As I recall his main point, we sort of went back and forth, if he had one main point it's that making something great is one thing.
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That is perfectly true, but possibly not the main point.
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The main point was to prevent an influx of Chinese.
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The main point is to protect your head and chest.
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"The main point is that they asked us," she said.
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The main point is to not go it alone. 2.
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Embark's main point of interest is probably the breed breakdown.
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Jesus' teaching was not the main point of his mission.
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The main point here is that we have a global resolution.
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I believe that is the main point made by Alan's graph.
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The next scene, the dogs are the main point of discussion.
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Strategy: F Success: A+ My main point: Trump had terrible strategy.
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Massie's ad cuts into the main point of his opponent's campaign.
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Don't put the main point at the end of your email.
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It encompasses the whole entire main point of his album Purpose.
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Her main point is wild life and technology aren't mutually exclusive.
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But the main point I'm trying to make is actually simple.
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You treat people like human beings, then that's the main point.
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Creating new forms of life, however, is not the main point.
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That's the main point we should be taking away from this episode.
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He was correct about his main point: the hotel was very expensive.
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Put your "ask" or main point near the top of the message.
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KRZANICH: YOU KNOW, YOU ACTUALLY CAPTURED THE MAIN POINT OF THIS, JON.
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The main point of contention now is the pace of the withdrawal.
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Let me start this column with the main point front and center.
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Koch's main point is his belief that Trump's tariffs have hurt Americans.
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And later, the main point of the poem: We removedHimFrom the mausoleum.
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Hutchinson: Well, of course, the main point is NATO is very strong.
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The main point is that she was talking to a mass murderer.
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What they really discovered is the main point of the Horowitz report.
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The vibrant show was no fluke, but the main point of the mission.
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Overall, Google's main point of rebuttal vis-a-vis the report's conclusion — i.e.
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The main point of differentiation is Dell's newly redesigned 2-in-1 hinge.
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For Malaysians, the precise nature of what happened is not the main point.
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Yes, cutting taxes will eventually raise revenues but that's not the main point.
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"The main point is you must manufacture where you sell," says Mr Nassif.
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If mentioned at all, the main point should be 'don't worry about it.
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The debate can get technical, but the main point of contention is degradation.
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"The main point is not to reduce costs," Mr. Salmon of PSA insisted.
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Bret: Well, and here's my main point: Impeachment will wind up helping Trump.
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The main point of "Expect Equal Respect" is that positive discrimination is still discrimination.
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The main point of the NASA article was that astrology is not a science.
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Giuliani was also Sondland&aposs main point of contact on the shadow Ukraine policy.
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" Levin's main point, Welch emphasizes, is to "look for jobs in those burgeoning places.
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But now we get to my second main point — that it's the anti-B.
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Because efficient allocation of food resources isn't the main point of a dinner party.
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Here, the "subordinate" clause runs on for 66 words; the main point takes seven words.
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The chaos has made Libya the main point of entry to Europe for African migrants.
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He kept to his main point of reassuring Muslim Americans that they are true Americans.
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The main point here is that consideration of other points of view is also important.
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And as showy and spectacular as his dishes can be, that's never their main point.
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But they have already signaled that Mr. Gates will be their main point of attack.
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" He added, "My main point is to move the conversation in a more imaginative direction.
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These are reasonable legal questions to raise, but they are really beside the main point.
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They became owners and they want to decide for themselves: That is the main point.
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But my main point is that Democrats should unify, enthusiastically, behind whoever gets the nomination.
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But the 90s are also my main point of reference when writing about being a teenager.
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The main point of tension within the coalition has been over domestic rather than foreign policy.
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And the main point in the Congress, it's not the Republicans and Democrats hate each other.
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But the rivalry is really a distraction from the main point: the development of Xiaomi's business.
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The main point of the NASA article was to illustrate that astrology is not a science.
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"The main point is that the President is subordinate to the Constitution and laws," said Banks.
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Hotz's main point is that cameras today are good enough to see what human eyes see.
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The main point is that increasing absolute mobility substantially would require more broad-based economic growth.
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My main point is, what if this had happened to someone who actually doesn't speak German?
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It's a message bill whose main point is to highlight Sanders's criticisms of Amazon's labor practices.
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"When parties sign a peace agreement, the main point is to silence the guns," he added.
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For me, the main point about that comes back in 1823, when he got the diagnosis.
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Surprisingly, for a show brimming with fresh and intriguing pieces, furniture is not the main point.
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It represented Britain's main point of leverage, since Europe would suffer severely from a chaotic separation.
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The main point is: Any steps that get you to stop touching your face are good.
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Dowd has been the main point of contact with the special counsel's team throughout the investigation.
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Mr. Yermak had been the main point of contact for Mr. Giuliani in the Zelensky government.
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The main point is understanding whether the parliament will decide to stop a no-deal Brexit.
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" He added: "The main point here is to make a cultural change, not get them prosecuted.
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The main point is understanding whether the parliament will decide to stop a no-deal Brexit.
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You've changed instrument but what is the main point of difference between AY and Public Eye?
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However, to the opposition as well as the protesters outside of Parliament, that's not the main point.
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Abu Salim is near a main point of entry into the city of about 2.5 million people.
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The main point of controversy is not that Moura is also listed in the Lava Jato probe.
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The film's tagline is "Nothing spreads like fear," and that is the main point of the feature.
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"Hologram," on the other hand, is a 2012 novel whose main point is that almost nothing happens.
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I'm dancing around spoilers, but "become antifragile or die" is the main point here, and it sucks.
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Other uses of "meat," for an argument's main point or for any solid content, apply as well.
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FRENCH FINANCE MINISTER SAYS ON RENAULT THE MAIN POINT IS THE STRENGTHENING OF THE ALLIANCE WITH NISSAN
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The main point is that U.S. crude is still competitive in Asia, and that the China-U.
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The main point, however, is to bring you to places where brief passages of interactive fiction await.
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But the main point here is that you're missing out if you're just using regular old TV speakers.
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But the main point of delivery—the common denominator for the majority of Trump voters—was Fox News.
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Etzioni's main point, however, is that remaining ethical issues should be controlled by the owner of the machine.
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The S80's main point of differentiation is its walkie-talkie antenna, as far as I can tell.
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But the fact that Obama's analysis doesn't go quite far enough shouldn't distract from the main point here.
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"The main point about slavery is that someone wants to make a profit with zero cost," he says.
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The main point of the criticism: The Democrats don't deserve praise, because reducing the deficit is bad policy.
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Sometimes, as in vaccination against human papilloma virus, which can cause cervical cancer, it is the main point.
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Todd Russ, said the main point is to make sure kids don't suffer a disruption in their education.
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That makes Italy the main point of entry to Europe, a fact that is increasingly influencing domestic politics.
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It's not like I know the players, and it's not like the game itself is the main point.
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How this corridor will fare has been a main point of contention in community talks surrounding the shutdown.
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The main point of the deal, from Mexico's perspective, is to guarantee reliable access to the American market.
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Luckily Arrival is a tremendously well-designed film, with complicated and unpredictable visuals that embody the main point.
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He said he wanted to ensure that the IRS has a main point of contact on fraud issues.
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After all, the main point of having a high-yield savings account is to earn more money, right?
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Services like these can develop into a main point of contact with individual customers, potentially usurping traditional banks.
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Waiters committed an offensive foul, which kept the Spurs from setting up their play, which was my main point.
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But the main point is that he's looking where it's easy to look, not where he should be looking.
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"When we talk about Russian and American relationships, the main point is Christianity, in both countries," she told Metaxas.
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But the main point is that we should think clearly about why health reform looks the way it does.
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But the main point is that if you want privacy, these are the two most interesting options out there.
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Everyone's come through here for the past 200, 300 years, this has always been a main point of entry.
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" The main point he wanted to express, he said, was "sorrow to the families and everyone about what happened.
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Perhaps the main point is that Trump has to try and deliver at least part of what he promised.
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Google's market power is secondary to their main point: that Silicon Valley is using that power to oppress conservatives.
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The main point of contention between the Vatican and Beijing has for decades been which side can appoint bishops.
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The main point of this question is to get your interviewer to reveal how the company measures success.53.
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Mr. McCain seized on Ms. Kirkpatrick's support of President Obama's Affordable Care Act as a main point of attack.
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As the androids become more humanlike, ownership over the story is bound to become a main point of conflict.
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The main point of contention is over block grants and other forms of additional disaster aid for Puerto Rico.
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Austin's Uber and Lyft ballot doesn't even bother to mention taxis — you know, the main point of the vote.
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A healthy culture does not make a trip to where it was almost eliminated its main point for pilgrimage.
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The main point of contention has been whether "pedo guy" qualifies as an insult or a statement of fact.
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And the main point is that they feel the government, the federal government, has been an instrument of their marginalization.
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"This was obviously devastating to us as a small band using Facebook as our main point of communication," Weirds wrote.
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John Tupps, a spokesman for Scott, said the main point of the call was to offer state law enforcement assistance.
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A main point in conducting the experiments was to show that climate models contain a bias that could be corrected.
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"Many brokers do not have a main point of contact to receive vulnerabilities in their products in general," he says.
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Price's resignation is an attempt to nip this growing scandal in the bud, but the main point shouldn't be lost.
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We met Reidar Strisland, our main point of contact from the Roedt party, at the central station in downtown Oslo.
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Bavaria has been the main point of entry into Germany for over one million refugees in just the past year.
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I knew it was up to my character to be the main point of difference from a regular chat show.
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In fact, the witness matter is currently the main point of controversy as the Senate prepares to hold the trial.
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Solving the puzzle itself is the main point, but who doesn't like a word ladder thrown in for good measure?
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The main point of his message was clear: America is to blame for bad Washington-Moscow relations, not the Kremlin.
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Their case became a main point of questioning from conservative lawmakers when Mark Zuckerberg appeared at congressional hearings earlier this month.
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Kardashian's main point of defense is that West is not mentally ill or "off his meds" as some people are speculating.
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"Our main point was really that one size all does not fit all," Szyperski said in an interview after the meeting.
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" The 27-year-old continued, explaining that her "main point" was that fans "should continue to remember Dad however you want!
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A local law that allows the island to restructure its debt is the main point of contention before the Supreme Court.
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Rather, the main point would be to change the people who undertake it and thus the society in which they live.
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Its main point of success this year has been Trae Young, an explosive freshman guard with a gifted ability to score.
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The main point is that the power of the Republican faction on the Supreme Court depends, in part, on congressional inaction.
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"His main point is that he is innocent, and he didn't do what he's been accused of doing," Mr. Zhang said.
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"The main point is that these fees keep going up, but they're avoidable," said Greg McBride, chief financial analyst at Bankrate.com.
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Thus, your phone ID would become your main point of contact, with the numbers behind that contact consigned to background algorithms.
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Two years ago, Eric Trump became the Trump Organization's main point of contact for the Las Vegas tower, Mr. Ruffin said.
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I wrote about the experience for Times Insider, but let me just tell you the main point here: Tiring and scary!
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And it dashes the arguments of those whose main point of concern regarding the new, larger mannequins is that they are unhealthy.
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"Murdoch" soon connected her with someone she claimed to be her assistant, named Aaron, who became the main point person for Rudd.
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Of course, all of those details about the interior are delaying the main point: it's the best interior BMW has ever done.
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While getting InSight into space is the main point of the mission, there are also two smaller spacecraft along for this ride.
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Cramer's main point was that the consumer hasn't shrunk into the woodwork — just online, and a tidal wave of businesses has followed.
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That's, I guess, my main point: Even if we're doing better, and we are, that does not mean the threat goes away.
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In either case: the main point we're *puffs joint* rolling around here is that Drake cancelled a show in Amsterdam last night.
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The cane industry in northeast Brazil, the main point of entry for ethanol imports, is leading calls for a 20 percent tariff.
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But back to the main point — what's most amazing about Motion Stills is that it's on an iPhone, not an Android phone.
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But Lexington listened hard to her economic speeches and could not identify the main point of them—a shortcoming her book repeats.
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The main point is that you're isolated and refrain from "being busy," says Hawkes, because busyness blocks you from accessing their intuition.
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The main point is, however, that it is blinkered for Columbus' bigotry to be the only consideration in disputes over his commemoration.
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The main point you should take away from all this is that they're good for you and you should eat your vegetables.
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When your time is up but you're still building to your main point, you've lost the entire persuasive appeal of your argument.
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O&aposNeil&aposs main point is that companies be more transparent about how they do things and what the end result is.
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Anderson: The main point is that the American census is an instrument of the American state embedded in the Constitution of 1787.
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But Mr. Zelensky would later decide to replace Mr. Lutsenko, cutting off Mr. Giuliani's main point of access to the Ukrainian government.
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Did they link it back to the story in the introduction or simply drive home the main point of their thesis statement?
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They did it exactly because Caesar's style was so clear, efficiently sorting out Druids and Picts, always focussed on the main point.
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MSPs also offer customer service and operate as the main point of contact for the merchant once the payment terminal is operational.
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This is Prime Minister Abe's — one of his, certainly — other than the whole denuking subject — certainly his, I would say, his main point.
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Its main point was an offer to lift a ban on sponsorship appearing on national team shirts to allow associations to increase revenue.
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For that reason alone, the idea that private visionaries could be our main point of access to an entirely new world is troubling.
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Mourdoukoutas' main point seems to be that cutting out libraries would save taxpayers money; he cited his own $495 tax bill on Twitter.
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For food companies, the deal highlighted the need to invest in e-commerce, a topic that has become a main point of discussion.
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The agency's Port Isabel Service Processing Center in Texas is being used as the main point for reunification, according to the fact sheet.
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The latter is the main point of the exhibit, which is sponsored by Genworth Financial, a company that sells long-term care insurance.
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" (The video is a trip, and worth the click.) His main point: "The media itself is as important a political issue as exists.
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The main point of the plans, in fact, is to reduce federal spending on health care — largely to reduce taxes on the affluent.
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Italy is the main point of arrival for migrants traveling from Africa, with new boats setting out daily from the north African coastline.
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At BAM, people were holding banners calling for President Dilma Rousseff's impeachment — the main point of contention, and something Caetano has openly opposed.
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In recent months, the Ukrainian government -- and its embassy in Washington -- had used Vindman as a main point of contact inside the NSC.
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They also said he had met with the Russians in his official transition capacity as a main point of contact for foreign officials.
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Ohr said the bureau gave him a main "point of contact," an agent named Joe Pientka, in case he had anything to report.
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"The main point is how to accept yourself when you are living in a world striving for perfection all the time," he said.
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Her main point is that opiates and other addictive drugs kill people so why not make every effort to find a better way.
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Having a corporate-sounding email is far more professional than using an antiquated Yahoo address as the main point of contact for prospective customers.
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Hogan also criticized Senate Republicans for blocking efforts to hear from new witnesses in the case, a main point of contention in the trial.
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"The main point of tension is the low interest rate environment, that is the one that we have to continue to address," he said.
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Oil is flowing into the Dakota Access Pipeline below Lake Oahe, the main point of contention in a monthslong battle against the controversial project.
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"The main point is that the Greenland shark is at least 272 years old, and therefore the oldest vertebrate in the world," Neilsen said.
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"The main point of contention is that employers won't accept a 2.4 percent framework," Industri Energi union leader Leif Sande said in a statement.
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My main point is that I never meant to offend anyone, and people should try to take my memes with a grain of salt.
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It does sound like the main point here is that the federal government is this vast bureaucracy that can't just be turned around overnight.
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Sanders is often the main point of contact for journalists covering the White House, and has had a sometimes contentious relationship with the press.
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The past several generations of S and Note devices have had great camera systems, and it continues to be the main point of improvement.
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The Energy Department's role in the Paris agreement is not direct; the State Department is the main point agency for international treaties or agreements.
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You judge historical figures by their main point, because if you demanded perfection on the details you'd have nobody left but the actual saints.
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The main point here is to emphasize the serious problem policymakers would face in isolating just what exactly it is that should be banned.
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Recently, many have resorted to scare tactics to convey their one main point: No one will love you if you have sex before marriage.
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The main point here, though, is less about insurance coverage and more about how we — as a nation — think about the consequences of cyberattacks.
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Security Council President Mansour Al-Otaibi said members were "very close" to closing the gaps, but didn't elaborate on the main point of disagreement.
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My main point now, however, is that when people ridicule progressive proposals as silly and unaffordable, they're basically revealing their own biases and ignorance.
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There are a couple of more updates here, but the main point Google is clearly trying to make is that it takes security very seriously.
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I used to use it as my main point of contact for FaceTime, but I started getting missed calls from random numbers and email addresses.
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But none of that matters if Ponsoldt didn't deliver on the main point of the film: to get audiences to think about their own privacy.
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"Is anyone disagreeing with his main point: we solved the problem of stories in games by giving up on making them truly interactive?" said Pratt.
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The main point for coal exporters is that their two major markets in Asia are now inherently uncertain and risky from a longer-term perspective.
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Until now, their only main point of contact was the de facto border in western Syria between Turkish proxies and Russian-backed Syrian government forces.
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A main point of contention among tax experts is whether these programs are similar to the new plans sprouting in New York and New Jersey.
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Mr. Thae has been well known in the British news media, acting as the embassy's main point of contact for British correspondents traveling to Pyongyang.
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His main point, Komanoff recalled, was that it had to have the word "balanced," which Kheel believed was the key to good urban transportation policy.
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But the main point I would drive home is make sure you're not pointing the fucking thing at anybody and dispose of the bottle correctly.
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But her main point was clear: In a seemingly well-meaning effort to help kids avoid what makes them anxious, administrators actually make anxiety worse.
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Andrew thinks the main point of having a building taller than the Sears Tower (now Willis Tower) is to surpass the latter structure's observation deck.
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The main point is not to forget either the good or the bad, or to become too emotionally distant from what happened, Gédéon Naudet said.
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It has become the main point of contention in exit talks, which have reached an impasse with just 30 days until Britain leaves the bloc.
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She can't help but insert some pointed commentary about the prison-industrial complex, but her main point is more lighthearted, at least on the surface.
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The ongoing fight over how best to expand health insurance for Americans is likely to be a main point of contention and could see Sen.
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Italy has now overtaken Greece as the main point of entry for migrants trying to reach Europe, figures from the U.N. refugee agency (UNHCR) show.
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While the main point of the ceremony was to honor the achievements of the past, advocates also focused on the battle to keep LGBTQ rights.
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But the main point of the propaganda push, in all likelihood, is to convince ordinary Chinese that it is not up to anything unreasonable in Xinjiang.
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"The main point to consider is that the two technologies are complementary — both are needed to protect against a wide spectrum of cybersecurity threats," he says.
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Mr Putin may have decided to probe his willingness to turn a blind eye to Russian actions in Ukraine, the two countries' main point of conflict.
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Among his many responsibilities, Thae was well-known to the British press, acting as the embassy's main point of contact for British correspondents traveling to Pyongyang.
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Perhaps the main point is that religions and charities have hitherto been regulated under a single heading; in future they may need to be regulated separately.
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The main point Mark Zuckerberg tried to get across in his Facebook F8 conference keynote was that we don't need to wait for augmented reality glasses.
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But concentrating on the storylines seems besides the main point, which is that pro wrestling can sometimes just be a quirky, over the top, single event.
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The main point, though, is that any White House should be following a commitment to giving the people a chance to tell leadership what they think.
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The main point, Johstone added, is that firms which are set to abide by MIFID II will be ready for whatever Brexit model politicians settle on.
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But the article's main point, hidden behind all the super-strong opinions, is that the question of reclining or not reclining is not one of comfort.
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He reveled in his reception in Warsaw, where he delivered an incoherent and bombastic speech about Western civilization (main point: don't let people push you around).
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He's made his economic policies and what he calls a lack of experience by his chief election rival, Benny Gantz, a main point of his campaign.
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I have gone to Turkey, stopping in Istanbul, Gaziantep and Izmir, a main point of departure for many refugees making the journey across the Aegean Sea.
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Stiglitz's main point is that for the euro to work — and for "Europe" to work — its nation-states will have to function more like American states.
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Right, that was my main point of confusion, how she can say something could definitely happen when there's so many different moving parts in 50 states.Exactly.
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He also requests she become his main point person at the firm, which angers Christine's boss David Tellis (Paul Sparks), who formerly handled all XHP business.
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We're talking all the time about in/out, but we're not actually talking about the important issues in Europe, and that's the main point for me.
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To the Editor: Lara Bazelon makes several good points, but she, like so many others, overlooks what is to me the main point of this issue.
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Mr. Trump said courts in the Ninth Circuit always ruled against his policies, and his main point seemed to be that he did not like losing.
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It said corporate customers doing business with both banks would in future be expected to decide on one of them as their main point of contact.
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Todd Russ, who wrote House Bill 2214, said the main point of the bill is to make sure kids don't suffer a disruption in their education.
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The main point of entry would be the Tienditas Bridge, where a shipment would pass surrounded by protesters who would join them from the Venezuelan side.
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" He adds: "When I got into politics, I always thought that the main point of my work was to give people a chance to have better stories.
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"It really comes in waves," says Tracy, who is the organization's main point person but credits her three children with the spirit and operation of the nonprofit.
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Film School Rejects said the film's main point of contention will be whether or not it's "perfect": Good luck arguing against its brilliant, inimitable, all-encompassing craftsmanship.
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" ATSUSHI TAKEDA, CHIEF ECONOMIST, ITOCHU ECONOMIC RESEARCH INSTITUTE, TOKYO "The main point for the BOJ's decision is that the bank set long-term yields as a target.
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Former Capitol Hill staffer Jon Ossoff is barely out of his 20s, which appears to be the main point of this attack ad just released against him.
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The main point of dispute about that night is whether the Chicago police or Secret Service asked Trump to cancel the event, or he did it himself.
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More than 85,000 refugees and other migrants have arrived in Italy by that route so far this year, making it the main point of entry into Europe.
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The main point of departure, thanks to the juvenile influence of Rogen (who directed the premiere with collaborator Evan Goldberg), involves upping the ante on blue humor.
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Even that misses the main point for Morton, though: genetic resources have always belonged to the commons, and should continue to be a public good, he says.
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The problem was compounded by an explosion at a major processing facility in Austria that is the main point of entry for Russian gas into Europe.
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You need to make sure you've honed your main point, gathered the right data to back it up, and left time to incorporate feedback from key stakeholders.
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But the main point is if you pull it back and start to look at the science that underpins what people are saying, there is none there.
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The main point I think is that I didn't do it just to be a throwback novelty thing, to reproduce a rotary phone for the modern era.
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The main point of Xceligent's counterclaim is that CoStar is restricting consumers from sharing data by protecting that data once it lands on one of CoStar's services.
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Her main point: Trudeau does not deserve to govern alone in a second term, and the Greens deserve to be the junior partner holding him to account.
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But returning to the main point, isn't it unfair if to members of a party if that party's system shuts out a populist candidate that they like?
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A well-known term among journalists, "burying the lead" (sometimes written as "lede") means to hide your main point deep in the article where it's hard to find.
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More than 85,000 refugees and migrants have arrived in Italy by boat from North Africa so far this year, making it the main point of entry into Europe.
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The Intercept piece is quite technical, but Vox's Timothy B. Lee breaks down the main point you need to know about why the Russians might have done this.
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That just underscores Edin and Shaefer's main point, which is that more and more families are being forced to get by without a reliable source of cash income.
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"The main point of it is that even if Chyna sent him nude photos, if she didn't want them posted publicly, the law protects her," added the attorney.
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Why it matters: The Trump administration and the Netanyahu government are aligned on virtually every issue, but relations with China have emerged as a main point of contention.
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Mom helped to create the timeline of events for the accident — a key tool that served as the main point of reference for all the investigators moving forward.
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The main point of those numbers is to convince the Ben Afflecks of the world that stuff they put on Netflix will be seen by lots of people.
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"Switter, for many people, has become their main point of contact for communication between them and other workers as well as them and clients," Hunt tells The Verge.
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Break for aid A main point of contention is the mingling of opposition fighters, backed by US and Middle East allies, and Nusra militants, mostly in southwestern Aleppo.
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The main point Trump states that I'd like to deconstruct is the notion that putting women in military service, alongside a majority male population inevitably leads to rape.
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The suit is rambling at times, but Mary's main point is she's emotionally and physically destroyed after losing her son, her businesses, and the joy of Mother's Days.
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The main point of both the bill is to encourage those with interesting and innovative ideas to come to the regulators to try to ensure a compliant product.
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The relationship between Macron and Trump will be interesting to watch, since many think Macron will be Europe's main point of contact with the unorthodox American president. 2.
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Mr. Dmitrichenko said the main point was that he emerged from prison with his dignity intact and hoped that the whole episode would just burnish his audience appeal.
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In fact, President Peres noted that the main point is to ensure that Israel never stops innovating: The primary focus will be on the path to the future.
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My main point, however, is that we should think about corporate tax cuts the way we think about other economic policies: the gains come from reducing existing distortions.
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The main point is not to hound self-destructive losers so much as to identify people who need addiction services, according to Jim Maney, the council's executive director.
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The main point of the new policy is that it's fuel neutral, with all sources of electricity generation being able, in theory, to compete on an equal basis.
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That's a different question, and I can talk about it, but the main point is that the best investors, first of all, they're looking for perspective, not an answer.
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The FCC's main point in the hearing was that the net neutrality rules harmed broadband investment, and that the repeal improved the market — an analysis the petitioners strongly reject.
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Aleppo blocked A main point of contention is the mingling of opposition fighters, backed by the United States and Middle East allies, and Nusra militants, mostly in southwestern Aleppo.
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Traders are taking a more cautious approach to risk assets, with the trade battle between Washington and Beijing proving to be a main point of anxiety for global markets.
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Thus, bypassing Ukraine (and Poland, for which the same considerations apply to a lesser extent) is the main point (as it was of an earlier failed venture, South Stream).
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The army acknowledged early on Tuesday that the make-up of the sovereign council remained the main point of contention, but did not go into details on its position.
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Obsession with personal assistants: Like rival Amazon, eBay is also developing voice-recognition technology that Yankovich hopes will serve as the main point of interaction between shoppers and eBay.
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But all of this misses the main point: as a consumer, we should have certainty that regardless of the technology or provider, my privacy preferences should be the same.
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Their main point was making sure I understood that my pleasures were to be honored, along with my body because it was imperative to understand my African feminine self.
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A main point of the agreement is that Russia is supposed to rein in Syrian President Bashar Assad, preventing Syrian government forces from conducting any operations against rebel groups.
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But its main point is to remind the world of how much further there is to go, and to keep talking about a subject many people would rather ignore.
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"The author continued: "Come in with one main point and repeat it — over and over again, even if the president inevitably goes off on tangents — until he gets it.
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My main point is this: On the big Venn diagram of "things that aren't sex" and "things that are sex", you get to decide what's in the latter set.
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Make sure you know what it is you want to communicate—this could be as broad as your brand or as specific as the main point in one email.
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But it succeeded in clearing the demonstrators from their sprawling sit-in outside Sudan's military's headquarters, their main point of leverage in power-sharing talks that have now collapsed.
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Current and former Shutterstock employees said a main point of frustration remains how little the company is willing to share, such as how often the company receives government orders.
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Time and again, the main point of Trump's actions and rhetoric has seemed to be more about the creation of a cult of personality than addressing the nation's needs.
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The main point of argument against independent candidates like Schultz that's being seized upon by Democrats right now is that he could spoil their chances in the general election.
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"I try to take a step back and think about the main point of what's going on and how I'm feeling about what I need to say," she says.
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This is the main point of contention in the letter, even though Mr. Grossman, the play's author, has been an outspoken critic of the Israeli government in the past.
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And rather than work out a policy solution to avoid that outcome, he's working out a solution whose main point is to try to let him personally duck responsibility.
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Your main point of interaction, as always, is the Poltergust (now called the Poltergust G-OO), essentially a fancy vacuum that also has the potential to suck up pesky ghosts.
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This is notable because it means many people in those states are using Facebook as their main point of consuming online content – whether it's news or entertainment, or anything else.
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Whether the granules are heating buildings or fueling cars, the main point is they're not being dumped straight onto landfill sites or sent to the incinerator, where they'd produce C02.
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Though there are many differences between the House and Senate version of the National Defense Authorization Act, how the bill will authorize defense spending is the main point of contention.
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When seen from this point of view, the destruction of a number of Assad's chemical weapons research facilities might be seen as at best a diversion from the main point.
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Ebrard said the main point of contention is that Mexico is seeking long-term development-based solutions to Central American migration, and the United States wants to see immediate results.
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But with a project like this, there are always things that drop out, that diverge from the main point of the piece, or that would simply make it too long.
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Her main point of access to her family's history was what she ate in Stockton, where her parents eventually settled after fleeing the violence of the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia.
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Some residents hope the bridge will wrench Crimea out of its provincial doldrums, even if, for the moment, the main point appears to be solidifying Russia's claim to the peninsula.
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The pay raise was the main point of contention in the final days of the strike, but the teachers have also demanded some relief from sharply rising health insurance costs.
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The old model assumed that the main point of conflict was between two branches of government, Congress and the White House, and thus rewarded collaboration and legislative trading between parties.
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The main point of contention, several sources with knowledge of the negotiations told me, was that Republican legislators were reluctant to finance the bill through the tax on drug companies.
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The main point of contention stems from a dispute over how to figure out the amount an insurer will pay the doctor once the patient is protected from surprise bills.
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But the main point is that Washington delivered in a big way with pro-growth tax reform, and because it did, the private sector is now starting to deliver too.
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Both Doc and the former federal agent Xavier Dolls (Shamier Anderson) are attracted to Wynonna, but the romantic possibilities are just a part of the story, not the main point.
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Toward the end of the concert, the audience thinned: People were heading for the surface and to the club at Hotel Forum, the main point of the festival for many.
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Charlamagne's main point is that Iggy is not trying to hijack black culture -- she's a pop artist who uses rap to express herself -- and needs to be treated as such.
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Republican and Democratic senators will gather behind closed doors on Tuesday for their weekly party lunches, and the vacant Supreme Court seat is likely to be a main point of discussion.
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His main point was to accuse social media companies like Twitter -- a platform on which he has 62 million followers -- of making it impossible for his followers to access his content.
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The main point on the development of this motor is that it's extremely rugged, durable, and includes a torque sensor that is good enough to run on a high-end car.
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The main point of right-to-try laws is to cut the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) out of the picture when terminally ill patients want access to an unproven medicine.
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In the course of our interview, this was Shergill's main point: Pro wrestling is and must be about what the audience wants, above all other considerations, so let's make this happen.
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Their main point: Nearly all of the available treatments for opioid addiction treat it as a short-term problem with the goal of detoxing the system and coping with withdrawal symptoms.
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Cruise plays Nick, who's kind of like Indiana Jones if Indiana Jones's main point of reference for dealing with ancient burial sites was having watched all of the Indiana Jones movies.
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According to Cook, this is actually a key point as the main point with these papers, more than verifying whether they're accurate or not, is whether people will actually use them.
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"The main point that the European leaders made on the call to Putin was that we welcome the fact that this fragile truce appears to be holding," the spokeswoman told reporters.
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"The main point of the meeting was to discuss the importance of working with stakeholders and having a dialogue about reducing and preventing prescription drug abuse," a spokeswoman for PhRMA said.
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China denies any safety threat, and says the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) has told them the M503 route - the main point of contention - has been assessed and approved by them.
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The latter film caught Lavelle's eye as a teenager, he writes on the exhibit website, and Kubrick's work became a main point of inspiration while recording UNKLE's first record, Psyence Fiction.
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If one were to sum up the day, the main point would be that Goldman proudly declared its ambitions to become a universal bank in the mold of JPMorgan or Citigroup.
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The main point of contention is the euro's continued appreciation against major currencies, which is threatening to curb inflation in the euro zone by making its imports cheaper and exports dearer.
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But to think in these terms is to miss the main point: The trade war has merely compounded an economic slowdown in China that is substantially of the country's own making.
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Their main point is that if we focus on employment rather than unemployment – specifically, the fraction of prime-working-age adults currently working (EPOP) – it's still significantly below pre-crisis levels.
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And thus the list of Mike's skills grows longer, although the main point of his visit has nothing to do with the power tools he uses to keep Chuck at bay.
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Even if this wasn't the desired outcome, it's difficult to see how the outcome would be different when real estate brokers were the main point of contact throughout this entire program.
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The ongoing fight over how best to expand health insurance for Americans is likely to be a main point of contention and could see U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren on the defensive.
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Its title echoes numerous historical depictions of "Christ's Entry into Jerusalem," the biblical event preceding his betrayal, trial, death and resurrection; but perhaps journalism's death and resurrection is the main point.
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The move by China, and the possibility the ban could spread to other countries, was the main point to focus on for investors, brokers Pareto Securities said in a research note.
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So the bottom line is that we now have a clearer picture of what's really happening with drug prices: "That's the main point — how fast drug prices are increasing," Hernandez told me.
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"The concern was that people might come in and try to escalate without our consent" The main point of mistrust among Black Lives Matter activists was that antifa might engage in violence.
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His disfiguring injury would become a main point of shock and scrutiny during the 2015 NFL off-season, but Pierre-Paul says, at the time, he was worried about what really matters.
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Dauriac's lawyer Hal Mayerson, who previously told PEOPLE his client was "shocked" by Johansson's divorce filing on Tuesday, now says child custody was a main point of contention during the private negotiations.
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I run the women's group that we have here, and my main point is to provide the women, children, and elderly [with] safety as an essential part here at Oceti Sakowin [Camp].
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The main point of contention between the company and Elliott appears to be with the hedge fund's suggestion of spinning off Speedway, or all three of its retail, refining and pipeline businesses.
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The main point of my paper, which Mulligan entirely ignores, was that because of slow adjustment costs, the impact of tax changes was felt primarily on asset prices for a long time.
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The main point of contention - whether Italy will breach the 3 percent deficit threshold - has gripped investors and this week its bond yield spread over Germany hit its widest in three months.
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"We now have to go on and take this information and do further field-realistic studies, and also, a main point would be to investigate these interactions that are occurring," he said.
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In a statement, Elliott said the response from BHP to its proposed plan "misses the main point", and that the miner wanted to maintain a "legacy, value-distorting dual-listed company structure".
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Why it matters: The CIA's torture program used after the 9/11 attacks is going to be a main point of questioning during tomorrow's confirmation hearing of Gina Haspel for CIA director.
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"The main point of entry I focus on in the report is conservative and libertarian influencers with mainstream appeal—like Joe Rogan like [Dave] Rubin," Lewis told Motherboard in a phone call.
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For now, the administration has given exemptions from the first set of tariffs to multiple nations, making it clear that the main point is to curb the influx of cheap Chinese metals.
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Her main point was that a family's additional income, when a second parent went to work, was eaten up by the cost of housing, and by child care, education and health insurance.
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Her main point in this summer's talk, delivered last week at a Duke Law School summer program in Washington, was that the court had fallen woefully short in its quest for consensus.
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One main point of criticism has been the stop-and-frisk policing policy his administration continued and expanded from Rudy Giuliani's tenure, which disproportionately impacted black and Latino communities in New York.
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Her main point: Instead of acting in secret, like a spy would, she had posted all over social media about the trips she took and the people she met, including American politicians.
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They pretend to be raising money for scholarships or sports teams, but really they're the pawns in a grim little scam, the main point of which seems to be their own exploitation.
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Given that the main point of contention around the e-cigarette conversation has specifically involved flavors, the most recent survey needs to show what brands and flavors kids in particular are choosing.
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That brings me to my main point: Amazon is currently offering 2122.55% off the 2119.99TB Xbox One X console, bringing its price down to a new all-time low of just $2140.01.
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Sources said the main point of contention was that both sides had yet to agree on how many tariffs should be removed on each other's products and the conditions for doing so.
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The main point of interest in Otterlo is the Kröller-Müller Museum, which happens to contain one of the world's largest collection of Van Gogh paintings, second only to the Van Gogh Museum.
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Back to the main point: in a 2017 Mercedes E-Class that starts at $52,000, you cannot put your phone down on a wireless charger without activating Apple Pay and pausing your music.
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But the letter's main point is that while inflationary models have become the predominant way to explain the universe, they're still testable science, and could be disproven if the right evidence turned up.
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Dismissing these frequent reaction shots as corny, as some critics have done, misses a main point of Moore's film: to create an atmosphere of understanding and trust, in order to bridge the divide.
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It's important to keep in mind that the main point of this mission was to launch two communications satellites to orbit, and that part of the mission appears to have gone quite smoothly.
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The backstop, an arrangement to avoid a hard border between European Union member Ireland and British-ruled Northern Ireland after Brexit, has become the main point of contention in the proposed Brexit deal.
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But he said Samuelson's main point (at least the way other economists think about it), is that there is a lot of volatility in financial markets but the underlying economy is much steadier.
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This is the main point of disagreement with London at present and refers to efforts to monitor post-Brexit trade with the British province of Northern Ireland to avoid reviving political violence there.
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With the Panthers officially eliminated from playoff contention on Sunday, the main point of suspense for Carolina fans (and all football fans, really) is seeing what Cam is going to wear on gameday.
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That 2628 percent increase over the roughly $28503 billion annual military budget for just one year, and the proposal's main point of public controversy has been where those fresh billions should be acquired.
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SENIOR WHITE HOUSE OFFICIAL: -- I think that the main point, I suppose, is that -- that the ball is in North Korea's court right now, and there -- there's really not a lot of time.
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Mr Francisco's reply—that the administration chose to terminate DACA for policy reasons, not just because it regarded the programme as illegal—became the main point of contention in the 80-minute hearing.
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He also told him that the main point of this store, as with all Apple stores, is for people to connect -- a point Apple retail chief Angela Ahrendts made earlier in the day.
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The main point of contention is that it is believed Gary Glitter, aka Paul Gadd, will receive a lump sum of royalties from the hit movie using a decent portion of his song.
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Announced three days before Trump met with Putin in Helsinki, the indictments were a main point of contention between the press, lawmakers, and Trump, who did not directly confront Putin over the charges.
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It doesn't help that Aquaria's main point seems to be that the judges aren't judging the wins based on the runway looks or else The Vixen wouldn't have won in her borrowed wig.
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" The main point of Mr. Cowen's column: "If those funds are not taken out of the financial system and used to fund consumption, the real quantity of investment in the economy should rise.
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And Mr. Putin repeated his usual response to questions about the hacking, saying the main point was the contents of the emails and the light they shed on the Democrats' activities and plans.
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Our photog spoke with Shawne outside the Sports Illustrated party Friday in San Francisco and he dished out some tough love for the QB. The main point being, stay out of the spotlight.
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These were ostensibly brought up to prove the main point of Trump's campaign, which is that he is a successful businessman who can be a good president by doing successful businessman things, like negotiating.
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The chairman has been the main point of contact between Trump and the Republican Party, on which the billionaire has been relying heavily since he lacks the political infrastructure of a conventional political candidate.
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The strikers' main point of contention is the candy company's proposal to completely eliminate an employee pension plan and replace it with a 401(k) plan—you know, the kind that employees themselves fund.
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We're assuming it went down in Atlanta because Drake is on tour there ... and the court clearly says "Atlanta" in the Hawks font (we're detectives) ... but the main point is CHECK OUT THE SHOT.
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That's why the main point to remember is this: in February, there were people in the US with demonstrably safe blood — and despite having a newfound right to donate, bureaucratic delays made that impossible.
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Such is the main point of Erik Erikson's 1958 book, " Young Man Luther ," which became the basis of a famous play by John Osborne (filmed, in 1974, with Stacy Keach in the title role).
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"Both have been criticized for their portrayal of violence, when in both cases the main point of the violence is to make the viewer uncomfortable — to see it and realize that it's not okay."
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Ensuring Sears can pay its expenses, which include bills for legal and financial advisers and are known as administrative claims, was a main point of contention as the company negotiated the deal with Lampert.
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But the main point of the book and the main arc of the book is that every medium of communication creates a different type of content that succeeds in that medium of communication. Absolutely.
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"There needs to be a time now where everybody from all walks of life are actually out on the streets and so that's the main point of driving force for the video," Mims said.
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The main point is this: Social media is often where news — real or fake, in line with your views or not — is happening, and being aware of it is crucial for business professionals today.
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America's demands — requiring renewal every five years, taking away the ability of businesses to appeal government actions — would undermine the predictability, the assurance of future market access, that was the trade agreement's main point.
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"The main point is that that's only about 5% of women that have this disorder that's severe enough to really warrant diagnosis, treatment, and, I would say, potentially even time off work," she said.
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Even in instances when their characters are given meatier roles, such as in Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist and The Spectacular Now, the films' main point of view is still that of the male protagonist.
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"Switter, for many people, has become their main point of contact for communication between them and other workers as well as them and clients," Lola Hunt, co-founder of Switter, told me in an email.
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The turmoil in Libya has allowed Islamist State militants and people-traffickers to thrive: the North African country is the main point of embarcation for migrants attempting the dangerous voyage across the Mediterranean to Europe.
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The main point to note after all this option weighing, however, is that while Holm finds herself on a career-worst two-fight skid, she's still got a wealth of exciting possibilities ahead of her.
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Still, Italy's deputy prime minister Matteo Salvini, has said his country would no longer be the main point of disembarkation for people trying to cross the Mediterranean by boat and rescued by Sophia's patrol ships.
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The account manager of 2016, engagement managers are the new "it" professions, in part because of the high-level role they play as a company's front line with clients and the main point of contact.
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"But the main point is that it (the rebalancing) is happening more slowly than most of the producers who signed up to output cuts perhaps expected when they signed the agreement," he told CNBC Thursday.
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"Astral's competent executive management team is in place to deal with all relevant operational matters," the company said, adding that Chief Financial Officer Daan Ferreira would be the main point of contact during Schutte's absence.
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The proposal has a number of important features, but the main point is to make the Fed more accountable to democratically elected officials and to reduce the power of the banking industry in monetary policy.
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The main point of contention is between the Independent Democratic Conference, a group of eight breakaway state senators led by Jeff Klein, and the rest of the Democratic state senators, led by Andrea Stewart-Cousins.
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Nassif says Artie's gotta be at least 1-year sober for several reasons ... the main point being that if he were to unfortunately relapse, the side effects of an elective surgery could be even worse.
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Portman said he did not disagree with Trump's main point of world leaders sharing equitable payments to Ukraine but that it was "not fair to Zelensky" to withhold aid because he had just taken office.
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Only with sensitivity to local cultural practices—what purpose they serve, and how they can be modified while still keeping the main point of the ritual intact—could doctors and researchers stop the spread of disease.
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He was the main point of contact for the Trump Tower meeting, though he complained afterward to the Agalarovs that the get-together was one of the most "embarrassing" things they had asked him to do.
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But the main point of the scenario was to give him a clear objective and then alter it: he enters the base to rescue his son, but then has to face Ando's insistence on staying behind.
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The main point of contention within the current plan is the "backstop agreement," currently in place as a safety net to avoid the return of a physical border between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland.
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The main point of this book is that I think Jesus actually thought prostitution was a good thing, and that Christians later tried to cover up the fact that Jesus had close associations with various prostitutes.
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Fears that the backstop could keep Britain tied to EU regulations for years after Brexit is the main point of contention for many British lawmakers, leading to May's deal being overwhelmingly rejected by parliament in January.
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On a Saturday morning in early May, several dozen Central American migrants gathered on a stretch of concrete outside the El Chaparral border crossing, the main point of entry to the United States from Tijuana, Mexico.
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The defense minister was on hand at the forum to offer encouragement, telling the youths that whether they served in the army or went into the performing arts, the main point was to help Russia flourish.
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The main point in the attorney general's legal opinion is that only sovereign states can delegate criminal jurisdiction to the court and the Palestinian Authority clearly does not meet the criteria for statehood under international law.
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There is some debate about which group of people bears more or less of the tax, but the main point, and one about which there is no debate, is that individuals bear the corporate income tax.
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Greece was the main point of entry for refugees and migrants in 2015, when some 1.3 million people reached the European Union, triggering bitter and unresolved disputes in the bloc over how to handle the influx.
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"The main point is that if we have to extend the transition period we shall do it one time (only), a one-off decision and not for a very long period of time," Santos Silva told CNBC.
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I hope my efforts here to make up for lost time in Spanish class -- and the stories you can watch this Sunday -- drive home the main point: Being American is more about the person than their paperwork.
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The main point in Ms Klobuchar's favour, though, is how highly she scores on measures of electability—an effort to quantify a candidate's electoral success when allowing for national trends, the benefits of incumbency and other factors.
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The 110-year-old was the main point of one of those local news segments where the extremely chipper anchor goes to a local nursing home and interviews their oldest resident, in this case, Cheney, Washington's Dickey.
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"The main point I want to make today is that the sharp fall in the Shanghai composite index really doesn't reflect a sharp change in the Chinese economy," said Andy Rothman, China investment strategist at Matthews Asia.
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Although you may face some resistance from family or have to avoid certain foods being served at parties, for Torine, the main point of the holidays is to enjoy yourself and have fun with friends and family.
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"If I were in his shoes, I would have said to the 9th Circuit that the main point of my order was to prevent bad settlements, not to impose a prior restraint on speech," the professor said.
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Bossert played a major role in the crafting of Trump's cybersecurity executive order last year, and he has been a main point of contact at the White House for cybersecurity officials at the Department of Homeland Security.
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Zoey Jordan Salsbury, who became the president of American University Students for Bernie in 2015, said that she experienced harassment from an unnamed intern who was her main point of contact on the Vermont senator's presidential campaign.
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Jennifer Lee, a professor of sociology at Columbia University, says such perceptions of Asian exceptionalism percolate in both liberal and conservative circles, with conservatives using Asian success as a main point in arguing against affirmative-action policies.
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The main point of "The British Library" (which also includes a web component for visitors to contribute their experiences) is to honor the scholarly achievements of immigrants who came to the UK bereft of natural-born citizenship.
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Although he highlights Waymo, Alphabet's self-driving car company, and TensorFlow, Google's open-source software, as being exciting products, his main point is that Google has lost its ability to innovate as its various rivalries take precedence.
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Tlaib told CNN she stood by the remarks, but added that she was concerned the focus on them took away from her main point, that such technology relies on human technicians who are not immune from bias.
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And since it could not be proved that the ankle injury factored into the hip injury, criticism of Saban's decision not to sit Tagovailoa for the entire game, while not totally illegitimate, is not my main point.
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Putting a logo on a sports team's shirt or advertising on stadium hoardings can improve people's recognition of that company, with 73 percent of those surveyed by MKTG saying "brand awareness" is the main point of sponsorship.
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That metaphor would be plucked from Crenshaw's paper and grow in resonance over the next two decades, until "intersectionality" became a rallying cry — the main point of rhetorical resistance against the tide of single-issue feminist conversation.
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A.G.'s main point speaks to something that is sometimes easy to overlook; that however flawed journalists and our journalism may be, demonizing journalists — especially as a group — hurts democracy, and has the potential to be deadly.
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Image: Ren et al, arXiv (2017)This is an oversimplification, but gets to the main point, that only the information, and not the particle itself, is teleported, without actually having to tell anyone what's in the secret bag.
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The main point to remember is that the FDA plans to prioritize enforcement of these products based on whether they're sold in ways that pose a greater risk for minors to access them and become addicted to them.
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Under Obama, Secretary of State John KerryJohn Forbes KerryA lesson of the Trump, Tlaib, Omar, Netanyahu affair Trump's winning weapon: Time The Memo: O'Rourke looks to hit reset button MORE was the main point person for the agreement.
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Greece is the main point of entry for those fleeing war in the Middle East and has seen some 126,000 people arrive so far in 2016 after more than a million refugees and migrants reached Europe in 2015.
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So this concept is by no means new, but the main point of difference is that artwork on men's hair is typically on display, while you can easily conceal the undercut "tats" with the rest of your hair.
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Focusing on Judge Kavanaugh's terminology is a distraction from the main point, which is that the law must protect citizens rights to live their sincerely held religious beliefs, no matter what terminology they use in expressing those beliefs.
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" Soon, the author notes, the best practice to briefing the president became "come in with one main point and repeat it — over and over again, even if the president inevitably goes off on tangents — until he gets it.
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But since social and political history are not, of course, his main point, readers intrigued with the questions Miles raises will find his new book, and especially his "concluding unscholarly postscript," filled with a prominent scholar's provocative insights.
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The main point of difference with tattooing is that the pigment is placed in the epidermis—the outer layer of the two layers of skin—and not the deeper dermis—the depth at which tattoos ink is deposited.
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However, in June 2015, the complaint says Warby Parker filed its own patent on a similar online eye exam using a phone and computer, with the main point of contact with Opternative listed as one of the inventors.
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Cejudo was forced to follow Johnson around—the main point of taking angles to begin with—and ate a sharp knee to the liver and elbow to the jaw before he was even in position to defend himself.
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The main point is that Veronica's collaboration with Sierra makes her a better person, and also helps Sierra's confidence, although both have to clear some big ethical hurdles to arrive at the happy ending There's sharp dialogue throughout.
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So while the main point of Mr. Kaminker's pop-up store is to sell Novy God goods, he also wants to use it to help persuade his non-Russian and Orthodox Jewish neighbors to accept the holiday's traditions.
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That message — that the eurozone economy is growing less briskly, but is not on the verge of recession — was perhaps the main point of Mr. Draghi's news conference in Frankfurt after a meeting of the bank's Governing Council.
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To buoy StanChart's lending business, key to accelerate its revenue growth, Cooper and his team have been working on simplifying the bank's handling of its top clients by making the core relationship banker the main point of contact.
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But the main point of the screen is to dissolve the boundaries between the home screen and the Amazon store, and I suspect it will be an effective way of getting users to spend more money in the app.
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While the main point I'm trying to make here is that you don't need money to be able to do what you love and be successful at it, it is of course undeniable that money is still extremely important.
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At the Kerem Hashalom crossing, the main point of entry and exit for goods between Israel and Gaza, "there is really a lack of policy" in what's allowed through, said Miriam Marmur of Gisha, an Israeli human rights organization.
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So while we may joke about Musk's resemblance to Stark — they're both described as genius billionaires with boundless enthusiasm and curiosity — the main point of comparison is a little less romantic: they've both done contract work for the military.
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The other main point of the episode was to introduce Paul "Jesus" Rovia, a key character from the comics named Paul Monroe — it's unclear if the name has been changed for the series or if he was being cagey.
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The main point is, find that one thing to look forward to because it's like finding a light at the end of the tunnel during a bad day, or it's an extra bonus in a day that's already good.
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That's because like the Mate X, the Mi Fold sports a flexible screen that folds outwards instead of inwards, with the main point of differentiation being that Xiaomi's take requires two hinges to fully support its big, bendable screen.
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Multiple telecoms went on to say they are stopping the sale of their US customer's location data, but the main point arguably stands: telecoms have access to a wide bevy of information on their users, often with lax security.
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"His main point was we have important work to do here, the United States and Iraq, in the fight against ISIS in this region and we can't let anything disrupt or distract us from that," Townsend said of Abadi.
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Rather, the main point of the study was to address whether taking the drug for a month caused side effects, and at least for the small number of children in the study, there was no evidence that it did.
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The main point is that there are immediate steps that can be taken that do not involve President Trump and that would help the United States get off its heels and regain initiative on human rights issues with China.
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Some of these Stripe products are free to use, and some come at a price: The main point for offering them together is to build more engagement and loyalty from customers to keep them from migrating to other services.
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"The main point to take away is that QE is here to stay and the ECB has joined the Bank of Japan in having an open-ended program," said Salman Ahmed, chief investment strategist at Lombard Odier Investment Managers.
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"The main point to take away is that QE is here to stay and the ECB has joined the Bank of Japan in having an open-ended programme," said Salman Ahmed, chief investment strategist at Lombard Odier Investment Managers.
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But that issue was a main point of contention with Afghan officials who were furious that their government was excluded from those talks, and that the United States was negotiating the release of prisoners being held under Afghan authority.
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The main point of conflict between the clubs and players is part-time contracts, with the AFE asking for a minimum of 12,000 euros net a month for players on a part-time salary, while the clubs offer 8,000.
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Anzalone: My main point is that Americans are very divided on impeachment and it has become a political football that gets in the way of a strong Democratic message on health care, economic opportunity and the environment where we win elections.
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In a video released today, PewDiePie quickly references the recent events around the white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, getting to his main point: He's now reconsidering making Nazi references in his YouTube videos that are watched by millions of people.
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"The main point of today's decision was the statement's new line on the BOJ's readiness to ease," which is similar to the European Central Bank's pledge to cut rates if necessary, said Hiroshi Shiraishi, senior economist at BNP Paribas Securities.
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But putting a logo on a sports team's shirt or advertising on stadium hoardings can improve people's recognition of that company, with 73 percent of people answering a survey by MKTG saying "brand awareness" is the main point of sponsorship.
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But the main point is that Feldbrugge doesn't think a universe beginning with the laws of quantum mechanics and relativity alone would create small fluctuations that result in a universe like ours—he thinks there has to be something else.
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But the main point with China is that much of the rally in major commodities this year was driven by increased demand, the first time in five years that demand was the main driver of prices, rather than excess supply.
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Commerzbank analyst Sascha Gommel said the drop in free cash flow, essential in any business as it allows a firm to reinvest cash, make acquisitions, pay dividends and pare down debt, was the main point of criticism in Continental's results.
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Depending on how many diplomats leave, the Havana embassy – the main point of contact for U.S. citizens visiting the island as well as American companies doing business there – could be left with more of a skeletal staff to handle responsibilities.
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" Blankenship addressed the victims during his sentencing, reportedly saying, "My main point is wanting to express sorrow to the families and everyone for what happened," per the The New York Times, but later added, "I am not guilty of a crime.
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How someone could not understand how the term "Redskins" is offensive is beyond me, but the main point is, even if you, inexplicably, do not understand why something is racist, if the affected ethnic group says it's racist – it is.
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"This dangerous plot aims to eliminate Palestinian identity among the Palestinian people ... This is the main point that one should resist, and not allow them to eliminate the Palestinian identity using money," Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said, according to his website.
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Countries that first resorted to internal border checks blamed Greece - Europe's main point of entry for the refugees and migrants fleeing wars and poverty in the Middle East and Africa - for not controlling its part of Schengen's external border well enough.
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In videos flagged to YouTube, Crowder has not instructed his viewers to harass Maza on YouTube or any other platform and the main point of these videos was not to harass or threaten, but rather to respond to the opinion.
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The main point of contention was over the value of the nonexclusive livestreamed games, which are also widely available on TV. Amazon also backed out of the deal, leaving Twitter as one of the the last players standing, the source added.
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To get back to my main point, it is not only the entire and unmitigated responsibility of the next president of the United States to restore the confidence of their trusted allies, but more importantly, to restore America's confidence in itself.
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My main point was that we should be judged on the totality of our work, and that we are more than just a collage of quotes from our social-media history or some foolish utterances from the near or distant past.
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"It recalls the fascist period when the argument about the birthrate was a main point," said Flavio Tosi, the former mayor of Verona who himself came to power in 2007 with racially charged language and the support of far-right extremists.
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"There are two main goals: to be respectful to those we write about, and to be clear to our readers and avoid distracting them from the main point of an article," Mr. Corbett wrote in a 2015 piece addressing this issue.
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Anyhow, the main point I want to drive home from this study is that, among its many other benefits, well-crafted density is a crucially important tool in reducing the per capita energy use of people living in a rapidly urbanizing world.
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Since July, there has been a sharp drop in departures from the Libyan coast, in part because of a shift in strategy of militias that control the region around Sabratha, the main point of departure for migrant boats for the past two years.
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They would be "disembarked" from rescue ships into EU nations that agree to share responsibility for handing migration with the EU&aposs main point-of-entry countries like Spain, Italy and Greece but also to centers in North Africa and possibly the Balkans.
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Perhaps the main point is that companies are no longer banking on a sustained recovery in prices, rather they have adapted to the reality that their iron ore and steel markets will likely be in global surplus for several years to come.
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"The main point we keep coming back to time and again is Twitter's failure to consistently and adequately implement its own policies prohibiting violence and abuse on the platform," Amnesty International researcher Azmina Dhrodia, the report's author, told Gizmodo in an email.
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Since July, there has been a sharp drop in departures from the Libyan coast, in part because of a shift in strategy of militias that control the region around Sabratha, the main point of departure for migrant boats for the past two years .
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The gymnastic lengths Delaney has to go to in order to satirize real current events successfully highlights how far into the outfield our current events have already traveled, and that's the main point of a work like Oregon Patriots Occupied My Butt.
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But to come back to the main point: It's a very dubious claim that the Fed could have prevented the crisis with more aggressive policy in 2008; it's three-card monte to transmute that into the claim that the Fed caused the crisis.
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In general, getting to a clean energy system - even if it's 80% renewable - is a well agreed-upon goal and one that can be achieved; it's that last 673% - and how to get there - that forms the main point of contention here.
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Altman has himself been criticized over the fact that, despite his denunciatons of Trump, the Y Combinator program still employs Peter Thiel — the well-known PayPal cofounder and startup investor who's also serving as President Trump's main point of contact in Silicon Valley.
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"The main point is that this stops uncertainty so now we have a president and we have to deal with the situation and in reality U.S. is a country of big institutional investors, big pension funds," Carlo Messina, CEO of told CNBC Wednesday.
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The main point of contention is the presence of Turkish troops in Iraq, mainly at the Bashiqa camp in the north of the country, training Sunni Muslim and Kurdish Peshmerga units which Turkey wants to take part in the battle for Mosul.
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The main point of concern — to those seeking expanded refusal rights — is the threat they see of doctors and nurses being forced to perform abortions, transgender consultations, STI tests or any other routine and normal health-care practice they don't agree with.
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Since October 2018, more than 700 migrants from Africa have been apprehended at what has become their main point of entry, the Border Patrol's Del Rio sector, a largely rural stretch of Texas border that is nearly 200 miles west of San Antonio.
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You might even say those two main point of view "characters" (a boy, and a detached hand) also share the role of protagonist with a fly, the three perspectives interlinked throughout the movie with motifs and a story that slowly reveals itself.
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Dowd's departure also raises questions about the fate of negotiations between the President's attorneys and the special counsel's team over a potential interview with the President as Dowd has been the main point of contact with the special counsel's team throughout the investigation.
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Richard Horsey, a political analyst and former United Nations official in Yangon, said the main point of creating the position was not to give the democracy leader more power but to allow her to use the power she already had more effectively.
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Their main point is this: When interest rates rise in the United States, increasing the value of the dollar, foreign corporations and governments will have trouble repaying these debts in their depreciating national currencies — precisely what is happening in Turkey right now.
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Whatever the precise strategy, Sivaram and Kann's main point is that existing silicon technology might not be enough for solar to become a major energy player — and they should at least hedge against that possibility by pushing for other technologies as well.
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The "backstop", an insurance policy to avoid a hard border between the British province of Northern Ireland and EU member Ireland if London and Brussels fail to agree a deal on future ties, is the main point of contention in talks with Brussels.
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And Greg, I think the main point from both of them was that the people in Congress complaining so much about the effects of the policies were the ones that created the policies that created the chaos on the southern border in the first place.
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It is, by any measure, a pretty tepid addition to an already saturated genre, its main point of differentiation being the "Lord of the Flies" riff in transplanting the social strata of high school onto a ruthless dog-eat-dog (OK, zombie-eat-human) landscape.
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Ai, who has made his name as much through his clashes with Chinese authorities as through his art, has set up a studio on the Greek island of Lesbos, the main point of entry for hundreds of thousands of refugees over the past year.
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Nonetheless, the main point of a young man learning the accordion (as his father kept telling him) was to earn a living, and this he just about did round the brasseries and dancings of Paris, becoming a player of the people's accordion despite himself.
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The main point of entry at the top of the speaker, iFixit says, looks like it's designed to be twisted off, but the they weren't able to find a non-destructive way to get inside, so they had to resort to saws and knives.
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The "backstop", an insurance policy to avoid a hard border between the British province of Northern Ireland and EU member Ireland if the UK and EU fail to agree a deal on future ties, is the main point of contention in ongoing talks with Brussels.
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The topic was a main point of discussion in three days of meetings between the pope and a group of nine cardinals from the around the world who gather four times a year at the Vatican to discuss reform, Church finances and other issues.
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Argentina was the main point of focus in the currency market earlier in the day after center-left opposition leader Alberto Fernández won Sunday's primary election, raising concerns he could roll back President Mauricio Macri's business-friendly agenda if he won October's presidential vote.
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The movie also elevates the "family" mindset that the "Fast" franchise lives by, as a main point in the movie revolves around Hobbs returning to his home in Samoa and reconnecting with his family, as he and Shaw prepare for one last stand against Brixton.
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But the main point applies even to friendships that may have taken root in the soil of politics: We need to work to stay in relationships with people despite deep differences of opinion, not just across the aisle but on either side of it.
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The main point of contention in the article—which builds on previous research challenging the NRC's policy recommendations, including an independent review by the National Academy of Sciences—is the use of spent-fuel pools as the default storage method at nuclear reactor sites.
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"If you're a candidate or elected official, I think the main point you need to hit is that we're a country of law and the special prosecutor should be left alone to do his job and the rest will take care of itself," he added.
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Here's the main point of contention between the commission and Charter: back when the company gobbled up TWC, it was told that it would have to expand its network to reach 145,000 homes and businesses in New York that were otherwise unserved or underserved by ISPs.
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The main point is that if I hand a OnePlus 7 to an uninformed consumer, they'd be rather delighted with it for a starting price of £499 (₹32,999 in India or €559 in EU) or even at £50 more with 73GB of RAM and 256GB of storage.
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"The main point should be: We should stand for ourselves and our countries … And to say the Russians are interfering, it is the same as saying Trump and his friends are also interfering," she said, suggesting that there is no better or worse interference from outside.
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Being a consumer research journal, the main point of the experiment was to see whether people would be more likely to purchase a fictitious Groupon for a "sophisticated" eatery, or a green product, or a cabin in a park surrounded by hiking trails and stocked with gorp.
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Read more: What we know about Syria's chemical weapons Russia can't be seen to lose face, so may also respond Arguably the main point of Russia's intervention in Syria was to embolden Moscow on the world stage after the crippling effects of sanctions on their economy.
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I'm told that the FinanceFox app is built entirely on the Salesforce platform, while the startup describes its model as employing a hybrid approach by combining the advantages of a traditional insurance broker — a main point of contact and personalised support — with digitizing the insurance broker process.
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Italy has long been on the front line of seaborne migration from Africa to Europe, and is now the main point of entry after the European Union struck a deal with Turkey to stem flows to Greece amid Europe's worst migration crisis since World War Two.
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Under the new guidelines, articles in which the main point hinges on an anonymous source or sources must get special scrutiny; they have to be flagged for review and approval by Mr. Baquet, or by one of two deputy executive editors, Matt Purdy and Susan Chira.
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Chosun Ilbo, the South Korean newspaper, reported Friday that Kim Yong-chol, a senior Workers' Party vice chairman who visited the White House as the main point man for diplomacy with the United States, had also been purged, sentenced to forced labor in a remote northern province.
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Nicholas Bagley, a University of Michigan law professor who has followed it closely, expects that the Justice Department will move to have it declared moot, since the main point of contention — the legality of the subsidies — has been settled by the new finding by Mr. Sessions.
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There are a lot of those negative representations that miss the main point of what goes on, day in and day out, in a psychoanalyst's office — which is really very subtle and about careful listening, taking your time, and refusing to get too simplistic about issues.
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The painter's grand townhouse is an easy stroll in one direction; in the other is the Scheldt River and the buzzy Old Port neighborhood of Eilandje, the main point of entry for visitors from cruise ships and river boats, anchored by the popular MAS city museum.
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For starters, the fact-checkers seemed to be overly credulous in buying into Mercatus's counterspin: The Post even stated that "the main point" of the study was to show the $32 trillion in new federal spending and the tax increases that would be necessary to implement Medicare-for-all.
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The main point to make is that we have a decent (if somewhat hazy) understanding of the long-term solutions to the duck curve, the kind of stuff we'll be dealing with in 93 when wind and solar are getting toward 29, 210, 210 percent of grid energy.
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The Title I and Title II distinctions for the internet have been the main point of contention among Republicans and Democrats for years, and this same partisan debate reared its head once again when Democrats announced that they were planning to codify these rules into law earlier this year.
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Much has been written on this topic, so many of the key points don't bear rehashing — however, the main point to be made here may be that when you have an algorithm that prizes engagement in the goals of monetization, your data can lead you to bad outcomes.
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So -- so the -- the main point, I think, that I want to make here is that everybody here is in favor of going after criminals, locking them up, making sure that we're creating an environment where kids don't turn into criminals and providing the -- the support that they need.
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"The main point of this decision is the question of the basic legal right of any person to continue to adhere to his belief in his innocence," Zion Amir, one of Mr. Katsav's lawyers, told reporters outside Maasiyahu Prison, southeast of Tel Aviv, where Mr. Katsav is being held.
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I have to wonder about the need for clarification in this case — whether or not Banksy intended to entirely shred the work is a little beside the main point, which is that it is a publicity stunt which continues to accrue the notoriety that buttresses the artist's market value.
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Though madness in drama can include falsification, its main point (from Euripides and Shakespeare through Romantic opera to strands of modern drama) is to show how harsh experience causes derangement; it flicks and fragments the mind into flights and shards that reveal the effect of trauma on thought.
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The main point of the book is that the idea of happiness we now have, this pursuit of authenticity and personal freedom, may have once been a genuinely noble goal, but over time, these values have been co-opted and transformed and used to normalize a deeply unjust and undesirable situation.
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The "backstop", an insurance policy to prevent the return of a hard border between the British province of Northern Ireland and EU member Ireland if the Brexit negotiations fail to come up with a future relationship to prevent it, is the main point of contention in ongoing talks with Brussels.
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Top tech leaders including Apple CEO Tim Cook, Tesla Motors and SpaceX chief Elon Musk and Google co-founder Larry Page, all met top GOP members at the super-secretive American Enterprise Institute's annual World Forum, where Trump was the main point of discussion, according to the news site's anonymous sources.
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And while these films still take Black masculinity and sexuality as their main point of exploration — we can almost position these films as answers to the questions posed to the interviewees in #Blackmendream — they approach the topic in indirect ways, allowing the visual and sonic to take precedence over personal or testimonial accounts.
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And the main point of the Pax Americana, the best case for all the money we spend maintaining it, is that it promises to keeps a lid on exactly these sorts of regional conflicts — by variously reassuring, cowing and protecting nations that would otherwise be engaged in arms races and shooting wars.
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"The main point I wanted to convey is that regardless of what action the incoming president takes on trade, he and his advisers should consider the effects on agriculture," Senator Charles E. Grassley, Republican of Iowa, declared last month after meeting with Robert E. Lighthizer, Mr. Trump's choice to be chief trade negotiator.
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He gave me more or less the same answer to two different questions, hammered home his main point—of how happy he is with the new lineup and how great the new album is—and bristled when I characterized him as "conservative," choosing instead to refocus on his core values of faith and loyalty.
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The State Department official, speaking to reporters on background, said while Sudan's new Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok would be the main point of contact, U.S. diplomats would also have to interact with General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, commonly known as Hemedti, the outgoing deputy chief of the military council who heads a widely feared paramilitary group.
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After months of battle, oil is now flowing into the Dakota Access Pipeline under Lake Oahe After months of battle, oil is now flowing into the Dakota Access Pipeline under Lake Oahe Oil is flowing into the Dakota Access Pipeline below Lake Oahe, the main point of contention in a monthslong battle against the controversial project.
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That perhaps helps explain their main point of convergence—a resentful conviction, which Mr Bannon suggests came to him after a spell in Asia, that working-class Americans have been screwed by immigration, globalisation and adventurist foreign policies perpetuated by both parties, at the bidding of the fat-cat donors who have benefited from them the most.
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There was an interesting parallel between trying to find the language to talk about racism in the UK, where it's a very touchy subject – both as a woman and as a migrant – and discussing the abjection of Palestinians in Lebanon, which was the main point of contention when it came to getting backing from cultural institutions in Beirut.
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All of that misses the main point: by adopting the Chromium project, the open-source browsing technology that underpins Google's Chrome, in the development of Edge, Microsoft is giving Google even more control of online life -- more ability to single-handedly decide what possibilities are available to each one of us -- with major implications for consumer choice and competition.
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But the main point here is marketing, and since the "Not a Socialist" hat has already sold out, I'd like to humbly throw out some ideas for new merch to follow this groundswell of GOD-I-HOPE ironic uptake on the Bloomberg message: Mike Bloomberg: Not a Democrat Mike Bloomberg: Not a Fan of POC // It's Frisky Business!
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A spokesperson for the company said in an email to BuzzFeed News that in the videos flagged to YouTube, Crowder was not instructing viewers to harass Maza and that "the main point of these videos was not to harass or threaten, but rather to respond to the opinion," and that none of Maza's personal information was given out in the videos.
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The main point of contention in the gay-wedding cake dispute was whether Mr Phillips turned away Charlie Craig and David Mullins because they are gay (which is, by all accounts, illegal under CADA) or because they requested a cake Mr Phillips wouldn't bake under any other circumstances for any other couple (which is not a violation of the law).
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But the main point of this brief piece is not merely to rebut Murray's conclusions per se — although we will do some of that — but rather to consider the faulty path by which he casually proceeds from a few basic premises to the inflammatory conclusion that IQ differences between groups are likely to be at least partly based on inborn genetic differences.
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While you could argue -- and many people have -- that Trump should have done his due diligence on Manafort, who had spent years advising foreign governments, before hiring him to run his campaign in the spring of 2016, it was hard to dispute Trump's main point that any and all wrongdoing by Manafort happened prior to his being involved with Trump.
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On Becoming a God in Central Florida veers wildly between fundamentally comedic scenes (especially those involving Krystal's main point of contact with FAM, a tryhard failson named Cody, played by Théodore Pellerin) and deeply tragic ones (especially those involving Krystal's neighbor Ernie, played by Mel Rodriguez, who gets further and further enmeshed in Krystal's scheming but doesn't have her innate savvy).
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Soldiers and other onlookers were left to wonder whether some kind of a deal had been struck overnight: After all, they noted, the Kerem Shalom crossing from Israel into Gaza, a main point to transport goods into the territory that had been damaged three times by protesters, was abruptly reopened just days after Israeli officials said it had been almost destroyed.
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The negotiations cover a number of spending issues, but the main point of contention is DACA, a program that allows DREAMers (undocumented immigrants brought to the country as children) to live and work legally in the US. Barack Obama instituted DACA in an executive order that Donald Trump moved to reverse last year—now Democrats (and some Republicans) want to enshrine DACA into law.
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"I've not gotten that sense that the bond market, the individuals, have a recession starting next year as a main point in their central scenario, but again that's what the levels would tell you, and in order for bond yields to go much lower from here, you've got to think the Fed is going to stop hiking," said Cabana, adding the market expects to see a very slow pace of rate hikes going forward.
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And that is the main point with chipping refugees—that is might just be the carrot both Republican and Democrat Congress members need to pass laws to save hundreds of thousands of lives by allowing wartorn refugees into the US. If we don't create an acceptable bipartisan scenario where we let in refugees, then millions of innocent human beings will continue to be killed and harmed in totally destroyed cities and warzones.
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Currently, it's the annual defense policy bill that takes up most of Herson's time, as House Democrats and Senate Republicans fight over provisions in the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), with President TrumpDonald John TrumpStates slashed 4,400 environmental agency jobs in past decade: study Biden hammers Trump over video of world leaders mocking him Iran building hidden arsenal of short-range ballistic missiles in Iraq: report MORE's border wall a main point of contention.
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" YouTube explained in a statement to CNN Business made after declining to remove the videos, but before demonetizing them, that the videos did not violate its harassment policy because "Crowder has not instructed his viewers to harass Maza on YouTube or any other platform and the main point of these videos was not to harass or threaten, but rather to respond to the opinion," and that none of Maza's personal information "was ever revealed in content uploaded by Crowder.
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The "Malthouse Compromise", which has been championed by Conservative lawmakers from the party's pro and anti-EU wings, seeks to use technology to replace the Irish backstop, an insurance policy designed to stop a return to a hard border between EU-member Ireland and Northern Ireland, part of the UK. The backstop has become the main point of contention in exit talks, which have reached an impasse with less than six weeks until Britain leaves the bloc.
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Each chapter begins with a walk as a sort of compass, claiming an orientation and a position in space: "north on rue de Rennes, past the Fnac, Naf Naf, H&M, right at St Placide and north-east on rue de Vaugirard, past the Institut Catholique where I once taught, keep an eye out for the lovely bookseller in an old butcher's shop … " The way she moves through thoughts and words—unhurried, luxuriating in commonplace detail, digressions and detours developing into the main point—seems to be the textual version of these strolls.
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Though Mill used the new word only in passing, it was not separable from the main point of his speech, which was intended to show the perils of any kind of abstract solution to Ireland's problems: So far from being a set of maxims and rules to be applied without regard to times, places, and circumstances, the function of political economy is to enable us to find the rules which ought to govern any state of circumstances with which we have to deal—circumstances which are never the same in any two cases.
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