" Horgan, he said, is "good at making real people.
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Elections are making real people indistinguishable from Russian troll farms.
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Making real estate less painful, faster and with less friction.
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As a graduate student, I am not making real money.
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Many of those countries are making real progress on disability rights.
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The weather turned fair, and they were soon making real progress.
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Behati Prinsloo and Adam Levine aren't done making real estate transactions.
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But are American workplaces making real progress in curbing sexual harassment?
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I began making real friendships and started to develop a leadership role.
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It shows the kids making real progress, their brains kicking into gear.
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And I love the idea of making real people beautiful and loved.
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Metro is also trying to offload its loss-making Real hypermarkets chain.
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But maybe we shouldn't be making real computers that work that way.
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The population surge is making real estate developers consider becoming cave-builders.
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Empathy-politics, however, diverts otherwise good people from making real, effective reforms.
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He was making real progress on nuclear arms control with the Russians.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Still, Jayapal and Pocan believe they're making real strides.
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" Coons said he is hearing rumors the GOP is "making real progress.
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Let's stop hating for sport and start thinking about making real, impactful changes.
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I'm like, yo what happened, this is making real money, this is crazy.
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Here, people were making real change, affecting the lives of millions of Americans.
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These are real people, and we are making real life-and-death decisions.
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Community can be squandered, and shallow interaction can drain energy from making real impact.
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Making real-world information computable is challenging, but it has inspired some creative approaches. Cortical.
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Make Love Not PornMake Love Not Porn features real-life lovers making real-life love.
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These are real people, making real contributions to our economy and to our cultural fabric.
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What do you think of our cultural obsession with making real-life messy moments look perfect?
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We have to demonstrate our commitment to making real change in the economy and in Washington.
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Concerns on sales momentum are also making real estate developers wary of starting new construction projects.
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We know we're not where we need to be, and we're committed to making real progress.
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When we first got successful people boo-hooed us and said we weren't making real music.
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Founded: 2018Funds raised: $4 millionMeatable is another Dutch startup working on making real meat from cells.
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So you can see, the #MeToo movement and "Lean In" are both making real, substantive change.
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The trouble is that such schemes can be gamed to avoid making real cuts in emissions.
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I've heard from local community coalitions making real progress preventing drug use by educating our youth.
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The reason used to be that Apple was philosophically against allowing it, so we're making real progress.
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We're on the country in the world that is making real progress on the reduction of emissions.
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Metro said it was making progress on the sale process for its loss-making Real hypermarkets chain.
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Who is actually out there doing this, making real money, making a living, sending paid email newsletters?
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I'm making real classical music with beats behind it, and Future is doing his thing on it.
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It also demonstrates an attempt by Match to monopolize the very practice of making real, meaningful connections.
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So despite the two governments' efforts, homeowners aren't necessarily making real progress in reducing what they owe.
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How you decided what labels they would want when the characters started making real, life-changing money?
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Meanwhile, it's Microsoft, not Apple, that is making real innovative strides on the desktop with the Surface Studio.
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When I asked how many people he thought were making real money this way, his estimate was bleak.
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Many people will need to see others making real changes instead of carrying on with business as usual.
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Established in 2015, NuvoAir launched a smartphone-connected "spirometer," making real-time lung function assessment possible at home.
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But Facebook Messenger doesn't end-to-end encrypt voice calls, making real-time listening in on calls possible.
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The startup course-corrected to focus on making real political impact with petitions and tools for contacting representatives.
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Unfortunately, only 8 percent of those Americans are successful in achieving their resolutions and making real, lasting change.
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"The state abortion bans are making real what we said was coming when Kavanaugh was nominated," Fallon added.
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Over the past year, the president has repeatedly underestimated the importance of making real trade-offs in diplomacy.
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"We're making real progress in getting the federal government to start providing regular measurements of income inequality," Rep.
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There are tons of studies like these out there, and the industry at large is making real progress.
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Perhaps, one day, Szeto's part won't feel so remarkable — which will be how we know we're making real progress.
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We cannot let the lack of political courage to achieve big things prevent us from making real incremental progress.
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"We're making real progress in getting the federal government to start providing regular measurements of income inequality," said Rep.
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He added that the Mexican authorities had been making "real progress" in improving processing and services for asylum seekers.
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And so much of the war is over whom to trust, and in that, Republicans are making real gains.
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The controversy over the Anthem is a barrier to having honest conversations and making real progress on the underlying issues.
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HomeLight hopes to capitalize on this with a data-driven approach to making real estate agent recommendations to home sellers.
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The controversy over the anthem is a barrier to having honest conversations and making real progress on the underlying issues.
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"Making real budget choices is always difficult," said Maya MacGuineas, president of the nonpartisan Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget.
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As we've proven in New York City, leadership and strong community engagement are making real progress toward achieving school diversity.
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I think there's a wave of new artists making real music and experimenting in different chord changes and more live sounds.
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In the short term, though, some of its competitors are already making real, physical — but limited — quantum computers available to developers.
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Sohi said the government was making "real progress" in consultations with indigenous groups, who have also said more time is needed.
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Federal funding and science support is lagging just when rivals like China are making real advances ("Red moon rising", January 12th).
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"We are making real and tangible progress in a number of vital areas in negotiations," the department said in a statement.
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The path to making real money from these interactions is not to focus too much on the financial part, said Sitek.
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Instead, it implicates technology itself, and the many ways it can ironically prevent us from making real connections with each other.
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By having law enforcement officials attend industry gatherings and share insights, both parties are making real attempts to bridge that gap.
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We were Black Twitter before social media, making real-time, communal, pop-culture commentary without the luxury of cellphones or laptops.
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Power to me means... Making real changes (political, social, cultural) that improve women's economic security and access to reproductive health care.
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Others said Obama showed leadership on race while making real achievements on healthcare and the economy that helped Americans of all ethnicities.
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We are committed to making real, positive change in Riot's culture and internal advocates are a crucial part of making that happen.
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Jeffrey Currie, a Goldman Sachs analyst, said energy prices had fallen so far that the industry was making real cuts in production.
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Hardworking Americans are making real decisions about how and whether to fill prescriptions and whether to prioritize their health or their finances.
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What was crucial, he said, was preparing as much as possible for the rigors of making real shows four times a week.
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Mr. President, you are not still making real estate deals in which a bad decision means only that you lose some money.
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In 1962, in the midst of the Cold War, Soviet missiles were discovered in Cuba, making real the threat of nuclear war.
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As the gender pay gap conversation grows louder, some companies are becoming more transparent with their pay practices, and making real change.
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The startup is also beneficial to renters – the average transaction amount right now is around $80, meaning that lenders are making real money.
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At just 13, Brown is proving to be more than just a talented young star: She's also someone making real waves in Hollywood.
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Timberlake's endorsement is great, but it's not nearly as good as the Grammys finally honoring those making real strides in the music industry.
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The controversy over [players kneeling during] the anthem is a barrier to having honest conversations and making real progress on the underlying issues.
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But something will change soon: He will need to begin making real decisions, with clear consequences for the people whose votes elected him.
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This moment requires "somebody who has been battle-tested and who has been on the front lines of making real change," she said.
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I still have no idea what that indicated, but it would be the closest I got to making real art for another 15 years.
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Low power signals produced by RFID tags have required multiple reads, resulting in delays of up to two minutes — making real-world applications impractical.
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But there's a long way to go before we can start making real comparisons between Robert Mueller and Ken Starr or Trump and Clinton.
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And these changes accrue to the point where they can alter people's beliefs and galvanize the creaky gears of government into making real progress.
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The idea of making real versions of Willy Wonka's candy isn't new—in fact, that's how the movie was made in the first place.
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"Ironically, the increasing polarization of debate, and attempts to exclude companies committed to making real progress, is exactly what is not needed," BP said.
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A communications and lobbying expert, he acknowledges that American diplomacy is making real, soft-power gestures toward European communities of Muslim faith or culture.
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Reformers hope that by making real prices and out-of-pocket costs available upfront in simple language, patients can shop for non-emergency services.
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"We were making real progress ... But now (Senate Majority Leader Mitch) McConnell (R-Ky.) seems to be pulling the plug on it," Durbin said.
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A minority of games allow players to freely buy, trade and sell virtual property, with some gamers making real-world fortunes as a result.
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This is making real a demographic and fiscal reckoning that economists have long projected would drive federal debt to unsustainable levels in the next decades.
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Meanwhile, a growing bloc of the auto industry not only sees autonomy as inevitable, but is making real progress on it for their own cars.
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Whether you believe that Swift deserved to score the AOTY award or not, the rapper is making real, valid points about how whiteness is rewarded.
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While Google parent company Alphabet pours capital into self-driving vehicles with its Waymo unit, the company is making real money in transportation right now.
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The blended inflation figure used to deflate the nominal data may therefore be too low, making real GDP growth come out too high (see chart).
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As MJ Lee reported yesterday for CNN, Clinton has begun making real inroads with big-business interests that typically throw their weight behind Republican candidates.
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Millennials chose real estate above cryptocurrency, the stock market, and even cash investments, making real estate the preferred type of investment for this age group.
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None of the users posting publicly about making real people replied to our request for comment, but some deleted their posts after we contacted them.
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Faced with the Russian threat and Mr. Trump's pressure, they are making real progress toward this goal, for which the president can take some credit.
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Any virtual world inherently has commerce and people have already been making real-world money from games and from early virtual worlds like Second Life.
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"Ironically, the increasing polarisation of debate, and attempts to exclude companies committed to making real progress, is exactly what is not needed," the statement read.
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"Everybody wants to be reassured that Ukraine and the new Ukrainian government is committed to reform and making real changes," Hahn told a press conference.
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Then I read an article by Merl Reagle describing the rules of professional construction, and I started making "real" puzzles for my friends and family.
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Mr. Khyber said he felt the marchers were making real progress with the three dozen young men, whom he described as rank-and-file fighters.
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And there we are: Carnival Cruise Line and the Guy Fieri Pig & Anchor Smokehouse/Brewhouse are making real deal barbecue and brewing beer on a ship.
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And with Gear VR making real inroads with customers, Samsung would be foolish to try to resurrect a wearable headset people already associate with tech douchebaggery.
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However, Science Fiction is not a manual for making real things in the world without oversight, accountability, and knowledge of how its outcomes will affect society.
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Six months ago, very few people were making real money on TikTok, the video app and social network du jour for young creators and aspiring influencers.
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" JSOC has a small, tight-knit group of folks making real-time tactical decisions that must be executed tonight ," a senior military intelligence official told me.
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"We are making real progress," resolving the US-China trade dispute Robert Lighthizer, the US Trade Representative told House lawmakers at a hearing on Capitol Hill.
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Trump, given his background as a deal-making real estate developer with close relationships with politicians, might have been expected to do the same in Washington.
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PTA fundraising does not appear on state and federal books, making real comparisons impossible, but it is pivotal in the highly unequal districts of New York City.
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If that's too much, then at least pretend you tried one new thing a day… creative visualization can be a powerful first step to making real changes.
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With Trump in the White House and Republican Mitch McConnell controlling the Senate, progressives in the House know they have very little sway in making real policy.
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We will not do that," Erekat said of the administration, adding, "We will not give up on making real genuine lasting comprehensive peace between Palestinians and Israelis.
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Just when we think we are making real progress, Donald Trump starts evaluating women openly on their looks and referring to their menstrual periods and now this.
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While most toys are just that — toys — Thames & Kosmos has been making real chemistry and craft kits for over a century, so they know what they're doing.
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The classic critique of private equity is that it employs financial engineering tricks, such as increasing leverage and minimizing tax liabilities, rather than making real operational improvements.
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But Ronson suggests that this is in large part because porn is replacing sex, and, in fact, making real sex with real women seem alienating and difficult.
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We take political action, potentially making real political changes, because we feel close to particular groups of people and want them (and therefore ourselves) to be winners.
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But, once group gathering restrictions are lifted, he sees people will get back in the swing of making real human contact -- and they'll do it with vigor.
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GC: Would-, would a hung parliament in the Italian elections be a disaster for making real progress in Italy, on debt reduction and other important social issues?
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Taken individually, these actions and efforts can get lost, but taken together, they create a new vision for government that the President and his administration are making real.
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Now it can say it is making real headway: The video service says viewers are watching 100 million hours of its clips a day on actual television sets.
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Instead of making real estate loans, Richards said New York-based Marathon was buying nonperforming loans directly from banks, sometimes at a 50 percent discount from face value.
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Orenda Hale says "it was really exciting to learn that Brian was making real wine here," when she moved to Portland three years ago to open Maine & Loire.
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A deceitful and ugly blame game that says, whatever worries you, the answer is to blame that other group, and don't put any energy into making real change.
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"Trump was telling the truth about his solutions to the problems he was lying about, and he is now making real policy based on fake facts," Oliver said.
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And the more people that use Roku's hardware, the more people that use its software to buy programs or watch ads — where it plans on making real money.
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The members are on track to hire as many as one million opportunity youth by 85033, a testament to the commitment of these companies to making real change.
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Saudi officials now say they are making real cuts, including 300,000 bpd to Asia for July, although several Asian refiners said they were still receiving their full allocations.
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For instance, as the Economic Policy Institute shows, despite making real gains in things like education and politics, black unemployment still hovers at about twice the rate for whites.
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Varadkar said: "If we&aposre not making real, substantial progress by June then we seriously need to question whether we&aposre going to have a withdrawal agreement at all."
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Whether or not the professor-turned-congresswoman can turn her unique way of questioning government officials and Wall Street executives into making real legislative change remains to be seen.
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In case there were any lingering doubts about Snapchat's appeal, new stats show the app is making real inroads with people who don't hang off Kylie Jenner's every word.
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They're still, at times, petulant and irresponsible and unpredictable, but they're making real efforts toward maturity, like a group of kids stumbling around in shoes two sizes too big.
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These are the details that are making real change now, creating jobs in the kingdom and creating a better business environment and ultimately an opportunity for American enterprise too.
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" The commissioner said that while he respected the players and their concerns, the protests are a "barrier to having honest conversations and making real progress on the underlying issues.
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In his studies of decades' worth of minority activism, Gillion has identified several factors that are key to upping a protest's salience and, in turn, making real political change.
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"The images suggest North Korea is making real progress in developing a second leg of the nuclear triad, bringing them closer to a survivable nuclear force," the analysts add.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German retailer Metro is considering effectively paying more than 1603 million euros ($225 million) to divest its loss-making Real hypermarkets, Handelsblatt business paper reported on Wednesday.
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MARKET OVERVIEW A favorable exchange rate, low interest rates and a drop in property prices are making real estate in France an attractive investment for foreigners, agents in Provence said.
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With the help of Nvidia's RTX and Microsoft's new DirectX Raytracing (DXR) API, Epic Games will be making real-time ray tracing available to Unreal Engine developers later this year.
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DUESSELDORF, March 8 (Reuters) - German wholesaler Metro is aiming to sign a deal to sell its loss-making Real hypermarkets chain in April or May, Chief Executive Olaf Koch said.
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"Helpshift has pioneered the messaging-based approach to customer service, making real-time support easy for users, and streamlined for businesses," Nagraj Kashyap, corporate vice president, Microsoft Ventures, told TechCrunch.
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"The difference now is you've got, in the two leaders of the Legislature, two people who are devoted to making real change and who work well together," the mayor said.
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Despite the impact TheRedPill has had within the larger alt-right movement, it's mostly been thought of as a fringe community; now it seems to be making real political waves.
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" But, he said in a letter made public on Tuesday, "the controversy over the anthem is a barrier to having honest conversations and making real progress on the underlying issues.
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Veterans groups and members of Congress have credited him with making real, if ponderous, progress in improving care in the veterans' vast health system, which includes 1,234 clinics and hospitals.
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"There was a lot of tough talk but Trump often pulled back from making real threats," Richard Gowan, a UN expert at the European Council on Foreign Relations, told me.
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C.K.'s habit of masturbating in front of women without their consent was not merely a fetish, Sanni argued, because making real women suffer was so central to his goal.
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It still operates in 26 countries with 771 stores and 150,000 employees, but it is trying to offload its loss-making Real hypermarkets chain, as well as its operations in China.
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As you get further into the game, you can research and craft new tech and find much better ships than your dinky starter, and start making real waves in the universe.
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"We are making real progress on visioning a road that we can all be proud of and that will keep Sedona beautiful," read the letter, published two weeks before the murders.
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The mobilization around the Goals has yielded incredible results: lifting more than one billion people out of extreme poverty, improving access to education and healthcare, and making real progress against hunger.
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Baseball prospects, by contrast, face the minor leagues and then as many as six years of team control — with relatively small salaries — before potentially making real money on the open market.
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We're making real progress on a spending deal that would increase the caps for both military and middle-class priorities on the domestic side that my colleagues have been fighting for.
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Johnny Manziel is completely serious and focused on his football comeback ... so says Drake's dad, Dennis Graham, who tells TMZ Sports the ex-Browns star is making REAL changes to his lifestyle.
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Watching Cyrus speak onstage as she accepted her award, Hemsworth laughed at the singer's jokes, clapped and listened intently as she talked about her passion for making real change in the world.
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The platform lets user watch others playing video games, but it also lets those viewers impact the game by giving players challenges or even making real-time choices that affect their gameplay.
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While the disruption has put some on edge, some culinary websites and blogs have noted there is no shortage of cream and that making "real" whipped cream at home is a simple task.
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Microsoft has created a new DirectX Raytracing (DXR) API to compliment Nvidia's RTX work, and even Epic Games will be making real-time ray tracing available to Unreal Engine developers later this year.
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Pushing oil prices back to $60 is likely to prove hard unless Saudi Arabia and OPEC can show they are serious about making real production cuts that remove physical barrels from the market.
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With Trump in the White House, negotiating and making real policy on many important issues — like immigration and health care — will be replaced by maneuvers and gambits largely aimed at the 2018 elections.
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DUESSELDORF (Reuters) - German wholesaler Metro said it expected non-binding offers to be made soon for its loss-making Real hypermarkets chain, with a binding offer to come six to eight weeks later.
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"It cannot be that while the majority of member states are making real efforts in a real European spirit, others continue to show no solidarity," EU Migration Commissioner Dimitris Avramopoulos told a news conference.
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It's one thing to express your fury online, the show argues, and another thing entirely to roll up your sleeves, dig in your heels, and do the unglamorous practical work of making real change.
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This didn't stop real people from making real phone calls to request a real table, so Oobah eventually opened The Shed for one night only and served everyone microwaved meals decorated with little herbs.
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Since 2628, the Hyde Amendment has severely restricted abortion coverage for low-income women enrolled in Medicaid, making real reproductive choice a privilege of those who can afford it—rather than a fundamental right.
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Sarah Chamberlain, president and CEO of the Republican Main Street Partnership, says there needs to be more widespread, early support for Republican women if they are to have any chance of making real progress.
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In short, we are making real progress in combating practices that result in national treasuries effectively being of resources that could be used to invest in public services, or to lower taxes for all.
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Rich McHugh, who was Farrow's producer on the investigative unit, says the network tried to thwart Farrow's award-winning investigation into Weinstein after it became clear he was making real progress toward nailing the story.
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They may have taken a few years to recognize that shared autonomous vehicles could annihilate their business model—selling human-driven cars to individual humans—but they're now making real progress toward the finish line.
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How Startups Are Making Real Estate Businesses More Efficient Ever since Amazon's acquisition of Whole Foods became official in August, food tech entrepreneurs have been holding their collective breath in anticipation of what comes next.
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This will give Congress the opportunity to demand proof that local political actors are making real progress before it appropriates funds for large-scale (and expensive) reconstruction, saving American lives and dollars in the process.
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This painting is about authorship and authenticity, when one faction takes on the trappings of another without actually making real contact, "Sunday Afternoon at the Grande Jatte" peopled with black folks dressed in white clothes.
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DUESSELDORF, Sept 16 (Reuters) - Talks to sell Metro's loss-making Real hypermarket chain to real estate investor Redos could take longer than expected after other parties showed interest in the properties, the German wholesaler said.
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"It's when you'll have the least amount of expenses you ever have, especially when you get to your mid-20s and you start making real money but are still living the college lifestyle," she said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister David Cameron hailed his deal with the European Union as proof he was making real progress in renegotiating Britain's terms with the bloc, but said there was still more work to do.
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Apple's Safari is making real progress on speed, security, and privacy, winning over some of its own converts and easily retaining many Apple users who find the browser by default and are happy within Apple's ecosystem.
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Since 2002, the profile has discovered artists, activists, entrepreneurs and others whose pursuits may not yet have reached a global audience, but whose efforts — sometimes eccentric, but always important — are making real differences on six continents.
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BERLIN, July 4 (Reuters) - A consortium consisting of property investor X+Bricks and SCP Group said on Thursday that it had made a beefed-up offer to Metro to acquire the German wholesaler's loss-making Real hypermarkets.
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The companies have come together to tackle concerns around data usage in connected cars of the future, a critical component to making real-time mapping, driving assistance and other services go from theory to working in practice.
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For Mr. Sanders, that might mean making real inroads with nonwhite voters, and perhaps winning a borough or two in New York City to show that he can attract groups beyond his base of populist, liberal whites.
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"When information is logged on Cera's app, Cera staff are able to see it immediately, as are family members, as are carers, all of which helps when it comes to making real-time decision-making," Maruthappu explained.
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Signs an individual is making real strides toward eliminating their debt include "paying above and beyond the standard payments and continuously looking for ways to save money so they can pay off their debt sooner," Boneparth says.
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If you're anything like me, the results on Day 1 will be a wake-up call, the kind you don't really want to look in the eyes, but will serve as the proper impetus to making real change.
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Facebook is making real changes to catch those accounts — expanding the grounds on which an account can be banned and training its algorithms to catch astroturfers — but it's still unclear how much of an impact those measures will have.
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BENGALURU (Reuters) - The global stock market rally has further to run in 250, according to analysts, brokers and strategists polled by Reuters, but much depends on U.S. and Chinese officials making real progress in stopping a disruptive trade war.
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"We were making real-time maps of the bottom of the Challenger Deep a week before we even dove there, mapping the heck out of it with multiple sweeps, and that's something James Cameron did not do," says Vescovo.
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In the dull, hot blush of a depressive episode, the embarrassing moment you look at yourself and see nothing but junk, we have to remember that we are making real efforts, building real things, moving way ahead of the pack.
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"Instead of making real documentaries, a couple of my friends and I created a new genre, a mix of everything: fiction, documentary, animation, special effects," he said, attributing this innovation to the difficulty of conveying abstract concepts like quantum physics.
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In spite of his coming under attack from the radical left and their allies in the liberal media, Pruitt is making real progress for the American people at an agency that the left believes it alone should run and control.
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Agents said prices have been growing for several reasons: Hungarians have more personal wealth and are no longer delaying home purchases as they did during the global recession, and low bank savings rates are making real estate investment attractive by comparison.
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There was an initial burst of people saying "you're demonetizing me, you're making it harder for me to make a living," and your response generally was the people who were at the margins weren't making real money to begin with.
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DUESSELDORF, Germany, Nov 21 (Reuters) - Metro said on Thursday that a consortium including property investor X+Bricks had again registered its interest in the German wholesaler's loss-making Real hypermarkets chain and had signalled that it would improve its offer.
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Now back in action and making real progress toward a commercial launch, it has a backlog of 600 people from 50 countries who have reserved places for a paid trip into space, and a look back at the Earth from a new perspective.
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"NATO always had a good story to tell at this summit, with the communiqué reflecting a robust and resilient alliance that is making real progress on a range of challenges," said Amanda Sloat, a former State Department official now at the Brookings Institution.
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While there is much to praise in some of what MBS has done, such as removing the feared religious police from the streets and making real efforts to reform the heavily oil-dependent Saudi economy, there is also much that is inexcusable.
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Dating apps told us we would finally be able to find a partner at the swipe of a finger — but seemed to make the process of dating both more alienating and anxiety-inducing, while at the same time making real-world interactions scarce.
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I definitely didn't get the impression of a program in crisis at all, but rather one where the necessity of remaining hands-off with the editorial process and teams involved has created both apparent and real apathy when it comes to making real changes.
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The company is framing the initiative as a global VR accelerator and, beyond what it means for existing and new VR startups, it demonstrates that HTC is seriously committed to making real inroads in VR. The HTC Vive isn't just an also-ran experiment.
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I'm hoping we'll see games on the level of Resident Evil 7 at the show; the big reason Sony's move into VR got me excited was the hope they'd put serious resources behind making real games, not stuff like Until Dawn: Rush of Blood.
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But even as these actors make gaffes about the lack of racial diversity in Hollywood, there are countless producers, agents, directors, and executives who aren't getting the same kind of grilling — and they're the ones who most stand a chance of making real change.
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Even their oblivious landlord Schneider (Todd Grinnell) and Penelope's bumbling boss (Stephen Tobolowsky) get great material this time around, making real cases for themselves as important parts of the Alvarez family's lives (which wasn't always the case in season one, fun though they were).
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In Abu Dhabi, Eshraq Properties, whose shares came under pressure last week on news that the emirate's property prices were softening, climbed 2.7 percent after Abu Dhabi government fund Mubadala said it was considering forming a venture with the loss-making real estate developer.
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" Throughout the more than three-hour hearing — the first Democrats have held on trade since taking control of the chamber — Lighthizer told lawmakers that negotiations with Beijing are "making real progress" and "could help us turn the corner in our economic relationship with China.
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The big idea behind Area 404 is to provide one big space for all of the social network's various teams, including the still-very-mysterious denizens of Building 8, to apply the "Move Fast and Break Things" philosophy to making real physical objects, not just software.
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" Back in March, he gave a similar response to WWD when asked about his creative vision for the brand: "I don't think people realize it — we are making real things with a wholehearted, artisanal, hand-wrought quality... It's not about the old story of quality and craftsmanship.
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However, since both Musk and Son lead major tech companies making real changes to our reality, in the coming years it will only become more difficult to ignore their warnings about what seems to many now as nothing more than the plot to a summer blockbuster movie.
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"May needs to keep Labour at the table to convince all 27 EU leaders at their emergency summit on Wednesday that the talks are making real progress, in order to win a further extension to the Article 50 process beyond Friday," he said in a note Monday.
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But other browsers — even from smaller but capable outfits like Brave — are increasingly making real cases for their own existence now that they are forcing Chrome to do better and think harder on crucial issues like privacy in order to play catch up before they get left behind.
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With Trump typically disengaged from policy detail and his administration making top-line demands that are generally symbolic rather than substantive in nature, it seems reasonably likely that he'll settle for cosmetic changes — perhaps even in exchange for making real concessions on policy substance — and then loudly proclaim victory.
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The Times reported Southwest Key had acted more like a bank than a charity by "potential self-dealing with its top executives," stockpiling tens of millions of dollars and making real estate loans, including one that developers used to turn a former Walmart into a shelter that Southwest Key rents.
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Weinstein had been rumored to be a serial sexual predator for as long as he'd been a gossip column fixture, but for decades, he used a combination of power within the industry, successful manipulation of the entertainment press, and legal threats to prevent any journalists from making real headway on the story.
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While a nuanced policy approach is being imposed by other branches of government, more effective resource deployment, engagement, and follow up is desperately needed to ensure that there is accountability and progress, particularly in securing peace in conflict zones, protecting human rights, and making real gains towards sustainable economic development across the region.
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"I think they're making real progress, but I do think they have a full plate, so they're thinking we'll put these principles out and follow it up with greater detail after July 4 or in September," said Marcia Hale, president of Building America's Future, a bipartisan coalition of elected officials focused on infrastructure.
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"We need to do more, we need to make it happen, the reform of the WTO," Vestager told a conference in Hamburg attended by Chinese officials including Vice Premier Liu He. "Not just by discussing the easier issues, but making real progress on bringing rules up to date so global trade is fair as well as free," Vestager added.
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Bermudez and Cha characterized North Korea's ballistic submarine program and ballistic missile program as an "emerging threat," explaining in their report that North Korea appears to be "making real progress in developing a second leg of the nuclear triad, bringing them closer to a survivable nuclear force and lessening prospects for full denuclearization," a Trump administration priority that it has struggled to achieve.
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As the staff of Leadership tried to apply its new philosophy to the incident involving Walsh and the student, the process would reflect many of the tensions that drove up suspension rates in the first place — issues around race and power that even the most progressive educators struggle to talk about honestly, all the while knowing that doing so is essential to making real change.
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That includes raising wages and creating millions of good-paying jobs; lowering prescription drug costs and improving access to world-class medical treatment; making real investments in our infrastructure; increasing pathways to high-quality education; ending LGBTQ discrimination and enshrining LGBTQ rights by passing the Equality Act, reforming our nation's immigration system and passing the Dream Act, giving rise to universal high-speed internet; and protecting American consumers – among a whole host of other issues.
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