What it means to be a woman, what it means to be gay, what it means to be a gamer.
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Affect means to influence something or someone; effect means to accomplish something.
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Both books were about what it means to be black, what it means to be a nigger and what it means to be a negro.
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Wade means to them as a means to urge senators to block Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation.
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But it also wants to engage in serious discussions of what it means to be black in America, what it means to be a father in America, what it means to be a man in America — and of what it means to be all three in America.
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Haka means to tell a story in MSA, but it just means "to speak" in Syrian dialect.
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Yet what personal freedom means to Westerners is now different from what it means to the GOP.
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Instead, it investigates and celebrates what it means to be single, what it means to be free.
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"For example, what it means to be a civilian and what it really means to be patriotic."
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At stake is the future of what it means to be human, and what it means to care.
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What that means to him and his supporters is very different from what it means to his opponents.
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Don't just ask me what it means to be a black guy, ask me what it means to be a game developer, ask me what it means to be a writer on this particular title.
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Don't just ask me what it means to be a black guy, ask me what it means to be a game developer, ask me what it means to be a writer on this particular title.
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It is a reminder that to inspire means to breathe into, and to breathe into means to fill with spirit.
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I think we're all sort of somewhat protective of what Trainspotting means to people, and what it means to us.
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Thank you for expanding what it means to be trans and for expanding what it means to be a man.
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Calls to silence her representations box-in what it means to be black and reduce what it means to make art.
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Kawal is a verb and its direct translation in Somali means "to make crazy"—as Toronto slang it means to play someone.
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The humanities teach what it means to be human, and the liberal arts can still teach what it means to be free.
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If it's a means to an end, I think if it justifies that means to an end, that's why people do it.
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There's issues, obviously, in our country now about what it means to be a winner, and what it means to be a loser.
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"Maybe it's not a disadvantage that I know the other side — what it means to be onstage, what it means to perform, what it means to be in this situation, which is anything but free of stress," Mr. Hinterhäuser said in an interview.
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To be the people leader, that means to have the right value set, that means to genuinely care as much about the people who work with you and for you as your own success, it means to really do right by others.
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It's about change and fear and family and what it means to be a caretaker and what it means to be taken care of.
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King's use of his phone was a means to an end, just as the FBI's surveillance of King was a means to an end.
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And as we've seen, there's such a broad definition of what it means to be a woman, of what it means to be feminist.
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While our parenting styles may be different, we see happiness as a means to success, as opposed to success as a means to happiness.
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For fall/winter 2018, he thought a lot about what it means to be an immigrant, and what it means to be a Kurd.
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We lose out on the richness humanity has to offer if we're always trying to categorize what it means to be a man, what it means to be a woman, or what it means to be straight, gay, bi, the myriad places on that spectrum.
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Consider what it means to "be present" in our lived existence: It means to be focused, thoughtful, empathetic and aware of one's self and surroundings.
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Rivero: All [AB143] is doing is defining even more what it means to be an employee and what it means to be an independent contractor.
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The film is an intersection of two identity crises: What it means to grow up and what it means to be mixed race in America.
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A Grand Canyon, carved by life experience, lies between what a teenage girl's sexy outfit means to her and what it means to her parents.
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"To 'talk it over' means to weigh and test; to put something into 'black and white' means to decide, to freeze the thought," he continued.
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I think it instead reinforces very toxic ways of thinking about what it means to be a boy and what it means to be a man.
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I just learned a lot about what it means to be an artist from him and what it means to be nice and humble and patient.
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"I don't know what it means to me, but I'm excited about what it means to this organization and the fan base," reliever Sean Doolittle said.
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They're about shine, the basics of philosophy, passion, what it means to be a human, what it means to be an animal, the idea of transcendence.
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Inspired by 9/28255 and the 2100 economic collapse, they reflect anxieties about what it means to be a superpower under attack, about what it means to live in a time of constant war, about what it means to live in poverty in an obscenely wealthy country.
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"I think the vision is going to flow organically out of the space, and what the World Trade Center means to the city of New York, and what it means to the country, and what it means to the world," Mr. Rauch said in a telephone interview.
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I do know, however, that "hygge" is woven into the fabric of the Danish lifestyle – some say 'hygge' means to the Danes what 'freedom' means to Americans.
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You can start changing discussions about what it means to be biracial and what it means to be black in America and, now in Britain as well.
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We fought in major wars, invented the means to destroy the earth, conquered our solar system and developed the means to eradicate most of the world's diseases.
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Our country and our Capitol don't need a lesson in what it means to be loyal, we need to understand what it means to be a Loyalist.
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I feel like it would mean a lot to Solarte to know how much he means to us, how much his family means to the San Diego Padres.
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Presently, the beautiful mess of what it means to be alive, what it means to be human, is being staged almost entirely within the realm of women's sexuality.
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In recent years, there has been emphasis on what it means to be a union member, and less on what it means to be a teacher, he said.
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In Weems's version, a young girl is also learning, perhaps unwittingly, what it means to be a woman, and what it means to be looked at by men.
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What is less clear, including to Tehran, is what the current administration truly means to do, or what effect it means to have when it comes to Iran.
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A skull, a table, a wall: In this latest of his numerous styles, Meyerowitz moves from what it means to look to what it means to have looked.
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What it means to be proud in being in Starfleet and what it means to be proud in being a Klingon, L'Rell is the poster child for that.
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And a lot of people, because of that, wanted to talk about the name, and what it means to us, and what it means to the world at large.
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This happens because young girls and boys have historically been given poisonous messages about what it means to be a boy and what it means to be a girl.
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"But I hope somebody does just remind people what it means to be conservative and what it means to be decent, we've got to bring that back," Flake said.
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He was unapologetic about himself, whether it was beyond the norms of what it means to be black in America, or what it means to be a rock star.
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"I am trying to show the people what it means to fight for an institution, what it means to fight for democratic values," she said in an interview last month.
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"If you assert that hackers are changing what it means to be human, then we need to first have an agreement about what it means to be human," he said.
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Being on a show like this opens up opportunities for conversations and dialogue in the greater landscape of what it means to be human—and what it means to be American.
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" Norwegians have the word fukka, which means "to copulate.
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" Put them together, it literally means "to end bewitching.
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" W'ani aba itself means "to see with envious eyes.
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Instead, the films are so tunnel-visioned on what it means to be a queer kid who's coming out, they lose sight of just what it means to be a queer kid.
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Because it's so deeply entrenched in music and what it means to look at art that way, I felt like I was accessing all the myriad ways it means to be gay.
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In Central and Eastern Arrernte, apateme means "to have trouble understanding something" and pwarrtyeme means "to shine" — so together, the event name means both the shedding light and the act of understanding something.
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Director Guillermo del Toro uses that romance as a way to explore what it means to be human, what it means to exercise your voice, what obstacles the power of empathy can overcome.
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What it means to be Mexican, what it means to be American in this new reality, are large philosophical questions that won't be answered at the end of a 90-minute soccer match.
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" The act of providing sanctuary, Coffin argued, "should be considered less a means to shield a man, more a means to expose a church, an effort to make a church really a church.
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In colloquial German, the verb "merkeln" now means "to prevaricate".
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It means to express contempt through indirect or subtle insults.
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If Hindutva comes, then we have no means to live.
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Think about what that means to every average day Americans.
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This is what it means to be larger than life.
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Possibly their discussion about what it means to be vegetarian.
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Kvetch Complain Extra credit: In Yiddish, kvetchn means to squeeze.
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He wields these traits as means to a misogynistic end.
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This is what the fun of mystery means to me.
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"I had no reasonable means to get help," Ruscoe remembered.
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"We know now what it means to suffer," she said.
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Privacy isn't just a means to an end for Google.
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And his reaction shows how much it means to him.
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The Economist: Democracy is only a means to an end.
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Katherine Miller looks at what it means to become untethered.
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You taught me what it REALLY means to Love somebody.
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He's viewing it as a means to make more money.
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That's what it means to live in a stochastic age.
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"We have the means to prove the results," he said.
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This is appropriately destabilizing; The Lighthouse means to rile you.
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Agency is part of what it means to be conscious.
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I can't tell you how much it means to us.
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You have no idea how much this means to me!!!!!!!!!
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It's about human nature, what it means to be you.
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Sometimes the party uses covert means to sway foreign opinion.
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That raises questions about what it means to be human.
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So back to what this all means to stock prices.
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"I won't have any means to stop that," he said.
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What the Constitution Means to Me is running through Dec.
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That's what this whole Signed Exchanges thing means to fix.
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And that's kind of what The Office means to me.
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We talk about what it means to be a family.
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Secret services obtain new means to collect kompromat every day.
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You will never know how much it means to me.
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Have you guys figured out what that means to you?
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By redefining what it means to be strong and female.
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"Assure" means to reassure or to give confidence in something.
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Father opens up about what the flag means to him.
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Last, the right is changing what it means to belong.
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She's still learning what it means to be a woman.
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I want to redefine what it means to be feminine.
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What it means to be dead was long considered simple.
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Camila Cabello knows what it means to make a comeback.
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ND: And what it means to subvert those things, ultimately.
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It's almost like what L.A. means to me is Kitson.
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This is totally changing what it means to record music.
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Now here's what it really means to travel in style.
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Proselytize means to convert someone to another belief or opinion.
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You have no idea how much it means to us.
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I can't tell you how much it means to me.
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I've already touched on what Ms. Obama means to me.
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What do you think it means to be a feminist?
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That's what it means to live in a rape culture.
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And will he see how much he means to me?
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I don't know what it means to deny the climate.
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This is what it means to get the last word.
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This is what it means to be presidential, not petulant.
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Worse, it is a means to avoid serious intellectual engagement.
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"I'm getting together the means to do that," he said.
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And he will resort to any means to do so.
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Roberto exemplifies what it means to be a Florida Panther.
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Psychopaths treat victims merely as means to their vicious ends.
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"What it means to stick to your principles," Hina said.
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Who knows what it means to make the ultimate sacrifice.
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And insurance policies usually provide the means to do so.
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It's the only logical means to separate truth from falsehood.
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These days, "throwing shade" means to disrespect or insult someone.
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To hijack a plane means to take control over it.
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This allows Washington to see what denuclearization means to Pyongyang.
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He has no idea what it means to be Republican.
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Tracking your numbers is merely a means to an end.
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This poor cat's face is a means to an end.
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Here's what the personal exemption means to households with children.
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They gain appreciation for what it means to act ethically.
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It would use the same means to a different end.
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And I can't explain how much that means to me.
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Before, it was more like a means to an end.
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You're reflecting deeply on what power means to you now.
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We get to decide what it means to us now.
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But then think about what Lil Wayne means to rap.
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What that means to each of us, however, vastly differs.
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Club bathrooms are a dirty means to a filthy end.
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And so everything becomes a means to the next thing.
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It means to know that one is food for worms.
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And this, I've learned, is what it means to live.
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We do not have the means to do that now.
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But what exactly "borderline" means to YouTube is vaguely defined.
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But there were so few other means to collect intelligence.
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Can she really know what it means to feel French?
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This, I thought, is what it means to feel American.
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Think about what it means to be a vaccine skeptic.
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"This decision clearly means to support terror groups," he said.
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Blackberry Mountain lets guests decide what wellness means to them.
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We want to hear what French identity means to you.
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You were provided every means to become part of society.
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This is what it means to lead a spiritual life.
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"What the Constitution Means to Me" even begins in deception.
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It was realizing what this history means to certain individuals.
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What began as a means to fame turned into empire.
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Instead, figure out what sharing a home means to you.
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"To be Irish now means to be open," he said.
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I can't tell you how much that means to me.
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MC: Euphorics, that word actually means to come into health.
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It's a Greek word that means to come into yourself.
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But that's reality of what it means to be addicted.
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That's what it means to be loved by a dog.
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Tell us what it means to you in the comments.
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He finally knows what it means to kill a man.
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So "flooding the zone" is a means to that end.
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What's new about what it means to be a man?
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Regardless of party, such proceedings negate important means to deliberation.
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I can't express how much this quote means to me.
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For them, it's simply a means to fluster their grandparents.
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Mr. Lutaaya knows what it means to fight through adversity.
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That China has the means to bring about such pressure.
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He showed me what it really means to love somebody.
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I didn't know what it means to be a girlfriend.
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The word "conspiros," from the Greek, means to breath together.
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Congress has long had the means to resist the presidency.
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That's just part of what it means to be human.
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It means to pout, or to make a pouty face.
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Ben Taub specializes in patients with little means to pay.
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It means to strike out of a clear blue sky.
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Do a person's goals determine the means to achieve them?
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This is what it means to be Lebanese these days.
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I wish I could convey what it means to me.
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Is this what it means to follow in Jesus's footsteps?
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Economics is only the means to remaking Britain's political soul.
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And protesters used a variety of means to protect themselves.
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It was just about finding the means to reach them.
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I'm not sure what "big" means to him anymore — $1,000?
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We want to hear what the city means to you.
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Here's why it's different, and what it means to you.
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He invented KenKen as a means to teach students math.
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What being undocumented means to me is my resilient identity.
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What it means to have something to look forward to?
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It would also lack the means to regulate private companies.
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Presidents have plenty of means to achieve what they want.
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Sometimes loneliness is not having the means to opt out.
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I can only tell you what it means to me.
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For them, it's simply a means to fluster their grandparents….
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What it means to try to speak something into existence.
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And I think at its core, Underground is trying to really explore what it means to be human, what it means to be free, and that's not going to look the same for everyone.
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Until recently, a woman carrying a mutation in the BRCA-20163 gene had the means to alter her personal genetic destiny, but no means to alter the transmission of that destiny in her children.
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Democrats could subvert that narrative if they wanted to, because there are veterans out there who could offer a different vision of what it means to be patriotic and what it means to serve.
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Hell, it's not even clear if MacFarlane is trying to have a conversation about what it means to be trans versus what it means to be intersex — which are, of course, two completely different things.
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It's up to states to define what it means to consent to sex, as well as what it means to be intoxicated and whether it matters if you voluntarily drink yourself into an incapacitated state.
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That's because, as DiGregorio puts it, the field of neonatology has "changed the way we understand what it means to be alive, what it means to be human, and what constitutes a life worth living."
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I've often thought about what it means to have an identity such as mine and what it means to have the way that I'm seen not match up with peoples' expectations for what they're seeing.
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It remains unclear when the Trump administration means to create one.
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Let's start with a baseline of what it means to wink.
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I have studied the Constitution and what it means to America.
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So gather your family (whatever family means to you) and connect.
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And teaches me what it really means to be a partner.
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Because it's not the means to the end that people think.
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Chris Evans knows what it means to be a good boyfriend.
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THAT'S PART OF WHAT IT MEANS TO BE A GLOBAL BUSINESS.
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Congress has three primary means to enforce its will, all imperfect.
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Johnson was relentless in finding the means to visualize extended consciousness.
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They often have nowhere to go, no means to support themselves.
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Do you know what it means to be a grown-up?
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But Kim knew that this was a means to an end.
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There's no doubt the means to this end were not ideal.
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"I don't have the means to do that tomorrow," Rotondo replied.
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The public is only a means to connect with the intimate.
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Art and Religion are means to a similar state of mind.
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It is a means to rally nativist sentiment to win power.
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Some women turn to substance abuse as a means to cope.
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He sees both forms of reality as means to educate people.
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Penelope will be a reflection of what he means to us.
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The definition of what it means to love America will expand.
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Nothing indicates Zinox did or has the means to pay that.
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What the Constitution Means To Me Best Revival of a Musical
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Still, grammar is more than just a means to an end.
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I could never show them how much it means to me.
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ROTONDO: I don&apost have the means to do that tomorrow.
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"I don't know what it means to slow down," she adds.
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It is surely the firm that Sir James means to emulate.
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"You have no idea what Pulse means to me," says Simondac.
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You can see how much this means to both of them.
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We all know what it means to call someone a trainwreck.
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It doesn't deal with all that it means to be woman.
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I became fascinated by what it means to be a man.
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Here's what it means to stamp your identity on your face.
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She's the one who knows what it means to "objectify" women.
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The "automation revolution" will change what it means to be employable.
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And how is that different from what it means to Trump?
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Others don't have the means to build the water-based infrastructure.
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Dan Reynolds is still figuring out what faith means to him.
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That's what it means to live in a high inequality society.
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For Amazon, hardware has always been a means to an end.
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This turntable is more than a means to your acoustic ends.
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This turntable is more than a means to your acoustic ends.
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This raises the question of what it means to go green.
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So Taiwan has to employ other means to raise its standing.
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I greatly favor physical activity as a means to promote health.
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And, together, define what it means to be a museum, online.
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We have changed what it means to fight like a girl.
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But ultimately, it means to be part of the social fabric.
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Do you feel like technology is a means to an end?
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ELSE's beautifully crafted books give them the means to be heard.
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Use the vibe to reflect on what success means to you.
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Use this leap day to explore what intimacy means to you.
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It was a tool, a means to other ends, nothing more.
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You have no idea how much this award means to me.
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Assessment is not a means to diagnose, judge or label individuals.
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"Kiki can figure out what humor means to you," Yun says.
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What if the borrower was just a means to an end?
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And here's what that means to you, the Class of 2017.
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Think for a moment about what it means to "hijack" something.
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They are the ones with the means to fix this system.
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That's what it means to be the voice of Kings Cross.
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But what if switching was only one means to customer acquisition?
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You say some see it as a means to an end.
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Without the means to live off the land, Knight developed a
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Voting third-party is not a means to clear your conscience.
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Because I think of mathematics as a means to an end.
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I'm sure there are trans photographers, whatever trans means to someone.
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They could afford to realize what it means to be here.
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Capitalism was a means to power and feminism was about accruing
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He used the Republican Party as a means to an end.
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Many residents have also been left without the means to communicate.
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The means to achieving both has been consistent throughout American history.
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The colloquial definition of "obstruction" means to block, hinder or impede.
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Like efficiency and expertise, policy is a means to an end.
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Perhaps these frightening means to the end will be worth it.
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We have lost morals and what it means to be ourselves.
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The means to kill hundreds, and even thousands, of Americans abound.
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Her clothes simply gave her the means to amplify her message.
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COHN: I WAS GOING TO ASK WHAT IT MEANS TO YOU.
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Apple has reinvented what it means to be a Twitter lurker.
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" She added: "We know what this structure means to the area.
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Let's sit down and discuss what it means to be fair.
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I support common sense and effective means to secure the border.
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Dietary commitments, then, become a means to prove one's racial superiority.
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What do you think Trump's wall means to the American dream?
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Spend some time reflecting on what beauty means to you, Virgo.
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George had the means to save r/Frisson and he did.
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Because we had no other means to take the business forward.
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Rejecting someone by "letting them down easy" essentially means to lie.
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Each was asked to define what "confidently beautiful" means to them.
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Because that is what it means to lose someone we love.
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We need to help students understand what it means to fail.
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I'm getting to relearn what it means to be joyful myself.
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That's what it means to lose sight of the big picture.
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Johnson means to offer a way out of the Tolstoyan conundrum.
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This, you feel, is what it means to think something through.
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You couldn't have thought what this means to so many people.
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Why not have the means to do that on each page?
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You're just trying to find what it means to be you.
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Oh, there's nothing like answering what it means to be free!
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I am a contradiction of what it means to be human.
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We'd also like to hear what his assassination means to you.
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In Chinese, its name means to bring peace to a region.
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He employs subtle means to influence the behavior of working customers.
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Perhaps this is what it means to be a conscious consumer.
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But Facebook offered no means to contact it, Mr. Huallpa said.
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It's archaic, according to Merriam-Webster, and it means to forewarn.
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We know what it means to struggle, fail, and try again.
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Jonathan doesn't understand what it means to go viral on Twitter.
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MS. BOWLES I would ask what exactly it means to care.
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Staying in Venezuela means to die either fighting or from starvation.
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That, he said, is what it means to be an American.
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As a consequence, what it means to be secure has changed.
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Because that's what I think it means to be an American.
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And readers let us know what this day means to them.
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What Being "Unbothered" Means To Her: Being unapologetically who you are.
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"From a business standpoint, money is a means to an end."
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And less valuable as a means to pay for tax cuts.
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What it means to be an active participant in this democracy.
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Ruth Miller tells us worlds about what it means to see.
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They tell us worlds, however, about what it means to see.
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What it means to you is yours, regardless of anything else.
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"People don't understand what this home means to him," Fretz said.
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We use peaceful, rational and nonviolent means to express our demands.
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Most important, we're de-stigmatizing what it means to be bullied.
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I know how much it means to her when I come.
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"The jury will decide what consent means to them," he said.
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Such information gives drivers the means to discriminate against prospective riders.
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TIL that TEDS means to turn or spread grasses for drying.
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At its core, gentrification is about what it means to belong.
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What appealed to me most was what wrestling means to people.
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Five of them told us what the novel means to them.
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" That means "to the stars on the wings of a pig.
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The latest "it" bag redefines what it means to be relevant.
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But I'm shakier about what it means to perform it again.
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Now think about what it means to have voted for Trump.
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"But that means to go back and start at the bottom."
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The court has no means to enforce any of its rulings.
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The implementation of tariffs is only a means to an end.
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" Horrocks' freelancing job gave her the means to "right the ship.
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Cyber actions are, and have been, a means to that end.
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Mr. Trump has said that he means to favor Christian refugees.
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The only ongoing focus is what it all means to Trump.
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That document then grants him numerous means to fulfill that promise.
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What do you think it means to live a good life?
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But I have the means to do it and I will.
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Russian intelligence agents used a variety of means to spread misinformation.
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I have no words for what this place means to me.
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"I know how much school means to her," Kerry Murtagh said.
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Why don't you believe she really means to stick to those?
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To "glean" means to pick grain out of a threshed field.
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And she had the time and means to make it work.
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For me, to be a citizen means to be politically involved.
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But it was a means to an end, his brother said.
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Assad uses conventional means to kill most of his own people.
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The ends always justify the means, to an almost comical degree.
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The Persona is just a means to the end of duty.
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It is often cited as a means to provide diplomatic immunity.
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With this time of year in mind, we put together a list of ten quotes (and the books where they can be found) that will make you ponder what it means to be successful, what it means to move through a failure gracefully (and with faith that things will get better), and what it means to never stop growing and learning.
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Happy Death Day 2U goes further than its predecessor, questioning what it means to make a slasher sequel and what it means to be a final girl after the killer is caught and the credits roll.
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But Bunny shattered and overthrew this questionable model of justice, which in turn caused all of us young viewers to question what it means to be a girl—and what it means to be a hero.
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" He told Reuters in a phone interview the musical resonated because it looked at "what it means to be young and in love today, what it means to be an artist today and chase a dream.
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It's immediately clear what Griffin-Gracy means to her community, means to the trans women of color who fill her home and her office on the regular, looking to Miss Major for comfort, wisdom, and jokes.
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Watt's reputation as an all-American good guy exists during a time when the NFL is facing questions about what it means to be an American and, indeed, what it means to be a good guy.
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" But Mr. Trump, he said, was "cherry-picking particular facts and figures not so much as a means to shed light on the phenomena but as a means to attack Khan, who has previously attacked him.
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I was interested in what it means to have loved and what it means to be in battle with that person -- and how you can tell the story both with humor and real pathos and real brutality.
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However, when Maria becomes obsessed with a poet, she begins to question what it means to be black and what it means to be successful in a world where there seems to be defined expectations for both.
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One answer is that we have a much clearer collective notion of what it means to be a woman or an African-American, gay or transgender person than we do of what it means to be disabled.
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We will have a very well-respected hula teacher come and do talks with my staff and cooks about what it means to be Hawaiian, and what it means to have the privilege of serving people food.
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From Bushwick to the South Bronx, both areas facing gentrification, it reminds us of the ever-changing notion of not just what it means to be Latino, but also what it means to be a New Yorker.
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Is it possible for you to describe what beauty means to you?
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It took him creating two recessions as a means to end stagflation.
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They are a means to limit severe poverty among those in work.
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For most people, the drinking is just a means to an end.
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The goals and our means to accomplish anything at all are obscured.
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I asked John Crawford what the language of abstraction means to him.
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Aren't you trying to change what it means to be an immigrant?
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But many tracks now offer casino gambling as a means to survive.
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So then, who decides what it means to be a classic film?
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In the Vanity Fair interview, she explained what marriage means to her.
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Plus, is President Trump degrading what it means to be an American.
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Living within your means to avoid credit card debt creeping up again.
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It is preeminently a means to serve what we think is right.
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They are asking us to decide what it means to Do Science.
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Take some time to think about what friendship means to you today.
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The story explores what it means to be a digital citizen today.
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Hank knows intimately what it means to open your family to others.
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He embodied the essence of what it means to be a teammate.
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Peruse means to examine in depth, or to read thoroughly and carefully.
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This is what Islam means to me: Caring and fighting for others.
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I began to think about what it means to care for animals.
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That's a very narrow view of what it means to do mathematics.
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The friends encouraged Means to shoot but Pulliam continued into the store.
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That is what it means to be an originalist, textualist, a constitutionalist.
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But they have the means to shut these down, according to Dorsey.
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What do you think it means to be a high-functioning alcoholic?
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It broadens the scope of what it means to be an athlete.
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In this city, vintage shopping isn't just a means to an end.
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Some people can't even imagine what it means to not feel safe.
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Is this what it means to be a servant of the 1%?
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I learned early on what it means to be on a team.
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Bojack Horseman has always grappled with what it means to get better.
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He's certainly not lacking in unsavory means to acquire what he wants.
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I know what it means to be underestimated and taken for granted.
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In some cases they debunked stereotypes as a means to encourage investment.
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This is why they don't know what it means to win, OK?
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And it has the means to provide creators with whatever they need.
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Bureaucrats also see it as a means to stimulate a stagnant economy.
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Is this what "don't just tell them, show them" means to you?
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The new bill gives the copyright industry the means to do that.
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"That's what the upside-down Christmas tree means to me," Lewandowski continued.
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Ness Nite is redefining what it means to be a night owl.
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The result was a better understanding of what it means to believe.
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Other posts share personal anecdotes about what this song means to them.
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Huawei has denied these accusations and pursued legal means to fight back.
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"That's what the upside-down Christmas tree means to me,"Lewandowski continued.
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America means a lot more to Britain than Britain means to America.
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Those two men epitomize what it means to be a responsible bystander.
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But, realizing what it means to be a good girlfriend, she refuses.
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He's a tremendous competitor and I know what this means to him.
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It says something about the change in what Mars means to us.
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But carmakers have looked to other means to gain the upper hand.
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Still, any means to learn more about rips seems a good idea.
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You have no idea how much Well and Full means to me.
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Clocks are not the only means to get a handle on gravity.
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As a means to that end, Rob checks in on his health.
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Pretty well, actually — she knows how much her family means to Scott.
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KENNETH CUKIER takes a look at what it means to be human.
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If that means to maintain my weight, I'm excited and I'm grateful.
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Providing the armed forces with the means to achieve that is another.
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"I am now thinking of everything she means to me," Winfrey said.
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"In Italian, VIRATA means to veer or to change direction," said Wacks.
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Use this full moon to reflect on what success means to you.
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"I don't know what it means to be complicit," she recently said.
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Today we're discussing what it means to be addicted to video games.
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Milk sees VR as the means to finally bridge this Uncanny Valley.
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What regulation crowdfunding in the JOBS Act means to entrepreneurs and startups
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But Gigaba said the economy had the means to do far better.
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McSally violate every part of what it means to be an Airman.
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Words fail to describe how much Christina means to all of us.
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But it is not very clear what (protectionism) means to each (minister).
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Also in The Times, what #MeToo means to middle schoolers and teens.
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The means to advertise products to people have never been more prevalent.
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The revolutionary treats the present as a means to some future utopia.
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Saturn retrograde begins, finding you reflecting on what authority means to you.
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As a means to an end, there's nothing necessarily wrong with crystals.
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Choreophobia puts a female perspective on what it means to be masculine.
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There is plenty of deviation from these means to keep things interesting.
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Why have you chosen grindcore as your means to convey your message?
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Smartphones and other mobile devices provide a means to connect all Americans.
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At the end of the day, it's a means to an end.
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Apex aims to redefine what it means to be a Pokémon game.
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To be religious means to be bound to some god or thing.
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As an American myself, this is what American food means to me.
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Is Assistant the future of what it means to "just Google it"?
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Could you speak a bit more on what this means to you?
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Developing exquisite technologies is not always the best means to an end.
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Emojis are a very powerful means to better expressing our emotional selves.
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This is, in short, what the female gaze means to Aneta Bartos.
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Thompson pitched the resolution as a means to jumpstart a panel investigation.
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All these social expectations around what it means to be a woman.
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With his Bible, he gave German speakers the means to do so.
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The census is not a means to do an immigration head count.
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That means, to govern effectively, federal and state policymakers must work together.
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They view the Real Housewives as a means to boost their platform.
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"Blur like sotong" means to be clueless: Sotong is Malay for squid.
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The Federal Reserve would get more accurate means to deploy monetary policy.
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Everyone has their own definition of what it means to be rich.
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The grant money is providing the means to get known kits tested.
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And without a job any more she has no means to escape.
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"I want to redefine what it means to be horny," she said.
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Absolutely. And do I think they'll use any means to (stop) it?
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Can you clarify for us what it means to be No.1?
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Smith is using the roadshow as his means to pay that back.
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He has taught me what it means to be an American patriot.
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But no, it's about my daughter and what she means to me.
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What it means to be a public figure with a private grief.
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This is part of what it means to be an expert generalist.
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First, let us understand what it means to reduce the balance sheet.
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One issue is that it misunderstood what value means to Indian consumers.
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You're the worst representation of what it means to be a Christian.
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Greater scientific literacy is just a means to building a better case.
|
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Children with Rett syndrome didn't have a truly effective means to communicate.
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"What the Ben Op means to me is this," Leah told me.
|
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African Americans are the quintessential symbol of it means to be conservative.
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We need people with means to stand up and to get involved.
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On Kiddo, you kind of redefine what it means to be crazy.
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"Clayton's work encapsulates what it means to be a parent," Scala says.
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She explains what being honored by the Harvard Foundation means to her.
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There's still ample confusion about what it means to be a Satanist.
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There's no proper way to explain what it means to be black.
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And what it means to not be a danger to someone else.
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Everyone has a different idea of what it means to be rich.
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You have a civil-service system without the means to adjudicate disputes.
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"We all understand what it means to be physically healthy," he says.
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Now, leaders are desperate to find any means to expand the economy.
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We need to deploy all available means to achieve the price target.
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Here it means to black out words in a document, or REDACT.
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The result is REENDORSE, which means to "back again," as a candidate.
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I think to be a good person means to have made mistakes.
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And, yes, a preschooler learning what it means to have gay parents.
|
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"Key in" usually means to enter data or characters using a keyboard.
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Then they resort to crime and other means to make a living.
|
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Part of it is always revising what it even means to look.
|
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The North's pullout does not leave the Koreas without means to communicate.
|
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That means to get parity, we need 140,000 more women in office.
|
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"We're all authoring narratives around what it means to be alive now."
|
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Soy Yo demonstrates her use of eclecticism as a means to craft.
|
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To be a realist today means to be a prophet of doom.
|
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But they also increasingly disagree on what it means to be patriotic.
|
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"I've changed what comfort wine means to me," he said by email.
|
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For Turkle, at least, it's transforming what it means to be human.
|
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"But that means to go back and start at the bottom." video
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If you're a regular, tell us what the experience means to you.
|
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This is entrepreneurial Britain, this is what it means to be aspirational.
|
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However, a question arises of what it means to be truly represented.
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How much the present moment means to those who have nothing more.
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When did you become aware of what it means to be undocumented?
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We have the ways and means to provide that protection and support.
|
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Startups rethink what it means to be high-touch during a pandemic
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We are showing our children what it means to tolerate emotional discomfort.
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To "free solo" means to climb without ropes or any safety gear.
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A year ago, they barely had the means to produce their collection.
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They're just a means to an end, and the end is power.
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He learned in the harshest conditions what it means to control wealth.
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To me, it is simply the means to a very specific end.
|
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So what do you think it means to be a good person?
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Now he had the means to make himself an agent of history.
|
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Others have resorted to creative and illegal means to augment their pensions.
|
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Is the transitional government just a means to pacify the Sudanese public?
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Why should they stop smuggling without being offered other means to survive?
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"We have to find ways and means to overcome that," he added.
|
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Here&aposs what being rich means to nine certified financial planners (CFP).
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"The companies forget what it means to make great products," Jobs said.
|
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The violence redoubles; her loss is just the means to his gain.
|
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But like Kessler, he was also articulating a means to an end.
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But he had no foolproof means to guarantee he could do this.
|
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Obama continued with another display of what it means to be presidential.
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This tendency to romanticize what it means to be American persists today.
|
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We need a debate on what it means to be a Republican.
|
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I wanted to tell her how much her companionship means to me.
|
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The DOJ has already prepared multiple means to mitigate this potential conflict.
|
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The alcohol itself was more of a means to an end: numbness.
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But the traditional powers had few means to pressure the tech sector.
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We can't be sure what it means to any particular individual, though.
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This, I&aposm certain, is also what it means to be alive.
|
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But Facebook currently has no means to enforce that kind of disclosure.
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As a result, to love the state means to endorse the party.
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We also need to teach our kids what it means to save.
|
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You can't begin to imagine how much your tenderness means to me.
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"Running was and still is a means to an end," he concedes.
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Absolutely. And do I think they'll use any means to [stop] it?
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And we want to hear (and see) what that means to you.
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At stake is the future of what it means to be human.
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He incorporated the idea as a means to find emotion and essence.
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What it means to be an 'only' Singletons have long fascinated researchers.
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Male narwhals can rub their tusks together as a means to communicate.
|
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"Think what it means to give it to all women," she said.
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You talk about how much it means to you and the team.
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We don't have anywhere to go and no means to protect ourselves.
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It is a fundamental part of what it means to be alive.
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But that gives law enforcement an additional means to access those devices.
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If strategy entails harmonizing means to ends the U.S. military is overstretched.
|
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And how has he changed what it means to be a Republican?
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Knowles' lawyer countered he had no means to act on his statements.
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"Without electricity, we don't have the means to effectively work," he said.
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BONUS: What it means to have our political debates on social media
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Another Swiss defender resorts to less-than-legal means to stop Neymar.
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Her art involves an intense examination of what it means to live.
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J. McCollum partnership as a means to build a more balanced roster.
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I doubt that your mother-in-law means to endanger her family.
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That is what it means to be our representatives and our fiduciaries.
|
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Reflect on what safety means to you and what your boundaries are.
|
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Beijing had all the necessary means to fight back, the reports said.
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That is what it means to be an immigrant in Britain now.
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What It Means to Write About Art broadly defines the art critic.
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For him, it seemed that Breitbart was a means to an end.
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More likely the album's slightness is calculated as a means to soulfulness.
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Because the intelligence community uses unconstitutional and often unlawful means to acquire data and because law enforcement must use constitutional and lawful means to acquire evidence for a court not to suppress it, they did not exchange notes.
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We've always had books about what it means to create good UI. I think we all now have to start reading about what it means to create good AI. And good AI is not just the technology frameworks.
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I especially consider it in terms of what it means to have an audience, what it means to be an educator, how to help a student learn how to speak a language and not make them feel ashamed.
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For generation after generation, the National Museum, a repository of science, art and history, has been where parents passed down to their children what it means to be human and, more specifically, what it means to be Brazilian.
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"Margonelli's masterly book is a timely, thought-provoking exploration of what it means to be human, as much as what it means to be termite, and a penetrating look at the moral challenges of our ongoing technological revolution."
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Johannes's meditations about what it means to help the young girl upstairs — and later, about what it means to develop feelings for her — frames his story less as a coming-of-age tale than an ill-fated romance.
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It's a movement of people from across the country, all who can agree on this: We must teach our children what it means to belong and what it means to empathize with those who are different from ourselves.
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Between social media, the film crews and the always-present paparazzi, the famous family's every move is caught on camera — which means to run in their circle means to be prepared for plenty of attention (and the attendant stress).
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Maybe it's something I suffered from myself early on: sometimes you make records as a means to an end, a means to tour the States or to give the next record a higher profile whatever the fuck that means.
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However, its problematic underpinnings became more apparent during the early 1990s when politics was starting to be used less a means to govern effectively and maximize individual autonomy, and more as a means to gain and maximize brute power.
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"Levi's invented blue jeans – and today they are not only reinventing what it means to wear jeans but also what it means to keep customers and employees safe in their stores, offices or facilities," Watts said in a statement.
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The balance of power in parliament gives him the means to push ahead.
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He will use money, or multiple illicit means, to slander and harass you.
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"It's time to reexamine what it means to be a sorority," she says.
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Efforts to curb access to the means to kill oneself can help, too.
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Ahead, they explain in their own words exactly what that means to them.
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Sometimes it's a poignant, philosophical story about what it means to be human.
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Buying it now is betting on that vision, whatever that means to you.
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In addition, they must have the means to pay property taxes and insurance.
|
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Many young people want change but lack the means to push for it.
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Finally, the panel suggests we need better means to deal with repeat offenders.
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The movie means to be a capsule of a specific time in American
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A human being can never be used as a means to an end.
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And as it does, the nature of what it means to transgress changes.
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But will that might chip away at what it means to be human.
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You are the worst representation of what it means to be a Christian.
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But look, President Trump, he embodies what it means to be an American.
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"I really understand what it means to have a hole in your heart."
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The government still has many means to slow or stop the marijuana train.
|
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So if that's all it means to believe in a block universe, fine.
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It's why this means to much to me, because we've had small wins.
|
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Nikki Bella just learned what it means to be "Instagram official" with someone.
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Social media has become increasingly popular as a means to spread false narratives.
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The movement officially rejects the use of violent means to secure its goals.
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A senior in the engineering program explains how much this means to her.
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The listener or reader infers, which means to deduce, whether correctly or not.
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He hopes eventually to provide the means to share data through the registry.
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Impact doesn't mean to influence; impact means to strike, collide, or pack firmly.
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It's an indictment ... it's not the means to the end that people think.
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"We all know what it means to break a girl," he told CNN.
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The coding was just a means to create all this and build confidence.
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This relationship may mean more to Nancy than it means to the kid.
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"It's hard to put into words what today means to me…" she wrote.
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We give away cars when we have had the means to do so.
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Huawei has used legal means to try to fight back against U.S pressure.
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But the Army was more than a means to an end for Barajas.
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Payment of them is being described as a "concrete" means to "affirm loyalty".
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It means to understand cryptocurrency you have to treat it like a startup.
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Danny explains K'un-Lun and what it means to be the Iron Fist.
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That's their trick: their absurdity is a goofy means to make emotions huge.
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Technical stuff is only interesting to me as a means to an end.
|
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"To be your own business means to set your own rates," he explained.
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Success became a means to wrest back control, literally to increase my value.
|
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"The party is just a vehicle, a means to an end," he said.
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Each attorney general has strong views about what it means to do justice.
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At Tuesday's Grammy event, McPhee spoke about how much David means to her.
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To you, Dad, you taught me what it means to be a man.
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"[I]t's part of what it means to be a professional," Bezos continued.
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You could say that he uses blockbuster means to advance art-house ends.
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Super-consumers remind them that these are just a means to an end.
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And they're changing how Americans think about what it means to serve justice.
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Technology is always a means to an end, never an end in itself.
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We have connections, camaraderie, associations, and the financial means to support each other.
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Both iPhone and Android devices have the means to regulate your tech usage.
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Others can find it difficult to understand what it means to be transgender.
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The laughs were a means to an end; but the ends were revelations.
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Here's how America voted, and what a Trump presidency means to your health.
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Only a tiny minority of locals has the means to pay for them.
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The demise of Moore's law could offer a means to restrict China's ambitions.
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Instead, the setting, characters, and political overtones are a means to an end.
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"We have other means to verify the information they provide," Abu Ali says.
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You really don't know how much it means to her and her family.
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And when you see what that means to people, it's an incredible fuel.
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That leaves poor tenant farmers mired in debt, with no means to invest.
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Whatever success means to you, know this: it doesn't happen in a week.
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And I think that that's what William and Randall's story means to me….
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But as a means to make the game safer, the proposal seems counterintuitive.
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She also spoke up about what it means to be a Black swimmer.
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Read on to see exactly what it means to get your brows tattooed.
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"Let's show them ... what freedom of speech means to the right," she said.
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A: People need to really think about what it means to have enough.
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They even had a word for this, monanacahuia, which means to "mushroom oneself".
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TG: To be "marooned" also means to be left ashore, abandoned, or forgotten.
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Stassi Schroeder is candidly showing what it means to be a psoriasis sufferer.
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Even migrants with the means to book travel typically pass through the center.
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But in many ways it's now recognized as a means to an end.
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Thousands found themselves without clean drinking water or means to communicate for weeks.
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"Happy Anniversary." gratitude and happiness best describe what my wife means to me.
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However, he has also resorted to worrisome means to shore up political power.
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Hopefully, he said, Wendall will see how much he means to their community.
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I know what it means to stand on the front line for freedom.
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Mobile technology has fundamentally changed what it means to be a social animal.
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Conversion from Catholicism to Islam is actually a means to divorce for some.
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Republican senators are also touting automatic enrollment as a means to bolster coverage.
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To be androgynous, by definition, means to be neither specifically feminine nor masculine.
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Those who have the means to stock up will do so, he said.
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Business backers gave McKinley the means to distribute 250m pieces of election literature.
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The definition of what it means to be "old" is complicated and dynamic.
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These processes were just supposed to be a means to a greater end.
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Building the units and creating that environment is a means to an end.
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"Everyone has their own interpretation of what it means to them," Demers says.
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Fighters are always looking for new ways and means to up their gas.
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Like chefs, most artists employ the guitar as the means to create something.
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He loves basketball but now sees it as a means to an end.
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"We know they have nuclear weapons and the means to deliver them," Gen.
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We're looking for our soul, our identity, what it means to be Panamanian.
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In this case, it's referring to a literal fast, which means to STARVE.
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We understand the magnitude of what Game 6 means to us at home.
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The word "survive" means to continue to function or prosper despite a hardship.
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Getting a bachelor's degree is what going to college means to most Americans.
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As faith leaders, we know what it means to speak truth to power.
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In this, we can see what it truly means to be a Bannonist.
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There are differences in opinion on the means to deal with these problems.
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He has health insurance and the means to pay for his son's care.
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The company had billed the IPO as a means to drive regional consolidation.
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We must think about what it means to partner with such a government.
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He saw TV as a means to help him raise money for charities.
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Matthew Alfieri knows exactly what it means to take the road less traveled.
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Those changes came amid a debate over what it means to be French.
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Recent studies suggest that we have currently available means to slenderize and economize.
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They lack the means to take much-needed time off or pay for
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It goes back to the idea of what it means to romanticize something.
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We need the means to solve this challenge, while maintaining blockchain's vast strengths.
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Maybe it's time to rethink what it means to call someone a weasel.
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Read more: Meghan Markle is changing what it means to be a royal
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There are generally no means to report security vulnerabilities when they are found.
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Freedom also requires possessing the means to lead a decent and fulfilling life.
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We have the means to resist any kind of political shock in Europe.
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The word apprentice comes from the Latin/French "apprendre," which means to learn.
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My work with the Heather Heyer Foundation is a means to that end.
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I know what it means to be a black man in this country.
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This also means that he likely will use any means to crush dissent.
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But Magufuli is not only relying on repressive means to stay in power.
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Whenever possible, they used any reasonable means to leave children safely with parents.
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Dr. Settersten's research focuses on what it means to become an adult today.
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Enforcement is a means to the end, and the end goal is compliance.
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"Blackpink actually means to say that 'pretty isn't everything'," said a YG rep.
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The priest argues that to become a swordsman means to master all swords .
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It is a beer drinking tournament, not a means to offend other cultures.
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Serious questions about free will, reality and what it means to be human?
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Sometimes, you don't know much something means to you until it's taken away.
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Melero was down to $14 of cash without the means to withdraw more.
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The secret's out, and I'm done caring what that means to everyone else.
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Emotions and frustrations aside, it doesn't matter what the leak means to me.
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What Tibetan bread means to one cook could be very different from another.
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They fight because for them, that's just what it means to be Thai.
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Injustice drove him to use religion as a means to bring about change.
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For Cattelan, it's not the end goal—it's a means to an end.
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"You don't know how much this means to me," he told the crowd.
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There is no money attached to it, though, nor means to raise any.
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"I want to teach my son that — what it means to be great."
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Can she also break Japan's expectations of what it means to be Japanese?
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However, she appeared to mix up what it means to "work" from home.
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So I asked Stephenson what it means to own CNN at this time.
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What that means to us is someone who tackles their health head on.
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"For us, democracy is a means to an end," Mr. Erdogan once declared.
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I simply want to explain what the Culiacán Botanical Garden means to me.
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"I know how much this means (to everybody on his team)," Harvick said.
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Photography became a means to cope with his anxiety, specifically around social interaction.
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Because that is what it means to be a human in our time.
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"People learn what it truly means to live within their means," says Solin.
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I have the means to go do the things I want to do.
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This juxtaposition embodies Foy's understanding of what it means to be an artist.
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So politics is a means to what they see as a religious goal?
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One of them is what it means to stay by the musicians' side.
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For Cuarón, however, the long take is only a means to an end.
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The entitled, manipulative narcissists for whom lying is a means to an end.
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"Phoning it in" means to do something with very little effort or enthusiasm.
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But to take the job means to be prepared to be worn out.
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I do believe that we mischaracterize what it means to experience television now.
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Can she also burst Japan's expectations of what it means to be Japanese?
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This is what it means to live in an economy of narrative scarcity.
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And you gotta think about what that means to how they feel, right?
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He had a wife whose extravagance was far beyond his means to gratify.
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Representative democracy provides a means to mediate these differences for the greater good.
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He sees culture as a means to achieve prestige and assert national identity.
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I think Brazilians have forgotten what it means to be ruled at gunpoint.
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Barajas' deportation forced him to think about what it means to straddle identities.
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Creativity was not a means to an end; it was the whole point.
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You can't necessarily read from people's bodies what their gender means to them.
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Gore election case as a means to block a vote to recall Gov.
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So what that means to me is health care as a human right.
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The Internet Computer provides a means to rebuild internet services in open form.
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But "mmus" is a verb that means "to suck" in the Arabic language.
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Meanwhile, those with the means to pay off their court costs are set.
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Feminism has opened up possibilities for what it means to be a woman.
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Many girls also don't know what it means to be assertive, she said.
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There are differing interpretations of what it means to celebrate on January 26.
|
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News Analysis Who gets to define what it means to be pro-women?
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To embrace this movie fully means to accept the case for its nonexistence.
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He means to emphasise its age, but could be clasping a dying relative.
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They've forgotten what it means to experience the particular beauty of the wilderness.
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I also think about what it means to be traveling as a woman.
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"To register means to put your name on an official list," he said.
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"But we have our own means to enter the political center," he said.
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Emmott sees political and civic equality as the means to an open society.
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"Still, I don't know what Pop Art means, to tell you the truth."
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So she turned to civic engagement as a means to make a difference.
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Medicaid is another option, especially if you don't have the means to save.
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Fashion in general is one of the best means to express one's identity.
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They are endlessly respectable, which means to say they are Saturday-night sinners.
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Through that lens, moms are seen only as a means to an end.
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I would like to set out briefly how the Government means to proceed.
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Denuclearization doesn't mean the same thing to us as it means to them.
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With no means to defend themselves, the villagers run and hide to survive.
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Like many former athletes, he saw sports as a means to that education.
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To garland already means to decorate with wreaths or a string of flowers.
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The Thread RE: RUDENESS Rachel Cusk pondered what it means to be polite.
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He's at the center of history, whether he means to be or not.
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To improve the cities means to improve the life of the American people.
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So how can we teach our children what it means to work hard?
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The president, though, sees the tariffs only as means to a productive end.
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It shows how much it really means to him to be leading us.
|
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First, Congress needs to make clear what it means to be a fugitive.
|
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Israelis would have no choice but to employ devastating means to defend themselves.
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Hasina said on Wednesday her party would not use "unfair means" to win.
|
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The Republicans must now decide what it means to be a conservative party.
|
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It does not dictate the outcome, only the means to arrive at one.
|
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The term "reform" means to modify or revise something to correct a defect.
|
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When Trump criticizes a leader, it is often a means to boost himself.
|
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Would everyone live forever, or just those with the means to afford it?
|
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Major League Baseball rules specifically prohibit using electronic means to steal hand signals.
|
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That means, to Pai, maybe the FCC doesn't need to ban them outright.
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There's some sense in which we don't know what it means to see.
|
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Until recently, I had never asked myself what it means to be Spanish.
|
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"What the Constitution Means to Me" topped plenty of 2018 year's best lists.
|
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They need to find some means to cooperate, or at least appear amicable.
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But "to satisfy" means to give you exactly what you need or want.
|
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"I think they already know what playing here means to me," Ewing said.
|
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This time, however, commerce is not the means to the end of community.
|
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We discussed the success of the meme and what nostalgia means to him.
|
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Her putative solution is as hideous as the problem it means to address.
|
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Sophie Turner and Maisie Williams epitomize what it means to be best friends.
|
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She had the means to pay for surgery, which has given her relief.
|
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We have always had violence within us and the means to pursue it.
|
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If you don't know what getting played means it means to get duped.
|
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That's not a pejorative statement; that's because of what it means to society.
|
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At the very least, Nintendo is making it clear that it's going to start supporting esports more than ever, giving players the means to compete in lag-free environments and giving broadcasters the means to create a professional viewing experience.
|
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All of which is to say that Dark is fun watch that left me thinking less about what it means to be human and more what it means to be a creature constrained by the boundaries of space and time.
|
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Indeed, the argument I want to make is that Homestuck itself is in fact a story about the internet, what it means to be here now, and what it means to have spent ten years (or more) living your life online.
|
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In other words, blackface is a form of "white knowing" (in reality, of white unknowing), of white projection, and of stipulating through performance of what it means to be black by way of lies about what it means to be white.
|
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"It was easier for me to say 'I know everything about what it means to be a struggling young woman' than it was for me to say 'I know what it means to run a law firm in Boston,'" she said.
|
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So, we are constantly talking about what it means to be a woman, but men need to really interrogate and talk about what it means to be a man, because it's that self-reflection that will lead to a broader conversation.
|
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Restricting access to the means to kill oneself can also make a big difference.
|
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The New Khmer Architecture becomes a means to explore memory, especially of Phnom Penh.
|
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I'll never be able to convey in words what Elana's generosity means to me.
|
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Neptune begins its retrograde, inspiring you to reflect on what community means to you.
|
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If you don't have the means to donate monetarily, donate your time by volunteering.
|
|
Whatever Joan means to you, she is a symbol of steadfast belief and endurance.
|
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"It's on you to dig deep and find the means to survive," Lachlainn said.
|
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If this A&E series is any indication: She means to keep that promise.
|
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You are contemplating fame and what it means to have that kind of power.
|
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The Cancer Moonshot initiative has raised questions about what it means to "cure" cancer.
|
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Importantly, it has provided them with the means to hide transactions they deem sensitive.
|
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Their work is questioning what it means to be a young Somali in 2016.
|
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Now, Walmart will define what it means to be an American self-checkout supervisor.
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It's always about that feeling, and the camera is a means to that feeling.
|
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It's about what it means to really walk throughout the world black and gay.
|
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Savers haven't saved nearly enough and don't have the means to improve the situation.
|
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The Australian government is watching and has the means to launch a cyber attack.
|
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And also, the word in Hebrew for sex is 'L'daat,' which means 'to know.
|
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This is a lovely time to reconsider what home and family means to you.
|
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And not everyone has the means to afford to live in their ideal house.
|
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I was beyond fortunate my parents had the means to pay for my surgery.
|
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For the retailers, this provides yet another means to offer instant satisfaction to customers.
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It's called Freight Farms, and it's reinventing what it means to be locally grown.
|
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On Pax, however, the grass might have an opinion and the means to retaliate.
|
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In a L'Oréal Paris video, she talks about what this opportunity means to her.
|
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"I have to demonstrate what it means to be a public servant," Harrison said.
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Whatever the answers, Werner said, basic income is the means to achieve those goals.
|
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Prerequisites include a healthy credit score and the means to pay entire balances upfront.
|
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Keller chokes up at the thought of how much Prince means to this town.
|
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Even those familiar with Mr Trump's thinking cannot say how he means to govern.
|
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"Some families are using all their last financial means to pitch in," she said.
|
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They have the least means to cushion the blow and the most to lose.
|
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We force readers to be more honest about what it means to be American.
|
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But Taft offers a refreshing take on what it means to be a startup.
|
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Those schools will have the incentive, and the means, to increase their initial offer.
|
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Muhammad Ali showed us what it means to have the heart of a champion.
|
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After all, competency on a musical instrument is just a means to an end.
|
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The first involves proving that a suspect had the means to commit a crime.
|
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Sykes spoke to Disney Animation News about what this episode means to her family.
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"Maria knows what it means to help people lead a healthier life," said Anderson.
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"She's been asking me what it means to vote," said the mother of two.
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"Yetbaghdad" — a play on the capital's name — means to live large, or show off.
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" The prefix con- means "with or together" and the suffix -fundo means "to pour.
|
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Carter felt that writing was a means to ask questions, "not to provide answers".
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But do we want the means to seize the opportunity in the long term?
|
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Whether he means to or not, he's cultivating his very own Reality Distortion Field.
|
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Those addicts are sometimes willing to resort to abhorrent means to fund their habit.
|
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That is also a means to ask "fascinating questions about the world", he says.
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Words can't express how much you and your music meant and means to me.
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What it means to be a Rookie, by the way, is no small task.
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Naruhito will have his own ideas about what it means to be a symbol.
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By contrast, "The Crippled Man", set in Ireland, queries what it means to live.
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They are moving the needle on what it means to be a good business.
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Alicia Silverstone is getting honest about what it means to be a celebrity mom.
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In fact, they know it means to expect their peers to be quite imperfect.
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I know what it means to be PR-able, fashionable… I really don't know.
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It goes to the core of what the country means to New Zealanders themselves.
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Again, there's a metaphor to jazz: to improvise means to embrace making a mistake.
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As seen in What It Means To Be Trans & At The Beach In America.
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Sex for you is a means to the ever-compelling merging between two selves.
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I know who I am and I know what Nina Simone means to me.
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Its global role gives America the means to impose financial sanctions to great effect.
|
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Wise leaders match means to national ends and do not act out of anger.
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All People that represent the best qualities of what it means to be American!
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But repeal and replace is a means to an end, not an end itself.
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Everyone between him and the big man is simply a means to an end.
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What do you think it means to be a Muslim living in Britain today?
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Do you understand what it means to me to finally, finally live my truth?
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White supremacists were eager and willing to use violent means to suppress the vote.
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I think American men are confused about what it means to be a man.
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As a nation we often reflect on what it means to be an American.
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Uncharted 4 really doubles down on what it means to be an Uncharted game.
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Could you explain specifically what it means to you to call a record CHORDS ?
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The role is seen as a means to ameliorate its recent public relations disasters.
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" It pledged formally to "use every legal means to avoid integration in the schools.
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" As to what health means to her, Upton said it's "all about feeling good.
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I know who I am and I know what Nina Simone means to me.
|
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Women are confused about what it means to be female in 21st century Japan.
|
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The question is whether he understands those signals -- or even means to send them.
|
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Who cares what the economists say are the best means to assure economic revival?
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Here's how they decided on that number and what the reef means to Australia.
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Such abstracted representations expand what it means to capture a place through photographic representations.
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Casement knows what it means to be Suffolked because he has been Suffolked himself.
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Technical advancements become available to anyone with the will and means to acquire them.
|
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Many Rohingya with the means to leave Myanmar did so by perilous sea journey.
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Without an external enemy, he will have to find other means to rally support.
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I love hearing their excitement and stories of what it means to know me.
|
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Read on to find out what it means to be a woman in 2016.
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Most parents have the means to set aside some money for their children's education.
|
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Google Nest Hub isn't just a means-to-an-end for smart home simplicity.
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We note the scalability of capex as a means to support cash flow generation.
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We are the only profession that celebrates what it means to live a life.
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Trump will use this as a means to deflect questions about his birther stance.
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You grappled with the question of what it means to be a "good" agent.
|
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Somebody needs to teach this child about what it means to be a competitor.
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This is what it means to be a governor; to be a real leader.
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" As to what health means to her, Upton said it's "all about feeling good.
|
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For Silicon Valley, UBI is a sleek technological means to a very different end.
|
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The team's ownership group has more than enough means to privately finance the stadium.
|
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Amway's China division devised clever, legal means to reward networkers who recruit other salespeople.
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That is part of what it means to be a democracy, that is essential.
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As in all conflicts, military tools are only a means to a political end.
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But in the cosmopolitan's case, to be mobile means to absorb other cultural forms.
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Which is not, by any means, to say that Brexit is a good idea.
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Or could the clue be hinting at the verb "needle," which means to TEASE?
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Bannon sees cultural warfare as the means to create enduring change in American politics.
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"Shodhana" means clarifying or purifying, and "Pranayama" means to take control of the breath.
|
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Nobody mentions Ike and means to refer to the Fender bass named for him.
|
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Trump said Tuesday he was open to finding diplomatic means to address his concerns.
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Public power systems have limited means to raise funds for our communities' capital needs.
|
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Because of the day and what July 4th means to me, I felt disrespected.
|
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Freedom and compassion are at the heart of what it means to be Americans.
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Words, for me and, I assume, for Watkins, are a means to personal deliverance.
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The bill explicitly prohibits private lawsuits as a means to enforce the new right.
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Kant insisted we never use another human being as a means to an end.
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All I could think was: Is this what it means to be a woman?
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He wrestles soulfully with what kind of father he is and means to be.
|
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Case in point: Sometimes a two piece is simply a means to an end.
|
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Streisand then touched on her experiences to explain what Clinton's candidacy means to her.
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Weggen puts a unique spin on what it means to be a wildlife photographer.
|
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So it's possible that aliens don't use radio waves as a means to communicate.
|
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This dangerous ideology now dominates debates over what it means to be "truly" French.
|
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This is not the first time Greenpeace has used paragliding as means to protest.
|
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The Houthis would remain a parochial concern with no means to harm American interests.
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He is highly skilled in his discipline, but without the means to leverage it.
|
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Simply put, the world community has no means to hold the corporations to account.
|
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The outlawing of strikes has proven ineffective as a means to control labor disputes.
|
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"Immigration" means to settle in a city or country that is not one's own.
|
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Modeling means to live the Microsoft culture and be a demonstrable example for employees.
|
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This was created as a means to avoid another federal bailout of crumbling banks.
|
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But prosecution is a means to an end -- getting dangerous people off the street.
|
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"My life is an empty cylinder," Morris declares, and he means to fill it.
|
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The Supreme Court justified its budget ruling as a means to guarantee constitutional order.
|
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Many women, however, didn't have the time or the means to travel such distances.
|
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It's possible that the president means to refer solely to the corporate tax rate.
|
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Throughout history religion has been used as a means to gain or manipulate power.
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That is, if one had the means to take part in its upper life.
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Many billionaire clients were looking for opportunities and had the means to withstand volatility.
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