That mattered to consumers, which meant that it mattered to advertisers, distributors and investors.
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Why removing that lifetime cap mattered to them, why reducing the "doughnut hole" mattered to them.
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None of that mattered to Bob Paisley's Liverpool team, however.
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What has always mattered to me is what happened next.
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But none of this mattered [to the religious right]. Right.
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One could focus on what mattered to properly educated philosophers.
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Many things that once mattered to voters no longer seem important.
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And we saw that it mattered to young women in particular.
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Facts and knowledge mattered to him and could not be dismissed.
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In fact, hardly anyone who mattered to me noticed the difference.
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What mattered to her was having a home for her children.
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That was the only thing that mattered to us that night.
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"The tradition of the Beverly Hills Hotel always mattered to me."
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This job really mattered to my dad, and Kevin was his boss.
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"I was running on the things that mattered to me," she said.
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The fate of that stretch of land mattered to me very much.
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Growing up, it mattered to me very much what I looked like.
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But what mattered to Bannon wasn't that Moore furthered his political revolution.
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At this point, I knew this was all that mattered to me.
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But none of that mattered to many members of the liberal Twitterati.
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If the media thought she mattered, then she mattered to Trump. Period.
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But actually, the only thing that ever mattered to Frank was Frank.
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"We wanted to build something that actually mattered to real people," Koullick explained.
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I realized what really mattered to her, which is none of this s—.
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Check out the letter ... penmanship clearly mattered to him, and online auctioneer Paddle8.
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Trump told Peña Nieto that little mattered to him other than saving face.
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I realized what really mattered to her, which is none of this shit.
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Our prayers are with her family, they were all that mattered to her.
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Nothing else mattered to us besides the fact that the other was okay.
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Neither their side of the story nor their freedom mattered to the police.
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Certainly it mattered to President Trump in nominating him to the Supreme Court.
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King's work often underscored such political realities in ways that mattered to me.
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She felt homebound, trapped and unable to do what mattered to her most.
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It mattered to me she wanted to know how she could do more.
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I think loyalty really mattered to Obama at the top of the justice department.
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Not that it mattered to the 15,000 or so people who visited last weekend.
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"Trevor never knew the old Brittany and it never mattered to him," she said.
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I guess if it mattered to someone else that much, I would consider it.
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"I guess if it mattered to someone else that much, I would consider it."
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He grabbed photos and other things that mattered to him before fleeing his home.
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Two-thirds of those surveyed thought Zelenskiy would make changes that mattered to them.
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All that mattered to the bank-holiday crowd, however, was that Britain had won.
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I didn't realize how much portability mattered to me until I had the Switch.
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Reiner said her opinion was the only one that mattered to him that evening.
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"Culturally, it always mattered to my mother what the 'neighbors would think,'" she says.
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What mattered to him was the quality of the pages hitting doorsteps that Sunday.
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Throughout his campaign, Trump was vocal about how much poll numbers mattered to him.
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But this didn't matter to Erdoğan, and facts have similarly not mattered to Trump.
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We realized, coming from the demo stage, how much it mattered to be prepared.
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President Trump came into office and finally championed the issues that mattered to them.
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The result never mattered to my son in the previous Volvos that I did.
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It was dark now, and snowing lightly, but none of that mattered to Vadik.
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That mattered to Rubio supporters: 45 percent of his voters said Haley's endorsement was important.
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None of that mattered to Peanut, of course — seeing as dogs are colorblind and everything.
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"Once they saw each other, no one else mattered to either of them," Carlin wrote.
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So, I guess if it mattered to someone else that much, I would consider it.
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It has always mattered to me, but now as a mom, it matters infinitely more.
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"Once they saw each other, no one else mattered to either of them," Carlin writes.
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The athletic organization has reportedly referred the mattered to New Jersey Division on Civil Rights.
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" More important, she added, "What mattered to her was she had one really good friend.
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"The things you can't see, they all mattered to Apple," the former construction manager said.
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So I started writing posts about just things that mattered to me and new studies.
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It really mattered to me, and with that pressure comes a certain amount of stress.
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What mattered to them was not just what they received but also what others got.
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In my lifetime in America, no election has mattered to me more than this one.
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And somehow it mattered to Democrats, but it didn't matter to the public at large.
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What mattered to me, then and now, was the feeling of insouciance that it dislodged.
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I started writing about things that mattered to me, and began making my own money again.
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It was like he'd given me the blue pill; these things now mattered to me too.
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I saw the crowd that was there, and learned that the sport mattered to those people.
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I quickly came to see how much this mattered to my patients and also to me.
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What mattered to him was not what one said or did to rise to ultimate authority.
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The rallies and results mattered, mattered to a surprising degree for an event with no history.
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That mattered to Ms. Walsh, a retired AT&T manager, and Ms. Nance, a retired professor.
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Status after death somehow mattered to her, even though she'd given up on it in life.
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Being a father, a husband, a cop and a Christian -- that's what mattered to Isaac Espinoza.
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But that hardly mattered to Crawford, who, it's safe to say, celebrated his best birthday yet.
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All that mattered to his employers was his packet of sublime medieval illuminations, delivered on time.
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I didn't think the work I was making was political or that politics mattered to me.
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But none of these people really mattered to queer youth because they all lacked one crucial ingredient.
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He remembered them, and what mattered to them, and introduced those ideas to thousands of other Texans.
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They need to collect the beliefs of the Taiwanese public on the issues that mattered to them.
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" Work, she admitted, is all that really mattered to her: "I'm still asking everybody how I was!
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Other pieces were in the deal, but the draft picks were all that really mattered to Boston.
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Where you end up and what you did when you got there was what mattered to him.
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They were part of a web of family relationships at Monticello that mattered to both of them.
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None of piracy's ethical concerns mattered to me as a kid, they never really crossed my mind.
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I was actually on a pretty strict diet for most of the film because authenticity mattered to me.
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Although the price wasn't as high as some expected, that wasn't what mattered to those behind the sale.
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It provoked other athletes to reflect on what they were doing about the issues that mattered to them.
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But on those days, I asked myself the questions that mattered to me: Do I still love him?
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The companies will speak about how they built effective ad campaigns and why Twitter's audience mattered to them.
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None of this mattered even in the context of my fictional Cubs' season, but it mattered to me.
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This seems needlessly harsh - when else is Spicer likely to meet the Pope, and it mattered to him?
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Too much time has passed since those early moments when his betrayals were exciting and mattered to me.
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In imagined service of the interests of voters, reporters had lost track of what actually mattered to them.
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But the thoughts he offered in our initial conversation mattered to me—even more than a million dollars.
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This particular aspect of "The Lost Confession" special — exposing the nature of abuse — clearly mattered to the producers.
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The stories of Fallout and Fallout 2 mattered to me, partially, because I shared what was at stake.
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But it clearly mattered to Kane, to Tottenham and to Shearer, who congratulated the Spurs star on Tuesday.
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What really mattered to him was that he protected himself from the threats to his life in Afghanistan.
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Yet what mattered to Shroyer in the moment was being able to put food on the table quickly.
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We were trying to come up with a stronger reason why it mattered to us to stay healthy.
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Photographs hint to us what mattered to a photographer and about their relationship to the world around them.
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But none of that mattered to patrons because it was one of the few places where they could dance.
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The whole thing felt like an empty echo of what used to be living characters who mattered to me.
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What mattered to him was the state, which had served the Russian empire and the Soviet Union equally well.
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Due to protecting certain ideologies I wasn't allowed to talk about politics or the things that mattered to me.
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"The things that mattered to me were to teach my kids kindness, generosity, self-awareness, and compassion," she said.
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What she's saying: "I think the media mattered to themselves and to each other," Kellyanne Conway told Laura Ingraham.
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"Enjoy the sweet journey while we earn your respect by fighting the battles that mattered to you," he continued.
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What mattered to the journalists who took on Richard Nixon wasn't bringing him down—it was getting it right.
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We could play that song 50 times in a row every night and it wouldn't have mattered to them.
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" And the life of Philando Castile "mattered to a whole lot of people of all races, of all ages.
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One reason, pressed by successive secretaries of state, was that protecting rights at home mattered to America's global standing.
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Among whites, the divide is stark: 55% of white college graduates say such content mattered to the outcome vs.
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Naturally, Jack wants to use it to go back and protect the only woman who ever mattered to him.
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Based on the flow of campaign dollars, what mattered to the conservative movement in 2009 may no longer apply.
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That hardly mattered to Ms. Abrera, who was herself a first at the company — the first Filipino-American principal.
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A different set of issues mattered to younger Democrats: the rights of disenfranchised groups, the environment, government corruption, militarism.
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Of that little list, there is an even smaller number whose works have mattered to those in another society.
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Laurie Kay from Boston, who is 70, recently told her husband and daughter that what mattered to her was dignity.
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Still, it's enough for me to know that the people who mattered to me years ago are still doing okay.
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It's not just the landscape that mattered to the designers — the sky and light were also important to get right.
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That truth might have been coming from the mouths of vulgar 10-year-olds, but it mattered—to me, anyway.
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Most sales were locked in through long-term contracts pre-dating 2011, so the spot price barely mattered to them.
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Oddly, this is a return to values of previous generations, when quality, values and relationships with brands mattered to shoppers.
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In the past, there was an argument that none of these types of allegations really mattered to a bottom line.
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If Australia thought it mattered to the new U.S. administration, the message is now loud and clear: Nah, not really.
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The price mattered to him because, like growing numbers of people, he had a health plan with a high deductible.
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You wanted to make sure that you were somewhere where it really mattered to customers that you were included there.
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"What mattered to us was that he be brought to justice in the United States," he said in an interview.
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She had been angry at people in her life for not being more upset about issues that mattered to her.
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He tried to forget what he'd discovered, how little other lives mattered to him when his own was at stake.
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Not that any of this mattered to the president's defenders, who continue to telegraph their disdain for the entire process.
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Once the whistleblower set that latest round of hysteria in motion, the only thing that mattered to Democrats was undermining Trump.
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It's a reckoning, or computation, on what mattered to society in any given year — and sometimes even signal where it's headed.
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Neither project splurged on design, but in both cases, architecture mattered, to save energy, improve the neighborhood, spread dignity, add joy.
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Nobody really cares at end of the day if I missed it or not missed it but it mattered to me.
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Not that this apparently mattered to investors, as not a single one questioned the Xbox hardware numbers during the earnings call.
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Here are Hafif's most basic substances, and you feel just how much she loved them, how much they mattered to her.
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Advocating for issues that mattered to me as part of a community brought gravity and focus that kept me moving forward.
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I wanted characters who felt like outsiders to the world and those were the people who mattered to me growing up.
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None of that mattered to the Huskies (24-10), who limited the Terrapins to 553 percent shooting and forced 15 turnovers.
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The human body clearly mattered to him — in fact, he believed it could manifest the highest faculties of the rational soul.
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The ones that went away, however, were the ones that really mattered to them — that is, the cuts for the rich.
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All that mattered to Kraft now was where the Wasp had been in relation to the O'Brien and the North Carolina.
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But Mr. Lee could still be forceful on issues that mattered to him, and he retained his passion for immigrant rights.
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Mr. Bush was unfailingly gracious and friendly with everyone, black or white, and gave no indication that it mattered to him.
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At my previous company, it never felt like my work truly mattered to anyone, but it's so different at a startup.
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Feminine pulchritude mattered to Balanchine; many of his dancers had the looks of the movie stars or models of their day.
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The compromise clearly hasn't mattered to all of the Other Bets CEOs — several have retained the same leaders since the split.
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None of that mattered to the overflow crowd that lined up Friday afternoon at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum.
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These advances mattered to public health when you think about how poorly American women fare compared with women in other rich countries.
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The ease with which the perpetrators were eventually identified may not have mattered to the Russians, said the former US intelligence official.
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The productivity-focused Gmail alternative gave its users ways to organize their inboxes and prioritize the things that really mattered to them.
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Ultimately, all that mattered to him was making sure his feet were dry, so he wouldn't be sent back to Cuba again.
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Those hours mattered to you, to your family and to our company, and I can't tell you how much I appreciate them.
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What mattered to him was how a failed vote would hobble his presidency and the ability to get other legislation through Congress.
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I did not know or care whether the makeup artist had a license — all that mattered to me was the final result.
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It mattered to Michaela DePrince, a soloist in the Dutch National Ballet who discovered her connection to dance at a young age.
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The web excited many of us because we could talk about what mattered to us and do so in our own voice.
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Besides my personal experiences as a woman, I knew the evidence showed that my gender mattered to the people pulling purse strings.
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When I was a child, an author was just the name on the book cover; what mattered to me was the story.
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I had managed to avoid thinking about why a degree mattered to me or how I hoped it would enrich my life.
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All that mattered to him was getting the case right under the law—even (and maybe especially) when he didn't like the outcome.
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Many Republicans across the country won hard-fought races, despite being substantially outspent, because they focused on things that mattered to the voters.
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What mattered to Paik was not the creation of stand-alone masterpieces, but the establishment of better, fresher, more democratic modes of communication.
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But it ordered a retrial on 10 securities fraud counts, saying that, despite the errors, Litvak's misrepresentations might have mattered to customers anyway.
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They stayed together and got closer and had all sorts of talks about the things that mattered to them, including this very issue.
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I put together a call for papers to put a book around the ideas that really mattered to Afrofuturism from 2005 to now.
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It was a moment of realisation that I had lived an alternate reality in which I'd deluded myself that I'd mattered to someone.
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This one mattered to her as little as the others, emotionally speaking, but she was interested in him because he had a plane.
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What really mattered to Mr. Kim were the sanctions, which, after three new rounds in 2017, were strangling his nation's already pitiful economy.
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One of those employees, Kathy Mavrikakis, says that Letterman was a good boss and that she knew creating jobs for people mattered to him.
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"I happen to love bikinis and have never felt that it mattered to anyone how I looked wearing them," she told The Sunday Times.
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In 2016, Jagger Blaec wrote a blog post on the wedding website A Practical Wedding, asking if Black brides mattered to the wedding industry.
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They said when you were talking to Fred, you felt as though you were the only person in the world that mattered to him.
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It also mattered to him that at the time of the crime, she was raising two children alone on less than $15,000 a year.
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He learned about who to vote for by engaging in his church, and talking to folks there about the issues that mattered to them.
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So yeah, I just started blogging about things that interest me, like about vaccines, or about abortion, or different stories that mattered to me.
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It was very powerful for me to see a woman stepping up and speaking up on behalf of things that really mattered to me.
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In her final year, she even gave up soccer -- another sport she played -- to focus solely on what mattered to her the most: cheering.
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Sustainability suddenly mattered to a lot more to people, so corporations had to address that as a way to attract the most talented workers.
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His campaign workers, he told me, knocked on 50,000 doors; part of that effort was to listen to what people said mattered to them.
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Castro's candidacy has mattered to Latinos, who the Pew Center says are on track to be the largest group of nonwhite voters in 85033.
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Her opinion mattered to me very much, but she would formulate it only after all creative minds in the control room ran out of suggestions.
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No. The only thing that mattered to the government was that my family could face deportation due to our lack of a couple of papers.
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" Sykes, on the other hand, knew Dawson was the one "when he continually made what mattered to me a priority: my family, music and faith.
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"For a while I got so ingrained, caring only about what Johnny wanted, only caring what mattered to me, what made me happy," Manziel said.
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"Passing on my genes has never been something that mattered to me, so we looked into embryo adoption," explains Angela, who carried Amelia and Ivy.
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The rule of law, presumption of innocence — none of these things mattered to Democrats eager to claim their biggest scalp in the ongoing cultural war.
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City officials met with residents to see what mattered to them, and then looked at research on crime to identify programs that had been successful.
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For years at the Sundance Film Festival, for instance, his wallet was the only one that mattered to agents, who would track his team relentlessly.
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All that mattered to me was that, each month, I soaked up its information and let it push my own thinking about what was possible.
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What made it possible for him to write "A Thousand Days," Aldous explains, was that "the legacy project mattered" to both Jacqueline and Robert Kennedy.
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Was this a case of the mouse being a welcome distraction, or White House reporters being caught up in something that only mattered to them?
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But after its global aspirations were translated back into local contexts, what happened in Mosul or Raqqa no longer much mattered to supporters back home.
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Find two or three comments you think are especially thoughtful, insightful or helpful to you, and tell us why those particular comments mattered to you.
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The August 2016 meeting with Kilimnik also mattered to prosecutors because the FBI has linked Kilimnik to the Russian intelligence service, the GRU, Weissmann said.
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My interviewees' thoughts on beauty and aging were also varied — their physical appearance only mattered insofar as it mattered to them when they were younger.
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The research also mattered to scholars, who realized there were underexplored questions on the effects of medical bills and health shocks on many Americans' finances.
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Well, because in the world of comics — the only world that mattered to me then — a boy who looked like me never lived next door.
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At the very beginning the numbers mattered to me, but I quickly learned that I would lose my mind if I paid any attention to that.
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It showed how much people's sense of belonging in the place where they live mattered to them, and the value they placed on stability and order.
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None of that mattered to venture capital firms like Sequoia Capital, which dumped more than $215 million into the company after it was founded in 220.
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They mattered to the world in a way that is rare and should be celebrated, and I try to celebrate that as much as I can.
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But what has been very clear is that all the things I was trying to bring to the company were things that deeply mattered to me.
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She said there must no longer be any doubt about whether the governing parties were able and willing to tackle the issues that mattered to people.
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Once I started sticking to a budget, I was able to pay off my debt and start saving money for the things that mattered to me.
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"Just time after time ... the companies I worked for that didn't do well, they didn't focus on the results that mattered to the business," says Cuban.
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By choosing to focus on the things that truly mattered to him, Batali built wealth and, even more important to him, a career he's proud of.
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They thought cultural grievances about issues like immigration were sideshows, and they appealed to those sentiments while really pushing on the issues that mattered to them.
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"He would make things that mattered to people," Kobe recently said when speaking with Business Insider, adding that this is at the core of Apple's business.
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Most important, Russia will watch, too, and that is what always mattered to Mr. Putin: not how the world sees Russia, but how Russia sees itself.
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It wasn't the sort of following that regularly turned heads in public, but it was enough to feel special, like what he created mattered to people.
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Turner's story makes clear that estate planning, the rights of illegitimate children and public knowledge of one's private life have long mattered to many renowned artists.
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"The thing that mattered to him in his will was that they throw a great, huge party, where everybody has a great time," Mr. Geffen said.
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The attack didn't work, because after a joke about Rosie O'Donnell, Trump went on to show a depth on the issues that mattered to Republican voters.
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The legacy he leaves with us speaks to what really mattered to him: the pursuit of excellence, the idea that there is always a better way.
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Mr. Nix said the firm had conducted tens of thousands of polls for Mr. Trump, helping guide his message and identify issues that mattered to voters.
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And if you fail because Hollywood doesn't want to let an Asian person be the lead in anything, well, you failed doing something that mattered to you.
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Rian Johnson would greatly improve the richness and reality of the Star Wars sequel trilogy if he showed that such unprecedented destruction actually mattered to the characters.
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This little anecdote from the story turns out to be remarkably prescient:"The things you can't see, they all mattered to Apple," the former construction manager said.
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The plaintive tenderness of his high tenor voice and the sweetness of his acoustic guitar were all that mattered to his audience of enraptured Balanda, white folk.
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Here's an objective truth about the contest between Republican Karen Handel and Democrat Jon Ossoff: It only mattered to the people of the 6th District in Georgia.
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I know there were many opinions expressed by people who were not part of the investigation — including people in government — but none of that mattered to us.
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We will lose everything that has ever mattered to us, and every person we have ever loved will die, often in ways that will hurt to watch.
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"I now have something where the governor of New Jersey has knowledge of, involvement, on a traffic study, an issue that mattered to him," Mr. Baroni said.
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" Hanks went on, adding, "Every person I talked to said when you spoke to Fred, you felt like you were the only person that mattered to him.
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Its wishful context spoiled even the images that should have mattered to me, the way any amateur photograph matters: by recording the face of what we love.
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They decided that if Ms. Colman was going to endorse a brand by wearing it on the red carpet, it should have associations that mattered to her.
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The move was a hard-won symbol, especially to the largely liberal Jewish diaspora, that their voices mattered to the state meant to represent all Jewish people.
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If it really mattered to me what a group of high school rejects now in positions of power and abusing them, if it really mattered to get that stamp of approval, I think I would quit my job as an actor and find a way to get into the Academy — which I already am; I'm a voter — and into a position of power, so that I can change these laws.
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Laskowski's team led 11–10 in the second half when the spectator fell ill and went on to lose 15–11, not that it mattered to him, though.
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"When you read American Girl, when you met Felicity, the issues of the American Revolution mattered to you, because you had a friend living through it," Tripp says.
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And some Cruz supporters on Tuesday were already eager to thumb their noses at Palin, saying her endorsement wouldn't have mattered to Cruz and won't matter for Trump.
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Maybe it's because he produced work that mattered to me, or that his personality was so big, but the thought of him no longer physically existing is disorienting.
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Anne Conner, president of TowneBank, where Duke had been chief operating officer, said Duke encouraged her to focus on substantive matters that mattered to a bank's bottom line.
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Instead of mourning the loss of his material goods, Loemers is ecstatic that his cat was saved, since Sammy was the only possession that truly mattered to him.
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Even as these traits began to be revealed during the presidential campaign in the spring, they hardly mattered to the 39 percent plurality of voters who elected him.
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They've made a difference and they've brought products and services that have mattered to people in a very expansive way, but over a relatively short period of time.
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What mattered to me was that the combatants had given of their best and would have to meet again to continue working out the problem of their matchup.
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"It was devastating to him, that kind of rejection, where it mattered to him so much and he felt that that was his value in life," Cuomo said.
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"If we wanted to provide something that really mattered to customers — 100 times better, exponentially better — we had to go through an enormous amount of change," said Kim.
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Alternatively, for the 103 percent of voters who said it mattered to have a candidate who "tells it like it is," two-thirds of them sided with Mr. Trump.
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"I know there were many opinions expressed by people who were not part of the investigation—including people in government—but none of that mattered to us," he said.
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I had to figure out a way to get back to shooting for myself, which meant taking pictures that mattered to me personally, not just pictures to make money.
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Mr. Cruz performed well in South Carolina among voters calling themselves "very conservative" and those who said it greatly mattered to them whether a candidate shared their religious beliefs.
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As long as the child was healthy, that's all that mattered to them and for us, we were going to accept whoever was going to come our way, too.
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I feel like what was getting glossed over was the fact that this 22-year-old guy didn't make it home to the people that he mattered to most.
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" He added, "I know there were many opinions expressed by people who were not part of the investigation -- including people in government -- but none of that mattered to us.
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Because certification suddenly mattered to their bottom line, electronics manufacturers had an incentive to not only attain gold status, but to make attaining gold status as easy as possible.
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"I know there were many opinions expressed by people who are not part of the investigation including people in government, but none of that mattered to us," he said.
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In 22017 every stock market around the world was positive, and the term "synchronized global growth" was being thrown around as the only factor that mattered to the markets.
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Ahead of Wednesday night's debate in Atlanta, we asked our readers what issue they most wanted the candidates to address, and why it mattered to them and their families.
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These advances mattered to public health when you think about how poorly American women fare compared with women in other rich countries when it comes to several health outcomes.
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They could talk about it, they could commiserate over it, they could decide that it mattered to them and did not have to be shoved to the side as unimportant.
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"When I first saw Guorui's work, I was blown away by how relevant it was to the things that mattered to Thomas Cole — the landscape, history, time," Ms. Menconeri said.
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" Several journalists and local residents mourned the death, remembering Parker as "a cornerstone to New Orleans news," a reporter who told "stories that mattered to the people of our state.
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The second side is more of the stuff that really mattered to me when I was little: "The NeverEnding Story," Metropolis—I remember seeing the movie when I was younger.
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But it's also possible that evangelical intellectuals and writers, and their friends in other Christian traditions, have overestimated how much a serious theology has ever mattered to evangelicalism's sociological success.
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I saw a woman — myself — who was failing just a little at all the things that matter to her, but was still doing all the things that mattered to her.
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Grass-roots Democrats deeply tied to their communities put in that hard work and focused on the issues that mattered to their constituents: health care, pre-existing conditions and jobs.
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Cabinet members and senior administration officials would hold off-the-record meetings with members of our association and solicit our advice, but it obviously never mattered to the president himself.
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But money has never mattered to Mr. King in previous races: He has universal name identification and is embraced by a sizable part of the Republican base in his district.
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She upped that to 78% in the second and won the points that mattered to continue a perfect start to 2020 after she won the Brisbane International title last week.
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As much as it ached to send away my firstborn's books, I was heartened to know they mattered to him, that he wouldn't feel home until they surrounded him again.
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It may seem a rather arcane bit of trivia, but it mattered to Mourinho enough to mention it to Ceferin and to text it to others in the days afterward.
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The women were discussing the recent news that a former Sesame Street writer claimed beloved characters Bert and Ernie are gay, debating whether the puppets' sexuality mattered to the children watching.
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But by a twist of cruel fate, the caucus ballots were counted incorrectly and he wasn't declared winner until long after it mattered to give him the bump he sorely needed.
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Cuomo, however, argued that the President's Twitter feed, which often features attacks on the media and commentary on the Russia investigations, was evidence that the issue mattered to him as well.
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"I built this business in response to my painful experience framing things that mattered to me – the complexity, inefficiency, and prices were ridiculous," explained Susan Tynan, founder and CEO of Framebridge.
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It represents a nostalgia for the supposed glory days when the press was the hero behind Watergate and the Pentagon Papers, and when integrity and independence mattered to journalists and publishers.
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"What I didn't know until I started working with the poems was how much the work is knitted into this locale and how much it mattered to him," Mr. Doran said.
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Many wrote emotionally about Dr. Hawking on social media and in our obituary's comments section, sharing personal anecdotes about meeting him and describing why his work and life mattered to them.
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All that mattered to us was that the site was responsible for half of all book sales, which meant it had wrested control of the most important levers: pricing and distribution.
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A lengthy New Yorker profile detailed how during one heated exchange last year, Miller said he didn't have a "family" and immigration policy was the only thing that mattered to him.
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But none of them mattered to original audiences, who were fixated on the special effects, the hype, and the fact that a buzzy new Andrew Lloyd Webber musical was in town.
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That mattered to many of the people who had come to support Harris, who said that her identity as a black woman and the daughter of immigrants was an "antidote" to Trump.
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After my Glossier ads came out, I had so many young Asian girls message me saying how much it mattered to them to see someone who looks like them in a campaign.
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But whether those Americans knew — and even whether they were retweeting the fake accounts to support what they had said or publicly disagreeing with them — may not have mattered to the trolls.
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As is clear from "The Human Condition," the portions of the liberal tradition that mattered to Arendt emphasize a political space for the kind of human creativity that has positive civic effect.
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He defined his criteria broadly, considering pay and benefits but also less tangible factors that employees said mattered to them, like a company's mission and whether they felt they were treated fairly.
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Sound quality has always mattered to Manfred Eicher, the meticulous and exploratory producer who founded ECM (Edition of Contemporary Music) Records in 1969 and has produced the vast majority of its recordings.
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Prosecutors have previously outlined how Manafort's Ukrainian connections mattered to their probe, in that the Ukrainians Manafort had long worked for had pro-Russian leanings and ties to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Disdainful of the market, convention, and boundaries, the only goal that really mattered to these insurgent, untamable, experiential artists was to be able to see without filters; everything else followed from there. WOMAN.
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His friendly greeting of the president was derided by conservatives ( "a hug!" they declared), but in the moment, all that mattered to Christie was getting the resources he needed to help New Jersey.
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Even if there was a moment—six months of this band that mattered to somebody—I'd want that to be remembered, not when I tried to hang on for three years too long.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron said on Wednesday what mattered to him was the "excellent" cooperation between the U.S. and French armies, rather than tweets from U.S. President Donald Trump attacking him.
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They kept remarkable focus on the issues that mattered to their voters -- such as health care -- and, in the final weeks, as Trump unleashed a fierce white backlash campaign, they largely ignored him.
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It blew my mind because it felt so akin to what I was already working on—two ghosts looking for what mattered to them in life and not being able to find it.
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The ideology of progress tends to regard the traditions that have customarily bound communities and which mattered to Trump voters alarmed by the rapid transformation of society, as a fatuous rejection of progress.
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What mattered to Jews throughout nearly all of their history (and still does to a considerable number of them today) was the will of God as interpreted by religious authority, not free elections.
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There was no fanfare from anyone who mattered to me, so the pride and self-worth I might have gained from what most people would consider a life-defining honor was leached away.
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Is McConnell's opposition to his colleagues' election-security proposals rooted in some principle, or is the endlessly cynical McConnell following the only impulse that has ever mattered to him, the impulse to win?
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"I don't think it mattered to him — it was just what he thought he could get away with," said Richard Kocher, a New Jersey construction company owner who invested $200,000 with Shkreli in 2012.
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"Notwithstanding all the noise, tariffs — at least to now — haven't mattered to our economy outside agriculture," said Derek Scissors, a resident scholar at conservative think tank American Enterprise Institute and expert on international trade.
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It's worth noting that shareholders also played an important role in advancing that agenda by making it clear to the boards and their chairmen that the issue of gender parity mattered to their stakeholders.
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"I started thinking about what truly mattered to me, and I realized that there were two things in my life that had always been really impressive, which were music and technology," he told Lacy.
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It has mattered to some extent who is in the White House and which party controls the Senate and the House, but the differences in overall enforcement philosophies have tended to be relatively modest.
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In Truth's analysis, the enemy that mattered to young people wasn't lung cancer, it was fat cats in a distant office who cared only for personal gain and didn't give a rip about them.
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"Nothing mattered to me more than to have Jack Kennedy succeed as president," Mr. Bartlett told Sally Bedell Smith for her book "Grace and Power: The Private World of the Kennedy White House" (2004).
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And it was Govan who sank a long three in the final minute to assure the Hoyas a win, something he understood mattered to Ewing, even if he didn't celebrate when it was over.
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An hour before each board meeting, he allowed the board members to sit around together and he would circulate a piece of paper with the things that mattered to him, which served as an agenda.
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Well, back in September 2011, the Obama administration created this section of the site as a way for citizens to get involved and garner the attention of the government on issues that mattered to them.
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Mr Eikenberry, the former general, observes that in the 1970s or 1980s perhaps 70% of the technology that mattered to military commanders was proprietary to the government, and the rest off-the-shelf and commercial.
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At the same time, the company delivered growth where it mattered to investors — in the cloud business that has become Exhibit A for bulls convinced that Microsoft has a grip on the future of computing.
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To hold something that hasn't mattered to anyone in two decades so high that you'd be willing to take a swipe at a guy as a father in order to shame him out of participating?
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One thing Donald Trump has taught us all over the course of the 2016 campaign is that a lot of things we might have thought mattered to winning elections turn out to not matter much.
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The commissioner's failure to distinguish or even to mention in his ruling the situation most apparently similar to the one he was reviewing suggests that all that mattered to him was justifying his own disciplinary call.
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"I think it was a really good way to end the match, to get that win, to take care of those break points when it mattered, to save the break points on my serve," Sharapova said.
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The first thing that mattered to me when I started to learn the medical part of our work was the realization that this meant that I literally had the lives of these people in my hands.
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That was then, of course, when Heidi had a tightly wound coworker ("Girls'" Alex Karpovsky), a shady absentee boss (Bobby Canavale, another "Robot" alum) and one particular patient (Stephan James) whose fate especially mattered to her.
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But the critical point here is that Trump himself thought it mattered to the tune of more than $100,000, and it seems overwhelmingly likely that there are other women with whom there are other, similar arrangements.
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Farms and industrial companies that mattered to the war effort got priority from the government office that allocated the workers — men and women taken from their homes in Nazi-occupied territories or, sometimes, prisoners of war.
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My father, a Baltimore Sun journalist for 30 years, once wrote a column praising the annual holiday letters people send, saying they were the real news of the year, the things that really mattered to people.
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Damon Wilson, who was President George W. Bush's top Europe adviser and is now the executive vice president of the Atlantic Council, lamented that the spat only undercut a relationship that mattered to the United States.
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By 303, with the Supreme Court's Loving decision, the option was gone, suggesting that the category mattered to the government only when slave holders and their sons needed a way to record children they fathered as chattel.
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"Everyone has been skeptical about Chyna and her intentions from the get-go but because Rob was so happy, that's what mattered to them so they were as on board as they could be," adds the source.
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Other journalists and community members expressed their grief at Parker's death, remembering the news anchor as "a cornerstone to New Orleans news," and as a reporter who told "stories that mattered to the people of our state."
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Sissoko and several black teammates said later that rival players and fans had directed racist insults at them during the game, but the spark of the brawl hardly mattered to him as he ran for his life.
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The fact that Mr. Knisely had been straightforward about his entanglement and had had the integrity to stick with the other relationship, even though he had thought he was free to date other women, mattered to her.
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None of us mattered to them, we were tools," Alizadeh added, explaining that while the regime celebrated her medals, it criticized the sport she had chosen: "The virtue of a woman is not to stretch her legs!
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Whereas these earlier paintings were seen as grids and all-over compositions — which were favored over all else at the time — what mattered to Johns was the complexity that could be yielded from the figure/ground relationship.
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The way he approached this video likely mattered to the more than 21 million people who watched it, and his influence on the community means it could shape the way other YouTubers approach similar topics in the future.
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The guarantee of a conservative justice mattered to white evangelicals—who might otherwise have had problems with a foul-mouthed, thrice-married libertine—because of Roe v Wade, the 1973 ruling that recognised a constitutional right to abortion.
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What made the blacklist such a potent threat was not merely that it might send a person and her family into poverty, but also that it preyed on her particular sense of what mattered to her in life.
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"I think for a couple of decades we've taken for granted that things were going so well that we didn't take the time to communicate or educate on why it mattered to our economic platform together," Bond said.
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Because they talk about the issues that really mattered to everyday Americans and now he&aposs delivering on those promises and every republican should embrace that because that&aposs how we&aposre going to win and keep this majority.
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EditorsNote: update 2: fixes time element in second graf Blues best Blackhawks, eliminate champs in Game 7 ST. LOUIS — All that mattered to Troy Brouwer was that the red light went on and the puck went in the net.
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Battle-tested, she used her voice to keep the national conversation focused on things that mattered to the American people: health care, real middle class tax reform, protecting Medicare and Social Security and growing our economy to increase wages.
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" On why she's running against a Democratic incumbent: "I wanted to talk about issues that really mattered to the community, and not vilify people or throw them away because of a choice that they made during the presidential year.
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In a sense, though, the gallery that really mattered to Woods was much smaller and consisted of his mother, Kultida, and his two children — his 10-year-old son, Charlie Axel, and his 11-year-old daughter, Sam Alexis.
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Confronting race and gender bias shouldn't belie the fact that her record and inconsistent voice mattered to a swath of voters she was expected to attract — and she ran out of budget to work to substantively shift that perception.
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The earlier, non-MCU Spider-Man movies — the Tobey Maguire years from 2002-2007 and the Andrew Garfield run from 2012-2014 — could let Peter maintain his secret identity because he was the only hero who mattered to those stories.
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But style points were not the goal; the result was the only thing that mattered to Real Madrid, and its win set the stage for another city derby in the Champions League final, to be played later this month in Milan.
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An Iranian foreign ministry spokesman said Sunday that Mr. Pompeo's statement was "word play" and that what mattered to Tehran was a change in the American government's "general approach and actual behavior toward the Iranian nation," Iran's Mehr News Agency reported.
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When conversation briefly turned to Mr. Wardlow at an Applebee's bar in Minnesota farm country last week, only one thing mattered to Jamie Steffensen, a Republican voter, as he watched a football game on TV. "He's not Ellison," he said.
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"A lot of people have speculated that volcanoes mattered to K-Pg, and we're saying, 'no, they didn't," said Pincelli Hull, an assistant professor of geology and geophysics at Yale and lead author of the study, which published Thursday in Science.
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"We're never going back to those halcyon days where all that really mattered to a stock's price was the sector's interaction with the business cycle, along with the worth of the company and the executives who drove it," Cramer said.
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When things became heated at a meeting about immigration policy last year, Stephen Miller, senior adviser to President Donald Trump, said the discussion at the time — about limiting asylum in the United States — was the only thing that mattered to him.
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Sondland knows the investigations mattered to the president because he spoke with him directly, including a call on July 193 that another State Department official overhead, in which Trump allegedly asked Sondland about whether Zelensky would pursue the investigations he wanted.
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For many years, it has hardly mattered to the British market where cars were made; most vehicles made here are exported, most sold here are imported, and membership in the European Union allows for seamless trade with 27 other countries.
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As much as I love arguing (and with Dwight and Jen in particular), my favorite part of the process was each of us introducing the others to memoirs that had long mattered to us — and then trying to parse why.
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Mahomes, who completed 26 of 42 attempts for 286 yards and threw two touchdown passes, appeared out of sorts for nearly three quarters of the game but took charge when it mattered to earn the Super Bowl Most Valuable Player (MVP) honors.
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" Perez and Crenshaw never met face-to-face, but Crenshaw mattered to Perez: "Although we never met in real life, @nicolemilfie was important to me because she embodied the defiant yet vulnerable flawed femme I would like be, unabashedly, online and IRL.
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You can read all sorts of arguments for or against the idea of buying a home, but none of those mattered to us; we wanted a big ass backyard, we wanted to own a home, and life is short, so we bought one.
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I made up some weird excuse about having to go while slowly backing out of his office, ran out to the car, turned on the only song that mattered to me ("Where Is My Mind"), and blasted it the whole way home.
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"The decision on whether to maintain measures was based on whether those measures mattered to the UK. We are scrapping measures that don't significantly benefit British businesses and this will see savings for people throughout the country," Fox said in a statement.
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The only thing that mattered to the 153-time Grand Slam champion was that, unlike in his last grasscourt duel with Rafael Nadal 215 years ago, he had won the "crazy last game" which sealed his passage into a 239th Wimbledon final.
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And, of course, there are lingering questions around the fact that Trump fired Comey right after he asked for more resources to prosecute that investigation, which of course would only further feed the sense that the Russian intervention mattered to the outcome.
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"We see that a lot of the founders don't have degrees and don't really care if the people they hire have degrees, as long as they can do the job," Hempel said, adding that past work performance was what mattered to them.
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On a more personal level, I like films that come from the mind of directors who are very consciously unconcerned with commercial viability, because they tend to be a more earnest, sincere reflection of what mattered to them artistically, socially, aesthetically, etc.
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Justice Ginsburg asked Shanmugam why the constitutionality of the CFPB director's appointment even mattered to the outcome of the case, given that the CFPB intends to enforce the civil investigative demand against Seila Law regardless of the answer to the constitutional question.
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SCHIFF: Now, he will have to explain one day, if that -- if he maintains that position, why he wanted to wait to put it in a book, instead of tell the American people what he knew when it really mattered to the country.
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In 1998, I sat in a middle school art class in a town in the south of France, idly painting abstract water colors while talking to my best friend about the only thing that truly mattered to our 13-year-old lives: MTV.
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Haley, who had scant experience in diplomacy before taking the U.N. job, now emerges as a dream candidate, one who figured out how to work with the voluble Trump without upstaging him, but would also buck her boss on issues that mattered to her.
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After watching his clan react to having great candid pictures of each other (not a thing prior to this moment, as the whole lot are camera shy), J is finally starting to get WHY it mattered to me so much to spend money on photography.
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What mattered to him most in his exchange with the Israeli boy who gave him that sticker was that they met each other face to face and interacted in a civil manner, despite the poisonous political slogans that each had swallowed from his culture.
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The sight of a bulletproof black man is inspiring: Hooded and unstoppable, Mike Colter's Luke Cage engenders all of my fantasies as a child who used to imagine being a superhero who, with powers, wanted to matter to those who mattered to me the most.
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As a whole (and especially when it came to The Bachelor), I felt like a lot of the stories that I wrote during that time didn't reflect my culture, the topics and celebs that mattered to my family and friends, or my true interests.
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It was also his third of the season but he had to put everything on the line when it really mattered to beat the Red Bulls in a close-run session, lighting up the timing screens with a lap of one minute 39.491 seconds.
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Democratic strategist Joe Trippi, who managed Howard Dean's 2004 presidential campaign, suggested Clinton could make concessions on the party platform to mollify Sanders and his supporters — partly because it has been some time since the official statement of policy mattered to either major party nominee.
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The Briton, four-times a runner-up at Melbourne Park, was close to exasperation after being broken four times by the unorthodox Australian world number 17 but dug deep when it mattered to reach the last eight for the seventh year in a row.
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But she was someone who mattered to these two guys, and that sets the stakes for this season in some ways: No matter what happens, we know who cared about all these people, and that will make it all the worse when bad things happen.
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So if you want to know why Queen mattered to music, why a band so enamored of gleeful artifice caught the hearts of stadium-filling crowds, why this particular singer-songwriter was so different from dozens of others, you've come to exactly the wrong place.
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But none of that makes it any less deserving of its status, of its place in history, and none of that mattered to the players as they celebrated on the field, as they invaded Deschamps's postmatch news conference spraying champagne and climbing on tables.
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"I had 53 employees at that moment, and the governor of Wisconsin told me my business mattered to him," recalled Kerry Frank, the co-founder with her husband, Dude Frank, of Comply365, which makes software used by airline pilots to complete their flight paperwork.
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Last month, for instance, Paul Clement, the lawyer at the lectern challenging a New York City restriction on transporting firearms, was just two minutes into his argument when Ginsburg brushed past his rendition of 2nd Amendment history and focused on what mattered to her.
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Wonderfully, Kennedy doesn't offer a straightforward biographical self-portrait, but "People Who Led to My Plays" brings into focus all that mattered to her as a girl, as a young woman, and as an artist, from paper dolls to Joe Louis to Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire.
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But none of that mattered to Trump, and as the clock ticked down Thursday afternoon, McConnell eventually clinched his support by doing something he knew could have severe repercussions for his conference: he told the President he would back his plan to declare a national emergency.
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Not just kind of filling out scores, but also telling us what were the most meaningful experiences you had today, what content was the most important, what interaction did you have with a friend that mattered to you the most and was that connected to something that we did?
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What if Facebook was just a part of something, a small part of something, and you actually had control of your business in a way that was sane and the way you felt, the things you did, mattered to an audience, and you weren't just playing somebody else's game.
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And there was debate about President Obama's efforts, or lack thereof, to strengthen the Democratic Party itself, and about how much personality — the X factor that academic historians, unlike journalists and most popular historians of the presidency, tend to play down — mattered to events of the last eight years.
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The catalog is as accomplished for the photographs it reprints as it is for its many fine essays on Parks, including those by Maurice Berger, Sarah Lewis, Deborah Willis and Philip Brookman, which contextualize Parks with the writers who mattered to him, Langston Hughes and Richard Wright among them.
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Until the very end, even as he expressed remorse for his actions on Wednesday, Mr. Wildstein was adamant that all he had wanted was to ingratiate himself with the man he referred to throughout his career as the "one constituent" that mattered to him, personally and professionally: Mr. Christie.
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Not in the sense that we're trying to emulate what MTV did in any particular way, but the extent to which MTV mattered to young people on a day-to-day basis in this country — the rise of MTV in the '80s and into the '90s was truly spectacular.
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And then began the long last act of his life, in which he played the role of nomadic hack, accepting paying gigs at writing workshops for which he appeared to have little but contempt, and generally undermining the notion that who he was or what he did mattered to anyone.
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" Continued Washington, "We used to come together every Thursday night at the same time and the same place, and I would know where you were, you would know where I was, and we would talk about stuff that really mattered to us and kind of be in a community together.
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When doctors felt confident about what mattered to the patient, either through a living will or by talking to family members who knew the patient's wishes, they were less likely to feel distress and felt they could make clearer recommendations and suggest choices that were consistent with the patient's values.
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When doctors felt confident about what mattered to the patient, either through a living will or by talking to family members who knew the patient's wishes, they were less likely to feel distress and felt they could make clearer recommendations and suggest choices that were consistent with the patient's values.
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It reminded me a lot of Assassin's Creed (if only because AC's influence on modern RPGs is unavoidable) and the canon-lite approach to LOTR lore was interesting enough to feel like my character kind of mattered to the world without breaking my brain trying to find connections to Frodo and his pals.
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What I did understand, though, was that I didn't know much and possibly never would, while Niall McDiarmid knew a world of things that mattered to him and would play a part in his future, rather than what he knew being just an accident of who he was and where he was born.
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For now the Fed intends to hold rates steady, a position it reached both as Trump publicly called for a halt to rate increases, but also - and what Fed officials say mattered to them - as economic and financial data globally indicated a broad slowdown from the faster-than-expected growth of 2018.
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But the truth is that he was always a bleak skeptic on Vietnam — skeptical that it could be won, even with American air power and ground troops, especially in view of the weaknesses of the South Vietnamese military and government, and skeptical that the outcome truly mattered to American and Western security.
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I had grown up with the art and politics of such early heroes as Toni Morrison , Sonia Sanchez, Nikki Giovanni, and Ntozake Shange, but Altman's potent film and "A Book of Common Prayer" were the first works I encountered that embodied the second-wave white feminism that mattered to me as well.
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After serving in the war, he returned to research at Washington University in St Louis, where he founded the Center for the Biology of Natural Systems (now the Barry Commoner Center for Health and the Environment, based at Queens College in NYC), a research institute dedicated to searching for scientific truths that mattered to people.
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How Donald Trump won Through it all, the supporters who attended his rallies by the thousands overwhelmingly declared that none of it mattered to them -- at least, not enough to make them switch to Hillary Clinton, whom many believe to be corrupt and guilty of crimes related to her use of a private email server.
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It mattered to the Mets that Lucas Duda and David Wright and Neil Walker and Juan Lagares all missed significant portions of the season, but there is no reason why this should matter to you, really, both in trying to assess this Wild Card match-up and in every other way it could be meaningful.
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What mattered to the natters was that release of data saying no such thing was happening in the economy was, ironically, good news for Wall Street, because the Fed would "have no choice" but to keep on keeping on, acting as bartender for a hope-it-trickles-down party, tickets reserved for the rich.
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That suggests that both blades of the Trumpist scissors — economic populism and white identity politics — mattered to Trump's success, and that while Democrats certainly won't win white rural America over to their column, their candidates have ample opportunity to make at least some inroads by emphasizing traditional social programs and downplaying culture war issues.
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As I absorbed the loss of a legendary American writer, as I processed the death of a friend, I couldn't help thinking what a fitting and inadvertent send-off it was, everyone joined together to champion free expression and free speech and the wonder of books — celebrating everything that mattered to Philip in this life.
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Yet, it was not the pieced napa shearlings; the vertiginous platforms; the patched bomber jackets; the selvage denims; the padded or otherwise slim-cut overcoats with multiple pockets; or even the Kiss lightning bolts that Mr. Owens presented in a quietly masterful show — one that further cemented his own creative reputation — that mattered to this observer.
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But as I marched across the Mall with my wife and our two-year-old daughter, I knew, with absolute certainty, that we were having an impact on one person in particular: that he was watching, that he was counting every body with mounting rage, that it mattered to him that I was there, along with hundreds of thousands of other people.
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It revealed little of his private life, but the variety of work on display—painters who mattered to him, such as Kandinsky and Klee and Bacon; poets who gripped him, such as Mallarmé and René Char; photographs attesting to his collaborations with such theatre artists as Jean-Louis Barrault and Patrice Chéreau—helped me picture the furniture of his mind.
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But in popular culture he became, perhaps because of the fact that on some of the hot button issues that really mattered to liberals over the past two, three, four decades--abortion and same-sex marriage--he provided one of the the critical votes to reaffirm Row and then to sort of pave the way for and then hold uh that marriage equality was considered.
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"I have a sister who has two little girls who are 7 and 10, my best friend Nikka Costa has a little girl who's 11, and my other best friend Ever Carradine has a little girl who's 6, and it was really important for me to incorporate all the kids who mattered to me in my life, because I haven't had my own children," Salenger says.
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Fox Business host Maria BartiromoMaria Sara BartiromoGOP lawmakers press Trump to cut deal with China at G-85033 The Hill's Morning Report - Warren cements front-runner status in first Dem debate George Conway: Trump needs a hospital after Mueller accusation MORE slammed the establishment and members of the media Sunday, saying they failed to see the economic issues that mattered to Americans during the presidential campaign.
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So does the fact that among right-of-center voters, disappointment with his presidency is often strongest among Republicans who identify as "market skeptics" and economic populists — suggesting that their populism cannot be simply subsumed in racial grievance, that Trump's economic promises mattered to a substantial number of his voters, and that his failure to follow through is being noticed even through the fog of Kulturkampf.
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I wondered if he'd omitted the coda to his story because it went without saying: how, after an accident in West Virginia that could never be untangled from his flight to Minnesota, and after Fran had lost the one person in the world who mattered to her, becoming locked forever in brittle posthumous monomania, a world of pain, he'd had no choice but to return to her and devote himself henceforth to caring for her.
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In her paper, "How Gender Mattered to Millennials in the 593 Election and Beyond," Kawashima-Ginsberg found that in an election in which allegations of harassment and abuse against Donald Trump were central, support for the Democratic nominee dropped by 15 points from 2008 to 2016 among all young men between the ages of 18 to 29 (from 62 to 47 percent) and by 6 points among all women (from 69 to 413 percent).
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It mattered to the vast majority of nations who saw it as an opportunity not only to rebuke Trump, but also to remind themselves and their people of longstanding commitments they made to support UN resolutions about the nature of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, about the importance of seeking a two-state solution, and about the need to preserve the final status of Jerusalem as an outcome of negotiations between the two sides -- rather than as some sort of fait accompli by one or another member states.
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Sen. John McCainJohn Sidney McCainMcCain's family, McCain Institute to promote #ActsOfCivility in marking first anniversary of senator's death Arizona poll shows Kelly overtaking McSally 22019 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 MORE's (R-Ariz.) former adviser Richard Fontaine on Monday said that President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's reported move to nix a White House statement praising McCain after his death would not have mattered to the late senator.
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