
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A lesser man might feel slighted and want to return the compliment.
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In pop culture, they're usually shown as incapable, tormented, and just lesser.
|
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Women, lesser known in the art canon, are key to this subversion.
|
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She sets a standard that lesser mortals can only dream of emulating.
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No lesser a force than Rupert Murdoch decided on a tactical retreat.
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Clinton as "the lesser of two evils," Mr. Sanders backed away slightly.
|
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When there is room for doubt, apply the test of lesser evils.
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Walz and Pawlenty have huge fundraising leads over their lesser-known rivals.
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Despite all its flaws, it is still the lesser of two evils.
|
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Promoting lesser forms of FGM potentially results in more and repeated injury.
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Two of Wolfe's lesser-known works revealed the range of his sophistication.
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As too, to a lesser extent, does its great German rival Lidl.
|
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Or mislead the Chinese into thinking you can take a lesser deal.
|
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At Pabst, he promoted the company's lesser-known brews with celebrity endorsements.
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Your life mattered and the world is a lesser place without you.
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Multi-person household owners also saw benefits, though to a lesser extent.
|
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He pleaded guilty to the lesser of the two charges he faced.
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TV, while entering into contracts to carry lesser-known, white-owned channels.
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We've heard that compromising is just choosing the lesser of two evils.
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So how does it feel to be the lesser of two evils?
|
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A few lesser known suggested replacements with their own petitions on Change.
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They tend to have lesser-paying jobs and more mental health issues.
|
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Lesser in this impressive company were bland lettuce wraps and aburi tuna.
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Along with lesser reforms, this would save $2628 billion over 28503 years.
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Bauce: Some of my favorite Wayne songs are on his "lesser" projects.
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People tend to think that pop music is a lesser art form.
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The "lesser" jihad, meanwhile, is armed struggle in the way of Allah.
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It's a big, wiggy take on a lesser track from Zenyatta Mondatta.
|
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Or, they could offer a substantially higher cost plan with lesser coverage.
|
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But never before have the lesser-educated so uniformly supported a candidate.
|
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But the Pacific Crest Trail's lesser-known economic effects are equally strong.
|
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Siakam thrived in those games, though they often came against lesser competition.
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The answer is that the lesser of two evils is still evil.
|
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Trump is on the list, as are several other lesser-known candidates.
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We were supposedly in moral error, and thus deserved a lesser lot.
|
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Someone asked how she planned to engage with people of lesser incomes.
|
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Photographs, paintings and drawings by lesser-known artists cover papered walls inside.
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Even the lesser contracts for veterans have blown up on the Mets.
|
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Ms. Gillibrand remains far lesser known than either of her Senate colleagues.
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Both these strategies make sense, and both make Israel a lesser place.
|
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Meanwhile, in those leagues' lesser divisions, there is a party this year.
|
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In Belarus, Croatia and Switzerland, the lesser lights have started to shine.
|
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That's what Al Horford, and to a lesser extent Kelly Olynyk, does.
|
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Many of the organizations are lesser known but appeal to Bauer's sensibilities.
|
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You Say to Brick: The Life of Louis Kahn, by Wendy Lesser.
|
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Why should a Supreme Court nominee be held to a lesser standard?
|
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It makes sense that this lesser-known repertory appealed to Mr. Serkin.
|
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To a lesser extent, Brazil and Russia also have significant TB problems.
|
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These titles bear unfamiliar faces and intriguing concepts from lesser-known companies.
|
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But for lesser-known candidates, fringe media can be a powerful boost.
|
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Two other researchers involved in the project received lesser sentences and fines.
|
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In previous rounds, James had been conserved energy by defending lesser players.
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" According to Musk, he chose "lesser of evils, between Eberhard and Wright.
|
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Other minds are less accessible than our own and therefore appear lesser.
|
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She was found not guilty of lesser charges including organizing illegal rallies.
|
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Airbnb Experiences is the lesser-known section of the vacation rental site.
|
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Warren provokes the same ideological concerns, only to a slightly lesser extent.
|
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Lesser senior officials may not be as likely now to openly rebel.
|
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Lesser accusations in Colombia, where I live, have gotten many people killed.
|
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The shoe area offered a mix of famous and lesser-known brands.
|
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Baedeker said regulators had been considering a move to the lesser standard.
|
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This makes it easier for investors to shrug off other [lesser] events.
|
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She wants to help children of lesser means have a better future.
|
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In other words, Trump was seen as the lesser of two evils.
|
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Now, with the burdens shrouded in uncertainty, fairness is a lesser concern.
|
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The Switch Lite is absolutely a "lesser" version of the original Switch.
|
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Roark must defend his creative genius against the meddling of lesser mortals.
|
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There are several reasons why companion tickets are a lesser-known benefit.
|
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The charged online environment can also provide opportunities for lesser known candidates.
|
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However, some jurists said the move could backfire, resulting in lesser sentences.
|
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I pretended the letter only said I was crazy — a lesser shame.
|
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In the past, political leaders have been dismissed for much lesser offenses.
|
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Lesser doesn't tell us, either, until near the end of her book.
|
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Still, that does not mean Suzuki was a lesser hitter than Rose.
|
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A lesser competitor — or a younger Dimitrov — might have taken the hint.
|
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They're components — sometimes greater, sometimes lesser — that are baked into the process.
|
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Two of the accused were found guilty and fined on lesser charges.
|
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"In football and hockey it happens to a lesser extent," he said.
|
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Out this month, The Lesser Bohemians took her nine years to write.
|
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They hope to feature emerging and lesser-known artists in Los Angeles.
|
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Anthropogenic disturbances have previously caused lesser flamingos to abandon suitable breeding sites, and back in 1993, polluted water in Lake Bogoria and nearby Nakuru killed more than 20,000 lesser flamingos -- the first of a series of recurring deaths.
|
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It's hard to remember how strong the arguments were that women were lesser than men, that black people were lesser than white people, that gayness was a crime, a sin, and a disease in search of a cure.
|
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"The effect of any news around the trade war is getting lesser and lesser with each time we have one and there seems to be no other catalyst on the horizon to break the narrow range," Hansen added.
|
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Qualifying families can claim the lesser of 7.65 percent of their child care expenses or 3.825 percent of the single parent's income or the lesser-earning spouse's income, capped at the average cost of child care per state.
|
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IS's vestiges, though, may anyway be one of the lesser problems facing Iraq.
|
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Nicole Nesrsta thinks voting for the lesser of two evils is a waste.
|
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But there are other, lesser-known features you might fall in love with.
|
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In February, Piche pleaded guilty to a lesser charge of third-degree rape.
|
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Our lives are powered, to a lesser or greater degree, by the internet.
|
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Still, we might rightly ask whether Trump is the lesser of two evils.
|
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There's also lesser known, and less bombastic firms such as Australian-based Azimuth.
|
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In moved blacks, and to a lesser extent coloureds and Indians, fleeing townships.
|
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But risk is a lesser concern for Seymour, who is bullish on Apple.
|
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It follows a handful of lesser-known figures, primarily Instagram model and Musical.
|
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Huffmann paid the lesser amount of $15,000 to rig her daughter's SAT test.
|
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But buried in the discussion were several lesser-known titles that deserve acknowledgment.
|
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The rest — more than 33% — plead guilty, sometimes in exchange for lesser penalties.
|
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We're working with China, to a lesser extent, but we're working with China.
|
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By invalidating Facebook's enterprise certificate today, Cook flipped one of his lesser switches.
|
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Eight others were being treated for lesser injuries, including heat stroke and dehydration.
|
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Those are just other, lesser but still privileged, forms of nation-state membership.
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Since then, however, France has pushed lesser schemes to develop autonomous European forces.
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Such one-way traffic would be enough to break a lesser competitor's spirit.
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Lesser-known outfits can project more seriousness than an out-and-out lobbyist.
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Other lesser-known platforms were also targeted by the IRA, the report says.
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The attorney was surely the lesser known partner in that Tully&aposs deal.
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The top screen houses buttons for the radio, mapping and lesser-used settings.
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Thiel cleverly referred to it by a lesser-known nickname, the Gawker Bill.
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It's a lesser-known use for the K-9 programs across the country.
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Lesser known is that he's a bit of a geek, or was once.
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Their orbits are governed only by gravity, and to a lesser extent sunlight.
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Voters also opted to for the lesser of two evils in some cases.
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You've Got Mail is an ode to email's lesser-sung superpower: Relationship-building.
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In lesser hands, Hello, My Name Is Doris would be a tragic misfire.
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Anytime I've ever felt insecure or lesser than, it's usually in a comparison.
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In the hands of a lesser judge, his approach might bring dodgier results.
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A handful of lesser-known health care CEOs were among the highest earners.
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And most lesser-known candidates will be aiming to make the promo commercial.
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Here, we've rounded up some of the lesser known memorial uses for ashes.
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Even the world-famous names in parcel delivery compete with many lesser firms.
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Workers and, to a lesser extent, capital are always moving around between sectors.
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And at this point … you have to pick the lesser of two evils.
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As a result, many Federalists viewed Burr as the lesser of two evils.
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"It's the lesser of two evils," Christensen's father Michael said of the sentence.
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The commission this week has also unexpectedly looked at lesser-studied route alternatives.
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At times, you can sense the hauteur with which bankers view lesser mortals.
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Often considered the hand's forgotten finger, Perry went with the lesser-known Stellar.
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They're the audience, and the men are as well—to a lesser degree.
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So we decided to look through some lesser-seen parts of her profile.
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Another storm, Tropical Storm Jose, is 1,500 miles east of the Lesser Antilles.
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A string of lesser-known local acts will appear alongside the headliners. liverpoolsoundcity.co.
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It's a lesser work by a great artist; still rich, troubling and haunting.
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More interesting, though, is the handful of lesser-known artists in the exhibition.
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Jeremy Lesser is one of the faces of America's increasingly mainstream opioid crisis.
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"None of the bad stuff society told me would happen, happened," Lesser said.
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So the ones I'm surprised by are the ones that are lesser-known.
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"I think that would be a lesser risk of disruption in the transition."
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Still, the lesser but valuable goal of pardoning individual prisoners can pay dividends.
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Another 27 percent said it should be increased but to a lesser amount.
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But is that a product of lesser competition or the Cavaliers' dominant play?
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In that case, the same expenses are deductible, but to a lesser degree.
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Renaming him Bobby Breen, Mr. Lesser signed him to a long-term contract.
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Jacob Walter Anderson pleaded no contest to a lesser charge of unlawful restraint.
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But he said Rocky would most likely receive a lesser punishment if convicted.
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Her plan would require a lesser, but still substantial, commitment from those states.
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There are many databases available that provide information on lesser-known scholarships available.
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Track pleaded guilty to a lesser charge in veteran's court, NBC News reported.
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Taking on debt seems to be a lesser concern, according to the findings.
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Anthony said he was willing to accept a lesser role on a team.
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For her, asexuality plays a lesser role in how she chooses sex toys.
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Keep an eye on Arizona, North Carolina and, to a lesser extent, Virginia.
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Despite it being a lesser-known island, Flatey has been featured in films.
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The lesser weight on the rear tires makes them more likely to slide.
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So, which hydration imbalance -- dehydration and overhydration -- is the lesser of two evils?
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"The lesser educated version of myself said, 'Fiber is the answer,'" says Wyler.
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The same was true for Boston, and to a lesser extent, New York.
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They've seen what happened to Iraq, Libya and (to a lesser extent) Ukraine.
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These candidates and many lesser-known hopefuls have much soul searching to do.
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Certainly, tweets have been deleted or accounts suspended over lesser threats of violence.
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Electronics — 3M has long made the lesser known electronic components for big automakers.
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Don't dismiss top performers from bad teams or who produced against lesser competition.
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But he also seems to have a lesser-known legacy as an environmentalist.
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It is a thing that everyone here navigates to greater and lesser degrees.
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The result is the Falster and, to a lesser degree, their analog collections.
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And I think we're still experiencing that, but to a lesser degree today.
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Unique to this museum is the emphasis on many lesser known black Mississippians.
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Now China, and to a lesser extent Russia, are pursuing such offensive capabilities.
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Eighteen lesser players in the Oregon takeover received convictions or entered guilty pleas.
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Even the lesser entries among the Marvel-universe films are sturdy and watchable.
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But it confidently sent out nine of its members into lesser bowl games.
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The same, to a much lesser extent, with Hillary and the email server.
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This is speaking to people who refuse to accept that they are lesser.
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That's a lesser worry than the diseases already present on the island though.
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This week, two of the lesser-known Democrats in the presidential race, Rep.
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Japanese buyers of U.S. debt have also suffered, though to a lesser extent.
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His lesser stories have the gravitas of a magazine subscription blow-in card.
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The training wheels were off, and the Lakers' lesser lights seized the opportunity.
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"That says what's feminine is bad, is lesser, is second class," she said.
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That unit and Mr. Suleimani are already under sanctions from lesser terrorism designations.
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Independents (82 seats): A hodgepodge of traditional conservative and lesser-known centrist candidates.
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Staging Shimomura reveals a lesser-known aspect of the Kansas-based painter's career.
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It's up about 7%, because Medicare for All seems a lesser possibility today.
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Earlier in Asia the Nikkei tumbled 240%, mainland Chinese index a lesser 22020%.
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The jump from 2008 was a far lesser, though still impressive, 2023 percent.
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Later they dissect some of the midterms' lesser noticed but still significant results.
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Such pressure and influence from the crowd may have affected a lesser player.
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Everyone wanted Blake's love and money, and to a lesser extent Cecil Colby's.
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Others are pushing for lesser-known officials like Congresswoman Val Demings (R-Fla.).
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We've also included running shoes from lesser known brands like Hoka and Saucony.
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Also, it is listed among those recreational drugs that carry a lesser penalty.
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But certainly political changes and most likely a lesser role for Benjamin Netanyahu.
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On the face of it, such losses fit in poorly with lesser ones.
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Both candidates outsource their tech spending, but Trump is using lesser-known firms.
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The results from this lesser calorie restriction amount were "pretty remarkable," she said.
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The day before the ceremony, Ben Lesser, 92, offered to share his experience.
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But these are lesser charges, and they make for a less dramatic headline.
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Their acquaintance ultimately survived the case and Epstein's guilty plea to lesser charges.
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But it is the lesser-known names that may draw the most scrutiny.
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My picks below are lesser known gems that deserve more attention — especially now.
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Most are from little-known regions, often made from grapes of lesser status.
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"King in the Wilderness" looks at a lesser-known side of the Rev.
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YOU SAY TO BRICK The Life of Louis Kahn By Wendy Lesser Illustrated.
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"Mass and weight became especially important to him during this period," Lesser writes.
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Lesser known are the companies that build this type of hiring AI software.
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Most are from little-known regions, often made from grapes of lesser status.
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If he is in some lesser ministerial role, he will have to resign.
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When lesser shows take up air on awards shows, I feel ripped off.
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Two Marines, a major and a sergeant, were eventually convicted of lesser charges.
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The same goes for lesser-known and newer artists signed to the label.
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And then you've got this big influx of people who committed lesser crimes.
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The top 10 funds from Symmetric are mostly run by lesser-known managers.
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Some lesser-known additions include LIMBO, Lichtspeer, Mini Metro and Old Man's Journey.
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We will become a lesser country and the world a more dangerous place.
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But one of the lesser-known impacts of smoking is on your skin.
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So will Brian Lesser, the head of Xandr, AT&T's advanced advertising unit.
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Tropical Storm Isaac is forecast to approach the Lesser Antilles Islands on Thursday.
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Other sports anchors have tried a similar approach, to lesser degrees of success.
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We continue to treat sexism as if it's a lesser crime than racism.
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These are likely to be better deals than what lesser companies can wrangle.
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It was considered a misdemeanor, not a violation, which is a lesser offense.
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Beyond the mainstream, lesser-known musicians and executives have faced more localized consequences.
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His lesser-known books are as rich and illuminating as his best known.
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However, before joining the shipyards, Iris was entangled in another lesser-known history.
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Over decades, the lesser-quality white flour, rice, canola oil and powdered milk have taken a toll, both in terms of how Gazan recipes have had to be adopted to the lesser products, but also in the overall health of people.
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If the agent gets the better horse and cuts the lesser horse loose, he has to spin the lesser horse's trainer in such a way that he won't be angry the next time the agent comes asking about a horse.
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The other three, including Officer Nero, face lesser charges, including assault and official misconduct.
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Compared to that, a skimpy bikini certainly seems like the lesser of any evils.
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But it's easy to imagine someone marketing herself as an expert with lesser credentials.
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That man was convicted of a lesser charge and served 10 months in jail.
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This is using a cheaper ingredient that generates more yield at a lesser quality.
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But there might be a few lesser-known details about the Oscar-nominated actor.
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Clinton and O'Malley have proposed lesser measures, and show no sign of going further.
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The 2017 Peabody Award-winning podcast delves deep into lesser-known Civil War history.
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Judge Clifton Newman allowed the jury to consider the lesser offense of voluntary manslaughter.
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If someone is of lesser status than that they have no hope against Trump.
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For one, Hermione becoming a professor is not lesser than her becoming a politician.
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It was the road less traveled, but probably the lesser of several possible evils.
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Souli got pinned and explored some of Germany's lesser-known and unexpected sports history.
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Indeed, the number of lesser flamingos in the wild is already decreasing each year.
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Marvel has taken lesser known superheroes and integrated them into the bigger cinematic universe.
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Still, "there is no lesser of two evils here," the "Mad Money" host said.
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We would like to see him set free or at minimum a lesser sentence.
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The lesser-known home and building products company Griffon is also Gabelli's top pick.
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Just because they can be won at the fair, doesn't make them lesser loves.
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It also includes hundreds of Liberians with a lesser protection called Deferred Enforced Departure.
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Here are a few lesser-known facts about this year's Teen Choice Awards host.
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Culture of D.C., it's still there a little bit but I think it's lesser.
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Lesser-known characters get brought into the fold mostly as a way to experiment.
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" Kobe chills his little buddy out by explaining the (lesser) power of "light musings.
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What about some lesser-known skills that a kung fu master might, umm... master.
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These operations make up one of the lesser-known activities in the gig economy.
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The Trump administration's design preferences appear to reflect a lesser version of this trend.
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The ex-vice president also faces a lesser charge of obstructing justice, Ncube said.
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All lesser virtual, creative playgrounds are doomed to be overshadowed by this pixellated silhouette.
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For lesser assistant coaching jobs, the message was that he was considered too old.
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In the district of Nad Ali, the same conditions exist to a lesser extent.
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It's that lesser-known, small-time statehouse candidates simply can't take advantage of them.
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It acquitted him of second-degree murder and of the lesser charge of manslaughter.
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Even the lesser goal of going after CNN's advertisers is well-worn, ineffective territory.
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Sure, Barack Obama galvanized young people in 212 and, to a lesser extent, 211.
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Other time was filled with lesser known Republican figures who have rallied around Trump.
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Over the course of the book, I started experiencing awkwardness to a lesser degree.
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There's also a slightly lesser-known issue with the iPad keyboard that's being fixed.
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Why not go in the exact opposite direction and make lesser, more concentrated bets?
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On the other hand, it seems like it's lesser, and so it's less cool.
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Bottles from Bulgaria and lesser-known regions are popping up on wine lists, too.
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Six lesser-known participants in the Nevada showdown went on trial earlier this year.
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Some felt for Steak 'n Shake, which has a lesser Twitter following than Wendy's.
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Fifty other activists received sentences ranging from one to 15 years for lesser charges.
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HANNITY: You yelled at me once because I made the lesser too evil choice.
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The same applies, to a lesser extent, to his frequent invocations of police officers.
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For millennials like Lesser, daily underwear choices function as a form of female empowerment.
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We all recognize R2-D2, WALL-E and scores of their lesser-known kin.
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"It's not a lesser of two of evils," the 49-year-old funnyman said.
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So I think some of them are probably choosing the lesser of two evils.
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She also sprinkles in some of her most clever, lesser-known tips and hacks.
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Free cups must be of equal or lesser value, but you knew that already.
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SBM is the largest lesser of floating oil production, storage and offloading (FPSO) vessels.
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Lesser systems require you to modulate the brakes or shift from reverse to drive.
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The grain is often blended with lesser grades of wheat to improve flour quality.
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Don't pay that — or at least try to negotiate down to a lesser amount.
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But others ended up in lesser circumstances than people who simply found other work.
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Disney is bringing one of its older (and lesser known) films back to life.
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To view the regime as a lesser evil cannot mean brushing aside its evil.
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Hernandez was only found guilty on one lesser charge -- illegal possession of a firearm.
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Other fires Sixteen other active fires of lesser size are blazing around the West.
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Lesser quality crudes such as West Texas Sour might only fetch $21.4 a barrel.
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Morales and Jolly found each other using a lesser-known dating website called AutisticDating.net.
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To address that, Macron pledged to promote outside-of-prison alternatives for lesser offenders.
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It would involve lesser execution risk than trying to integrate Deutsche's large wholesale bank.
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What about those lesser known ones that affected the everyday lives of its residents?
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Ten days after Hurricane Irene, Tropical Storm Lee, a lesser cyclone, hit New York.
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Therefore, we voters will be forced to choose between the lesser of two weasels.
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In their place, Carusone observes, are lesser-known "Democratic strategists" or one-off guests.
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O) - and a small winner's circle of lesser-known names like Celgene Corp (CELG.
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Several other teams also gave up assets to land stars, but at lesser extents.
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Should we get her a new jacket, a lesser jacket, a hand-me-down?
|
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Parker Lesser, a fourteen-year-old from Kansas, practices technique at the Beauty Academy.
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"Destroyed" exposes a lesser-known and more fundamental problem: The rape kits are gone.
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"Governor, how does it feel to be the lesser of two evils?" he asked.
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But even lesser proceedings have a way of distracting White House lawyers and aides.
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The practice disproportionately impacts girls, though boys are also affected at a lesser degree.
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The European equivalent ticked up to a lesser extent, to a one-week high.
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He faces three counts of first-degree murder, as well as several lesser charges.
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To a greater or lesser extent the same has happened in other rich countries.
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We think our differences make us lesser than, but they make us greater than.
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But each of these beers, to greater or lesser degrees, may be called sour.
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How good the everyday was, the ordinary, with its lesser tribulations and simple pleasures.
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She has a lesser knack for first bringing her men and women to life.
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Sometimes they have been lesser candidates but 24-0 is a pretty good record.
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Rather he made the demand as a bargaining move, to get other, lesser goals.
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Cooking would diminish them, so any jammy urges are better saved for lesser fruit.
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"women's canon," secondary and lesser to The Canon, which is meant to be human
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That commission, though lesser known, usually writes first drafts of far-reaching global treaties.
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I had thought I would vote for Clinton as the lesser of two evils.
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Below is a sampling of some of the lesser-known names in the show.
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Division II players may get lesser scholarships, and Division III players don't get anything.
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Constructing a doubles point requires different tactics and skill sets, but not lesser ones.
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In early September, Hurricane Irma largely destroyed Barbuda and several neighboring Lesser Antilles islands.
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This puts lesser-skilled workers into direct competition for jobs with more productive adults.
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In California, the federal military played a lesser role in this year's wildfire disasters.
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Sissy, fairy and cuck demean feminine traits as lesser, weak and undesirable in men.
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"It kind of becomes this decision on the lesser of two evils," she says.
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The researchers refined their model further, excluding "lesser quality studies," to consider only seven.
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Opposition forces also committed atrocities, but to a lesser degree, the United Nations said.
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The mixed dance and opera season includes some lesser-known works by major composers.
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Sandwiched between the de Falla works were two lesser-known pieces by Spanish composers.
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But there's a lesser-known quotient of the moto world: the weekend warrior women.
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Of course, the PC (and, to a lesser extent, the Mac) loomed over everything.
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The sage grouse and lesser prairie-chicken are (pretty funky looking) chicken-sized birds.
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We all recognise R2-D2, WALL-E and scores of their lesser-known kin.
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Lesser acts with little of the original idealism—remember Does It Offend You Yeah?
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But Buttigieg has clearly had the best first quarter of any lesser-known candidate.
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The implicit idea: Those kids are lesser, so we can treat them that way.
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Spkr curators listen to independent podcasts to showcase such lesser-known options, Schuon said.
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Likewise, certain sources may be associated with greater or lesser degrees of factual veracity.
|
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Here are some lesser-known horror films that you can stream on Netflix tonight.
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America offers protection, but only in return for influence over its lesser allies' affairs.
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"Then to come home to this," Mr. Lesser said, referring to the Republican mailer.
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But his selections from well- and lesser-known Keaton films are illuminating and astute.
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The staging and, to a lesser extent, the performances have a similar desperate edge.
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Every negotiation that we have, those undertones are in there, that we are lesser.
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We safely went on with the mission and went on with lesser-known missions.
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Rather, it's in the bowels of the building near the lesser-trafficked screening rooms.
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Two others facing similar charges pleaded guilty and were sentenced to lesser prison sentences.
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Or sweet limes, nance fruits or lesser-known avocado varieties shipped fresh from Mexico?
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Some of the sharpest pangs come when Aronson's thoughts drift to lesser-known records.
|
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Many teatox brands start out by contacting small-time bloggers and lesser-known models.
|
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Maybe it's always the greater fear that motivates us to conquer the lesser fear.
|
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The deadline also highlighted the steep financial challenge facing some lesser-known candidates. Gov.
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I'm thinking, obviously, energy and, to a lesser extent but not insignificant, the banks.
|
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They suggested that he could be prosecuted for desertion and for some lesser crimes.
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Now, of course, "Children of a Lesser God" will be added to the list.
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YouTube is a very good platform, especially for sort of the lesser-known people.
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Her goal is to shed light on the lesser-known aspects of black masculinity.
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Another six defendants were given life terms while two others were given lesser sentences.
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Three of Chelsea's are at home, against some of the Premier League's lesser lights.
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He suggested visiting smaller museums, lesser-known neighborhoods and other not-so-touristy sights.
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But those tides only run through November, returning to a lesser degree in March.
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I think we all have [had that experience] to a greater or lesser degree.
|
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In my experience the legacy of that mentality persists, albeit to a lesser degree.
|
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The argument for the lesser of evils did not work for Democrats in 2016.
|
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Board Education spelled the doom of "separate but equal," the lesser known Browder v.
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" Lesser known is that his reply, in a letter back, called her request "saucy.
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Fins, seasickness and the blatant lineage to lesser General Motors products have been banished.
|
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Federal officials are formally considering whether to reinstate protections for the lesser prairie-chicken.
|
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This problem exists among many lesser-known agencies and programs financed by American taxpayers.
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There are also a number of other, lesser-known Republicans vying for the nomination.
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Upstairs, Ms. Lesser was designing a flamenco costume in a 240-square-foot studio.
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Friends: Isaac Mizrahi, Ethan Iverson, Wendy Lesser, Joan Acocella, Wesley Stace, R. L. Stine.
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The speakers included the local Republican congressman, Paul Gosar, and lesser-known conservative personalities.
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To a lesser extent, Mercedes has also expanded its offerings of sport utility vehicles.
|
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The lesser-known Democrats will have trouble being heard over the din of impeachment.
|
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Why Jasmine doesn't decide to argue self-defense or a lesser charge isn't explained.
|
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I even have a few lesser-known items I purchase almost exclusively at Costco.
|
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The judge wasn&apost sympathetic, saying a "lesser form of confinement" wasn&apost acceptable.
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Whether it's one of Mozart's lesser creations or another composer's finest hour is unclear.
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When you think of it from that perspective, what's the lesser of two evils?
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The labor shortage forces lesser-known companies to work smarter to hire top candidates.
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You can usually make arrangements for a lesser payment or even skip a payment.
|
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He can also indict Mr. Lee on bribery or lesser charges without arresting him.
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The bureau said it would leave some lesser parts of the rule in place.
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In May, Ms. Wilson, some six months pregnant, followed him, involuntarily, on lesser charges.
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But Mr. Cowal really is serious about surveying lesser known corners of the repertoire.
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Your first release featured tracks from lesser-known producers Raär, Axefield, and William Caycedo.
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Mr. Baron's star power was of a lesser variety, but it was not insubstantial.
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They tend to cast their ballot strategically, voting for the lesser of two evils.
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And next to that was a lesser-known picture of a dark, roiling sea.
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This is a lesser-known work of Darwin's but, unsurprisingly, one with deep insight.
|
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A version of the legislation that mandated somewhat lesser penalties was passed in 183.
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Americans are being told that we have to choose the lesser of two evils.
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The Senate, the United States, and the world are lesser places without John McCain.
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"The dramatic move in global equity markets, especially in the U.S. markets, clearly indicates there is lesser concern about coronavirus denting GDP and we have a lesser need for safe havens," said David Meger, director of metals trading at High Ridge Futures.
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"The dramatic move in global equity markets, especially in the U.S. markets, clearly indicates there is lesser concern about coronavirus denting GDP and we have a lesser need for safe havens," said David Meger, director of metals trading at High Ridge Futures.
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This is a depressing thought, but as methods go, it's the lesser of many evils.
|
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The fifth defendant faces lesser charges for supplying his master license to the unlicensed plumber.
|
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But there are also a few lesser crimes, including identity theft, larceny and money laundering.
|
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Luxottica has pursued other litigation to stop lesser-known marketers from selling Ray-Ban knockoffs.
|
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If you stripped Astro Bot of its VR, it would be a fundamentally lesser game.
|
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Click through to see some of the lesser-known celebrity beauty endorsements through the years.
|
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It works when he's railing against Wall Street or, to a lesser extent, structural racism.
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I don't believe that this was staged and photographed like album covers by lesser artists.
|
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The artist has long been a champion of forward-thinking, but perhaps lesser-known, designers.
|
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This year, the New England Patriots were the winner of this lesser-known Super Bowl.
|
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However, the details will first have to be worked on by legions of lesser officials.
|
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"I don't care for Trump, but he's the lesser of two evils," she said firmly.
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You'd rather both go away, but you are going to side with the lesser pest.
|
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The group&aposs four supporters receive lesser prison sentences of between 2½ and 10 years.
|
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Behold our take on the burger's lesser-known but equally amazing relative: the patty melt.
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Lesser-known candidates like Steyer tend to pay on the higher end for each response.
|
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He is in some ways lesser known than many of the artists he formatively influenced.
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Well, Integral Memory's new 512GB microSD card has just demoted him to a lesser god.
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One of the lesser-known elements of Vanillaware's oeuvre, though, is their approach to food.
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Worse, studies in elite journals are no more statistically robust than those in lesser ones.
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The Basque country and, to a lesser extent, Catalonia and Madrid do these things well.
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He believes that lesser countries reap most of the rewards while America foots the bill.
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Mention other credit card offers you've been pre-approved for that advertise a lesser rate.
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But Fatburger, a lesser-known chain also based on the West Coast, is highly underrated.
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It jumped around, gave lesser characters far too much screen time, and spun its wheels.
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Twelve of 16 brothers, along with the fraternity chapter, will face trial on lesser charges.
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Presidential elections are, I'm sure you'll agree, a choice between the lesser of two evils.
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It's worth a glance to see if you can get something for a lesser price.
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Congo depends on copper and cobalt, and to a lesser extent diamonds, for hard currency.
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They have also pared their respective positions in the U.S., but to a lesser extent.
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As a juvenile offender, the teenager would have received a lesser punishment for the crime.
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In general, the lesser-known brands came with a much steeper discount than recognizable ones.
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You can also explore Thomas Jefferson's lesser-known home at Poplar Forest in Forest, Virginia.
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In future, automated translation tools such as Google Translate might extend to lesser-known languages.
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So we decided to dig up some lesser-known things about the film's production history.
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No one is going to make him or anyone else feel lesser for their sexuality.
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I subscribe to the belief that the lesser of two evils is still less evil.
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She later returned for a stint with a lesser known pro wrestling company in 2017.
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I certainly don't want anyone to feel unloved or alone or that you're lesser than.
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It feels as though law enforcement has turned a blind eye to many lesser offences.
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Just a few lesser-known excel tricks that'll make your life so much easier 25.
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It's a cover from one of Omaha, NE's finest (and lesser known) bands, McCarthy Trenching.
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Moving my executives to a lesser hotel halfway through a conference our company is sponsoring?
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Little attention has been paid to one of Stormy's lesser known gifts, her Twitter comebacks.
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Armenia, Azerbaijan and Belarus are military allies of Russia, to a greater or lesser extent.
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Even highly qualified African-Americans received fewer calls for interview than whites with lesser qualifications.
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You can get a lesser Navigator, but the Black Label is where it really shines.
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Earlier this month, Gomez was knocked off of a slightly lesser throne on the platform.
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Apple repeated the pattern with the iPhone and, to a lesser extent, with the iPad.
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We experience the same effect while sleeping flat at night, although to a lesser degree.
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Two pleaded guilty to lesser charges in exchange for a maximum one-year jail term.
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Jurors are permitted to consider a lesser charge of second-degree murder as an alternative.
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Graffiti, and to a lesser extent street art, tend to be dominated by male artists.
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Here are five lesser-known events at the Summer Olympics we're oh-so-excited for.
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The submarines are intended to quietly patrol lesser known portions of the global undersea domain.
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Since his arrest, Russia has also sought Vinnik's extradition there on lesser charges of fraud.
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We found some of the lesser-known names that are highly correlated to these stocks.
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This typically doesn't mean the lesser player won, only that the master made a mistake.
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This year, we cannot and should not simply settle for the lesser of two evils.
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The court will also consider a lesser-known, rarer basis for dismissal: pre-accusation delay.
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Both establishments are known for their use of seasonal produce and lesser known, global wines.
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Other indices are also wider over the past month, though to a much lesser degree.
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Many ended up working at lesser jobs or being out of work for long periods.
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But after treating hundreds of patients, she's seen the benefits of this lesser-known option.
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The popularity of pot cuts across age, race and, to a lesser extent, political divides.
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And it's true that Bowie did support several lesser-known artists during his come-up.
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Honda has already entered the space, along with lesser-known names like Robomow and Worx.
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Meanwhile, consumer borrowing could also fall, thus leading to lesser consumer spending in the economy.
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"Industries that are far less regulated tend to have lesser perception of trust," Viljoenhen added.
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Of those, 568 of the individuals who received lesser sentences had been sentenced to death.
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Police rearrested Chambers on new, lesser drug charges, and he's since been released on bail.
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"So, as it stands, the Epic [Games Store] is a far lesser Steam," Diaz said.
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But in this instance, she and the public were defeated by a lesser foe: incompetence.
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He was also arrested on a drunken-driving charge and convicted of a lesser charge.
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"Deflect is a lesser known river in Egypt as well," he said in another post.
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Now, none of these "lesser" contracts was ever going to set the world on fire.
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Though she has won some lesser events, she is not a World Surf League regular.
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