These guys were never meant to record an album, never meant to define a genre, and never meant to reunite.
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Humans are meant to walk — they're meant to move around.
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It meant having control over your life; it meant freedom.
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I know all the Marvel TV show code names: "Crime" meant The Punisher, "Group Therapy" meant The Defenders, "Violet" meant Jessica Jones.
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Femininity meant softness, and softness, in sports, meant you were benched.
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"Elephants aren't meant to be trophies, they're meant to roam free."
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Whataboutism isn't meant to justify anything; it's meant to permit everything.
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I thought it meant something but I think it meant nothing.
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I meant what I said And I said what I meant.
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I thought it meant something, but I think it meant nothing.
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Self-determination meant food security, and national autonomy meant territorial control.
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I feel what is meant to be is meant to be.
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He meant what he said, and he said what he meant.
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Heads meant to decide in the affirmative; tails meant to decline.
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Again, they didn't know which color meant earning and which meant saving.
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"Younger me could smell the misogyny: vaginas only meant to be fucked, breasts only meant to be sucked, mouths only meant to blow," she says.
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I never really understood the difference between what it meant to be Arab, what it meant to be Lebanese, and what it meant to be Muslim.
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According to Food Navigator, for some Millennials it meant organic, while for some, it meant environmentally friendly, and for others, it meant better taste or aroma.
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He's treated his showmanship as his chief qualification: Improvising meant he had good instincts; insulting opponents meant he was tough; shouting meant he wasn't low-energy.
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That's where I'm meant to be, that's who I'm meant to be with.
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A day off meant we could do things we'd always meant to do.
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We know what Cathy meant to her, and what Cathy meant to do.
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If it's no longer meant to be, it's no longer meant to be.
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And you know what that would have meant, what that could have meant.
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"I meant what I said, and I said what I meant," he repeats.
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Voters wanted someone who said what they meant and meant what they said.
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More money meant more money, but sometimes it also meant more to lose.
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This is not meant to bother other people; it is meant to empower people.
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More potency meant more intoxication for individuals, which meant more negative effects among them.
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Amper isn't meant to create the next AI superstar; it's meant to enable musicians.
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We've always seen it as 'if it's meant to be, it's meant to be.
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He was so determined that you were meant to be — meant to be ours.
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I don't think she meant what people think she meant and that she misspoke.
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For this, because it was meant — look, it's meant to push people through here.
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Calder's circus was not meant to be seen; it was meant to be watched.
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She could have meant another Aubrey, but we choose to believe she meant Drake.
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The manifestoes aren't meant to stand alone; they are meant to be in dialogue.
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The book had meant something to her, which in turn meant something to me.
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Yellow meant I caused trouble, and red meant I caused a lot of trouble.
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"If it was meant to be, it was meant to be," he said. But.
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That's why we say if it was meant to be, it's meant to be.
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It is not meant to bolster the American economy, it's meant to save it.
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I meant Medicare and Medicaid...I meant every single solitary thing in the government.
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Sound finances meant controlling the debt, which in wartime meant generating revenue through taxes.
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Cold meant ice, and ice meant seals and whales and polar bears, and the animals meant enough meat to fill a village's ice cellars, buried deep in the permafrost.
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He meant that apology, and I knew he meant it because he changed his behavior.
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What was meant for me — and had always been meant for me — was finally here.
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Choosing "easy" meant your character was white, while "very difficult" meant your character was black.
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Feelings aren't meant to be managed; they're meant to be honored, expressed, processed, and felt!
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"Starving myself meant resisting an endless longing and drinking meant submitting to it," she writes.
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In the '80s, success meant excess, bigger was better, and wealth was meant for display.
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The math was simple: More money meant more ads, and more ads meant more votes.
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It's a dream that's meant to stay a dream, that's not meant to come true.
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That's because Big Cheese Pull isn't meant to be eaten—it's meant to be seen.
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But what I say is not meant to be exciting, it's meant to be accurate.
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This meant fewer raisins, which meant that raisins were naturally going to be more expensive.
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Apple set out to make a phone as dominated by the screen as possible, which meant removing the bezels, which meant removing the fingerprint sensor, which meant adding a 3D-sensing camera for Face ID. Which meant taking a considerable bite out of the screen.
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Some are meant to heal you, some are meant to teach you how to build yourself up, and some are meant to show you how to trust your own intuition.
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What this meant for de Blasio was obvious; what it meant for McCray was less so.
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It meant a lot to me and I know it meant a lot to my dad.
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And then you&aposll -- if it&aposs meant to be it will be meant to be.
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I don't think people think hard enough about what it meant, what that particular case meant.
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"This is not meant to replace in-person visits, it's meant to complement them," he said.
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They are meant to be used in a procession that was meant to be a film.
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"The brand wasn't meant to tread water, it was meant to grow," the spokesperson told Refinery29.
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It's meant to be funny, but it's also meant to bang, which it sort of does.
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Libra isn't meant for people without bank accounts; it's meant for people who already have money.
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In fact, slavery meant different things in different medieval cultures, although it always meant being unfree.
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Tesla is meant to help with the former; SolarCity is meant to help with the latter.
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High production costs meant high retail prices, and that meant putting artistic ego to one side.
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The drug was not meant to cure his cancer; it was meant to cure his terror.
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"This show is meant to entertain, but it is obviously meant to be provocative," King said.
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A 401(k) isn't meant to be used as a savings account; it's meant for retirement.
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I wanted to be sure, in other words, that he meant what I thought he meant.
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Instead, they had to wage war in the open field which meant they needed to wield larger armies to give themselves a better chance at winning which meant they needed more money, which meant they needed more taxes, which meant they needed a better government system.
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"One day, 'fake news' meant a deliberate hoax, the next it meant an erroneous prediction," she said.
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"I meant to upset you; I meant to piss you all off, and it worked," he said.
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It's meant to hold you together and I'm not sure we're meant to use it so lightly.
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For example, some steam cleaners are meant for deeper cleans, while others are meant for spot removal.
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The pills app is not meant to scan chocolate, the scan was meant as a funny poke.
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For the coaches, that meant implementing their systems quickly, and for the players, that meant building camaraderie.
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After all, no more soldiers meant no more veterans, which meant no more Department of Veterans Affairs.
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Most strikingly, that meant plastic — the kind not really meant to be worn next to the skin.
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You're meant to walk through it, you're not meant to sit there and try to understand it.
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These comparisons tend to come in two forms: those meant to elevate, and those meant to denigrate.
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Maybe this album wasn't meant to tell the story of Toronto, it was meant to sound like it.
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One kind of packaging not meant to age: boxed wines, which are generally meant to be consumed immediately.
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But my grandfather Sixto insisted that it was meant for me and meant to be de por vida.
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More sales meant more drivers logged in to bring orders, which in turn meant speedier service to customers.
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The News Feed is meant for rapid, near-mindless scrolling; video is meant for intent, lean-back viewing.
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He knew I had a boyfriend, but apparently that meant more to me than it meant to him.
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He told me about how much I meant to him, and how much our love meant to him.
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Samsung says it's not meant for security and is simply meant to make the phone easy to unlock.
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Meetings can be broken up into two types: those meant to distribute information and those meant for discussion.
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O'Brother's music is not meant to be listened to so much as it is meant to hit you.
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He was smiling when I glanced at him but I knew he meant it, or half meant it.
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"This franchise meant more to John than it meant to anybody, including myself even," McNall told VICE Sports.
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One space is meant to be inhabited, while the other is meant to project the illusion of habitation.
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These days, it isn't necessarily clear what's meant for looking and what's meant for reading, let alone buying.
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Digitization meant there had to be lifelong learning and it meant new solutions within social systems, Merkel said.
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" "Whether he meant to shoot her or whether he just meant to discharge the firearm is no consequence.
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It was meant to cultivate "wordless awareness," which meant no speaking, no phones, no music, and no books.
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It's not meant to be a real currency; it's meant to be a pseudo-currency inside this world.
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"We had many conversations about what it meant to be a man, what it meant to take responsibility for one's life, what it meant to try to live a set of principles," he said.
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These pillows of heaven are not meant to be microwaved, and not meant to convert people who hate vegetables.
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This tribute was never meant to only symbolize America, it was meant to symbolize the loss of life, period.
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And that Trump will have proxies who will be able to explain what he meant — or should have meant.
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I meant that Rachel was not like Gerald Mastracchio but I also meant that she wasn't like Peter Gilbert.
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For Kentridge, this meant one large woodcut, while for Webster it meant drawing on mostly small pieces of paper.
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"It meant a lot to our family, and it would have meant a lot to Dad," Bob Casper said.
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Sometimes, that has meant dreaming up new superheroes, but it has also meant reimagining and diversifying well-known stories.
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The DA's office is meant to protect us, is meant to serve justice, and there was no justice here.
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Artworks are not meant merely to be looked at any more than poems are merely meant to be read.
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Kuzu later tweeted again, saying he had not meant an obscenity, and had meant to say "Oh come on, foreigner".
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MACHI: Well, these laws were not meant for children&aposs lemonade stands, Greg, they were meant for adults lemonade stands.
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Her idea of what it meant to be a collector also meant investing in the artist as a human being.
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Pregnancy, though, meant all my clothes became clingy, and any weight I gained only meant I filled them out better.
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As it turned out, I was not meant to walk a path at all -- I was meant to climb one.
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The higher resolution also meant bigger file sizes which meant fewer songs that could be stored on the PonoPlayer device.
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While Perspective is meant for people moderating or writing comments, Tune is meant for the rest of us—the lurkers.
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But The Exercise Dress isn't meant for one specific sport, it's just meant to be worked out in, Haney says.
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Because of that, it isn't meant to be continually charged and discharged — it's only meant to last through 500 cycles.
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Mozilla notes Codemoji is meant to be an educational tool and isn't really meant to be a secure communications service.
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These meant nothing to the first European explorers to see them, just as Mercator projections meant nothing to the Marshallese.
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Making the correct inferences and following the correct method meant more scientific breakthroughs, which meant faster and more powerful machines.
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"We're not meant to look like everyone else, we are meant to look like ourselves... and you're rare," she says.
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Pooling our money meant making lots of choices on how we were spending, and that meant confronting potential financial uncertainty.
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That meant no sex, but it also meant making sure boys didn't think she was flirting or being otherwise promiscuous.
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If it meant nothing to him, then I meant nothing to him—and I'll lose all interest in this project.
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Ms. Mastropietro explained that a halt to refugee arrivals meant a halt to some federal funding, which meant budget cuts.
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Ultimately, the lawsuit says, that meant pilots weren't aware of the MCAS system, since it was meant to operate automatically.
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And the civil rights movement was not meant to make two separate people; it was meant to make one people.
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Someone else was throwing toys not meant to be thrown and jumping on toys not meant to be jumped on.
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It's like a Hummer or a Jeep, something that's meant to get beat up, meant to get shot at, meant to grind its way through the most horrifying terrain and terrible circumstances that lay ahead of it.
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When Lore thought about what it meant to sell Jet — which could have meant offering small pieces to venture capitalists along the way — a partnership with Wal-Mart meant he could accelerate his vision faster, he said.
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In cases of explicit abuse, bigotry, and manipulation, harm is almost always tethered to the criterion of intentionality: the idea that someone meant to hurt another person, meant to sow chaos and confusion, meant to ruin someone's life.
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Shales' creations aren't meant to fool or scare people; rather, they're meant to be fun and funny, and occasionally politically satirical.
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While all this meant it was a terrible time to buy, it also meant it was a great time to sell.
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Sometimes there's nothing you can do, sometimes things are just meant to to be the way they are meant to be.
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Because once I knew I loved Broadway musicals, that meant I loved Broadway, which meant I wanted to be on Broadway.
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Stanway would say, wagging her finger — and it soon became clear to me that skirts meant 'girl,' and trousers meant 'boy.
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While there isn't a clear indication that these dolls are meant to be queer, they still meant a lot to people.
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"These functions are meant to support drivers, and are not meant as self-driving capabilities,"said Executive Vice President Hideyuki Sakamoto.
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Congress should ask whether Mueller meant in this statement to refer to impeachment, and whether by "the President" he meant Trump.
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" Another tweet said, "Women were meant to hang around for a few seconds these days, dogs are meant to stick around.
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"The idea was these weren't really meant to be educational programs but were meant to be rewards to physicians," Brown said.
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Their presence was never meant to disrupt the court proceedings, it was meant to show the justice system they were watching.
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That meant streaming an unhealthy amount of CNN, and it meant unmuting any time the word "missile defense" crossed the screen.
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For Clay, rising through the ranks meant having to work within the system — even if that meant she had to compromise.
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Perhaps they're meant to satirize corporations; perhaps they're meant to expose our latent acceptance of whatever marketing teams throw at us.
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Artists strategically build tools that are never meant to function properly, and push systems further than they were meant to go.
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Bell, what it meant to be a marginalized woman; in Lochner, what it meant to be a laborer; in Bowers v.
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And it was pretty simple: White meant light and daytime and good and safety; black meant night, darkness, bad, and danger.
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That meant durable materials, of course, but it also meant durable ideas; both were required to withstand the test of time.
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"A rape kit is meant to embody the voice of a survivor; it's meant to speak on your behalf," Shvarts says.
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"I think I'm burning out," she said to Sam, and he thought she meant on work, but she meant on everything.
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"I'm not sure what you're meant to do with it: I think you're meant to fill your pen," he says, conspiratorially.
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Sharing my story meant a lot to me and as it turns out, it meant a lot to other people too.
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Ideas aren't meant to be carved in stone and left inviolate; they're meant to stimulate the next idea and the next.
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Congress wasn't meant to ignore a rogue, lawless, or indisciplined White House — it was meant to overwhelm it, to contain it.
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In their case, it meant playing higher up the bill at big-boy festivals like Dekmantel, it meant getting that coveted RA mix, it meant generally becoming even better known and even more well-loved than they'd been previously.
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She really didn't explain what all that meant — and I'm not really sure she knew what it meant either — but it worked!
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That meant that most new inquiries never happened — in a sense, it meant that objectivity was more an ideal than a reality.
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And that also meant we had to shoot each of those scenes twice basically, which meant the rehearsal time was really important.
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We were made by a power of love, and our lives were meant - and are meant - to be lived in that love.
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The Grammys are meant to be a night of celebration — they are not necessarily meant to be a time of collective mourning.
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That meant leaving some cattle and sheep un-farmed on the map, but it also meant I survived until the happy end.
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"I'm particularly excited to talk about my Elvis experiences—what he meant to me and what I meant to him," he continues.
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Hangouts itself is meant to… actually, I don't know what it's meant to be now and I'm not sure Google does either.
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There's a solid core to what Tom Petty meant to American culture, and what he meant to me as a becoming-American.
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It meant we could figure out our timing, it meant actors had something to work against, and our framing was gonna work.
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She meant that moving toward conflict became part of Colvin's identity, even when it meant ignoring her own instinct for self-preservation.
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In the long term, that meant appointing new judges, but, in the short term, it meant constraining the power of old judges.
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We weren't all meant to agree, but we were meant to elevate the discussion through our disagreements, instead of bringing it down.
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It's meant to do that to people that listen to it and it's meant to do that to people that execute it.
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This is where I'm meant to be and on Saturday night I'm gonna prove why this is where I'm meant to be.
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Language is meant to be inclusive, but most important, it is meant to expand, to be updated and challenged by the times.
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As such, bail payments are not meant to be prohibitively expensive — they are meant to incentivize a person to return to court.
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The tumblers, meanwhile, are marked with animals, including a rabbit meant to signify abundant love and a ram meant to embody perseverance.
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"At times that has meant moving in Taipei's direction; at other times it has meant backing off demonstrations of support," he said.
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While its clothes are meant to sweat in, they're also meant to easily transition into the rest of your life as well.
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But "better than expected" meant that Labour remained in the opposition, which also meant it didn't have the power to solve Brexit.
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Indeed, the performance was not meant to be something simply watched, and we were not meant to be spectators passively consuming art.
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But it's ok, because not everyone is meant to love you; some people are meant to come into your life for a specific amount of time, they do their purpose in your life, and then they're meant to be gone.
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It wasn't until later on in my life I fully comprehended what this book really meant in the context of the american 60's, what it meant for social justice and anti-discrimination fighters and what it meant for women.
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Jackson meant so much to so many people, but it's especially inspiring to read, in their words, what he meant to his children.
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" When asked if he meant she was the greatest female tennis player of all time, Federer clarified that he meant the greatest "overall.
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At times, that meant blowing past a big man on a switch; other times, it meant bullying a smaller defender in the paint.
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Eclipses have this weird "meant to be" feeling about them—trust that whatever's happening is meant to take place for a higher purpose.
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But what, exactly, sanctions on Russia are meant to do, or how, exactly, they are meant to counter Russian aggression, is less clear.
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I had more curves than my friends, and being more developed meant being chubby, which meant I was automatically unattractive in my mind.
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The Horizon comes in grey, black, and brown, with more than 60 different straps, half meant for men and half meant for women.
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But you can't treat without a diagnosis, which meant brain scans, which meant $2,500 down before the technicians would warm up the machine.
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" When asked if he meant she was the greatest female tennis player of all time, Federer clarified that he meant the greatest "overall.
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It's meant to be art and it's meant to evoke feelings and people can take it in the way that best suits them.
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Social security numbers were never meant to be secret, they were just meant to identify workers in order to keep track of benefits.
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Being chair once meant you were in the cool kids' club, and assignments on powerful committees meant a say in major legislation debates.
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Participants rated their responses to these statements on a six-point scale, on which one meant "strongly disagree" and six meant "strongly agree".
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For a lot of Met Gala attendees, the theme meant to honor the evolving relationship between fashion and technology just meant wearing silver.
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"I don't know if that meant he saw a bear [or] if a bear embraced him, or what it meant," he told WCTI.
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Ms. Rocklin assumed Nakesha meant certain books had seemed meaningful to her; she was disturbed to learn that Nakesha meant actual written messages.
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"Her idea of what it meant to be a collector also meant investing in the artist as a human being," Ms. Bumbray said.
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Less birth control meant more unintended pregnancies, which meant higher abortion rates — including often deadly unsafe abortions in areas where abortion was illegal.
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In its current state, you can't distinguish scenes meant to borrow comedy-hour elements from those meant to be taken at face value.
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On Friday morning, Morning Joe host Mika Brzezinski said that the president-elect had actually meant what he first appeared to have meant.
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The philosophy is handy if you already believe that the rich are meant to be rich and the poor meant to be poor.
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There's emphatic swearing, for instance, which is meant to highlight a point, and dysphemistic swearing, which is meant to make a point provocatively.
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This isn't meant to be alarmist, but is instead meant to underscore matter that Congress can take quick, broad-reaching steps to address.
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That's the essence of what high crimes and misdemeanors have always been—they meant that before the founding, they've meant that ever since.
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I read fic that was meant to comfort and soothe and fic that was meant to make you laugh and fic that was meant to make you cry, and absolutely none of it was correcting or replacing the show in my heart.
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The IIT spokesperson added that the ban was not meant to penalize the startups as much as it was meant to protect the students.
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Ryan's family informed the hospital how much Mollie meant to Ryan and, in turn, how much the dying man meant to his loyal dog.
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Now, we're wondering if Eve meant she had never slept with a woman before or if she meant she had never murdered someone before.
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I should have taken my time to figure out what selling really meant and what stocks really meant, but you live and you learn.
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And, also, one could argue what he meant back then is exactly what he meant now, but he did it in a sloppy way.
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Depending on the game, sometimes that meant going to a physical, real-world event; sometimes it just meant having the right pre-order disc.
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If TARP was meant to keep the economy out of free fall, the stimulus was meant to help it get back into good shape.
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That meant I risked arrest at any international border and that as a UK citizen it also meant my US visa was automatically revoked.
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"The idea was these weren't really meant to be educational programs but were meant to be rewards to physicians," she said, according to Bloomberg.
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In the end, a high score meant getting a candy treat (desirable!) and a low score meant they'd eat canned beans (kind of weird!).
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"You just know when someone's meant to tell a story, and when you're part of something that is meant to be told," Feldstein said.
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That meant shooting sleeping people only from angles that did not reveal their identities; it meant not taking photos that were sensational or suggestive.
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If for Lawrence liberation meant freedom from Southern oppression, for Green, the creator of the Green Books, it meant the end of his business.
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She returned to New York and took a job in program development, which she thought meant developing programs but which really meant raising money.
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This is not meant as a political statement or a political column; it is meant to highlight the exciting potential that development would offer.
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Hough calls it a "whole-self fitness session," meant to build mental and spiritual strength as much as it's meant to build physical strength.
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What I meant, I didn't see what was written, but what I meant is, I'm very interested in how we think about regions comprehensively.
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"I was on drugs and trying to be hilarious," she said before she explained that the tweet meant exactly what you thought it meant.
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"My theory was that he changed when he realized that being a priest meant serving God, but being a director meant BEING God," he said.
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Road to VR's Ben Lang has a theory that makes sense, though: the Rift S isn't really meant for hardcore fans, it's meant for developers.
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After filing the complaint, they had to drop out of Pepperdine, which meant losing their scholarships, which also meant losing the stipends funding their housing.
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And he's learned the inherent difference between those people who are meant to be their own boss and those who are meant to be employees.
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Companies' terms of service and related policies aren't meant to protect consumers, they're meant to protect companies — and they can change at a moment's notice.
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This meant having to hunt in groups, and that meant becoming more social: people had to co-operate in the foray, and share the rewards.
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And if you meant it, if you honestly meant it, which he didn&apost, you should actually house an MS-13 thug in your abode.
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Apple hasn't directly acknowledged if these keyboard updates were meant to repel debris or if they were just meant to make typing a little quieter.
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I had chosen not to break it, and as much as it had meant to me when I came, it meant more to me now.
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Being away from home meant they were easy to control and being close to the stadiums meant that transportation costs were kept at a minimal.
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On one hand, it meant that consumers were benefiting from the high level of competition, and this meant that things were improving on all fronts.
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Chris Hemsworth's move back to Oz meant ditching 8203 gorgeous homes in L.A. -- which in turn meant lining his pockets with an extra $2.6 million!
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This is meant to make Judith a creature of insatiable appetites, which is meant to be alluring, especially since she keeps herself so saleably slim.
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For a 100-meter race, that meant almost a second, and in top competition it almost always meant the difference between first and second place.
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Then came the ban, which meant he could no longer use the chemical on the dicamba-resistant soybeans and cotton it was meant to protect.
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Currently, scammers often display bogus numbers — sometimes spoofing official or local numbers meant to inspire trust, or faraway ones meant to play on your curiosity.
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The loans, meant for small businesses with less than 500 employees, are meant to incentivize businesses to keep employees on payroll, according to the IRC.
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She said the blog post was meant to be "expounded on" comedy and not meant to reflect all of the exact details of the incident.
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It's still not entirely clear what Trump meant, or thought he meant, by bringing CrowdStrike into the conversation, which you can read in full below.
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Vibe checks elude a precise definition, which meant a lot of people were really confused about what it meant and probably failed their vibe checks.
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It's not obvious Trump meant to say that, or even knew what saying that meant, as Manafort immediately began denying Trump had ever said it.
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This track — originally meant for Carly Rae Jepsen's Emotion Side B — is finally surfacing as the early summer hit it was always meant to be.
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I think that this was how my own version of Link was always meant to look and how the game was always meant to be played.
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Running Spotify in the background meant a steady stream of pings to Sweden, while MacOS meant even the tiniest tasks would phone home to San Francisco.
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"The reality is the way the legislation is being designed is they are meant to coexist, not meant to step on each other's toes," Costen said.
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Shotguns are meant for shooting and guitars are meant for playing, but you've never been able to do both at the same time — until now. Rev.
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Up to this point, I had buried my dysphoria, terrified that acknowledging it automatically meant a transition, which meant losing my job, family and becoming homeless.
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The conference was meant to kick off this new group, and was meant to respond to what organizers saw as a growing conversation about nationalist ideas.
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They attempted to hijack legitimate events meant to do good – teaching self-defense, providing legal aid – as well as those events meant to widen a rift.
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I really don't believe you can exist OK in isolation, because humans are not meant to be isolated, and they're not meant to be self-centered.
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When you go out on the road you find out real quick whether it's meant for you or not, and it just wasn't meant for me.
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And I was very nervous going in to watch it, just because of how much it meant to me, and how much it meant to Greta.
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Before Friday nights meant going out, they meant staying in and hoping that maybe your parents would let you enjoy some Bagel Bites with your sitcoms.
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But in others, the book has become another object altogether—not one meant to be read, but one meant to be reconsidered within a new context.
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The one-handed ice axe meant that an ice climber could have a hand free with which to affix protection, which meant ascending riskier, steeper ice.
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"These functions are meant to support drivers, and are not meant as self-driving capabilities" which let drivers take their eyes off the road, he said.
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With only 65 beds meant for biocontainment or quarantine, the facilities in Omaha were meant to help stave off a pandemic, not overcome one already underway.
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And in this sense, Pidathala had always known what tempering meant — in the private, idiosyncratic language of her family, it meant it was time for lunch.
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In the theater, some of what is emerging in the vein of '80s renaissance reminds us of what social networks really meant before they meant Facebook.
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In some cases, this has meant other forms of Christianity; in others, it has meant extra-institutional religion; in others, a new relationship with the church.
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Whether he meant to or not, Sondland confirmed the thrust of the whistleblower complaint, which said Trump's requests for investigations were meant to help his campaign.
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A subscription to Mother Jones meant you were a lefty; a subscription to Forbes or Fortune or an American Express membership meant that you had money.
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That meant replacing their existing fleet of loud and dirty airplanes with much quieter models — even if it meant some trade-offs in terms of performance.
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"It was meant as a humorous way of promoting the new $5 McPick Meal Deal, and in no way meant to offend," Grachnik wrote to the CBC.
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While that meant lots of tears and toasts, it also meant the ensemble cast got to step out together for the last time in their Westeros best.
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"We don't know what his ultimate goal is, whether he meant to hit it low like he did or he meant to hit it higher," Sandoval said.
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Last season, that meant spending big to bring Johnny Cueto and Jeff Samardzija into the rotation, and this offseason it meant signing free agent closer Mark Melancon.
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It's meant to work in tandem with Farsali's popular volcanic serum — which is meant to douse the dermis with antioxidants — and also works as pre-foundation prep.
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This whole idea that British people are meant to be more dry and Australian people are meant to be more outlandish is a load of fucking crap.
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The FISA Act was meant for targeting non-US citizens, just like the NSA was meant to collect foreign intelligence — but those restrictions have become almost meaningless.
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Slack's sign-in button is really meant for teams Slack's sign-in button is really meant for teams, though, which is Slack's corner in the chat market.
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It meant that I didn't need to buy a Windows license to use my devices and it also meant the end of Windows Mobile and, ultimately, Nokia.
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"I've recorded it multiple times of what he's meant for my career, what he's meant for the Lakers organization, and the NBA," James said after Wednesday's victory.
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Tesla already manufactures battery packs for stationary power storage — the Powerwall is meant for homes, and the much larger PowerPack is meant for commercial or industrial clients.
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"The law does not answer fundamental questions about who it is meant to encompass, and whether it's meant to encompass deep infrastructure companies like Cloudflare," he says.
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It meant a lot to me when the woman gave it to me but it meant even more to be able to give it to someone else.
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She encouraged students to avoid online behavior meant to "own the libs," meaning making comments or taking actions meant specifically to upset or anger liberal-leaning people.
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For some, that meant shredding on guitar in a room full of lit candles; for others, it meant shilling for various global corporations and being compensated accordingly.
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Ugh, HBO, this is so not what we meant when we said we wanted them to all reunite — we meant we wanted to see them together ALIVE.
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I had never meant for my hair-dyeing to become a means for me to escape myself—it was meant to be a way of self-expression.
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But as the Year of Mercy progressed, I realized that what Pope Francis meant by mercy had almost nothing to do with what I thought it meant.
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It's not obvious Trump meant to say that, or that he even knew what saying that meant, as Manafort immediately began denying Trump had ever said it.
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What we can't project yet is what it meant that they actually won, even if winning only meant a temporary end to the drilling of the pipeline.
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This focus on the ferocity of the war is not meant to paper over the flaws in the agreement that are meant to help bring about peace.
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But the strategy has also meant containing the President, seething from the investigation he has repeatedly described as illegitimate and meant as a political weapon against him.
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It also meant that Musk was trotting himself out more often: because Tesla doesn't advertise, promoting the brand meant Musk had to serve as a celebrity hypeman.
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A newfound freedom in her wardrobe coupled with a much larger group of peers meant Walcott started to really think about what personal style meant to her.
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For her to have a current player respect her husband as I do, that reiterates what he meant to the game, what he meant to the people.
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Even if it meant putting up with darkness in the afternoon, they would rather be on European time because it meant being part of the European Union.
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Merely thinking about transitioning was somehow distinct from wanting to transition, as long as I was the one doing the thinking, which meant that I was not trans, which meant that I ought not to transition, which meant that I had no choice but to continue thinking about transition.
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These shortcomings meant voters were never "officially advised of the entirety" of what the ordinance meant, or how it would change existing law, Chief Justice Lawton Nuss wrote.
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Their nudity provokes in us none of the anxieties of the voyeur who watches something that was meant to be hidden: this nudity wasn't meant to be hidden.
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Zeid said repeated strikes on medical facilities, which are meant to be protected by international law, meant people with extreme injuries now faced a slow and painful death.
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Brokerage accounts are meant for customers to hold cash until it can be invested in securities, and those accounts aren't meant to be strictly for savings, Harbeck said.
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Ending their popular show meant slowing down because no matter how much it meant to them, it wasn't worth risking what's most important: their relationship and their family.
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So in Latin, adiurare meant to swear to do something, and abiurare meant to swear off it—the ab and ad clear as day to your average Roman.
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When we were told Brexit meant taking back powers for Parliament, no one told my constituents this meant the French parliament and the German parliament, not our own.
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Remove the middle generation, and the family's lacking something, which meant they felt closer, which meant they talk to each other more than perhaps a normal family does.
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Americans are just a bit more upbeat about what 2802 meant to them personally compared to what it meant for the U.S., according to an Axios/SurveyMonkey poll.
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It really sort of drove home what we were trying to do, and how much this movie meant to us and how much it meant to other people.
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Dame's lawsuit even reads like a story meant to be shared and digested, rather than a terse legal document meant to rapidly resolve a pressing violation of law.
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It symbolizes how I thought we weren't meant to be together, but maybe we were meant to be together, but I don't know because I hate her now.
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What mainstream economists often fail to understand is China's exchange rate isn't meant to adjust to change, for example to new U.S. tariffs, it's meant to enforce stability.
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Just like its predecessor, WeDo 2.0 is meant to introduce students to robotics, engineering and programming, but it's also meant as a tool for teaching STEM in general.
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Unlike other protests, the Ashes Actions were not only meant to shock an uninterested public into empathy—they were meant as releases of grief for the activists themselves.
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For Woolf, "not knowing Greek" meant that it was impossible truly to know what the playwright meant, partly because we don't know what the ancient language sounded like.
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In some cases that meant not mixing urban residents with rural ones or uplanders with valley dwellers; it also meant grouping residents near Long Beach worried about pollution.
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On good days it meant I'd find a new footing on one that also stabilized the other; on bad days it meant I was thrown for a loop.
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Tiffany Stephens, Orlando, Florida I thought he and I were meant to be When I was a kid, I truly believed he and I were meant to be.
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Unease is what we are meant to feel, what the stimuli we receive from our president, our media outlets, our twenty-first-century world are meant to engender.
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"You can tell this game meant a lot to him, and it meant a lot to us as well," said Minnesota goalkeeper Devan Dubnyk, who stopped 216 shots.
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A changing climate has meant an increase in temperatures in the Indian and Southern Oceans, which in turn has meant drier and hotter weather across Australia this summer.
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Both are meant to improve efficiency and do as the new branding is meant to do, associate Dunkin' more closely with beverages and providing "on-the-go" meal options.
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I want people who listen to the music not to worry, everything that happens is meant to teach you how to be the person you were meant to be.
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She was able to communicate using some futuristic coma communicator device that lit up green when she meant to say yes, and red when she meant to say no.
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"To some, it was about police brutality, for some it meant equality, and for some who were observing [the protests], it meant you're standing against our flag," she says.
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Swift Playground clearly isn't meant for experienced programmers who want to learn Swift but instead is meant for kids who want to learn some of the basics of coding.
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Flipping control of the House meant picking up a net gain of 23 seats, but that also meant holding on to five seats where Republicans put up strong showings.
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Combines, tractors, and trucks meant fewer men were needed to plant and harvest; hybrid crops, herbicides, and pesticides meant fewer hands were needed to tend rows in the summers.
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Otherwise, an initiative that's meant to increase that diversity of voices will bring more skepticism, eroding any goodwill the whole thing was meant to deliver in the first place.
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So while lower prices meant mortgage payments in these areas would be lower, it also meant monthly charges would make up a larger cut of a buyer's monthly outlay.
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"In a very real sense, the Eighth Amendment meant whatever Justice Kennedy decided that it meant," Robert Dunham, the executive director of the Death Penalty Information Center, told me.
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For Internet users, Open Internet rules have meant they are equally likely to find newer companies and services when browsing the web—and for startups this has meant survival.
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Asked if that meant a wind-down of the bank, he said any solution would have to be chosen carefully because the bank's size meant it was systemically relevant.
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In Obamacare's case, the filibuster meant Democrats needed to win every single one of their 60 members, which meant every single Senate Democrat held a veto on the bill.
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The houses in this issue aren't meant to appeal to everyone; they were meant to appeal to their owners, and that is why they appealed to us as well.
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The alerts aren't meant to replace the need for regular HVAC maintenance or service pro expertise, but instead are meant to serve as a warning about a potential issue.
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When it was over, Brezhnev took me inside and told me, 'Those bullets were not meant for you, Aleksei, they were meant for me, and for that, I apologize.
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The aesthetic design is meant to complement the yacht's engineering – it is meant to thrive in frigid temperatures, cut through ice, and be optimally functional in an Arctic climate.
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The 8-year-old was led to believe refusing to comply meant she wouldn't be allowed to visit her father and didn't even understand what a strip search meant.
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" A Booker campaign aide, downplaying questions about turnout, said the event was "meant to have a vibe of a hometown BBQ ... It's not meant to be a traditional 'rally.
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" - Jessie, 234 "Meant to DM that dick pic.
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Only — Darius being Darius — he meant it literally.
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And that meant — among other strategies — creating vaccines.
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"I meant with all the inflection and all of the sort of attitude that I gave with it, I meant all of it and every word of it," she said.
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So, what you really meant to say was that, when you said you never crossed that bright, inviolable line, what you meant to say was, except for 50 000 times.
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The pop progression and catchy tune are meant to serve as a hopeful counterpoint, the absurdity of writing pop music about painful subjects meant to evoke a certain sardonic comedy.
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Though that meant hours of sitting around doing next to nothing for Chrissy, for her Snapchat followers, it meant we were treated to a few minutes of amusing videos from.
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Successfully taking down a Legendary Pokémon meant organizing a sufficiently large group — which, in most cases, meant getting on your local Discord or Facebook group and setting a game plan.
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So I'm not going to pretend that he said something that he didn't say or that he said something in context that meant X when it really meant Y, right?
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To get the correct answer, and thus access the sugar water, the bees had to learn that blue meant adding one shape to the element, and yellow meant subtracting one.
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After 100 learning trials requiring between four to seven hours of training, all 14 honeybees involved in the experiment learned that blue meant plus-one and yellow meant minus-1.
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I wrote I had no idea what "stan" meant, and I think Entertainment Tonight or somebody wrote a story that I didn't even know it meant, and that's completely untrue.
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That unique charisma, that cool, haughty, languid role he played so well, adapted equally to roles meant to seduce the audience as it did to roles meant to repel them.
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Unlike bitcoin, which is a pure cryptocurrency insofar as its only meant to facilitate peer to peer financial transactions, Ether tokens are not meant to be a store of value.
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That gift meant I could play along with my band's acoustic sets, and it meant I had a girl who loved me enough to spend all that money on me.
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As 9 to 5 Mac reported, the switch to "permanent" uniforms is meant to make Apple stores feel more high-end, like the luxury outposts they are meant to be.
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There are the tweets and posts meant to be straight promotions of the restaurants' offerings and the ones that are meant to engage followers and bolster loyalty for the brand.
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Administration officials also argued that the governor's promises of hundreds of jobs was meant to reflect a seven-year buildup, and they were not meant to be full-time jobs.
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Games are meant to let you live in someone else's shoes, and in particular the freedom presented in open-world games is meant to make the game mimic real life.
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Those "rules" of success in the industry are meant to be rewritten, and most of the people who will tell you you're not good enough are meant to be ignored.
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If someone isn't meant to be your friend or if you're not meant to be hanging out a certain crew, this eclipse will remove you or them from the situation.
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That says you have to have inclusiveness in, and then I'm not sure exactly what she was referring to, if she meant the cast ... I think that's what she meant.
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While those programs, known as quantitative easing, were meant to bolster the economy, the new interventions have been structured differently and are simply meant to fix a market-plumbing problem.
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Democrats in North Carolina, Ohio, Texas and elsewhere are fighting bills meant to weaken voting rights, dismantle nondiscrimination protections and defund vital programs meant to improve people's quality of life.
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The scheme was meant to eliminate competition so that pharmaceutical companies can profit off of generic drugs, which are meant to be an accessible alternative to brand-name prescription drugs.
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While all of that information is encouraging, Sunday Riley C.E.O Glow Vitamin C + Turmeric Face Oil isn't necessarily meant to treat chronic skin conditions — it's meant to help you glow.
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Growing up in a predominantly white, majority Jewish town in South Florida meant I lacked much of the social context of what it meant to be Jewish in the world.
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For Prince — who died at 57 on April 21, 2016 — it meant millions of tweets about his legacy, his art, his activism, and what he meant to weirdos, misfits, and minorities.
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Working back from them, we discovered that a coding error meant that the model was not dealing with seats that lacked an incumbent in the way that it was meant to.
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That's not meant to be a plug on the band as much as it's meant to be an easy way to see some of the more innovative ways we have discussions.
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At the time, "business machines" often meant storing information on punch cards and and typewritten pages, which meant that the file cabinet business was doing quite well back in the day.
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This is the episode that proves she and Dev might just be meant to be (or at least as meant to be as someone with Dev's serious commitment issues can be).
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This has meant the supercomputer is working at 30 percent capacity to save energy costs and 75 projects it was meant to be processing are on hold, including the Zika mapping.
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All of this is not meant as a criticism of the Democratic party, but is instead meant to showcase an opportunity for the party to live up to our best selves.
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His genuine talent, enthusiasm, and authenticity meant that these artists took notice of him while he was alive, but his untimely death meant that they never actually got to work together.
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Parts of the film are filmed in Hawaii (meant to represent Samoa, Hobbs's home), and these sequences are lush, verdant, and meant to evoke heartfelt family bonds; those efforts fall flat.
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"If I had meant what they thought I meant, I'd be mad at me too," she said, of the idea that some young women support Mr. Sanders only because men do.
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Long-term capital gains tax rates were not meant to be used and abused by hedge funds looking to make a quick dollar; they were meant to encourage long-term investment.
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The SPO is meant to investigate officials without taking sides in the political rift, and yet clearly, this aim is not being fulfilled by the very people meant to enforce it.
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Unlike the usual potted obits, this isn't meant to be complete or definitive; it's just meant to pick at the odd bits: to try to find something meaningful beyond the silhouette.
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Because the Basic Set was meant for beginners, the module itself was very much meant to be a character-builder and to allow players to work their way into the game.
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I saw firsthand what it meant for people to have access to both preventive care and providers who were able to counsel them effectively — and what it meant when they didn't.
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Apple reminds users that these tools are meant to be a quick resource for individuals and are not meant to replace advice from healthcare professionals or state and local health officials.
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Fefu's first line — "My husband married me to have a constant reminder of how loathsome women are" — is not meant to be interpreted, it's meant to shock, and start a conversation.
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But questions have been raised about the results, because of a faulty app meant to count the votes and an overwhelmed call center line meant to provide precinct chairs with help.
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And we craft the order in which the policies pay—this coverage is meant to pay first, and this coverage is meant to pay in excess of that, and so on.
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The fixture backlog meant 16 second-round singles matches were still to be completed at the start of play on Friday, but another stop-start day meant not all were completed.
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The difference is that art was meant to be looked at and whisky was meant to be drunk, and whisky that sits in a cabinet never gets to fulfill its purpose.
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" This meant the game would be delayed "a bit.
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" It is unclear what Trump meant by "devaluation market.
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Florida Georgia Line – "Meant To Be" Carrie Underwood feat.
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" She goes, "Oh I meant it as a joke.
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" Trump has insisted he meant "ears and, or nose.
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As kids, Halloween meant candy — more importantly free candy.
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I wanted to talk about politics — whatever that meant.
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Total transformation never gets easier — it's not meant to.
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Florida Georgia Line – "Meant to Be" Bruno Mars ft.
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FABER: HAVE YOU MADE – BAUMANN: THAT'S WHAT I MEANT.
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" McConnell did not define what he meant by "rapidly.
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OBAMA: ... meant... AXELROD: Well, that -- that's what strikes me.
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Sometimes, that meant engaging in fights — 169 of them.
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" McConnell did not define what he meant by "rapidly.
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The jump in the yen, however, meant Japan's Nikkei .
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" But this meant that they were reporting "mild headaches.
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Florida Georgia Line -- "Meant to Be" Bruno Mars ft.
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" Musk did not say what he meant by "adviser.
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We felt that we were beshert — meant to be.
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" Howard did not specify what he meant by "truth.
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" He did not say whom he meant by "they.
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" It's unclear exactly what Trump meant by "internet taxes.
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" Asked what date that meant, Sanders replied: "That's it.
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" ("Tick" meant thrust the pelvis.) "Five, six, seven, eight.
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" He did not define what he meant by "everybody.
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Hybrid war is all about creating uncertainty: special forces dressed up as vigilantes, attacks meant to create chaos more than seize territory, propaganda and misinformation meant to spark panic or popular unrest.
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You know, so which essentially meant that the laws that were on the books and the decision by the Ninth Circuit Court meant that all of that was going to be enacted.
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At the time, there was a lot of handwringing about whether this meant that media companies were effectively giving audiences entirely over to Facebook, and what that meant for independent media companies.
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This ban, which they claim is meant to keep us safe from terrorists, is a terrorist act: It was meant to wreak havoc on the lives of innocent people and their families.
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Being black meant that I was one of the few ethnic minorities working at the advertising agency, which often meant taking on an identity that would feel more familiar to my colleagues.
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I had to find the right surgeon, and endure what would be 28 surgeries (which meant 28 recovery periods), all during what were meant to be biggest growth years of my career.
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The document was meant to provide the North Koreans with a clear and concise definition of what the United States meant by "final, fully verifiable, denuclearization," the source familiar with discussions said.
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But then such matters, as Justice Scalia kept saying, were never meant to be settled by an unelected committee of nine; they were meant to be resolved by the people, through legislation.
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Cyrus says the "Eat, Pray, Love" scents are meant to evoke "power, strength, and romance," while "Royal Flush" scents are meant to represent the notes of a flower shop or farmers' market.
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"DDoS attacks are not attacks meant to directly steal from consumers, they are meant to deny them access to the institution," said Robert Capps, vice president of business development at NuData Security.
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However, a rapidly shrinking talent pool meant that when they were hit by another round of injuries, a lack of top caliber substitutes meant they again failed to make the Olympic cut.
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Several meager attempts at chants by the collected alt-right fizzled out as quickly as they emerged, and shouts meant to provoke the protesters never reached the ears they were meant for.
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Google argues that this new API is meant for long-form translations, while its existing "standard edition" service, which is available for 100 languages, is meant for short, real-time conversational text.
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They're not meant to play into the game's overall fiction as much as they are meant to be fun riffs on the character concepts that Blizzard has already created for the characters.
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I only had one line but it meant that I had to be at rehearsals every Sunday for two months, which meant a lot of time sitting in the corridor doing nothing.
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In Dred Scott and Plessy, justices did not appreciate what it meant to be black in America; in Korematsu, what it meant to be a Japanese-American facing internment; in Buck v.
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Growing up meant being honest about who I am, which in turn meant I had to learn to accept my partners for who they were, even if that was uncomfortable to do.
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Sturgeon welcomed the outline of a deal that meant no return to a hard border in Ireland, but argued that such an agreement meant something similar for Scotland was even more vital.
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In some cases, this has meant more opportunities for musicians and filmmakers; in others, it's meant an even steeper hill to climb for smaller creators who aren't blessed by the streaming services.
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They agreed that one is meant to make you laugh and one is meant to make you cry, but they both tell stories that reveal what is so special about New York.
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For the Italian Communist Antonio Gramsci, it meant committing fully to ideas, even if it meant years in prison, and doing the rigorous mental work required for a life of hard thinking.
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"The fact that Skype was founded in Estonia, the fact that Skype had a successful exit, which meant that Estonia benefited in a major way, meant that entrepreneurship became legitimate," said Hinrikus.
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The stars align for Nipsey Calling Nipsey a "prophetic soul," Nation of Islam Minister Louis Farrakhan said the artist, born Ermias Asghedom, meant to hip-hop what Bob Marley meant to reggae.
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"The war is not meant to be won, it is meant to be continuous" comes from a 1984 film version of Orwell's novel "1984," but does not appear in the novel itself.
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It's a thesis seminar meant for history students in the honors program, and it's meant to give students a new way of understanding Appalachia's modern history and Ms. Parton's role in it.
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SANDERS: The president doesn&apost like the fact that people are politicizing agencies and departments that are specifically meant to not be political and not meant to be monetized off of security clearances.
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Sinhue was an architect in Cuba, but her degrees meant nothing in the U.S., and, as Cabello wrote in an essay for PopSugar, that meant she had to get a job at Marshall's.
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Some of these technologies are meant to cycle energy both daily and in longer durations, and some are meant primarily as long-term storage, to be drawn upon when daily storage is exhausted.
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So if you saw a Charmander with one footprint beneath it, it meant you were within throwing distance of the little guy; while three footprints meant it was a fair old trek away.
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You can see how the three items are meant to operate here: The harpoon is meant for larger targets, for example full-size satellites that have malfunctioned and are drifting from their orbit.
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He knew that going through with the marriage meant a lifetime of being around the friend and suppressing feelings, but also breaking it off meant that he lost the girl of his dreams.
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We did tons of squats and lunges in the class, which meant I had lots of time to admire the leggings in the mirrors, but also meant that I sweat a whole bunch.
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If it was red, it meant she was focusing and didn't want to be interrupted, yellow meant she was working but you could stop and say something, and green indicated she was free.
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"The Clinton people ... they spin out, that what he meant by that was, that it was a joke and that what he meant by that was that they would kill her," he said.
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Bevin said the new directive was meant to "ensure that the sincerely held religious beliefs of all Kentuckians are honored," and Judge Bunning said it meant the case against Davis should be dismissed.
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It meant saving a bit of Watch battery life, but it also meant much slower apps, since you had to wait for information to be sent back and forth and back and forth.
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Today, its headphone line grows from four to seven units with the addition of three new models: one meant to rival a pair of Beats, and the other two meant for serious audiophiles.
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When people tell you from a young age that blue is only meant for boys and pink is only meant for girls, you start to shit on people who don't conform to that.
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That meant they would be much less likely to leave a job, and that meant employers could be a little less worried about raising wages, because they had a somewhat captive work force.
|
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After the concert, I texted one of my friends who had been there to make sure Morrissey's comment had really meant what we all thought it meant, even though I knew the answer.
|
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For if capitalism meant the transformation of land and lives into units of wealth-producing human capital, it also meant the transformation of sickness and death into a currency of wealth-reducing decapitalization.
|
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This has meant that millions have voted in our primaries and caucuses on the understanding that their vote meant something – the winner was entitled to the votes of the delegates from their state.
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Not Just 'Crazy' For the father, our patient, it's meant a sacrifice that may sound trivial, but meant a lot to him: He's had to give up running, his favorite form of exercise.
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The design is meant to look like toys and meant to fit in the kids' world, rather than baby skin care that is either pharmacy-looking or has tiny baby ducks on it.
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"The president doesn't like the fact that people are politicizing agencies and departments that are specifically meant to not be political and not meant to be monetized off of security clearances," she said.
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But once, an artist residency meant something very different: being embedded squarely within regular life, an experience meant both to inspire artists and to infuse what were seen as artless environments with creativity.
|
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I had -- I had Nancy Pelosi sitting four seats away, and I'm saying things that a lot of people wouldn't have said, but I meant every... (LAUGHTER) I meant every word of it.
|
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Nobody is meant to clap, and the music is not presented to an audience for approval; rather, it is meant to guide the mind out of the building into unseen heights and depths.
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It felt like a win was about to come, and I had to examine what that meant for the culture and what it meant for me on this long journey that I've had.
|
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"Our laundry pacs are a highly concentrated detergent meant to clean clothes … They should not be played with, whatever the circumstance is, even if meant as a joke," Tide said in a statement.
|
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By the late 18th century, people had begun to ''take issue'' with things, which meant raising an argument against them; by the 1990s, we had begun to ''have issues,'' which meant being neurotic.
|
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The main difference between this and the quesarito is that quesaritos are meant to be tiny while the burritodilla is meant to be a ginormous burrito that nearly falls apart at the seams.
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It's okay to be afraid, you're meant to be afraid.
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Even if it meant me getting shot, not a problem.
|
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For each of these composers, late style meant something different.
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It's meant a great deal to a great many people.
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"It wasn't meant to be a hate crime," she said.
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It was meant to imply that Mr. Bush's opponent, Gov.
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After that, I was like, This is meant to be!
|
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He knew what it meant: a play called Pop Kick.
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Last month, that meant protests at airports across the country. .
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But -- I don't think he meant it as a compliment.
|
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The ship, meant to be ominous, looks kind of cheap.
|
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Mycheal meant everything to us and we loved him dearly.
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And that meant people treated me like I was normal.
|
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The MTA was meant to be somewhat removed from politics.
|
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Liberation from the patriarchy has also meant dethroning their mothers.
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Also, [it meant] promotions to more management and leadership positions.
|
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Big Little Lies was meant to a single season miniseries.
|
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She added: "My message is meant to NOT be political."
|
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"I wasn't really sure if he meant it," Stone wrote.
|
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It meant a lot to have you there that morning!
|
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Still, Glanker could tell this reunion was meant to be.
|
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But we have no idea what is meant by that.
|
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It often meant that I never came to anything unprepared.
|
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She told KDFW the gunfire was meant as a warning.
|
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You weren't trying to take my place … You meant well.
|
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The magazine has meant a lot to many in Australia.
|
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"Megs ... she was always meant for big things," Chopra said.
|
|
The loudspeaker is meant to be a bomb, we're guessing?
|
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It meant asking for more supplies if yours ran out.
|
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My survey results, which were already fairly unscientific, meant nothing.
|
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These messages are meant to be shared, so share them.
|
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That meant tying both their identities to an altruistic mission.
|
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Is this film meant to be a warning about that?
|
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"People weren't meant to look in the backpack," says Rueb.
|
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Being incarcerated meant that these families were separated and broken.
|
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"I didn't know what that word meant," says Fisher, 43.
|
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Related: Was Mad Max Meant to Be Black and White?
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The simplest act meant so much to both of them.
|
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"I had no idea what the word meant," Reagan said.
|
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Hip issues have meant she now primarily uses a wheelchair.
|
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The following month meant the celebration of Asghari's 23rd birthday.
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It's totally meant to be unhinged in the best way.
|
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For Ford, that meant showing a luxe sensibility early on.
|
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A windmill meant more than just power, it was freedom.
|
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After all, it meant she had assimilated into American culture.
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Yes, I meant to admit out loud that I've failed.
|
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What do you think he meant, sir, with those comments?
|
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Bottom line: sometimes rules and knees are meant to bend.
|
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It meant I could see the reflection of the LEDs.
|
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It's going to look like it was meant to be.
|
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It was meant as a tribute to the agriculture industry.
|
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Don't feel bad about this; they're meant to be ignored.
|
|
He meant he couldn't have the Mets losing that way.
|
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The rule is meant for the betterment of the game.
|
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I don't think they meant it in the first place.
|
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Mr Leung's long sentence was meant to be a deterrent.
|
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Mychael meant everything to us and we loved him dearly.
|
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It also meant companies like Juul got a free pass.
|
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We're huge fans of hers and never meant any harm.
|
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That meant I had ten weeks to raise $250,000 (£133,000).
|
|
Is Jess the decent guy meant to be with Rory?
|
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She's great, and she's exactly where she's meant to be.
|
|
Harper Design said the book is meant for all ages.
|
|
But this "victory song" is perhaps meant to unsettle you.
|
|
This story gets at what strength really meant for bodybuilders.
|
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"To hear her say that meant a lot to me."
|
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The party was never meant to be on the water.
|
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The draft under consideration is meant to stem unfair competition.
|
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Which meant the final product would be wrong as well.
|
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It was meant solely for use with AOL Instant Messenger.
|
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Though only one is meant to fit in your pocket.
|
|
"You Were Meant For Me" Now this is movie magic.
|
|
That meant an awful lot to me as a lesson.
|
|
My sister and nieces meant the absolute world to me.
|
|
No other musician meant more to me than him. Devastated.
|
|
For many people, for many years, that meant less clothing.
|
|
It's not meant to be a sheer exercise in masochism.
|
|
Then he tweeted this, which was meant maybe to clarify.
|
|
It meant there were others, many others, with shared values.
|
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A "heart chakra worry stone" meant to relieve anxiety ($453).
|
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A "heart chakra worry stone" meant to relieve anxiety ($73).
|
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This meant Nissan sold rebadged Mitsubishi models as its own.
|
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But it's really meant to promote local and regional publishers.
|
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A $40 spotlight, meant for places like porches and sheds.
|
|
That meant MillerCoors would still brew for Pabst through 2022.
|
|
I knew what that bedroom steer meant, and I resisted.
|
|
And my definition of stoicism ... Back then it meant what?
|
|
Killing skinny repeal meant all this didn't come to pass.
|
|
HOW WOULD YOU REFLECT ON WHAT 2016 MEANT FOR MYLAN?
|
|
This train line was not meant to be a safari.
|
|
This is meant to be dramatic, but it seems comforting.
|
|
Instead, this just isn't the job they are meant for.
|
|
"I don't think [Harry] meant it that way," she said.
|
|
Until that day, I didn't even know what that meant.
|
|
There are even foldable shoes meant for this very purpose.
|
|
For everyday gadget buyers, that meant the end of Nokia.
|
|
This isn't a meant to be a game review, though.
|
|
It's not clear what, exactly, he meant by the message.
|
|
This wasn't meant to be offensive or hurt anyone's feelings.
|
|
MACCALLUM: But everybody else knew what the president meant there.
|
|
I quickly learned what it meant to be sexually objectified.
|
|
It meant that Democratic opposition to Nixon was hardly unified.
|
|
It also meant that Republicans didn't uniformly stand behind him.
|
|
The court is actually not meant to rule over anybody.
|
|
For one woman, it meant she could cook at night.
|
|
"Megs… she was always meant for big things," Chopra said.
|
|
That meant carrying the entire game over to Microsoft's Xbox.
|
|
Brasilia was meant to end those struggles; it did not.
|
|
"They were not meant to be taken seriously," Kjellberg said.
|
|
That meant offering praise in equal doses to both candidates.
|
|
The writing and waiting are meant to protect from that.
|
|
Just being a part of this campaign meant a lot.
|
|
His visit has meant a lot to the staff, too.
|
|
"I think that meant the world to [Gracie]," Rippon continued.
|
|
As for the future, whatever's meant to be will be.
|
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It meant the bomb was hidden from police and passersby.
|
|
AirPods are meant to be used with iPhones and iOS.
|
|
The statehood push is meant to put pressure on Israel.
|
|
That might sound cynical, but it isn't meant to be.
|
|
But according to the artist, it wasn't meant to last.
|
|
However, he would not elaborate on what that meant. Sen.
|
|
But that meant there were three guitars and no drums.
|
|
The Telecom card meant you were never far from home.
|
|
" Levine proceeded to specify what he meant by "utterly horrible.
|
|
The port is meant to serve the whole of Libya.
|
|
That sometimes meant hunting or fishing instead of attending class.
|
|
Llamas asked if that meant she wasn't standing with women.
|
|
For Shirley, family meant vacations, football games and holiday traditions.
|
|
That meant Ryan had to fly with me to Philadelphia.
|
|
Starting at $3,499, it's not meant to be for everyone.
|
|
TRUMP: "No, I meant he's the founder of ISIS." pic.twitter.
|
|
As I said it, I realized that I meant it.
|
|
Organizers say it's meant to help the migrants empower themselves.
|
|
This is clearly a post meant to rally the troops.
|
|
Recorder is meant for recording meetings, music, lectures, and such.
|
|
Officially, Facebook has several policies meant to ban tobacco marketing.
|
|
Polaroid isn't meant to be a bastion of image quality.
|
|
He had meant to write "illegitimate email," and simply mistyped.
|
|
But she meant what she said in her original tweet.
|
|
Creativity and art aren't only meant for expressing positive sentiments.
|
|
IT WAS meant to have been a time for celebration.
|
|
AI, which is meant to simplify the process for developers.
|
|
That meant the markets had to adjust, and they did.
|
|
" Grinning, he added, "I didn't know exactly what that meant.
|
|
That meant its statutory pretax profit was 84.6 million pounds.
|
|
These two visions aren't hypothetical roadmaps meant for scientific audiences.
|
|
Of course, that meant it pretty much never took off.
|
|
Lowered eyebrows meant vexation, and a raised right one surprise.
|
|
You've also said it's meant to be a romantic film.
|
|
Look, it's not meant to be the epitome of class.
|
|
" Adds Gracie: "It meant a lot to meet a Prince.
|
|
"I just knew it was meant to be," he said.
|
|
Being blocked meant those users couldn't engage with Trump's tweets.
|
|
"That meant we exposed ourselves more as therapists," he said.
|
|
And yes, I meant to use the word "big" there.
|
|
It's portable and meant to be thrown into a bag.
|
|
" Davies adds the design was meant to be "really immersive.
|
|
Aerojet is only meant to be Plan B for ULA.
|
|
It never meant business must go on no matter what.
|
|
The accelerator program, though, is meant to streamline the process.
|
|
Because you're trying to show what it meant to you.
|
|
PIPELINES are meant to be safe, reliable and deadly boring.
|
|
" Schiff said his comments were meant to be "a parody.
|
|
So the recent policy change was meant to do that.
|
|
For Mrs DeVos this has meant support for two causes.
|
|
Pollack said the letter "meant a lot" to his family.
|
|
Wolfie Masters: I thought it meant she'd had a breakthrough.
|
|
The Razer Phone 2 as it's meant to be held.
|
|
WALT was never meant to be released to the public.
|
|
Ikuenobe considered it a breakthrough — it meant he was trusted.
|
|
It's meant to be a little easier on tabletop newcomers.
|
|
"Bikini Bottom meant the world to me," another person said.
|
|
For others, it meant eating right, exercising, and shedding pounds.
|
|
For some it even meant more permanent changes, like surgery.
|
|
Bitcoin was never meant to be an object of speculation.
|
|
So it meant that, again, everything was happening in situ.
|
|
Do you think you were meant to be a director?
|
|
And we all know records were meant to be broken.
|
|
Watching fans come together meant a lot to Fifth Harmony.
|
|
Eating isn't meant to be that big of a deal!
|
|
She was meant to go to college to run hurdles.
|
|
I rolled a 17, which meant they lowered their crossbows.
|
|
Meanwhile, Sensitive Content is meant to apply to individual posts.
|
|
Cohen says it was just meant to be fun. pic.twitter.
|
|
My original diagnosis meant that I should have been fine.
|
|
I feel like this is where I'm meant to be.
|
|
The personal threats are meant to pound you into silence.
|
|
I didn't understand what that meant, but now I do.
|
|
The Autoblow meant nothing to me and you mean everything.
|
|
Which "bear" is meant can only be grasped in context.
|
|
She says the requisite words she is meant to say.
|
|
That meant, basically, that he raised a ton of money.
|
|
The chairmen promised to reverse legislation meant to protect consumers.
|
|
They show a range of expressions, meant to endear users.
|
|
That meant talking to companies that specialized in covering circuses.
|
|
So far, that's meant growing cells in extremely thin layers.
|
|
It is meant to be a matter for member states.
|
|
And I know what that would have meant to me?
|
|
I continually get overwhelmed by what it meant to people.
|
|
Sometimes the best laid plans are meant to be broken.
|
|
The sites are meant to offer safe shelter for civilians.
|
|
UBS's China exposure meant the recent slowdown hurt it especially.
|
|
It's meant to distinguish real accounts from the fake ones.
|
|
This usually meant taking a quick trip through sync settings.
|
|
So they designed an experiment meant to elicit false confessions.
|
|
Backpedal On Monday, Sharma tried to clarify what he meant.
|
|
This meant that Daniel Lipinski, the Democratic incumbent, ran unopposed.
|
|
That meant moving some part of their operations to EC2.
|
|
It didn't matter if Adam meant any of this stuff!
|
|
Naturally, many assumed that meant they were planning a tour.
|
|
Instead, it's meant to focus on the most common scenarios.
|
|
What are the rows of vertical marks meant to represent?
|
|
It makes sense: Science fiction is meant to be futuristic.
|
|
The change meant that stories automatically played one after another.
|
|
Weinstein's camp said the lawsuit was meant to "embarrass" Weinstein.
|
|
They were meant as easter eggs for internal prototypes only.
|
|
The 21 X is not a machine meant for silence.
|
|
Winning back those white Southerners meant tacking right on race.
|
|
It is meant to be displayed proudly in the home.
|
|
It's not meant to be the focus of that relationship.
|
|
At least that is how it is meant to work.
|
|
He asks whether it's meant to appeal to autistic kids.
|
|
This meant that their human aspects weren't all that important.
|
|
And we are meant to lift the sanctions in response?
|
|
A few years ago, Chinese innovation meant copycats and counterfeits.
|
|
It was meant to evoke an Indiana Jones villain vibe.
|
|
You're never meant to laugh at Annie for being fat.
|
|
Most of these moments are also meant to be humorous.
|
|
The public no longer knows what's meant by the truth.
|
|
Mr Khalil soon clarified that he meant rescheduling, not restructuring.
|
|
And it meant a lot to have my mom there.
|
|
The Supreme Court is meant to be insulated from democracy.
|
|
The weekend outing was meant as a celebration of friendship.
|
|
I had no idea I meant that much to him.
|
|
This meant that Byron was not facing civil penalty action.
|
|
And if he's not, then it's not meant to be.
|
|
For me, that meant living everyday with fear and uncertainty.
|
|
And that's what they said, and that's what they meant.
|
|
It was all internal meant for them and their group.
|
|
That, Dr Zhang reasoned, meant that they might be improved.
|
|
Why it matters: The effort is meant to remove bias.
|
|
It would be meant as a sort of statutory manifesto.
|
|
"Certainly, the intention wasn't meant to be exclusionary," Suh says.
|
|
But a severe drought meant that prospect was already receding.
|
|
That meant more early morning and late night dance rehearsals.
|
|
That meant she listened a lot more than she lectured.
|
|
Things are not meant to change this rapidly in nature.
|
|
If these policies sound modest, they are meant to be.
|
|
If it's meant to be, there's no need to rush.
|
|
That book meant so much for me as a child.
|
|
As always, art is meant to be left to interpretation.
|
|
But it's really meant as a humanizing ethic of sex.
|
|
The kissing competition was meant to be just good fun.
|
|
In the form of professional drivers, people meant employment issues.
|
|
The regulator is meant to act in the public interest.
|
|
Donna knew what that meant: He was fishing for targets.
|
|
Nor is meant to bring a baby to full term.
|
|
Surviving meant "being alive after the death of," she explained.
|
|
This was, we suppose, meant as a compliment to us.
|
|
But the parade wasn't meant to laugh at the players.
|
|
"C" is meant to be for confidential on those emails.
|
|
I was always meant to be a father, I think.
|
|
I never meant that I was a victim of DeMario.
|
|
This year, a lack of rain meant a meager harvest.
|
|
His brother was done, which meant he was on deck.
|
|
For her parents, she said, France meant liberty, equality, fraternity.
|
|
It took me a minute to realize what he meant.
|
|
In Bronx Science, that meant an Ivy League college education.
|
|
I was scared and I didn't know what it meant.
|
|
" Asked to elaborate what he meant, he said "she's pleasing.
|
|
That meant working 16 hours a day between two jobs.
|
|
Obviously [laughs] our show, Womanhood, is meant for substitute teachers.
|
|
That's not what the First Amendment was meant to protect.
|
|
Prestige television just wasn't meant to make you pee yourself.
|
|
No "oops" right clicks when you meant to click left.
|
|
Maybe, just maybe, not every story is meant for you.
|
|
In Kenya the burners are meant to get a licence.
|
|
But the matte black finish is meant to be versatile.
|
|
Or perhaps it was always meant to be this way.
|
|
For Gomez, that meant requiring hospitalization at an inpatient facility.
|
|
That has meant those who withdrew could not be replaced.
|
|
That's just what I feel like I'm meant to do.
|
|
"Just a curveball that I meant to bounce," Martinez said.
|
|
And on December 1st, we learned exactly what that meant.
|
|
That meant there would be no time left for training.
|
|
Back in 1980, drawing the figure meant everything to me.
|
|
Instead, he literally meant that Iran had made an error.
|
|
Those vows have never meant more than they do now.
|
|
Before, she says, a protective case meant a bulky one.
|
|
Not having insurance meant Grant owed the full amount: $70,000.
|
|
The shoes are meant for casual wear, not active use.
|
|
But a late Labour surge meant the breakthrough never came.
|
|
Going out and seeing music is meant to be fun.
|
|
Of course, to do so meant ignoring some obvious flaws.
|
|
It is a made up story meant to demean & belittle.
|
|
I can't believe any ... No. It's meant to be exhausting.
|
|
Your age is where you are exactly meant to be.
|
|
Saw Dems salivating at what passage meant for '18. Cringed.
|
|
Some brands even create products meant solely for these stores.
|
|
When I said Hillary got "schlonged" that meant beaten badly.
|
|
"His appearance at Spring Fling meant so much," they said.
|
|
A government marketing campaign is meant to prepare the public.
|
|
This meant that the internet was something of a meritocracy.
|
|
It was not immediately clear what he meant by restraints.
|
|
Another tool meant to improve graphics is Radeon Image Sharpening.
|
|
That meant it got free promotion from NeXT upon launch.
|
|
They told themselves their midterm election victories meant they didn't
|
|
Prices are meant to drop, but they didn't on Monday.
|
|
This meant I could never accrue overtime even if I
|
|
I've known what it meant since people started using it.
|
|
It also appears to have meant not identifying sundown towns.
|
|
That meant there were more bettors at sportsbooks than ever.
|
|
The question of what is meant by normal then arises.
|
|
That question is meant to be something of a joke.
|
|
Ten of them said they meant to vote for amendments.
|
|
"This was always meant for you guys; it's your series."
|
|
Asked what problems the bill was meant to solve, Sen.
|
|
It was not meant as a threat, the chancellor insisted.
|
|
KS: It took ... I don't even think they meant it.
|
|
That discovery meant the parents didn't want the child anymore.
|
|
Nabiullina was meant to attend a forum session on Friday.
|
|
" By that, I meant, "This is my cross to bear.
|
|
"They will never know how much that meant to me."
|
|
How are these two meant to do their weekly shop?
|
|
That meant figuring out what to do about the Mob.
|
|
It's not a sight that's meant for fragile human eyes.
|
|
That meant that the computer was waiting for the person.
|
|
He said these were also not meant to divide Europe.
|
|
No, and they aren't meant to be, said the authors.
|
|
I don't feel it was meant to be, you know?
|
|
So it meant that I didn't work on military contracts.
|
|
The documentary is meant to be educational in that way.
|
|
The rules are meant to guide you through the process.
|
|
It meant, simply, being on the right side of history.
|
|
"What these people meant was 'No in general,'" he said.
|
|
Someone asked me how I even knew what that meant.
|
|
These were long advertisements meant to look like television shows.
|
|
If that feels a little sexist, it's likely meant to.
|
|
Carrie Fisher was what it meant to be in showbiz.
|
|
Ever since the rolls began, poor had meant poor management.
|
|
Spices that meant something deep to my mother or me?
|
|
The book is meant as the antidote to The Secret.
|
|
I think about what those mirrors would've meant for me.
|
|
It was not clear what he meant by "break up".
|
|
Not all apps are meant for all age ranges, though.
|
|
Having a choice has generally meant lower rates for customers.
|
|
Europe's five key policy responses meant the continent emerged stronger.
|
|
"Anna and I are meant to be together," Pratt said.
|
|
It was music meant to pulverize you, to drown you.
|
|
Payne said the gadget is not meant to be worn.
|
|
Home computers and infomercials were always meant to go together.
|
|
This wasn't how things were meant to pan out, no.
|
|
And they are meant to be driven at the edge.
|
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Tiffany was sure that she was meant to be famous.
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Even the interludes have significance; they're meant to be there.
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What has the support of your fans meant to you?
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Britain's EU membership meant they have never needed one before.
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Redesigning its brand meant redesigning the way HP did business.
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What are business leaders meant to make of it all?
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"Girls are not meant to expose their pregnancy," Kamara said.
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It was an uncomfortable position meant to immobilize your opponent.
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All of it is meant to complicate Beijing's diplomatic agenda.
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Democrats will propose amendments that are meant to embarrass Republicans.
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To be a Google employee meant that you were trusted.
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I didn't know what that really meant at the time.
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It meant hitting the road and piling on huge debt.
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It's meant to make defrosting veggies and popping popcorn easier.
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That meant the trade surplus narrowed to 18.5 billion euros.
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Democracy meant a boundless sea of opportunity for online advertising.
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"Symphony No. 42" wasn't meant to be a gag film.
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Placed on display, it's meant to be a statement piece.
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He meant well, but said it in the wrong way.
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Hogs like this are not meant for the suburbs, folks.
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Working at a small firm, that normally meant long nights.
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These are not meant for general consumption and that's fine.
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The Future Book was meant to be interactive, moving, alive.
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Some companies aren't meant to grow past a certain size.
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But it really wasn't meant to be on the news.
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This meant companies were opting to stay private for longer.
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What's the Labour party meant to do about Jeremy Corbyn?
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Scary, we know, but this article isn't meant to frighten.
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None of this is meant to cast aspersions on Mueller.
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Both sides were meant to redeploy forces by Jan. 7.
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It's $6,000, and is meant to replace massive $60,000 alternatives.
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They've also criticized YouTube policies meant to combat offensive speech.
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It's meant to hit hard and make you feel uncomfortable.
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No words can describe how much he meant to me.
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The form is meant for the employee's own tax records.
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What this meant for his understanding of art remains moot.
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But Cruz said the American people understood what he meant.
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It was meant to be genetically mapping the Zika virus.
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Life is not meant to be lived like a countdown.
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Eating both meant people had to chew their food less.
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Until now, that just meant comparison to a reasonable person.
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"It is not meant to be a luxury," he said.
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He later said his comments were meant to be sarcastic.
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It meant a lot more because I was like thirteen.
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It's meant that bad science policy decisions have been made.
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Part of its expansion has meant investing and acquiring companies.
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By 2024, the expansion is meant to be completely gone.
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However, financial trouble meant she couldn't continue fulfilling her promise.
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But this is not music that's meant to be perfect.
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Even if meant this had to be my last fight.
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That community meant a great deal to him as well.
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AND I WANTED TO UNDERSTAND WHAT YOU MEANT BY THAT.
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Often, that's meant showing off her body in provocative ways.
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Meant to say calling Fire Hopping CHEATING there, my bad.
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That meant Evans had to tap into his dark side.
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The attack may have been meant to target US diplomats.
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They're meant to keep the idea fun for their employees.
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"It wasn't meant to be turning anyone on," he said.
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The collaboration is meant to emulate the OPEC oil cartel.
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These posters were ephemeral advertisements, not meant to be saved.
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You could see that they meant what they were saying.
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Some things are simply meant to exist as beautiful accidents.
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Both sides were meant to redeploy forces by Jan. 20153.
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His recurring sicknesses meant his immunizations had to be delayed.
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Yes, we're talking about those recipes meant for chip dunking.
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Number one, the adult prison system is meant to punish.
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In hindsight, Zosia and I were never meant to be.
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That meant states like Idaho, Florida, Ohio, Illinois and Missouri.
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Thursday meant all eyes were on Trump's big acceptance speech.
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This meant that my curls were uniform, and looked good.
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More damningly, she meant that they cancelled each other out.
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Memes are fun, because they're meant to be expanded upon.
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It's also meant avoiding criticism of Trump at all costs.
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America is meant to be a temple of free enterprise.
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This meant that the O'Malley group was out of luck.
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Couture shows are meant to transmit a sense of fantasy.
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He literally meant a single trip to Harry Potter world.
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It was not meant to be relevant in all scenarios.
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This meant they experienced a shorter and shallower employment downturn.
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It was meant as a compliment, presumably — women have brains!
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Neither of those is meant to be a realistic scenario.
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This is not meant to be offensive in any way.
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The addition is meant to provide better recommendations to users.
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To be sure, the show is not meant as anthropology.
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So they were really excited to see what that meant.
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The rest is meant to be sorted out the dancefloor.
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This meant the next stop for Leonard would be euthanasia.
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Porn is not usually meant to be a teaching vehicle.
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Scandal sold more newspapers, and more newspapers meant more advertisements.
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A post meant to intentionally stew chaos on the internet?
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STANLEY CUP: It meant just as much to me, Alex.
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That meant suddenly you could compete with the oil industry.
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But it was honestly meant to be theatrical commentary. Honestly.
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It meant the world to me to have them there.
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Algorithms meant to personalize experiences have ended up amplifying bias.
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It is meant to provide the minority party a voice.
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But we'll see if Perry actually meant what he said.
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"No one knew what his diagnosis really meant," she recalled.
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So it was nice to know it actually meant something.
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"This is all political propaganda, meant to deflect," he said.
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THAT'S NOT MEANT AS AN INSULT THAT'S MY OWN BELIEF.
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Its technologies are meant to be applied to any industry.
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Certain common aphorisms were never meant to be taken literally.
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This is not meant to be a long, thoughtful piece.
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Fewer clients have meant more cargoes for PDVSA's closest allies.
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He meant that there were five reasons to fire Comey.
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For many, this meant less withholding and slightly bigger paychecks.
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But we want our time here to have meant something.
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That meant many AppDynamics employees would fare very well financially.
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"Human bodies are meant to stand and walk," she said.
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For him, the swift change meant a loss of $1,800.
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"What I Really Meant to Say" by Cyndi Thomson (2001)
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Now I understand what my father meant many years ago.
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If it's meant to be, then things will line up.
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And yet, the initiative is not meant to be ambiguous.
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And Donald Trump has meant many things to the media.
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Browsing the web meant you couldn't use the home phone.
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But that's not really what Waylens is meant for, anyway.
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He was meant to have been hosting the summit himself.
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Emails are static because messages are meant to be static.
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The doctor didn't seem to entirely understand what 'trans' meant.
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The lines are policed and we are meant to abide.
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Chinese officials said the regulations were meant to combat addiction.
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It's hard today to fully convey what the moment meant.
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The tough environment hasn't meant no ideas and no initiative.
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To voice opposition to the government meant jail or death.
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"Stonewall meant the world to me," Ms. Lomax, 62, said.
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This meant he would be leaving his daily treatment program.
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Once upon a time overall economic numbers actually meant something.
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Hope and Change, however, meant different things to different people.
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The fall in gross margin meant operating income also declined.
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They aren't meant to be worn at the same time.
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To enter the city meant joining the world's first proletariat.
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But the law is working as it was meant to.
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Powers wondered what they meant, until Jagr explained it later.
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For Republicans that meant doing the unthinkable: backing Hillary Clinton.
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First, they are meant to protect someone's job against revenge.
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Records are meant to be broken, but championships last forever.
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Many experts thought that meant the end of the deal.
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Here is a sampling, meant to both intrigue and amuse.
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The barricade was meant to keep out an active shooter.
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The name of this house is meant to be ironic.
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"'French' meant you could charge more money," Ms. Saltzman said.
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Being a person has always meant getting blamed for it.
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