I've got all kind of color lives mattering up in here — green, all kinds of stuff mattering.
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All this will start mattering at some lower price, though.
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And so culture ends up mattering to a huge degree.
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But if it ends up mattering, iOS 10 will be ready.
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"But NYC mattering more and more is what I see happening."
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People aren't used to mattering, and people aren't used to voting.
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But when the questions stop mattering, then it's disempowering to voters.
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Though in the end, the order doesn't end up mattering too much.
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Then aliens start tearing the city apart, and everything else stops mattering.
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"It doesn't work to rationalize about these numbers not mattering," Cramer argued.
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But it doesn't wind up mattering as much as it probably should.
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"The thing is, as I read it, it stopped mattering," she tells Bobby.
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This one is from 1910, when it was no longer mattering so much.
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Someone's opinion of you mattering more to you than your opinion of yourself.
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The state of the economy next year will end up mattering more, analysts say.
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It's hard to know which ones, if any, will end up mattering come Saturday.
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Taken together, the large and small moments are a picturing of black lives mattering.
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I remember everything moving a little slower, with everything else mattering a little less.
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" With the first LP, Ms. Dacus said, "We had no concept of it mattering.
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But he continues to support the Republican leadership that prevents his votes from mattering.
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As soon as the prison stopped being politically convenient, the people stopped mattering, too.
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If Obamacare ends up mattering, then maybe this election is more conventional than we think.
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Actually visiting the mountaintop can impress your friends, mattering beyond the sensation of being there.
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How far does my rapist have to drag me before I stop mattering to my school?
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As a result, the donors' opinions end up mattering for both obvious and less obvious reasons.
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Culture increasingly centers around landmark events, with what we've done mattering more than what we own.
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Hilmi tells her three things about himself, all of which end up mattering: He can't drive.
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To be fair, all these numbers were within 4 percent of 500 — pretty close to not mattering.
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The soundscapes we live within can wind up mattering a great deal, for better and for worse.
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Almost alone among his peers, he was presciently aware that chattering could be a way of mattering.
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When the rubber meets the road, ordinary interest-group politics wind up mattering more than ideological considerations.
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People, women, predominantly in New York media, framed it as if I was All Lives Mattering Pride.
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One though could imagine a debate this early mattering if candidates can take advantage of a good debate.
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But this is still better than "The Boy Next Door," her recent stab at mattering at the movies.
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As an only child, this task was mine to complete — her life's contents mattering mostly just to me.
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He was afraid of losing it all, of not mattering, and that he had been a bad father.
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When only 80,000 votes separate a winner from a loser, a lot of things can end up mattering.
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" Then, unwittingly, Paul paraphrased Nietzsche: "When we met, I was afraid of being a burden and not mattering.
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Sociologists define "mattering" as the belief that other people notice you, care about you and rely on you.
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But more guilty because I'm ignoring the political jurisdiction where my participation has the greatest chance of actually mattering.
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So if Coffee is right — and he may not be — then the payment won't end up mattering that much.
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But this is the kind of African record so musically deft that such niceties end up not mattering much.
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"You also have scale mattering more than ever in banking so there's a reason to get bigger," Mayo added.
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There's art I adore that I won't write about, because I can't imagine it mattering enough to general readers.
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I became more comfortable with the idea of my own opinion mattering and being able to say it out loud.
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It's also that the very idea of experiences mattering more than things is a way of valorizing the stereotypically masculine.
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The general consensus in political science is typically on the side of stakes and competition mattering more than registration rules.
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But to their credit, the NHL ditches the awful thing as soon as the playoffs arrive and the games start mattering.
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Of course, it could be the case that none of this ideologically positioning ends up mattering too much for vote choice.
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Other research shows that turning extremists into counter-violence activists works especially well, since then there's still that strong sense of mattering.
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You can use them at that point to pressure and win the elections that end up really mattering for legislative change, right?
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But all this cosplay, clever as it is, doesn't help solve any of the hard problems preventing cryptocurrencies from mattering to most.
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The geopolitical reasons for the war happen in the background and quickly stop mattering once the 1-megaton nuke slams into the city.
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It may not end up mattering, but if it does, it's best to have it out in the open as early as possible.
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Gore leaps quickly to mind — the process of choosing its members has been seen as mattering more than the partisan combat in Congress.
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The president's low approval ratings in both 1994 and 2014 ended up mattering a lot more than the opposition party leader's low ratings.
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Prepare for the badge of approval to stop mattering as much now that Twitter has opened up its once-mysterious verification process to everyone.
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Moreover, while in many states the polls were on target, they happened to be off most in the states that ended up mattering most.
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In particular, it has come to represent the way logic and process—increasingly the currency of successful MLB franchises like the Dodgers—stop mattering.
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Audiences care about something made into an event, an experience; something shareable with the possibility of an entire record mattering within seconds of release.
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Policy ideas may not determine the winner of a presidential campaign, but they can end up mattering a great deal in the long run.
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"From a European perspective, it's mainly the domestic policies that are seen as mattering," said Dr. Gattermann, who studies perceptions of the European Union.
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What you were feeling at the show, Joe (and I did too, at Brooklyn Steel in May), was the physical manifestation of representation mattering.
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Both have connections in their own timelines that end up mattering not one whit when time itself seemingly starts pulling the doomed couple together.
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Not mattering most or more than anyone else to someone can be a very empty feeling, and it's okay to tell the truth about that.
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Probably. But the unsatisfying answer is that we don't know — and we really don't know which parts will end up mattering in the long run.
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Something mattering itself is a total projection of our own ego onto the universe, but on the other hand that doesn't make it any less significant.
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Following the 2000 crash in oil prices, a number of leading market commentators concluded that the era of geopolitics mattering for the oil market was over.
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But none of the debate on American weaponry in Japan will end up mattering much if there isn't a functional U.S.-Japan relationship to begin with.
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"We are hundreds of news cycles, and an entire Democratic primary process away from a head-to-head poll mattering," said Robert Blizzard, a GOP pollster.
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Cruz resuscitated his career in the Giants' 10-225 victory against the Jets, the outcome mattering far less than his health, his explosiveness and his comfort.
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So, while liver damage may not be an immediate danger for ISS crews, it could wind up mattering a great deal for astronauts bound for Mars.
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They also admit that there could be an upper limit where age starts mattering to mole-rats, but if there is, we haven't seen the number yet.
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Newer actual-play podcasts like The Adventure Zone have redefined what D&D looks like, with comedy and personality mattering as much as the campaign story itself.
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Even if it doesn't do everything perfectly, the Cloud Mix has the advantage of working in so many different situations that it might not end up mattering.
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It works, but it doesn't end up mattering, because ultimately the child has a lesion on his throat which makes him a poor candidate for a donation.
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One user, Morgan Campbell, apparently unaware that the change was not officially sanctioned, suggested to the MLB that "all lives mattering" the anthem would alienate black fans.
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It evokes a cozy, friendly, simple place in which people live in easy harmony and cooperation, each with a role to play, each mattering to the whole.
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I spent a lot of time thinking about the ideological alignment of American politics, but in practical electoral terms that may not end up mattering very much.
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"You see integration of Black Lives Matter from the beginning of [Queen Sugar] because it is literally black lives having meaning and mattering in the everyday," said DuVernay.
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"Cultural factors are mattering more than they used to," Eric Kaufmann, a demographer, author and professor at professor at Birkbeck College at the University of London, told Axios.
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It did not feel good to see these men punished, exactly, but it felt good to see women's voices mattering, their testimonies given credence, and their experiences granted consequence.
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But as Medicare for all goes from being a slogan to a concrete policy proposal that could transform the country's healthcare system, the specifics start mattering more and more.
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With more competitive elections, citizens would be more motivated by the possibility of their vote actually mattering, and parties and candidates would put in more effort to mobilize voters.
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This is the legacy of an 18th-century tradition in which ballet was a vehicle for high-voltage acting, with scenes such as this one mattering more than dances.
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Siders: If Klobuchar ends up mattering in February — and that's an open question, given her current standing in the polls — this debate will be remembered as the turning point.
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But plot also essentially stops mattering around the film's midpoint, ceding ground to an ever-nuttier parade of set pieces that seem set on a spiral plunge into batshittery.
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The bottom line: This could be a bad development for the ACA — or it could end up not mattering much at all, if the court decides Democrats do have standing.
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The second revolution happens, of course, when it stops mattering that a ball player is Black or an actor is trans — then, they're finally just a person with a skill.
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But now, in the worlds of politics and pop culture, boudoir shots and even sex tapes have gone from guaranteed embarrassments to occasional assets to, sometimes, barely mattering at all.
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Meanwhile, beneath that surface everyone understands that a nomination battle can be as political as any election, with sex and race and looks and charisma mattering as much as judicial acumen.
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As Varys suggested, if enough powerful people want Jon to sit on the Iron Throne instead of Dany, the fact he doesn't want to be king may not end up mattering.
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In this special post-debate edition: The moments that could end up mattering, a talk with the mayor of Los Angeles, and a new poll to keep Democrats nice and nervous.
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That means that Trump's failure to staff key positions in his administration, a frequent criticism as Harvey bore down on Houston, might not end up mattering as much on the ground.
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Adlai Stevenson II. So since the New Hampshire primary started mattering, Stevenson is the first and only person not to place in the top two but still be the party's nominee.
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Right now, far too many elections are held in districts that are safe for one party or the other, where votes stand no chance of mattering and parties don't bother to invest.
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That criticism may not end up mattering, assuming the developer release goes well and Magic Leap can keep the hype train going long enough for a consumer-ready product (a big if).
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As it turns out, photons can take on different shapes and sizes and this winds up mattering a great deal when it comes to interactions between light and matter (such as atoms).
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In a perfect world where white supremacy, Jim Crow and mass incarceration aren't a part of the most powerful nation's history, I'm sure that all lives still mattering wouldn't be a reality.
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But it is easy to forget, in our world of ever spinning news cycles and falling faith in government, that the hard, heavy work of policy matters, and that it will keep mattering.
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That seems to be the point: To be a woman close to David Foster Wallace means mattering not as a specific human but as a convenient peg for a set of his ideas.
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Yet all the while we go on experiencing space like a map we can walk on, time like a conveyor belt we travel on, ourselves as brimming with agency, our lives as mattering urgently.
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The mistake — which will not go down as an error because a double play cannot be assumed — did not end up mattering as Brian McCann flew out to center to end the half-inning.
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Robinson's RBI single in 9th lifts Nationals past Braves By Guy Curtright, The Sports Xchange ATLANTA — The Washington Nationals coughed up a five-run lead, but against the Atlanta Braves it didn't end up mattering.
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The strategics in particular see the privacy landscape as well as anyone, and Sirota says it's a case of privacy mattering more than ever and his company providing the means to navigate the changing landscape.
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What ended up mattering most was the project's alerts about a growing Democratic organizing advantage, which the party listened to, building a turnout operation that could win the 2016 election despite every Donald Trump distraction.
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He tends to step it up when it matters the most, and this is probably mattering the most out of all his starts, and he continues to pitch just as dominant as he was before.
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It's hard to keep track of the numerous figures who float in and out of the Trump-Mueller-Russia investigation orbit; some, like Michael Caputo, may not end up mattering at all in the final outcome.
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It's unclear if that will actually wind up mattering (one poll found that Clinton would beat Trump by the same amount in Virginia whether Kaine or Warren were her running mate), but it certainly can't hurt.
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When children grow up with a strong understanding of their family's history — where their grandparents grew up, what their parents' childhoods were like — they have better coping skills and a stronger sense of mattering and belonging.
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But no matter how much I am enchanted with the form and the accomplishment, I can't help but think about how little the racism against Lieutenant Kitsuragi or the knowing, joking evocation of race science ended up mattering.
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Words matter in politics, and the project of trying to keep the flame of Reaganite conservatism alive could end up mattering a great deal if Trump loses in 2020 and the GOP finds itself back in the wilderness.
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The insults hurled by Oliver won't end up mattering, but the part about the mine collapse just might prove enough to let the case move forward—and that could be enough to put Oliver and HBO in jeopardy.
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Cowboys 47, Redskins 16 In a game that did not end up mattering — Dallas needed Philadelphia to lose to the Giants for a chance at winning a division title — the Cowboys finally let their offense have some fun.
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Or perhaps you've heard about this other fictitious concept called a "third party" — which sounds good in principle, but in actuality, is just a way of making you feel like you've participated without your input actually mattering one bit.
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The melodic touches were a welcome break from the outright harshness that characterized much of the bill; when you're putting on a single-genre fest, those small differences end up mattering a great deal, and Almyrkvi was a definite standout.
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It's unclear whether they're just friends or if there's a romantic component to their relationship — it could really play as either — but it ends up not really mattering because late in "Evolution," Jesus is stabbed by one of the Whisperers.
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What the Alabama experience has shown, or confirmed, is that legacy, fans, colors — and everything else that lends narrative coherence to the sport of college football — end up mattering not all that much, except for their allure to the proper coach.
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Linda's earliest years were spent on a commune where child-rearing duties were shared by all adults; at one point she wonders whether her low-energy parents, who meander along the perimeter of the action, never mattering much, are really hers.
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Not only does this appear to be false — according to the Daily Beast, Russia is already working to help Republicans — but in fact, they're getting involved in a smartly targeted race, one tight enough that it could end up mattering to the outcome.
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The Process is not over, exactly—for one thing, the team still has a ton of draft picks to use—but it is entering another stage, in which the present moment will finally begin mattering as much as the distant and hopeful future.
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Place that alongside the kind of mattering we mean when we say that "Black Lives Matter," and it seems a very different thing; two usages of a word like ships passing in the night, ferrying their cargoes of meaning on to opposite hemispheres.
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Because Americans are biased -- but not against any race, ethnicity or gender Via The Resurgent: The election was, simply, a referendum on the ruling class in Washington, D.C. None of the other issues, be they cultural or racial, came close to mattering as much. 18.
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While all we want to do is imagine him by Daenerys' side, raising a brood of kids (hey, it's our imagination, so that whole incest thing stops mattering) and ruling the land in a firm but democratic manner, the actor's dreams were somewhat less ambitious.
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Its story of a serial killer on the loose, and that situation's connection to one of four playable characters' missing son, remains Quantic Dream's (and by extension Cage's) best, while the game's multiple endings drove home the mechanic of key narrative decisions really mattering.
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The problem with doubling the requirements -- 130,000 donors, 2% in four early state or national polls -- is that the DNC is, quite literally, doubling down on this philosophy of small-dollar grassroots donations mattering more than anything else when it comes to determining viability and electability.
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The lack of clear answers has led to hand-wringing — "Could This Be the Year Movies Stopped Mattering?" asked a Wired headline last month — and studio theorizing about impossible-to-prove factors, like a decline in patrons who decide what film to see while standing in line.
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And that's how the industry will continue to be moved to a more inclusive place, with these designers embracing Black Lives Matter in their own ways: by designing, and mattering, and asserting their place and pride in their work, whether it's branded with a certain slogan demanding those things or not.
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Announced at CES, the 835 is the latest in Qualcomm's line of industry-dominant processors (Qualcomm chips are inside scores of Android phones, but not the iPhone, which Apple powers with its its homegrown guts.) And while its iterative improvements are certainly welcome, it's the broader applications that may end up mattering most.
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With the Supreme Court set to decide whether to allow the citizenship question on the 2020 census -- a ruling with deep ramifications for political clout and the fate of hundreds of billions of dollars in federal funding -- none of this secretive political lobbying could end up mattering much to the high court.
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The Consumer Report: From Marketing to Mattering, a global study by the United Nations Global Compact and Accenture, discovered that based on a survey of 30,000 consumers worldwide, approximately 64 percent of mothers and 66 percent of 18- to 34-year-old shoppers actively buy sustainable brands and recommend brands that behave responsibly.
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It's a pretty ballad about punctuality not mattering as long as you're spending time with the one you love, and the performance is given a suitable promlike ambiance by Kacey and her sharp dressed band's dapper eveningwear and a gaggle of gold balloons that drop over the stage during the song's final chorus.
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"At so many of the decision points, the race of the child ends up mattering in terms of whether the family is going to be brought to court or a child is placed in foster care," said Kathleen Creamer, an attorney who works with families navigating with the child welfare system in Philadelphia.
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" There was membership, or "the feeling of belonging"; influence, or the "sense of mattering, of making a difference to a group"; reinforcement, or "the feeling that members' needs will be met"; and shared emotional connection, or the "belief that members have shared and will share history, common places, time together and similar experiences.
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While Carroll occupies herself with tracking down the details of her parents' lives, her readers become increasingly aware of what not "mattering limitlessly and inordinately" to either parent can do to a child as she grows; in Carroll's case, how a mixture of manic depression and powerful addictions to drugs and alcohol overwhelmed her parents and left her estranged.
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At first, the small percussion instruments seemed to only add to the noise already going on outside, but after 15 minutes of them hitting on the same tempo, I started to feel myself going into a trance-like state—one, in which, the time that I was waiting outside, the fact that I still hadn't interviewed Popcaan, and the reality that I hadn't had a drink of water in over three hours stopped mattering.
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A new work by her, "She/He Has No Picture" (2019), amplifies the dafatir aesthetic to generate a wall-filling array of portraits, drawn on scorched canvas, that are derived from photographs of some of the more than four hundred civilians who, in 1991, were killed in an air-raid shelter by a U.S. "bunker-buster" bomb—whether on purpose or in error remains a matter for debate, while not mattering to them.
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Sharing it with someone means you can ask that person to do weird stuff for you that you can't really ask anyone else to do, like look deep into your nose, or split the rent on a studio apartment that should legally only house one small adult, or spend the rest of your lives together, until you both start to lose control of your bodily functions, without that mattering to either of you even one tiny bit.
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