"Having excess income allows me to be more involved with my family and more involved in my community," he added.
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"For a while, IT wanted to see the business more involved in projects, and also the business wanted to see IT more involved in business change," Martin said.
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Earle is more involved at a strategic level, sharing ideas.
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Is Colin's wife more involved in Homecoming than we realize?
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I was more involved in all of the experimental looks.
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He is and was more involved in foreign policy issues.
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It's going to be a bit more involved than that.
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Expect bigger and more involved live events as a result.
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Waisglass: Frankie is a lot more involved with her friends.
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Are we going to get more involved or less involved?
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Caucuses are much more involved than primaries, as CNN explains.
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The government is also more involved than it once was.
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Constructing the fishing rod is a slightly more involved endeavor.
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A handful of other outside groups have been more involved.
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When that happened in Singapore, government officials got more involved.
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The story of Ms. Whitfield's first name is more involved.
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"I think black women are more involved," Ms. Harten said.
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Nicole Gevirtz I'm now much more involved in feminist activities.
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" There is a more involved section for "cause of death.
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So I became more involved with them after the election.
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He told us he'd love to see her get more involved.
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She said that mothers should be more involved in child-rearing.
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Of course, being more involved in her business means more work.
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For Summer, she wanted to be a little bit more involved.
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He's more involved in rebuilding New Orleans, environmental issues, green sustainability.
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But he has become more involved in managing his own finances.
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Ready4K parents were also more involved at school, according to teachers.
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So something far more involved, something resembling Schulte's plan, is needed.
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Ms. Dineen's work with Mr. Ragusa, the garbageman, was more involved.
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Get more involved in politics, as The Times editorial board argues.
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"My New Year's resolution was to get more involved," she said.
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Two Dancers is where you became more involved as a vocalist.
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I wanted to make them feel more involved in Little Tokyo.
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AND SO, I TEND TO BE MUCH MORE INVOLVED IN THAT PART.
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Women should speak up more on the issue and get more involved.
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Now we are a lot more involved with all of our businesses.
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Her story has grown and become more involved with each passing day.
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Oh, yeah — and I'm a lot more involved in bizdev and sales.
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For one, it can get more involved in the digital advertising industry.
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Beijing has sent out "early feelers" about getting more involved, Thornton said.
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The number of people who want to be more involved is astronomical.
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And Shots' most famous investor, Justin Bieber, is more involved than ever.
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That was a larger and more involved game by almost every measure.
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I was immediately hooked and knew I wanted to get more involved.
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Zola lets you add other registries, but it's a bit more involved.
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Or perhaps you've been wanting to get more involved in community activism.
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Sometimes, though, getting paid for your eBay sale can be more involved.
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Washington (CNN)Hillary Clinton is getting more involved in the 2018 midterms.
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She sounds more involved, more present, than she has in a decade.
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She is also being urged, by a few, to be more involved.
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It's a way to almost get more involved in your kid's life.
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But the real problem was getting Elliott more involved in the offense.
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Still, he praised the companies for becoming more involved in local politics.
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But theirs is a more involved process than making a Vine compilation.
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Lue knows there may be a chance to get him more involved.
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I think it's always creative if investors get more involved with companies.
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The two visited, and Wojcicki decided she'd like to be more involved.
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His son Stefan has also gotten more involved in the family business.
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McKinnon, inspired by President Donald Trump's election, wanted to get more involved.
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Putting that aside, let's say the local authorities did get more involved.
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Are the executives at these places, at Hulu for example, more involved?
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I was a lot more involved than I was in the first one.
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They lack tools to move beyond discussion to more involved forms of organising.
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Mike, "Pauly D" Delvecchio, and Vinny Guadagnino have a far more involved day.
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In this case, though, the tease was more involved than it first seemed.
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"Home refinancing is a much more involved process than auto refinancing," he said.
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Trump is already motivating the scientific community to get more involved in politics.
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Some things are easy to remedy and others are a little more involved.
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The dentist appointment turns out to be more involved than I had planned.
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I've become more and more involved in pottery, going back to my roots.
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The government may also become even more involved in agriculture, to muddled effect.
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"I could definitely see myself getting more involved in the future," Zames says.
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As Karl's profile online increased, fans got more involved in the actor's life.
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Even his midnight snacks are more involved than most people's date-night dinners.
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Largely considered a moderate, Neal is pushing for Democrats to be more involved.
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As we helicopter and hover as parents, we are more involved than ever.
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President Trump's proposed budget cuts have also inspired her to get more involved.
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The whole process is only marginally more involved than loading a French Press.
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Engelbrecht wants viewers to become more involved participants in the stories they consume.
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Clinton lost and how it spurred them to get more involved in politics.
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The preparation is more involved, with marinades and sauces specific to each dish.
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Mr. Dunn's work started out spare, and has grown more involved and personal.
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Some Conservatives expressed dismay that the Labour Party would now be more involved.
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Beyond manufacturing, China has begun getting more involved in all types of industries.
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To some GOP lawmakers, Trump becoming more involved amounts to a positive step.
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"I got a lot more involved with the university after graduating," he says.
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We have to worry about ISIS before we get too much more involved.
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Lynne has been more involved with the conservatorship decisions and Britney seems happier.
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"Folks that were more involved in the older model were more impacted," Demas said.
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Lynne wants to be more involved in Britney's care because she is her mom.
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What's different is that Pfizer remains more involved with these assets, Bain's Gordon said.
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There is more involved to making an acquisition pay off than the purchase price.
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Essentially, they're helping parents become more involved and maybe even upping their cool level.
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But there is more involved in this issue than the prices paid by patients.
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Sight is the sense that's more involved than, say, hearing or smell or touch.
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And Alba, the co-founder, is becoming more involved in brand marketing, he said.
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The Treasury and Cabinet Office are also likely to get more involved this year.
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It changed my outlook on life and made me want to get more involved.
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The trouble is, competing is a bit more involved than people tend to think.
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But striking gold in junk electronics is just so much more involved than expected.
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Social media has intensified celebrity influence and helped stars be more involved in fashion.
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The government of Washington state is more involved in planning than that of California.
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There are also districts where some strategists say the NRCC should be more involved.
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They also focused on encouraging women to get more involved in politics in 2018.
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They use soldering guns here, which is more involved than using a soldering iron.
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Who are people who distinguish themselves as passionate, who want to get more involved?
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Seeking to become more involved in civic affairs, he is running for city commissioner.
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So yeah, I think it's a great idea for scientists to get more involved.
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It's a good thing that Wright isn't more involved with nChain's research, Matonis added.
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Geographic distance and wanting to be more involved in the pregnancy were also cited.
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It's a different journey, a different process, when you want to be more involved.
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Fathers who take leave are more involved in child care for years to come.
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Him I know of because he has been more involved in Puerto Rican issues.
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For decades, Washington has been urging China to get more involved in the world.
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Costos held off on getting more involved in Biden's campaign until now, he said.
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NEXT STORY: Gaming itself is also just more involved than it used to be.
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"Things that Maz had to do in the movie became more involved," Scanlan said.
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Another suggestion from Calacanis is to get Uber drivers more involved through various incentives.
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"Once you see the two big media centers of the country go — I hate to use the phrase — all in on legalized sports betting, I really do think it will further the acceleration of the mainstream advertisers getting more involved getting more involved."
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I see myself producing more, and I also want to get more involved in casting.
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Wiley previously told PEOPLE that Morelli was more involved in the wedding planning than her.
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Conservative activists are more involved in congressional primaries and in non-presidential years in general.
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But I think it's important for the department to get more involved in these questions.
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We get requests from companies that want to get kids more involved with STEM activities.
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Diageo's another one that I think we're going to get a lot more involved with.
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How would you suggest people get more involved—effectively—in cases they feel passionate about?
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But when she started learning about it, she realized she needed to get more involved.
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As we grow, I would like to get more involved and learn more about that.
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The professors from Europe were actually more involved in black culture than the American professors.
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Now it's evident that Miriam has been more involved in Michael's plans than we thought.
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Now that they're grown, Montanez says she's using this political season to get more involved.
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Google Assistant on the desktopGetting Google Assistant on the desktop is a lot more involved.
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Yes, I applaud changes that have helped fathers be more involved parents than ever before.
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We go out more – we're not like crazy, but we're more involved [in the community].
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And now, being away from that, I'm getting more involved in the actual queer community.
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The implications of deepfakes are going to be huge and Congress will get more involved.
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Marvel's Spider Man's suit crafting and customization system is way more involved than I expected.
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Kelly was more involved in the firing of Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin, Bloomberg said.
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Shapiro thinks that Kardashian is more involved with the situation than he's been letting on.
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Someone might read it and say, 'How can I get more involved where I am?
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"However, we see agencies becoming more involved in personalization efforts as they battle with consultancies."
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He'll need to be better, and more involved, than he was in the first half.
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The Federal Reserve too is expected to become much more involved in assessing climate impacts.
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The one set of brothers whom friends describe as more involved religiously were the Abouyaaqoubs.
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In the past, he has been more involved in creative decisions than people might realize.
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For critics, this highlights the need for regulators to get more involved in data collection.
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Switch to a plant-based diet, avoid purchasing leather goods, become a more involved advocate.
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If anything, protesters like her would like to see the United States get more involved.
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And I think a lot of businesspeople have said you have to get more involved.
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" -- Asked if Congress should get more involved in the process, he said: "Absolutely, absolutely, absolutely.
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That may keep boomers more involved in the stock market longer than in generations past.
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"It's possible the monarchy may be more involved in carrying out policy" now, she added.
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Studies suggest that children who grow up with more involved fathers acquire better language skills.
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She removed herself as lead plaintiff later on because her individual claims were more involved.
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Mr. Lamb is surrounded by wealthier students whose parents were more involved in their applications.
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The White House is now getting more involved — with senior adviser Ivanka Trump leading the initiative.
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Then, his wife suggested he get more involved in music, which had been a lifetime hobby.
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Would a different looking photograph really motivate a person to get more involved in their management?
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These are more involved activities, and they come with the reward of new fast-travel locations.
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"I'd like to be more involved in this if we are discussing/planning action," Yiannopoulos responded.
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"It's an opportunity to be more involved in telling the story," King told Variety last year.
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We need to be more involved and have an actual say in how we are governed.
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Customers still benefitted, but he would like to see Verizon get more involved this time around.
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It seeks to bridge the divide between the humble business card and a more involved website.
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Part of Genius's strategy with Q+A is to get artists more involved in the conversation.
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One's simple, the other a little more involved, in keeping with Yotam's high-low 2018 style.
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Why the workplace may matter the most Obstacles to more involved fathering extend beyond health care.
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He is far more involved in day-to-day decision making than most heads of security.
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There's a little more involved behind the scenes that makes Domino's Zero Click work so well.
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Even other technology companies only tangentially related to automobiles are becoming more involved in ride services.
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Riggio made many statements about how B&N could not survive without his being more involved.
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He still scored plenty, finishing with 26 points, but he was much more involved in facilitating.
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They continued asking how to be more involved, for educational resources, for more t-shirt designs.
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"We have to worry about ISIS, before we can get too much more involved" in Syria.
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The senators claimed he was more involved in those controversial policies than he originally let on.
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Especially after having my daughter, the need to be more involved with activism became more urgent.
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How can people that want to support Taiwan and support the independence movement become more involved?
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She then became more involved in not only their marriage, but also Lamar's other relationships, too.
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In addition to pressuring all levels of government, we must get more involved in other ways.
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"Matt was as involved, or more involved, than anybody in making 'Paul's Boutique,' " Mr. Ross said.
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Some local officials want to to know why the N.F.L. isn't more involved in the process.
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Libra is the sign of justice—so become more involved in your community or in activism.
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"We want the community as a whole to get more involved with these homicides," she said.
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Twenty-eight years ago I started to get more involved in the organization more than sailing.
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Perhaps we needed a wakeup to the fact that we all need to be more involved.
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It is unclear whether other local chapters will now become more involved in the presidential race.
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So it's much more involved than the US government is in administering that private health insurance.
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Her tastes have changed since I've become a little more knowledgeable, and more involved with art.
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COMFORT AND JOY Usually I try to cook something a little nicer, a little more involved.
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But whatever his reasons, the Democrats need him to change his mind and get more involved.
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Ms. Tolokonnikova said she became more involved here because the stakes were bigger than one country.
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He encouraged Li to become more involved with environmental causes, including the United Nations Environment Program.
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Do you think you might get more involved in future theater productions of your books, Oliver?
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"The waiting made it feel like I was somehow more involved, and more exposed," she said.
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Adventures are more involved, and completing them nets you rarer resources than you'd get from Tappables.
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Men typically come in for "brow cleanups" she said, while women opt for more involved services.
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And, historically, Republicans have argued that the government shouldn't get more involved in determining prices anyway.
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It's difficult to ask people who are worried about their economic future to get more involved.
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Vanessa appeared alongside Donald Jr. as he became more involved in his father's 2016 presidential campaign.
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"I'm more involved in their lives and more aware of their inner thoughts or aspirations; I'm more involved in their long-term happiness," said Mark, who asked not to use his last name out of concern that he and his wife might face backlash from employers.
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And my fear is that Mr. Brennan is a lot more involved than the American people know.
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Fathers who take paternity leave are more involved with their children and with child care months later.
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Among more involved observers, it is facial recognition and artificial intelligence that now elicit the most worry.
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" Chard added that eventually, he's hoping Luna can become more involved in "at the content creation level.
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Christopher was a sports enthusiast who also ran summer camps to get girls more involved in sports.
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As for the 22, we don't object to them trying to become more involved in high tech.
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If you're a boy and your mom works, you're more likely to be a more involved dad.
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In the years after, especially as he became more involved in Hollywood, he lived in Los Angeles.
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Some activist groups, including Giffords, have become more involved in urban violence reduction strategies in recent years.
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He's way more involved in book discussions and puts his hand up way more often in general.
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So, as the story becomes more involved and more fraught, the less we can trust our narrator.
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If you're really rich, things can get more involved, but for most people, it's not that complicated.
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Mr. Carter has singled them out, saying that it is time for them to become more involved.
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Dillon is proud of how much more involved he was, especially regarding lyrics, with the new album.
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I think smoking the blunt helped me open my mind and get more involved in the conversation.
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I think everyone is more involved in politics maybe than they were previously thanks to this election.
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While their missions still tackle society's biggest problems, their means of reaching their goals are more involved.
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Other Oregon Democrats have called on the federal government to become more involved in resolving the standoff.
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Many celebrities are politically active and try to make themselves more involved as campaign cycles heat up.
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The hearing comes as the Obama administration gets more involved in the debate over self-driving cars.
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The more extensive and diverse a country's infrastructure, though, the more involved the digital blackout process becomes.
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It keeps people watching you and more involved in your site, which I get, and that's fair.
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That if more men had access to the process of birth, more men would be more involved.
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If he's into someone, he's more likely to pick up the bill, or suggest something more involved.
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They were much more involved in the drag scene so i felt comfortable trying it with them.
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There's a more involved level that involves predators and the smaller critters that they want to eat.
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But NATO should be more involved in Syria, he argued, because the refugee crisis is threatening Europe.
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Same deal, though a little more involved on the cooking front, with this General Tso's Tofu Sub.
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Still, it's notable that as fashion has gotten more involved, it still claims to be relatively nonpartisan.
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If you're really rich, things can get more involved, but for most people it's not that complicated.
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"Members say they want to be more involved," said Jeffrey Citron, a new member of the committee.
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Other children's book creators have taken breaks from writing to get more involved in the electoral process.
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You also can fully tweak the edits it provides if you'd rather be a more involved creator.
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Some companies are welcoming civic engagement in the workplace, and inviting their employees to get more involved.
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Congress needs to be more involved in decisions like those about when and where America fights terrorists.
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We'll start with the more involved process of migrating from older 3DS and DS games to Home.
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Today I am going to ask NATO to become much more involved in the Middle East process.
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"I think a lot of business people have said you have to get more involved," Dimon said.
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Globally, armies are becoming more involved in peace-keeping and disaster relief missions over fighting in wars.
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And, like many people who get more involved in an organization, he said the gift felt different.
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The March inspired many first-time activists to get more involved in civic life and political action.
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Facebook has been active in the past year about getting its user base more involved in politics.
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The Women's March inspired progressives to get more involved in political action at the local level, too.
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Dads are more involved in parenting, yes, but moms still put in more work Fathers repeatedly tell researchers they want to be more involved parents, yet public policy and social institutions often prevent them from being the dads they want to be -- hurting moms, dads and children alike.
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Men who want to be more involved in their children's lives have pushed employers to offer paternity leave.
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Every year, the shopping holiday seems to become more involved — and even more chaotic — than the year prior.
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There's war in the US over these two people but there's so much more involved than just them.
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In addition, the state's efforts lay bare the challenges of getting the government more involved in health care.
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Again, it feels like Lucy was way more involved in her kids' ordeal than we know about yet.
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If there were more female politicians in the EU debate, would you feel more involved in the discussion?
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He talked about how fathers need to step it up and be more involved in their children's life.
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Getting started with Windows Containers on ECS is also still a bit more involved than using Linux containers.
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Because the system -- especially in caucus states -- tends to reflect the will of the more involved, activist voters.
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This time around, though, Cadillac dealers will be way more involved in the process than they were before.
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I'll definitely be live-tweeting the entire thing and getting the audience more involved in the next ones.
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My creative team is also more involved with products in general whether it is illustration or simply design.
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Was it during the election that you got more involved because of pro-Trump people's sympathy for you?
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And startup parties will have better product-market fit, making their constituents feel better served and more involved.
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When there are no obvious signs of trauma or suicide, the medical examination may be much more involved.
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Debbie invites them over for dinner in an effort to be more involved, but they never show up.
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I would like to see people be more involved in their communities and to keep up the energy.
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Forgoing the traditional tenured professor track, Hurt wanted to be more involved in science projects as an astronomer.
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However, Snap CEO Evan Spiegel was the product decision maker — Conrad was more involved in terms of execution.
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Twitter is looking to get small business owners more involved in its service with its latest standalone app.
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Indeed, the proper conclusion is that America should be less, not more, involved in Middle Eastern sectarian conflicts.
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The rise in family incomes has made the Sahelis confident and more involved in household decisions, she said.
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If you want to be more involved, you can also share and explore recommendations from the BookBub community.
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He remains with a drainage tube in his bladder, and requires a second more involved surgery this summer.
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In the fall of 2012, Shane Tusup was asked to become more involved in Katinka Hosszu's swimming career.
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I'm a rapper as well but he's showing that youth are more involved than people think we are.
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Amazon, JPMorgan Chase, and Berkshire Hathaway could — could — be signaling that companies are ready to get more involved.
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Mr. Kushner has gotten more involved in the response in recent days, according to three White House advisers.
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I keep an eye on the ships of our sister lines, but I'm more involved with these 26.
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The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists last year issued new guidelines for more involved postpartum health care.
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"As he got more involved, he saw more of the need," Mr. Perkins said in a phone interview.
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Want to get more involved on issues you care about like climate change, criminal justice or reproductive rights?
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It's mainly one major project that they're working on, since they can work on something that's more involved.
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ImpactMatters said it had abandoned a more involved framework and replaced it with a five-star rating system.
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We understand what our value is and we are much more involved in the business of the game.
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But by initiating the offense, Harden also found that he was able to get his teammates more involved.
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Diddy's getting even more involved -- we're told his team reached out to FAM and they're planning something BIG.
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Tweaking this can change the whole play experience of a game, making its spaces feel more involved, larger.
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"I was more involved in the day-to-day stuff, generally product-related and brand strategy," he said.
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One of the other moms asked me to help set up and I'm trying to be more involved.
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People familiar with the process say Modi is much more involved in setting the deficit target than previous leaders.
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And there have been calls to just "shoot down" the drone, though that's much more involved than it seems.
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This trade rift that has now turned out to be more a lot more involved has obviously accelerated that.
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While the one and done appeal is great, the aftermath is a little more involved — but no less important.
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She emphasized that she hoped the Baha'i community would be more involved in nutrition and vegetarianism after their discussion.
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Israel has a long and complicated relationship with Syria, and it has shown little willingness to get more involved.
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CY: Back in the early 1980s my paintings were a lot more involved in a kind of identity politics.
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Many of these agencies have transitioned from strictly representing talent to becoming more involved in media production and distribution.
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"[The relationship] might be hard to balance if Gladys moves back to Riverdale and gets more involved," Reinhart mused.
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Facebook also joins Uber and Amazon as massive platforms that are looking to get more involved in food delivery.
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Even with its reliance on typical action movie cliches, the story is more involved and mature than ever before.
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It's an A that's really an F. Asian Americans need to get more involved in the fight against disempowerment.
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A few days after that, an Apple exec responded to a customer support request with a more involved explanation.
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Though ostracized by her neighbors, Ms. Derian, who was white, became progressively more involved in local civil rights efforts.
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According to his testimony, Gurley was one of the more involved board members at the time of the acquisition.
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If you can get Asia more involved in hockey to grow the sport, I think it's a great opportunity.
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Trump has steadily gotten more involved in this year's midterm races, tweeting endorsements and support for various GOP candidates.
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Democrats, however, portray the Speaker as much more involved in the day-to-day negotiations than he lets on.
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Lee questioned why clinicians weren't more involved in decision-making, and then looked at what degrees hospital leaders had.
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Younger voters are becoming more involved but they still have a lower percentage of participation, especially in key states.
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That goal, and getting Turkey more involved in the fight against the Islamic State, is obviously in America's interest.
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Some zoologists are focused on caring for the animals themselves, while others are more involved with educating the public.
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Thirdly, Congress must be far more involved than it was when the original JCPOA was negotiated between 2013-2015.
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While she says she gets some of those, she says, she usually gets far more involved and unexpected inquiries.
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A Louisville Cardinals cheerleader got more involved in the team's Monday night game than she probably would have liked.
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Or was the Trump campaign much more involved in planning for Page's Russia trip than anyone's admitting right now?
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The Communist Party has become more involved in business, the economy, public discourse and other elements of everyday life.
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He also revealed that Mr. Trump had been more involved in discussions about the venture than was previously known.
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"We look forward to Altria and Constellation getting more involved in efforts to change federal laws," said Mr. Smith.
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Then I just ended up getting more and more involved and ended up doing eight songs on the album.
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There's a lot more involved in moving an entire workforce to a new industry than skills and salary matches.
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Additionally, we are getting more involved in demographic data analytics to look more closely at who our guests are.
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Alli was becoming more involved and left David Luiz in agony after accidentally treading on the Chelsea defender's ankle.
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Companies are becoming more involved in the security community and actively engaging hackers to find or report security vulnerabilities.
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Authorities are stepping up enforcement, Congress is getting more involved, and charity watchdogs are monitoring and reporting on nonprofits.
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At first she was reluctant to become more involved, because he is working illegally here in the United States.
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Nor were we any more involved: Voter participation didn't show a boost from the democratization of political information. Why?
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"For things that are more involved, cost may be only one step that needs to be addressed," Cooper said.
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Maybe he has renewed reasons not to get more involved like his advancing age; he is 76 after all.
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Some of this doubling reflects a laudable desire to be more involved than the distant paters of the past.
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It got me more involved, because I would have to find clever ways to get things for free. Hacking.
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She's described her contract as "mutating" from her initial one, allowing her to get more involved throughout the films.
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"Women in particular, by the way, I want you to get more involved," Obama said in footage shared by CNN.
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More involved pieces like those are on the pricier side, but a lot of what you'll find is under $100.
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The higher the concert production value, and the more popular the group becomes, the more involved the lightsticks can be.
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"Going with a US passport will offer me some protection, so I can get more involved, be louder," he says.
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When Stevenson left her, she moved back to Brooklyn from New Jersey and became more involved with American Indian causes.
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The evidence shows that if fathers are engaged in the early years, they'll continue to be more involved later on.
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Yes, also organizations, but I've always found those more involved with supporting a community, rather than being the community themselves.
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I was suddenly eager to get in front of the camera, and became way more involved with my own photoshoots.
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Simple, broad rules may have been possible a decade ago, but the landscape is more complex and more involved now.
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If more people start participating in this conversation, restaurant owners might actually start being more involved in preventing workplace harassment.
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In the United States activist investors are also getting more involved in aviation, as shown at United Continental Holdings UAL.
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Given the money at stake, you can understand them wanting to get more involved in what's happening on the ground.
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America has often been more involved in global greenery than political rhetoric would suggest, says John Vogler of Keele University.
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Experimenting with your own system will be more involved but may save you some time and money in the end.
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The bottom line: Tillerson is setting out a case that the U.S. should be more involved in Syria, not less.
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In addition to equal representation, she also believes women in law should be more involved in working toward social justice.
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He urged Google CEO Sundar Pichai to get more involved in the country and help it bolster the security defence.
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The Albuquerque emails show, however, that Amazon is more involved in some of these operations than it has previously admitted.
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This way, the mother "could be much more involved with the baby in a visual sense much sooner," said Camann.
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Wedow, also gay, understood Neale's project would need a much more involved outreach strategy to prevent history from repeating itself.
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She became more involved with the tech firm's accessibility efforts over time, and landed her current job two years ago.
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The ride into the canyon takes the same amount of time, but the steam locomotive is more involved to operate.
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She told how she moved to Washington DC so she could be more involved in the fight against climate change.
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I think that it is time for me to be more involved in the lives of our children and grandchildren.
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Hopefully as he matures and gets more involved with the Senate he can grow onto people, Democratic and Republican alike.
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I did, however, enjoy swimming, which is why my mom wanted me to try to get more involved in it.
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Studies over more than a decade have extolled the benefits of patients becoming more involved in their own healthcare decisions.
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I think if we'd been a little more involved, then perhaps there would be a little more light and color.
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For me personally, I have become much more involved with my legislators, I'm speaking at the march here in Philadelphia.
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Boi-220da: Me and Drake always work on stuff, but this time around I really wanted to get more involved.
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And because they're paying for the wedding, as opposed to having their parents do it, the groom is more involved.
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But "it is striking that the White House is not more involved alongside the Treasury Department," one Obama veteran said.
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In Vienna, the role of music director is being redefined so that you will be more involved in overall management.
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"Today, I am going to ask NATO to become much more involved in the Middle East process," the president said.
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Executives run the day-to-day, so often the board is more involved as a sparring partner at key intervals.
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If someone is managing money for other people, then the process is going to be more involved almost by definition.
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So any revelation that either was more involved in the meeting than we currently know would also deepen the scandal.
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I think anytime that a government is taking more control and getting more involved in people's lives that's always scary.
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So any revelation that either were more involved in the meeting than we currently know would also deepen the scandal.
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Their financial projections didn't pan out, Thompson said, and F4DC has been more involved since the store's opening than expected.
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Planning a trip to Europe is usually more involved than one within North America, largely because of the higher flight prices.
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Komlo had previously seen Appelbaum give a talk about privacy, which inspired her to become more involved with the security community.
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As if America's globe-spanning military commitments would disappear if the US weren't incrementally more involved in the Syrian civil war.
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As "smart" devices become more deeply embedded in our daily lives, there's no doubt they'll be more involved in our deaths.
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They're focusing on small actions — what teenagers can do to get more involved, including registering to vote and writing to lawmakers.
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Now, the trend as it appears on the catwalk is a lot more involved than its laissez-faire presentation may betray.
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Since her death, Combs says he's a lot more involved with his family because he knows that's something Porter would want.
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It has however been trying to get more involved, especially in Syria, and recently hosted Syria's foreign minister and opposition officials.
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She began liking and commenting on Wyckoff's posts as a way to get more involved in the dick running Instagram niche.
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But the businessman's oldest son said that he and his family might consider becoming more involved in the delegate allocation process.
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As well as their separate efforts to become more involved in the companies they own, asset managers are also banding together.
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In 1998, he became more involved, contributing more than $2 million to an effort to defeat three Democrats on the commission.
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This version may be slightly more involved, but the payoff is big — very big — as in tangy, cheesy, bacon-y big.
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But China has been trying to get more involved, especially in Syria, recently hosting both its foreign minister and opposition officials.
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He described all of these efforts as failures, implying that the same would happen if America got more involved in Syria.
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The documents, first reported by The Guardian, suggest human editors were far more involved in choosing the topics than Facebook's software.
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Gordon said governments and foundations need to get more involved in research and funding to spearhead efforts to combat the problem.
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If you want to get more involved you can do, and we'll cover some more advanced options further down the page.
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"I guess the more involved he got in his own drug use, the more he had to find money," she said.
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My fiancé is Indian, and we're having an Indian wedding, so the decor is much more involved than an American wedding.
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Installing unauthorized apps is a more involved process than it is on Android, and it comes with a few more limitations.
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But while moms were still the lead shoppers, dads are definitely more involved than they used to be, especially with technology.
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I'm planning a crucial conversation with my boss: I want more responsibilities and to be more involved with our business partners.
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In fact, all of the brain is involved in every task—it's just that some areas are more involved than others.
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Only in the last few years have I begun to get more involved in what I want my look to be.
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While Yoho supported Trump's immediate response, the Florida congressman said he has no interest in getting more involved in another war.
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He told BuzzFeed News that the turmoil following the 22007 elections inspired him to become that much more involved in politics.
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"We want to be more involved in the sport," Palmer told Britain's Channel 4 television while attending the Singapore Grand Prix.
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He embraced a simple goal to foster a bounce-back game: get teammates more involved and turn up his own aggressiveness.
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For some, the decision to freelance is a no-brainer, but taking the leap is more involved than you might think.
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The librarians were role models, educators, parents, and way more involved with us than I guess they were supposed to be.
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When fathers were more involved and shared equally with their partners in soothing the infant, men felt more effective as fathers.
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The former alpine ski racer is now helping young girls become more involved in STEM education through the Lindsey Vonn Foundation.
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Members of the Senate Veterans' Affairs Committee expect that they will be more involved in the process this time around. 5.
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The two tweets followed another implying that if the Russians had hacked the election, President Obama should have gotten more involved.
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It's a more involved request than blocking a specific platform like Twitter, another popular approach among Iran and other oppressive governments.
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The Generations and Gender Programme data also showed that men raised by employed mothers were marginally more involved in child care.
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Questions to ask during the interview: Are the leaders hands off or more involved with the daily operations of the department?
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So while major business groups are largely sitting on the sidelines today, they could become more involved in the coming months.
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The White House is much more involved in the business of cutting taxes than it has been on health care policy.
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Additionally, the Seahawks want him to get more involved in the passing game, and they're short on receivers at the moment.
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Editorial Americans have long struggled with the question of whether this country should be more involved in world affairs, or less.
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Whereas Biden will respond to crises with internationalist instincts and he will really care about how we can be more involved.
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I hoped for a more involved con, a Rube Goldberg contraption of the sort that sprang Huell Babineaux in Episode 8.
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Facebook has previously questioned whether law enforcement should be more involved in helping to stop the threat from nation state actors.
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In addition to the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative's grants to local organizations, the social network is getting more involved with local policing.
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We asked Denis if he thinks President Trump will pay attention to climate change with celebs getting more and more involved.
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I am more involved in social and racial justice, economic development and feminism than I ever was in a big city.
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Starting the excavator simulator, a bulky mechanical chair, is more involved than pressing a button to turn on a PlayStation 4.
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They were bite-size snippets of action with a goal that was rarely more involved than registering a new high score.
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It's no surprise, then, that a growing chorus of experts want the Army Corps more involved in the US coronavirus effort.
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Kapadia's wish list includes augmented reality, using existing Formula One data to help provide trackside fans with a more involved experience.
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"It also gets the [victim] a little more involved, and has the effect of, psychologically, getting them more worried," Addison said.
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In Gupta's note, he said it will be a good opportunity for Khosrowshahi to get more involved with the product team.
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Some were more involved in the scandal than others — and some may be more eager to defend Trump politically than others.
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A decade later, Page took back the reins, and became more involved in the company's day-to-day running than Brin.
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Some Republicans argue the new exchange is evidence that Obama was more involved in the Clinton email probe than previously known.
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Friends said he never practiced as an engineer, having given up the discipline as he became more involved in social issues.
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But Lewandowski was far more involved in one particular episode of potential obstruction of justice by President Trump that Mueller outlined.
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Malaysia's central bank issued guidelines this week to encourage Islamic banks to become more involved in socially and environmentally themed activities.
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It's about how his friendship helps Lloyd become a more forgiving son, a more responsive husband and a more involved father.
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Or maybe the right strategy combines our proposals: Pay less attention to national politics but get more involved in local affairs.
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Meanwhile, men who take parental leave also become more involved fathers, an effect that holds when they go back to work.
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If you want to be more involved with your produce eating, find a local berry patch and pick the fruit yourself.
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The subtle action of the sand makes running a little more involved, adds a light film of chaos to the proceedings.
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Honey Boo Boo Wants Sugar Bear 'to Be a More Involved Dad' — But Only If There Are Changes Though Honey Boo Boo and her father, Sugar Bear, don't see each other often, she does want him to be more involved in her life — but changes in his personal life would be necessary for that to come about.
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As tensions started building, Cabello claimed she tried to become more involved with Fifth Harmony's songwriting process, but was denied the opportunity.
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I really love this city, though, and make it a goal to become more involved with the community on a daily basis.
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Just this month, it was reported that today&aposs fathers are more involved in their children&aposs lives than in the past.
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Throughout season 3, Alice has gotten more and more involved in The Farm, and is now finally ready to "ascend" through baptism.
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Of course, these metrics reflect the decisions of thousands of people, but some investors are more involved in the market than others.
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He has made some effort — not great, but some — to be more involved in my life since I was 19 years old.
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Cooper is notably getting more involved in producing films, such as the upcoming film Joker starring Joaquin Phoenix, which opens this fall.
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Real quick, the goal of Manny's is to create a central place for people to become better informed and more involved citizens.
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They have talked and talked about getting Julio Jones more involved, and I just keep waiting (and hoping) for that breakout performance.
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But for many, Theranos already represented a promise that disease could be caught sooner and get consumers more involved with their healthcare.
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"Apple is doing a great job and we're excited to get more involved," Lauer said diplomatically when I asked him about it.
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His use of the term "multiracial" inflamed critics, and the show itself seemed to be more involved than the typical NYFW presentation.
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It was around 2005, when she became an American citizen, that she started researching candidate positions and becoming more involved in politics.
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The first step is a little more involved than just setting up a bunch of fireworks mortars around the Olympic stadium, though.
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Stankey didn't even bother dressing up why HBO's new parent company intends to become more involved in its day-to-day operations.
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The current Five Year Plan also addresses the need for China to get more involved in international organizations and to cooperate internationally.
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Ben Zeev reiterated his aim to get the public more involved, noting the bourse has lost 40 percent of investors since 2010.
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After the war, Demaci still participated in politics, held several media posts and became more involved in defending the rights of minorities.
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I decided to be very out about being Muslim, which coincided with me getting more involved in sex education at my school.
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Now, Bruce Ohr and Nelly Ohr which are -- they seem to be much more involved than we knew up until this point.
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A socialist and advocate of non-violence, Rustin became more involved with gay rights in the '80s after he was involuntarily outed.
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Picking the optimal place to live later in life can be a lot more involved than scanning your typical "21 Best" lists.
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No one cared, but when white middle class kids began to get more involved, it began to change the face of addiction.
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Sometimes it feels like there's a vibration between us, though that could be due to nervousness from one or more involved parties.
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I came because I've been following this issue for many months, and become more and more involved watching videos on social media.
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The youth are learning how to be way more involved so that another decision like that won't happen in the near future.
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With all of this obsessive information decorating Mona's walls it's clear she's more involved in A.D.'s plot then we ever knew.
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The company also announced new products — the idea being to get Alexa more involved with every aspect of your increasingly smarter home.
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But if you have a complicated family situation or a very large estate, your estate plan may need to be more involved.
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This recipe is a little more involved than simply tossing a turkey in the oven, but Thanksgiving only comes once a year.
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"The king has been seeking to grow the monarchy as a political force and get more involved in state affairs," he said.
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Trading in Elite is made easier and more involved by a variety of user built tools that hook into the game's API.
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Does the Democratic Party do enough to encourage minority candidates, or someone from an atypical background like teaching, to get more involved?
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That recipe, made with dates and freshly toasted, ground hazelnuts, was fancier and more involved than I wanted for a weekday morning.
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A project illustrates how the explosion of the internet has allowed for a more involved, varied, and purposeful construction of one's identity.
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Mr. Cohen revealed that Mr. Trump was more involved in discussions over the potential deal during the election campaign than previously known.
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That could mean that the US military becomes more involved in Syria, and it will definitely involve a continued campaign against ISIS.
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It feels like the rest of the Cavaliers are more involved than they were in Game 1, but that's mostly a mirage.
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She said she's not endorsing any candidates, instead focusing on local issues, but would get more involved if Harris asks her to.
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There is just a lot more involved with it when you are dealing with folks on the dark web with virtual currencies.
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Faith leaders whose politics fall to the left of center are getting more involved in politics to fight against President Trump's policies.
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Attorney General William Barr last month said the Justice Department will get more involved in fighting such crimes as their number rises.
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Because if Stories weren't enough, now there's an even more involved way to document to everyone what you're doing at all times.
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He's not very popular and the way to become more popular is to become less political and more involved in his agenda.
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In addition to benefiting team owners, the league also says it will see players be much more involved compared to other competitions.
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Trump's statements during the campaign drove Hayden to become more involved and outspoken than he anticipated in the months before the election.
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After Mr. Greenblatt's departure, Avi Berkowitz, an adviser to Mr. Kushner, will become "more involved in the process," the Trump official said.
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As she became more involved with the movement, she realized the man she had built a home with had become a stranger.
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If we can add to that enthusiasm by getting consumers more involved in this passion, we're no longer in the chocolate business.
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Pegula took a hands-on approach in the search, saying he regretted not having been more involved in hiring Murray and Bylsma.
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In July, he teamed up with Cardi B to create a campaign video aimed at getting young people more involved in politics.
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Unsurprisingly, studies show that more involved dads or father figures are associated with a child's emotional well-being, behavior and academic achievement.
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"I can't think of anything worse than having government be more involved in your health care instead of less involved," she said.
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"I can't think of anything worse than having government be more involved in your health care instead of less involved," she continued.
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He was looking to get more involved with a community service-based organization when a neighbor introduced him to Brooklyn Community Services.
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The Bluetooth version is a little more involved, requiring you charge the headphones, turn them on, and pair them with your device.
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"I've been trying to find ways to get more involved with people my age and make changes for things that matter," she said.
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"Should it be determined that a federal crime was committed, we will become more involved," FBI spokesperson Prentice Danner said in a statement.
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But as a showcase of the game, it's terrible: entirely on rails, with quick time events taking the place of more involved gameplay.
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In response to the assessment, a senior lawmaker questioned whether race explains why the U.S. is not more involved in the fight there.
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The Occupational Safety and Health Administration and federal and state agencies probably need to get more involved than they already are, he said.
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It's an important hire because it signals that Uber plans to get more involved in the engineering aspects of this outlandish-sounding project.
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Plus, studies show U.S. fathers who take longer paternity leave are more involved in caring for their children nine months down the road.
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After that, you'll need to go through a series of download sequences that are a bit more involved than your standard app installation.
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"These cases are so complex and there is so much more involved when one supports a particular candidate or cause," van Tilburg said.
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The word among Republican aides on Capitol Hill is that Trump is going to be more involved when it comes to tax reform.
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Here are four more: Ideology Conservatives and libertarians strongly object to the federal government becoming ever more involved in the nation's healthcare system.
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While both can be reversed, the reversal procedure is more involved, painful, and costly than undergoing a sterilization procedure in the first place.
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Party bodies that used to provide general direction for government policy are getting more involved in day-to-day management of the economy.
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It's clear the White House is much more involved in the business of cutting taxes than it ever was on health care policy.
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China and Mexico have traditionally had discrete relations, with the Asian giant much more involved in the commodities-exporting countries of South America.
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"Oh, I was just so thankful," she says of the event in 2014, which inspired her to become more involved with the organization.
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Maritime security sources also said some fighters from Somali Islamist militant group al Shabaab were looking to get more involved in seaborne piracy.
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But to get maximum value out of those cards, you need to transfer your points to partners, which is a bit more involved.
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YOU KNOW, THIS IS SOMETHING THAT NEW YORK REALLY IS SPECTACULAR AT. PISANI: ARE YOU GOING TO GET MORE INVOLVED IN PHILANTHROPIC ISSUES?
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Singer Taylor Swift, who was once famously silent on her political views, said Wednesday that she wants to get more involved in politics.
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But there is little sign that any party is poised for victory or can restore stability, and foreign powers are becoming more involved.
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The necessity and value of environmental and carbon credits, as well as growing concerns around sustainability, are pushing corporations to become more involved.
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Since then, he's divided his time between running an art gallery and becoming more involved in the murky world of men's rights activism.
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"I initially thought the process would be a cinch but it ended up being much more involved," jerkenstine told me in an email.
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He said he didn't want to be the only one who knew what was happening and wanted his wife to be more involved.
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In another sign of movement, Jared Kushner, Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser, has become more involved in the last few days.
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"I have, very much, an impulse to be personally much more involved with the creative aspect of new work," Mr. Nézet-Séguin said.
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It's been a way to become more involved with human interaction because, left to my own devices, you would never see me outside.
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But the vast majority of Illinois's hemp will be used for CBD, which can be sold for more but requires more involved processing.
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He said that he had wanted to work to get his teammates more involved, but that it had probably been the wrong approach.
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After the party rose to power in 1979, he became more involved and even served as minister of culture for about eight years.
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"We need diversity of thinking here, and we don't have it on the political level, and we all need to get more involved."
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The more involved I got, the more I doubted my motives, the more I lost the certainty I was doing any real good.
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As I got more involved, in going to operator meetings and going to NBMOA meetings, I realized that it wasn&apost the norm.
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But they usually have fewer doctors in their networks and can include a more involved approval process for medical care than traditional Medicare.
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By a margin of 20 points, Americans say the United States should be more involved and take the lead role in international events.
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Arthur: Seems to me that we're offering people two diametrically opposed options — pay less attention to politics or get more involved in politics.
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Her husband, Takahisa Yoshida, says he wants to be more involved with his children than his own father, who did nothing at home.
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Check out the vid ... Holley tells us Kim was much more involved in helping Alice Marie Johnson get freed than people might think.
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But they also emphasized that if companies want better science, they need the investigators to be more involved with all aspects of a study.
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Is that a priority for you, to get Nextdoor a little bit more involved in civic conversation and maybe get people to the polls?
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However, the spokesman stressed, the situation was fast evolving and the FBI could become more involved if needed or if asked to do so.
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So the promotion kept going, and Dodd became more involved in selling the holiday, repeating her story happily to the press and other retailers.
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"While doctors seem to readily encourage patch usage, few get any more involved—offering advice, discussing side effects suggesting behavior modification," the memo states.
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Washington (CNN)Ivanka Trump, the President-elect's daughter, appears slated to be more involved in Trump's new political empire than his old business one.
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While the process to create the volume is likely more involved than her favorite low bun, the subtle departure definitely complements Markle's regal aesthetic.
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"I'd like to have the antitrust [officials] support that effort to get more involved in reviewing the situation from a competition standpoint," Barr said.
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In its more involved forms, scamming is basically a let's-put-on-a-show plot — costumes, characters, choreography — with the bonus of added thieving.
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A more involved Turkey could have a major impact on the counter-ISIS campaign, as Turkey possesses the second-largest armed forces in NATO.
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"Presidents used to be much more involved in matters that would directly affect them in ways that we would consider unethical today," Kontorovich said.
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Allies such as Saudi Arabia have argued that the US should have gotten more involved, or at least armed moderate opposition groups, early on.
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Di Stefano, for her part, is hoping to get more involved with the SETI community and lead new explorations of these intriguing cosmic landscapes.
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"The more time I spend as a woman, the more of a feminist firecracker I become, and more involved with women's issues," Carollo said.
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One official who declined to be named said China was becoming more involved in Macau affairs as a result of events in Hong Kong.
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Cooper is notably getting more involved in producing films, such as the upcoming film Joker starring Joaquin Phoenix, which has a 2019 release date.
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As I've become more involved in the body-positivity movement, I've experienced it in multiple countries, in live radio interviews, and in packed auditoriums.
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Mr. Obama also called on Americans to get more involved in politics and participate, a theme of his first campaign and of his presidency.
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The more global-minded European allies, notably France and Britain, are becoming more involved in freedom-of-navigation and overflight operations in the Pacific.
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But hey, editors do what editors do, so Olympios and Viall's night could have been much more involved than they're leading fans to believe.
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As reported by multiple news outlets, the American AI Initiative is simply a "strategy" to get the federal government more involved in artificial intelligence.
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Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos has become more involved in Washington since purchasing the WaPo, buying a home in DC and expanding Amazon's lobbying efforts.
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But it's likely not a coincidence, he added, that the situation in Syria has gotten worse as the United States has become more involved.
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And back towards the end of my years at Kleiner, we were pushing to get more involved in seed, a few of us were.
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From that, I got more involved in activism and it really sparked my interest in social justice so I decided to start a magazine.
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Byun is working on developing merchandise for Mr. Bagel while Mosier said she'd love for Doug the Pug to get more involved in acting.
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It's entirely possible that some years down the line Apple's $1 billion investment and new board seat could develop into a more involved partnership.
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From Point onward, you've gotten much more involved with electronica and with very defined methods of composition and production that have defined each album.
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I simply use dish soap and warm water, but as we'll see in a second, there are more involved ways to apply the detergent.
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"At some point I'll probably be more involved from the outside, but more in a reelection capability than from inside the administration," he said.
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Patients also may find the CVS-Aetna combination much more involved in managing their care, especially for those with expensive chronic conditions like diabetes.
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Studies show that when men get a chance to be home in those early months, they become more involved fathers for the long run.
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However, China has been trying to get more involved, especially in Syria peace efforts, and has taken tentative steps over the Yemen crisis too.
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President Obama on Saturday encouraged black youths to get more involved in the political process as he spoke to graduating students at Howard University.
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What if rather than creating content that turns people into passive viewers, there were opportunities to get them more involved and connected with others?
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I competed with a poem for our school talent show, and won, and started to find ways to get more involved in the city.
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You see all these very exciting politicians and others talking about more taxes, getting more involved because they don't seem to do it themselves.
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Once you have so much invested—and I don't just mean money, when you have this much time invested—you're that much more involved.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden has also introduced a plan that would enable HHS to get more involved in negotiations on behalf of Medicare.
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"This Democratic caucus wants to be more involved, [and] it wants to have a member-driven caucus, not a leadership-driven caucus," he said.
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Most big alcohol players appear to be sitting back for now, except for some investments, but analysts expect they will eventually get more involved.
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" The emails also show that he worked on the Pickering nomination, and was called by one colleague "much more involved in the Pickering fight.
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Every franchise now employs people to make sense of the numbers it collects, or to blend them into new, more involved, more specific measurements.
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Here are several ways you can protect your home while you're away, from the quick and cheap to the more involved and more costly.
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The medical complexity per patient — the number and severity of chronic conditions — has steadily increased, meaning that medical encounters are becoming ever more involved.
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Research has shown that when men take care of their babies in the early weeks, they are more involved in child care years later.
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When Mr. Erdogan commented just before the election that he intended to be more involved with the bank, the lira sank to record lows.
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Rather than focusing on the conduct between a company and one set of its customers, the new rule requires a much more involved showing.
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I am more involved in politics, and more outspoken about social and racial justice, economic development and feminism than I ever was in Portland.
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They encompass a complex web of connections between traditional email scamming, W-2 tax fraud, check fraud, gift card scams, and more involved schemes.
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In his view, voters who supported Trump in 2016 were registering their discontent with American politics, not their desire for a more involved state.
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Trump said he would ask the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, an alliance of mostly European nations, to become more involved in the Middle East.
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In an interview with Business Insider in June, Avenatti said he "can see why people might think" that he's getting more involved in politics.
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We carried the President's comments yesterday when he said: I'm going to ask NATO to become much more involved in the Middle East process.
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When he returned 10 days later, he and Ms. Graf were inseparable, and with each passing week, she became more involved in his campaign.
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The super PAC America First Action, which supports Trump's agenda, is conducting polling in Alabama as the administration considers getting more involved, Politico reported.
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Studies have proven that people who are more involved in setting educational objectives are the same ones who more likely to reach their goals.
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But as we became more involved, we found that there are human hands involved with every piece of technology, and it's actually very warm.
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The more involved he became with the foundation, the more he realized that his future career wasn't going to center around building software products.
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Although Graham preached that racial segregation was unbiblical, he was criticized by some civil rights leaders for not being more involved in the movement.
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So yes, I think the state has to be much more involved if we are to have any chance of reckoning with this issue.
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"A lot of people in our church are more involved with local issues, they're not as big on going into war zones," Martin says.
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Leaders can and should let veterans become more involved in their decision- making processes, and an open-door policy should exist no matter what.
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That's why this year, for me and many others, is about getting more involved in making this the country I chose to live in.
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Analysts say it's complicated for Apple to get more involved with third-party apps, because today's technology is often built on those third-party services.
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He expresses interest in being a more involved parent, then blinks in surprise when his daughter Sally appears to have grown up without him noticing.
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It's like a super rich and flavorful Croatian version of pot roast, but with better meat and a more involved recipe, and served with gnocchi.
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He said he wouldn't be surprised to see Amazon (AMZN) and other big tech and retail players look to get more involved with digital currencies.
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Do they want a government that we would traditionally describe as "big" (meaning more involved in peoples' lives) or "small" (lower taxes and less regulation)?
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Village Global also announced its 90-day intensive Network Catalyst program that sees the fund get more involved in developing a startup's product and connections.
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Yes, I think so, because women are more involved in the details of everyday life, like bringing up kids, studying, and also working a job.
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Prepping For Paradise Since bikinis tend to be the primary wardrobe on the show, many contestants got a bit more involved with their beauty prep.
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Economic impact Fleming would like to see the business community more involved in denouncing the bill, as it was when Georgia recently considered similar legislation.
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While it takes longer and is a more involved process, the result is dangerously delicious, which is why it's a great gift for foodie dads.
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If so, it doesn't seem like Trump cares about the distinction, as long as he can say Apple is becoming more involved in US manufacturing.
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If you're more of a DIY type, you can manually adjust your browser agent settings as well, though the process is a bit more involved.
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But it was not my family; invitations to get more involved only made me retreat more into my room over the Advent and winter period.
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Reposts are one way of getting more involved with minimal effort, and simply put, they work in the same way as retweets do on Twitter.
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The average consumer goes to 38 different sites, according to an Expedia study, and they spend more than 10 hours [researching these more involved trips].
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Blume aims to help Generation Dating App narrow their choices by simultaneously slowing the selection process down and making it more involved – yet also fun.
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When you come into a life-changing amount of money, there's more involved than suddenly having a big bank account and deciding what to buy.
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That's put pressure on Twitter to become more involved in moderating its users content, including introducing new rules to combat hate speech and targeted abuse.
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Trump was even more involved in the investigation response than we knew The second half of the Mueller report deals with the question of obstruction.
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If Garrett gets more involved in the drama next week, it could upset Hannah, which would explain why Garrett seemingly blames himself for messing up.
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And a more-involved, far-reaching government inherently has more channels of influence, providing more opportunities for people to exert influence for their own benefit.
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Saturn enters grounded Earth sign Capricorn today, activating the friendship and community sector of your chart and encouraging you to get more involved with groups.
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Washington (CNN)A new report from Bloomberg this week reveals that Russian cyberattackers were much more involved in the US presidential election than previously publicized.
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"The timing is not coincidental," Schuster said, adding that Kim may be trying to get Putin more involved on the situation on the Korean Peninsula.
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CareKit is just another way that Apple is getting more involved in health care and medical research, after the company's addition of the Health app.
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She admitted that her makeup routine is a little more involved these days, but she doesn't mind the extra work — she's happy to be alive.
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Scott was inspired to start his own company in 2159, aiming to offer schools a structured program to encourage students' families to become more involved.
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Vice President Mike Pence, a former congressman, has been more involved than Trump with the Senate debate, regularly chatting with lawmakers, including meetings on Tuesday.
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"The ultimate goal of this is to get them more involved in society and in the belief that they can still do things," said Tosetto.
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Just like Brothers, a central mechanic used throughout the game acts as an emotional callback to leave you feeling more involved in the final outcome.
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While my makeup routine is much more involved than my mother's ever was, I follow her same fragrance pattern — ears, wrists, knees, out the door.
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Harried by American strikes, and more involved in local conflicts, jihadists have not been able to attack the West on the scale of 9/11.
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" Then she inexplicably says, "Well, the answer is to make the government very much bigger and very much more involved in allocating wealth and opportunity.
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But this time, his teammates stepped up to provide more support, while Irving made a concerted effort to get them more involved in the offense.
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The app can prompt you to get more involved "There's very little you have to do but there's a lot you can do," says Dawson.
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Democratic pollster Ken O'Brien said on Tuesday that Democrats have strong prospects in a series of gubernatorial races and suggested they should get more involved.
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You can also pair a PS4 controller to a PS3 for a wireless connection, though the process of connecting the two devices is more involved.
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Various reports have indicated Moore will call plays, after many speculated that Garrett would be more involved following the firing of previous coordinator Scott Linehan.
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The way he spoke about issues such as term limits, spending and actually reading bills inspired me to get more involved in the political process.
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Indeed, Bellis regrouped in the set changeover and said later that she had focused on getting her feet more involved than they had been before.
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He's a tech entrepreneur who left Silicon Valley to become more involved in political activism and who helped recruit Ocasio-Cortez to Congress (The Hill).
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I'd be happy to make Marcella Hazan's simple recipe for tomato sauce, or Mark Bittman's slightly more involved recipe for lamb curry with basmati rice.
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"WiiFit" offered an even more involved experience with a balance board peripheral that could help guide players through exercises by tracking their weigh and posture.
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They operate differently, and the process with many banks tends to be more involved and take longer than getting approved for a personal credit card.
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"My friends are way more involved in voting now," said Ruiz, a single mom who tutors at MiraCosta College where the rally was being held.
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And I wondered, why is it that countries that are bordering the Ukraine and near the Ukraine – why is it that they're not more involved?
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Q. Do you feel that in Oman, and across the region, artists are becoming more involved in new media art, like film and video works?
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The private sector has become more involved in this work, distributing over half of the clean cookstoves and fuels reported in 2014, the report said.
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From the production, to the choice of songs, to the videos and artwork, I've become a lot more involved and confident in my own choices.
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She suspected that if her children were more involved in the preparation of different dishes, they would be more likely to try them as well.
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The nightclub scene is much more involved than one might realize upon first viewing, wending through a half-dozen rooms and hallways across three floors.
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She eventually became more involved in the Culinary Union Local 226, which has more than 50,000 members and carries enormous influence in the state's politics.
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"As we got more involved, we recognized the cultural and spiritual importance of the place," said Lisa Pike Sheehy, Patagonia's vice president of environmental activism.
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In the May issue of Essence, Combs revealed he's been a lot more involved with his family because he knows that's something Porter would want.
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"I think now that I'm going to be an empty nester, I want to be more involved with communities and families," she told Reuters Health.
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"I can't think of anything worse than having government be more involved in your health care instead of less involved," she continued: http://bit.ly/22019h2aeSH.
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But while the agency is eager to get more involved with future missions, its core focus is using space to to solve problems on Earth.
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He has since been more involved and on Monday he announced the creation National Bushfire Recovery Agency, which would receive about $1.4 billion in funding.
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MORGAN BRENNAN: Ambassador Hutchison, if NATO get more involved, what does this actually mean for the longer-term strategy for the U.S. in the region?
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The news media in Malaysia reported that the police were looking for four male suspects, suggesting that the plot was more involved than initially indicated.
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Indeed the GSA inspector general report revealed that Trump was far more involved in deliberations over the new FBI headquarters than Congress was originally told.
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"When a man takes a leave, he's more involved in raising the children it's better for him and it's better for the kids," says Gates.
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"As Congress gets more involved in sanctions, it becomes more popular, giving us less flexibility, limiting the effectiveness of the tool," the senior official said.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said Thursday that the 2016 primary elections were a tipping point for his motivation to become more involved in political issues.
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"One thing that is also evolving as the girls get older, is that they become more involved in the planning part of travel," Carmen said.
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The mayor's comments came after Mr. Cuomo and Mr. Lhota attacked Mr. de Blasio for not becoming more involved in addressing the system's mounting problems.
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Her role grew as the government became more involved in social welfare policy under President John F. Kennedy's "New Frontier" efforts in the early 1960s.
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The goal of Manny's, like I said, is to create a central, affordable and accessible place to become a better informed and more involved citizen.
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Over time, the cakes have become more and more involved, boasting sparklers, meat rosettes, and multiple tiers using all kinds of different meats including seafood.
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Chenoweth says she hopes that civic organizers will be more involved with gathering crowd data in real time to help researchers who study social movements.
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For something you scarf down in seconds, it takes a long time to make Chocolate production and processing are way more involved than you would think.
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Another administration official disputed the notion that Miller is less involved now, saying he is in fact more involved in this process than the first one.
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Why it matters: Former elected officials and journalists are becoming more involved in efforts to target millennials to bolster turnout ahead of the 2018 midterm elections.
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If you want to get more involved with a group of theater people that are doing very specific local actions, here's so-and-so's action network.
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Most of the time people recover on their own within a week, but some people can have severe dehydration or more involved infections that require hospitalization.
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As soon as Pepper gets a question that's more involved, about, say, financial planning then she should handoff to sales and banking representatives in the bank.
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Facial recognition is far less accurate than more involved biometrics like fingerprinting or iris scans, and making it work for Exit will require very particular conditions.
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Branson announced his decision Monday, saying the company needed a more involved chairman as it moves forward with its plans to build a fully operational hyperloop.
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So every day during lunch, I busied myself with meetings … not so that I was more involved, but so that I wouldn't have to eat alone.
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You'll still want to use the gamepad for playing the more involved games, but the Remote is perfect for navigating around the dashboard and other menus.
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She has never wanted to be more involved with the things that she buys from a value set perspective, from a how can I be heard?
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There's some light action as well — fighting zombies is much more involved than it was in past seasons — but the real tension comes from those decisions.
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Personally, I feel the books, make you feel more involved than the TV series and have a lot more characters and side plots to engage with.
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Today, the company announced new changes to the way Google services handle plugins, adding new warnings for users and a more involved verification system for apps.
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But the story is clearly much more involved, and the protagonist, Enn (Alex Sharp) has a lot more agency and personality than his short-story counterpart.
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She says research suggests fathers who are able to bond with their children in those early months end up being more involved in their lives forever.
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The role of fathers in America is rapidly evolving, with millennial dads on average far more involved in daily parenting tasks than their own fathers were.
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"Creating a basic destination is pretty simple, but it can be a bit more involved to build a photogrammetry scene,'" Valve programmer Tom Bui told Polygon.
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Has having that background in drumming allowed you to be more involved in the songwriting of Weekend Nachos than most other vocalists are in their bands?
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Former Presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush, and Mr. Obama, at least initially, all tried to help China become more involved in the world economy.
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Goldwasser: Dave's mixed all of our records, and on the last record he was more involved as a producer because we did it at his studio.
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In cities, women were also slightly more likely to have serious tearing during delivery or require a transfer to a hospital for more involved medical care.
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Tapping a button to donate to a nonprofit on the front lines makes her feel, at least for a moment, more involved and more in control.
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The Rams may look to get Cooper Kupp more involved after he posted a goose-egg in Week 10, and the Bears pass defense remains strong.
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The demonstrations were generally framed as protests against Trump and his policies, with others focused on encouraging women to get more involved in politics in 2018.
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The process of resetting a MacBook is slightly more involved than it is with Windows, as there's no option built into the main operating system interface.
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She's gotten more involved in activism, too, especially after her self-confessed heartbreak when Bernie Sanders, for whom she rallied, didn't win the 2016 Democratic primary.
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There's evidence that when fathers are solely responsible for a baby, they remain more involved with their children and with household tasks for years to come.
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But one of the interesting things about how the industry's evolved is that we're now more involved with the media, and the fans, and the community.
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The prosecution believed that she was much more involved than what the plea bargain encompassed, but they accepted the plea since it included a felony charge.
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" In the future, the organization may become more involved with candidates and parties, and even run candidates, she said, but added that "we're not there yet.
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In response to that new spirit, my colleague Ian Prasad Philbrick and I have put together a guide to help people get more involved in politics.
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In July 2014 after I graduated, I had a more involved surgery; that and a few other serious health complications knocked me flat for a while.
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To address some of these shortcomings, the report recommends that the F.A.A. update the certification process to allow the agency to be more involved early on.
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In fact, the mayor's calculations in whether to march were far more involved, and on Monday, he admitted that his public statements were not completely forthright.
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Flake would serve his constituents much better if he was less focused on writing a book and attacking the president" and more involved in "passing legislation.
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"If the national Democratic Party would start getting more involved in these races earlier, then maybe we could flip them," Mr. Thompson said in an interview.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, black single fathers are more involved in their kids' lives than white single fathers at this stage.
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It's a more involved type of cybercrime and for a good reason -- because criminals get money wired directly to their accounts, and often very large sums.
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"Because they were more involved in activities, they were less sedentary, more physical activities; these aspects all together promote well-being, physical and psychological," he said.
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" He said there was more involved than just memorization, but there was a lot of that: "You end up memorizing 14 chapters for, like, two questions.
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A filing in a Massachusetts lawsuit contains dozens of internal Purdue Pharma documents suggesting the family was far more involved than the company has long contended.
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"We have been exploring ways to get the community more involved in helping bring awareness to different neighborhoods and help others stay safe," Mr. Donald said.
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But Lina was charged with selling, which is actually a more serious charge than I wound up facing, even though I was far more involved with drugs.
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Because you were more involved than a ... You know, there's lots of people who do ghost writing and there's a lot of people who do co-writing.
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He's also been more involved in political advocacy, campaigning for Hillary Clinton in 2016 and launching a prison reform organization with fellow rapper Meek Mill this year.
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It was originally thought that Theia just brushed up against the Earth, but scientists have now proven Theia was more involved with the Earth than previously thought.
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This was a natural alliance between anxious consumers and conservatives who feared that getting the government even more involved in health care would lead to higher prices.
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Despite all of its possibilities, hitting "print" on a 33D printer is a lot more involved than just loading the paper tray and hitting a green button.
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Formula E chief executive Alejandro Agag also hopes Volkswagen will get more involved after the company last month announced plans for a big push into electric cars.
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"Since I've been more involved in the disabled community, my eyes have been opened to just such a wide range of different types of disabilities," she said.
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But what Trump didn't count on (or simply didn't care about) is that this sword could also motivate Latinos and Muslims to get more involved in politics.
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"I'd like to have the antitrust [officials] support that effort to get more involved in reviewing the situation from a competition standpoint," Barr said at the time.
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I was in service to others, particularly kids, and then I got more involved in the Women's Movement and more work on behalf of women and girls.
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"The FBI is aware of the fire, if the investigation would turn into a hate crime investigation, then they would become more involved," ATF's John Hamm said.
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When you come into a life-changing amount of money, there's more involved than suddenly having a big bank account and deciding what you want to buy.
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"Members of Generation Z are clearly becoming more involved with back-to-school purchasing decisions rather than leaving the choices up to mom and dad," said Shay.
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The other application is a lot more involved: it proposes allowing the phone or some other device to form a vacuum seal when the cable is connected.
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That makes sense, but it's hard not to notice they seem to be more involved with Microsoft than ever before, whatever you choose to read into that.
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People often criticize the US healthcare system and compare it unfavorably to European countries where the government is usually more involved in care and provides more benefits.
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And states such as New Jersey and Washington are taking steps to get law enforcement professionals more involved in what they view as a public health crisis.
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Kodak Black wasn't kidding when he said he was getting more involved with charities ... he's done it again, this time bringing smiles with tons of Christmas gifts.
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He still comes in daily and Robson hopes that his own daughters will get more involved with L. Robson & Sons, making it a fifth-generation family business.
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I had also gotten more and more involved in advocating for children like Ben so they had the support they needed both in and outside of school.
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" Clooney added, "So many people since Trump was elected have really been pushing on me to get more involved in actual politics, specifically at the highest office.
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In the essay for Elle, Swift also said she wants to get more involved in politics and "do more to help" ahead of the 2020 presidential election.
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It's not an area I've studied closely or become an expert in, but I think it's important for the department to get more involved in these questions.
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As a mother of four, I am well aware of the need for parents to be more involved in advocating for substance abuse education in our schools.
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MARISSEN As Lauren said, I first started as a general historical adviser, and I didn't seek to get more involved, but eventually you just get drawn in.
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Across the Capitol, House GOP leaders charged with oversight were less aggressive than their Senate counterparts, seeming to shrug off calls for Congress to get more involved.
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But it could be a hint that Bucky's about to get a lot closer to the Wakandan royal family, and a lot more involved in Wakandan affairs.
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According to the latest report by Legambiente, which monitors food crimes, they found that criminal organizations are more and more involved in the so-called 'agro-mafia.
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I'm more involved now in music and playing than I was when I was 17, which is usually the prime era for people, and I'm 33 now.
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"You'll see Allianz being more involved in the asset management businesses than in the past," Hunt told the FT. Hunt started her new role earlier this month.
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"Given GDS recruits younger, more involved drug-using populations, we are able to spot emerging drug trends before they enter into the general population," the report states.
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"If we can get the patients more involved in that — and get them to be able to speak up, that is really the main thing," he said.
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I've been an animal lover and a PETA member since I was a kid, sending in rolled up quarters, and I've always wanted to get more involved.
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Upcoming coins need to clearly communicate their intended purpose to potential investors as well as the Securities and Exchange Commission, which is becoming more involved in ICOs.
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The company's chief executive, Jeff Bezos, has said Amazon's business with carriers like UPS and the Postal Service is growing even as the company gets more involved.
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"But in the future, if I say that managing isn't for me, maybe I want to be more involved in a front office, I have more tools."
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Even if a company isn't directly interacting with the public (through selling its products/goods/services, etc), it makes sense to give back and get more involved.
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Both girls wear more peace-sign jewelry and other hippie accouterment as they learn of the president's bad behavior and become more involved in the Post investigation.
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But Mr. Cohen's admission that Mr. Trump was more involved in trying to build a tower in Moscow than had originally been stated was the real news.
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Simply put, a green roof is one that allows for the growth of vegetation, but the process is more involved than plopping down a few potted plants.
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In a recent New York Times interview, he said that if millennials want to see a change in their economic situation, they need to become more involved.
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Trump also called on NATO, an alliance he has repeatedly criticized and threatened to withdraw the US from, to become "much more involved" in the Middle East.
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While I had heard that embracing your curls took a lot of work, I didn't realize it would end up being more involved than my previous routine.
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If I can easily protect my data from government entities by using a slightly more involved passcode for my phone, there's no reason I shouldn't do it.
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We also expect that the surge in Latino voter participation will be a trend we continue to see as Latinos become more involved in the political process.
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This is a great opportunity for Dara to get even more involved in Product and, until he finds my replacement, my leads will report directly to him.
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"This actually will be a great way for me to be more involved in my neighborhood and work actively toward more progressive change," Garcia told The Hill.
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But Shuster, a close ally of GOP leadership, had a simple explanation for the timing: He said he just wanted to be more involved in the process.
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But those with more involved returns could find that their end-of-year situation is different because of changes the tax law made to deductions and credits.
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Some of the adaptations of my books that have been on film — short films — I've been much more involved with, because I feel comfortable in that arena.
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Nielsen had no ally in the President's son-in-law Jared Kushner either, who has become more involved in immigration talks recently, according to one administration official.
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Clinton made her change her mind, nor did her calls to reject voting change her conviction that federal officials needed to be more involved in local matters.
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It immediately feels more involved and varied than Pokémon Go, tapping into the various facets of Minecraft that have made it so sticky over the past decade.
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"At a certain point we realized that the only way we could keep learning was by actually getting more involved in the art world," Mr. Grajewski said.
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It's clear that this is an age in which we all need to become more involved citizens, and be aware of the dark side of digital technologies.
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You could provide a batch of beautiful holiday cards in exchange for her candles; now, both your gifts are done, and look cooler and more involved, too.
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For Söderlund, who says he "had other options" after leaving EA, the new studio is also a chance to get back to being more involved with making games.
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If a revival were to get the greenlit, Drescher said that, over the last 20 years, her character would likely have become much more involved in social issues.
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It did not call for Smith's firing, instead calling on the network to use the matter as an opportunity to become more involved with the cause of addiction.
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When she proposed the idea for this show, and then as we started to do it, I got more and more involved and ended up co-curating it.
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The request opens the door for the United States and other countries — particularly Italy, which has expertise in police training — to become more involved in assisting the Iraqis.
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Others are more involved, like tools for learning to code, but the real point of Glitch is to make bite-sized features and share them with the community.
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If you feel like you&aposre more involved and you&aposre actually being able to do something on either side, then you can deal with your anxiety better.
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But it has been trying to get more involved in efforts to end Syria's six-year-old civil war, where Riyadh supports rebels battling President Bashar al-Assad.
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But the games have proven that people can spend hours at a time in headsets, suggesting that we may already be ready for longer and more involved experiences.
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It was through the many inspiring animals she cared for, and a beloved Boxer pup of her own, that Fulcher found herself getting more involved with rescue work.
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Awakenings Manchester takes place at Victoria Warehouse on Saturday 6th February, with Dave Clark, Chris Liebing, Speedy J, Guy Gerber, Mind Against, Gary Beck, Clouds and more involved.
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They do those steps and some much more involved ones…and memorize lines…and sing songs…all while sweating in skin-tight costumes under hot lights for hours!
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Some A-listers got more involved in the festivities than others -- Tom and Bella were spotted center stage for a photo-op with what appeared to be drivers.
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Trump's call to have India more involved in Afghanistan was the biggest news, but it could have a potentially destabilizing effect with the United States' relationship with Pakistan.
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The DOD is also planning to become more involved with In-Q-Tel, a venture capital firm that invests technology for intelligence agencies, in order to fund startups.
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The insurtech space now needs these insiders to become more involved, start new ventures, raise capital and help identify and solve the most meaningful problems in commercial insurance.
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It was only in 2009 where our volumes started to get meaningful enough where I actually had the resources to travel and be more involved with our farmers.
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The Labor Department is also expected to become more involved in issues over on-demand economy workers, with officials planning to visit Silicon Valley next year for talks.
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The source said the Trump son wants to get more involved and views the midterms as a critical opportunity to bolster the Republican Party and his father's presidency.
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She voted for the Iraq war in 2003, spearheaded the 2011 Libyan intervention and unsuccessfully tried to get the United States more involved in the Syrian civil war.
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Cash said she and Catchings frequently discussed the gratification of watching a younger generation of players become more involved in the union and wanting to dictate their future.
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While some of the pre-designed sets may be more involved and include multiple layers of construction, they all help develop motor skills, analytical thinking, and creative expression.
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" Sarsour said the Kavanaugh fight is "an opportunity for us to leverage women to be even more involved and participate at a deeper level in this activism work.
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Enacting many of these ideas should lead to a more involved electorate that ensures that government works for all of us and not just for the privileged few.
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This policing strategy can involve retraining cops, getting them more involved in the community, hiring more officers to carry it out effectively, and boosting spending on social services.
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There's a fairly vocal anti-establishment that is more involved in party politics but is a fairly small minority of the party as a whole in the state.
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"I think you're going to see courts get more involved in the work of the agency," said former EPA general counsel Avi Garbow, who served under President Obama.
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Mr. Moskowitz established an alliance with Gene Luntz, Mr. Max's longtime salesman on his Park West account, and encouraged Adam Max to get more involved in the business.
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We're told he's much more involved in his kids' lives these days, so that's where most of his time and effort goes ... followed by work and his sobriety.
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Anyone who's been putting off more involved projects might now consider dedicating extra hours in the week — no more commuting, no more rushed work mornings — to creative projects.
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We have a global community, but I am a little more involved with the day-to-day of our Japan business because it comes so naturally to me.
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Ms. Clifford's lawyer, Michael J. Avenatti, has been arguing for months that Mr. Trump's company was more involved in the arrangement than Mr. Cohen had been letting on.
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When people asked Breitbart why he wasn't more involved in electoral politics, he liked to say that if you could reorient news and entertainment, the rest would follow.
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Further, the disparities between higher-income schools where there are typically more involved parents and guardians, and those without such resources, is likely to become even more pronounced.
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That option is a little more involved technically, since you'd also need a monitor and joysticks, but it's a popular one for a casual trip down memory lane.
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The program is based at a community center in Brownsville and provides classes and services to fathers who would like to become more involved in their children's lives.
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"I feel much more involved with the baby's life — I feel like I know him, and that he's become more than a third cousin to me," she said.
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If Russia gets more involved in the peace process, experts said, its growing presence could ultimately weaken American influence in the region while simultaneously balancing China's rising clout.
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Just two months into the Trump presidency, the U.S. military is becoming more involved in a string of complex wars that lack clear endgames — and often endanger civilians.
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Younger billionaires' singular focus on one area of philanthropy is a result of their desire to become more involved in the work they fund, according to Wealth-X.
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Nielsen did not have the support of President's son-in-law Jared Kushner either, who has become more involved in immigration talks recently, according to one administration official.
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Taking a more involved approach in listening to employee feedback and taking proper measures to implement whatever changes that can be made can improve employee retention and engagement.
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I go to more gigs now and am much more involved in the music scene than I was in high school, though age was a big factor too.
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READ: Undocumented teenager in detention can get abortion, judge rules "Every day you're subjecting her to a longer, more involved procedure," said Susan Hays, one of Doe's lawyers.
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Bulbov told me he used his own network to look into the case and found Voronenkov guilty, perhaps not as accused, but far more involved than Voronenkov claimed.
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But it added that as these companies become more involved in the space, further compliance procedures will be necessary in line with what regulators want for this industry.
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In 266, at 266, she became a founding editor and political columnist for New York magazine and got progressively more involved in the feminist movement as a public figure.
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The hand reverted to seven minutes from midnight in 1968 as France and China joined the nuclear arms race, and the US became more involved in the Vietnam War.
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Gurley largely gave way to C.J. Anderson in the postseason, but the company line from the Rams centered around McVay taking the blame for not getting Gurley more involved.
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Beyond securing aid, Johnson Sirleaf knew how it should be used and was more involved in development projects than most heads of state, said people who worked with her.
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" Yu also credits her time at Decolonize This Place for getting more involved with gallery owners and other art institutions, that "took our work to a whole new level.
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With the complexity and lack of transparency in the cotton supply chain, international brands are getting more involved for the sake of their reputation and to meet ethical commitments.
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He called on India to get the country's private sector more involved in research and development, which he said could yield "huge benefits" beyond the realm of space travel.
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Rather than hiring someone to painstakingly curate her looks, Lively gets more involved with the big picture while leaving the details to her team — basically, living the fashion dream.
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It has a new star in The Tick suit, but series creator Ben Edlund is back on board — and even more involved than he was in the 2001 show.
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Different characters naturally have different choices to make, and the game seems much more involved than past editions of Reigns; you even have to deal with things like weather.
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Though reluctant during her dad's first go-round on the campaign trail, Hager was more involved in round two — and more playful, famously sticking her tongue out for photographers.
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He called Groening the show's "ambassador," claiming the creator was now more involved with commercial elements such as merchandise than he was with the creative aspects of the show.
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That's fine for a standard SMS chat, but if you want to get more involved — send a location or a different type of file — it can be a pain.
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Mayor McCoy obviously choose him for the Jubilee because he has a more appealing presence than Jughead who was far more involved in the actual investigation into Jason's murder.
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The powerful company has worked aggressively to become more involved in U.S. politics, including by sponsoring lounges for political operatives and the media at primary debates and both conventions.
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It feels like there's been more thought about how to make it not just accessible for new viewers, but also more accurate for more involved fans of the series.
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But Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen testified before Congress in February that Trump Jr. was far more involved than that in talks to build a Trump Tower in Moscow.
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If these quick fixes below don't do the trick, the solution will be a bit more involved, but you can usually get messages sending again without support from Apple.
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In cities with more involved processes for recycling, there are more logistical hurdles for consumers to correctly recycle in the first place and provide companies with the necessary materials.
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As he became more involved, "it became clear that I could play or needed to play some type of leadership or change agent role in the city," he said.
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"Men are anticipating that their spouses will be fully engaged in their own careers and they want to be more involved as fathers than their fathers were," Friedman says.
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"It's so weed-themed that I think it's almost like, you're more involved with it, you're, like, participating, if you're high," she told Refinery29 in a recent phone interview.
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One Trump ally said Kushner is becoming more involved because of concerns about how the administration's coronavirus task force -- now headed by Vice President Mike Pence -- is being run.
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"I could probably make it, but Brett and Noel have been much more involved in the Pickering fight, which is what I assume this is about," Mr. Berenson wrote.
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We have observed that such committees have been highly successful in prior situations, as they empower directors to get more involved in the specifics of the planning and execution.
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A single attempt of even a very simple assisted-conception procedure can cost thousands of dollars, with even higher costs for more involved procedures, often not covered by insurance.
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In just 15 years, the explosion of the internet has allowed for more involved, varied, and purposeful construction of one's identity than at any previous point in human history.
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I do think this public interest technologist idea, kind of like we had public interest lawyers, getting tech people more involved in coming up with how we move forward.
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She became more and more involved in prison life, working with groups like the Family Violence Program and Puppies Behind Bars, which trained guide dogs to help the blind.
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Originally, I began wearing the niqab for religious and cultural reasons, and as I became more involved in the photography community, I found myself facing questions about my identity.
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"The documents show the DNC was more involved than they let on, but not necessarily inconsistent with what they have said," said an Iowa Democrat close to the process.
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The company wants to be more involved in the worlds of electric and autonomous vehicles, and to signal that, it built what is basically a fully functioning electric sedan.
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At first, all was civilized as the show opened for a private preview — but as beer flowed and inhibitions fell away, visitors' engagement with the Plasticine became more involved.
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While some are more involved than others, Harrison said that they use the Facebook page to share updates, keep tabs on birthdays and share information on the growing family.
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"There is a strong sense of frustration that we have some shared objectives with the administration but we can't really be more involved in shaping the strategy," he said.
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"People who in the past would have gotten a pat-down that wasn't involved," a TSA spokesperson told Bloomberg, "will notice that the [new] pat-down is more involved."
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" Searching for productions on video streaming services will inevitably lead back to moody instrumentals described as "Drake Type Beats" or more involved compositions titled "Lil Uzi Vert Type Beat.
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While the Chinese government publicly condemned He Jiankui's actions, there have been questions over whether the government might have been more involved in his work that it let on.
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Cohen made it plain that Trump "was more involved in discussions over a potential Russian business deal during the presidential campaign than previously known," as the N.Y. Times put it.
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As the labor pool shrinks along with the population, it wants firms to reduce hours to encourage more women to work and get fathers more involved in bringing up children.
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Unlike those one-off integrations, which required you to pair the Periscope app to your drone or action camera, getting set up for Periscope Producer is a little more involved.
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Some are a little more involved than others, but the goal is basically the same across the board: to nourish, plump, and protect our skin so it looks freaking amazing.
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It's a fair question considering it's more involved than something like Snapchat or Instagram, but significantly less advanced than comparable professional or semi-professional offerings like iMovie or Final Cut.
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All four of the acquirers have released their own apps already, but buying Pocket Casts should give them another way to become more involved in distribution and reach listeners directly.
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And the artist's interest in Russia evidently comes from both her family heritage and some juvenile veneration of ideas about young gymnasts, ballet, and folktales rather than anything more involved.
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Obviously in DC there's a lot of reporters I know, you know, who do TV and there's just so much more involved when you do anything on camera... JF: Yeah.
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You can skip the NOOBS setup stage and install an operating system of your choice yourself on the SD/microSD card, but the initial process is a little more involved.
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Luckily, the pendulum is swinging back to more involved beauty looks on the runway, and the Spring/Summer 2019 season has handed us a whole new menu of makeup trends.
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Kaz is convinced to help the Resistance by keeping an eye on the First Order, and, presumably, his team will get more involved in the war as the series progresses.
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PTAs are parent-run organizations at the school level organized to get parents and families more involved in their children's education, and they're usually funded by contributions from the parents.
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Everyone that I've shared the letter or asked to sign it has been more than enthusiastic—they've signed it, shared it, and asked about how they can get more involved.
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The EU can also provide a stepping-stone for neutral Nordic countries, Sweden and Finland, to be more involved in the defence of vulnerable Baltic states and ultimately join NATO.
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Another, more intriguing method might be to partner up with SETI to look for signs of radio communications from the cluster, something DiStefano would like to get more involved with.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron said on Thursday he wanted people to feel more involved in the democratic process by simplifying rules for referendums and decentralizing more government functions.
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While we would've expected the organized crime heir to get out of America the moment the 5-0 got involved, footage from season 2 proves he's more involved than ever.
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I can see how only having two concepts to choose from could be limiting, however they do offer more intensive packages for those looking for something a bit more involved.
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He supports a movement headed by Rand Paul, an erstwhile Republican runner, to get politicians more involved in decisions on interest rates, because he thinks Fed policy is too tight.
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But China has been trying to get more involved, including sending envoys to help push for a diplomatic resolution to the violence there and hosting Syrian government and opposition figures.
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As for LVMH, it's not clear if a deal would be focused just on advertising on Tencent properties or something more involved, since Tencent does have other holdings in fashion.
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Michaels was already encouraging people to donate money on her social platforms, but she wanted to get more involved in a way that fit with her background as a trainer.
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An auction system could let companies compete to buy rights for certain objects For advertisers, the object recognition could be used to serve sponsored filters, but also more involved ads.
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"Our little high school environmental club got wind of this, and we were really inspired to be more involved politically," she told CNN, referring to the Logan Environmental Action Force.
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"Not the Boy" is shorter still, but its club-ready beat and more involved lyrics make it seem like a fully formed song rather than a late-night SoundCloud hit.
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Despite the unanimous final vote, some lawmakers raised concerns about the unintended consequences of the state becoming more involved in doctor-patient issues, fearing it may hurt individuals needing opioids.
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We must use this opportunity to communicate a new direction for the almost 200 year-old Democratic Party and how Black women, specifically, can become more involved and not props.
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"Analysis is far more involved than printing out a spreadsheet and eyeballing it - you need to go deep and control for a variety of factors to get the real story."
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ZURICH (Reuters) - New FIFA president Gianni Infantino wants players to become more involved in the running of the sport and has recommended a cautious approach to the use of technology.
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On Thursday, Muslim students visited Republican Oklahoma Representative John Bennett in Oklahoma City as part of Muslim Day, an event to help the Muslim community become more involved in politics.
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Luis Gutierrez (D-IL) and Joseph Crowley (D-NY) sent a letter to Secretary of Defense James Mattis, requesting a meeting to discuss how to get the military more involved.
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Hawkins, who lives in House Speaker Paul Ryan's Wisconsin district, decided to become more involved after attending a meeting in her community, where she connected with a Planned Parenthood representative.
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"The United States can prevent a permanent Iranian military presence in Syria," Minister of Intelligence and security cabinet member Israel Katz told CNN, urging the US to get more involved.
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"As many of my fans know, I've been a gamer all my life and have been getting more and more involved in esports," he is quoted as saying in ESPN.
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It is slightly more involved, but you should also take a look at my new recipe for wedge salad (above), which accompanies my latest "Eat" column in The Times Magazine.
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"As the kids grow up and go to school, I'm sure we'll be more involved in the community," said Mr. Quon, who is married and has two children under 3.
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When fathers take such leave, research shows, they are more involved in their children's lives years later; their children are healthier; and mothers have increased earnings and better mental health.
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He tell Creators that the art he makes in Orlando is usually larger and a lot more involved because he has the home studio in which to do his work.
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But they need to build partnerships; men should be more involved in structured mentoring and diversity programs and invited to join conversations in which they have been ignored or rejected.
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In August, I started these conversations and then got more involved in December, saying you should be sitting down with each other and offered City Hall or even my office.
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Mr. Sisi has built a strategic alliance with President Trump and has urged the American president to become more involved in the fight against Islamic militancy in the Middle East.
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Men are likely to be more involved with their children than their own fathers were, and so feel justified and satisfied with providing a less equal share of the work.
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Coach Cheryl Reeve regretted not getting Fowles more involved late in Game 222 a year ago, and they made sure to force-feed Fowles, the league M.V.P., this time around.
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The lunch at Docks, by contrast, was focused on a goal they had in common — both wanted mayoral control extended — and the mayor needed the governor to get more involved.
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It's common for one partner to want less contact with the other's family, or for one person to want their partner to be more involved with their extended family's activities.
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Mr. Miyamoto told Wired this month that he was more involved with the design of Super Mario Run than that of any Mario game since 2007's Super Mario Galaxy.
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My second piece of advice is slightly more involved: Join the organizations who bring these types of speakers, or partner with them to turn one-sided speech into a debate.
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What do you think about his parents' suggestion that he get more involved with life offline, such as by getting a part-time job or by pursuing an extracurricular activity?
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"If this works, then you move to Phase 2 and then Phase 3," Fauci said, explaining that those are more involved human experiments looking at dosing and real-world effectiveness.
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Leggeri said his agency would get more involved in the EU's efforts to step up returns to poor African countries and engage more in places in Italy where migrants disembark.
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You're also not likely to travel far from your local area during this time as Saturn restricts movement, but it's a great opportunity to get more involved in your community.
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He traces the development of the profession from when political advisers doubled as writers to today, when speechwriters have increased visibility and the process has grown more involved and complex.
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Veterans who took advantage of education, job training and mortgage assistance under the law felt valued as citizens, and that, subsequently, made them more involved in politics and civic life.
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Yeah. It's usually, you joke about a kid in a basement, right, but it's not much more involved than that generally when someone is looking dead into the camera. Yeah.
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After that I got more involved in the nuts and bolts of how to actually produce and engineer a song, then I got interested in how to actually write a song.
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The Pentagon was already sending more troops to Syria in anti-ISIS operations, and it remains unclear whether Trump's remarks actually mean the US will get more involved in the conflict.
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There are puzzles, magic management, and things to collect, making it a much more involved experienced than something like Typing of the Dead, which also requires typing words to defeat enemies.
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Employees at WATT have become more involved in setting goals and objectives to determine what is achievable, and everyone is on the same page on exactly what is expected by when.
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Hopefully this incident will spur Facebook to re-examine how it chooses trends, the way the Ferguson protests inspired Jack Dorsey to get Twitter more involved with activism for worthy causes.
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THE NEVERENDING IOWA CAUCUSES: The Democratic National Committee seems to have been more involved in the oversight of the app that threw the Iowa caucuses into disarray than Tom Perez suggested.
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Nakano at Sophia University agreed, saying that said the Japanese government was trying to "fan fear" of regional threats posed by Pyongyang and Beijing to get more involved in military collaborations.
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The idea to involve the community in policy-making is a notable change, and one that could make people feel more involved with the definition of the rules, and therefore – perhaps!
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Viewers are left wondering what happened between Alison's very West Coast chat with Helen and that week of preparation, and if Ben is more involved in the tragedy than he claims.
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While some refiners were cutting back on operations, the process of actually shutting down is much more involved and would take several days to resume if any others have to close.
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Anger over the case inspired some in the local community to get more involved in organizing public protests such as the 1987 National March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights.
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"It is time for them to stop using the cover of going after ISIL to become more involved in the sectarian civil war," he said, using an acronym for Islamic State.
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With the rise of the New Deal, expansion of federal powers, and an increase in homicides and crime, Congress and the White House in the '30s embraced a more involved role.
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Steinitz said he was less worried about that, as Israel is now more involved in regional partnerships and because hostility toward Israel among Arab countries with no diplomatic relations has diminished.
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Once Weissman became more involved with the people who were lower than him in the corporate hierarchy, he better understood what was most efficient for his workers and the company overall.
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"The Republican Party has not done enough to enrich the party and create an opportunity for black members to become more involved," said Mr. Brown, 80, who lives in the Bronx.
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Asked if she felt that artists had an obligation to be more involved in politics now, Streisand explained that she felt motivated to speak as a person rather than a musician.
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This might be great for something like shoes, but not for engagement rings where the process is much more involved and the item much more meaningful than a pair of shoes.
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Perlmutter's conversations were specific about how he could help the private sector get more involved in VA operations and how he could use his relationships to get people to the table.
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He largely gave way to Anderson in the postseason, but the company line from the Rams centered around head coach Sean McVay taking the blame for not getting Gurley more involved.
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Filling out the FAFSA is a perfect time for a prospective student to get more involved with their own finances and get a better understanding of how a family's money works.
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Didi, he said, has largely been a hands-off investor that was more involved when the company was younger but now is letting Bolt follow its own course in local markets.
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The big picture: The war in Yemen is a primary driver of the worst humanitarian crisis in the world, and the U.S. military appears to be more involved than originally explained.
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But whereas Rowling managed to keep churning out books at a rapid pace, Martin's (arguably more adult and much more involved) epics have officially stalled, and it's happened a season early.
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The shift to one-button traversal makes getting around the world a breeze, and the more involved combat mechanics really force you to consider your movement and positioning in every encounter.
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As the midterm campaign has heated up and Mr. Trump's own re-election apparatus has taken shape, Brad Parscale, the 2020 campaign manager, has become more involved in the president's remarks.
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The N.B.A. is planning to become more involved with high school basketball and may also work with the players' union to end the one-and-done rule, ESPN reported this month.
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I think gun owners know that our rights are under attack and at risk, so we all have a fire in our bellies to get more involved and get more vocal.
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Story at a glance Attorney General William Barr said the Justice Department will become more involved in efforts against anti-Semitic attacks as hate crimes against the Jewish community have increased.
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But we know in general terms what goes into an FBI background check -- although it's less clear how much more involved a check would be to work in the White House.
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Fed officials including Vice Chair Randal Quarles have indicated support for changes that would make it easier for banks to be more involved in overnight lending, also known as repo markets.
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Talent agencies have gotten more involved, helping podcast stars move to other media, while top podcast platform Apple has reportedly started flexing its muscles, talking up content deals with podcast publishers.
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The most basic package offers a hotel stay and one-way airport transfer while the more involved packages feature free access to attractions, local discounts, and additional nights of hotel stay.
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Allowing them to be more involved in the decision-making process without resistance can help VA make even more significant strides for those who will take over leadership in the future.
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President Donald Trump made the same mistake as his predecessor by not being more involved in the details of health-care legislation, a former assistant Commerce secretary told CNBC on Thursday.
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That left the Americans with little choice but to get more involved, two former DREAD operatives told Reuters, eventually doing everything aside from hitting the final button on a computer intrusion.
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Mr. Cohen pleaded guilty to lying to Congress and said Mr. Trump had been more involved in discussions over a potential Russian business deal during the presidential campaign than previously known.
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If the federal government does get more involved in funding policing, it could also stand to make another change: massively improve the data we collect on crime and policing in America.
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The other number here, "188," is the FBI code for "Community Outreach / Crime Resistance," which is part of an effort by the agency to get citizens more involved in stopping crime.
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At the same time, Jackson pledged before the start of training camp to be more involved in the day-to-day affairs of the team, especially when it came to advising Fisher.
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"Uber is in a far better spot both internally and externally, I now have the ability to be even more involved in the day-to-day operations of our businesses," he wrote.
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"The maintenance of these plants is more involved, and it's more tightly regulated," said Doug Vine, senior energy fellow at the Center for Climate and Energy Solutions, a Washington-based think tank.
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But, long after the night's fashion was rounded up and ranked, Harris revealed that the process of getting dressed that evening was a little more involved that it probably appeared in photos.
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Blues gets early jump on Stars ST. LOUIS — One of the goals coming into this season for the St. Louis Blues was to get their defensemen more involved in the team's offense.
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My life, at least, has been vastly improved by getting more involved in what I eat, and if you were to ask me for advice, I'd suggest that yours might be too.
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When Evolve Media bought AfterEllen in 2014, I became editor-in-chief and more involved with speaking to the (straight) sales team about how to market to and for the lesbian community.
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Dr. Cohen says she's excited about the possibilities of what our future can look like and what it could look like when communities of color are more involved in designing technological solutions.
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If this much-hoped for pairing, nicknamed Choni on social media, gets even more involved, the coupling not only illuminates a lot for Cheryl, it also gives us unexpected insight into Toni.
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But for those who want a more involved experience, the Archives site may be just the thing, and it may even indicate a way forward for other veteran musicians with deep catalogs.
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As utilities become more involved in the shift toward green energy, we will see better access to EV chargers and better research on how and where to best build out EV infrastructure.
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As he got more involved in conservation, one of the scientists he invited on a trip told him that the way to save the sea would be to save its apex predators.
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Although Google has said before that it's not necessarily interested in making a car, this hints that the company will be much more involved in the actual manufacturing process of said minivans.
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GRAHAM: Well, I think it&aposs smart to engage China on trade abuses and it would also be smart to get them more involved in trying to help us with North Korea.
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"You definitely still feel a 'bro' culture going on, but women are getting more and more involved as they realize they can be accepted — and that's really exciting to me," Vincent said.
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As we get more involved, we'll definitely try to come up with our own ways in the nature of what you're saying—in making sure it goes far with the original community.
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While a little more involved than just staying one night, spending $23 probably means you've used Hotel Tonight somewhere between 25-7503 times, assuming a nightly rate in the $2750 – $25 range.
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The video is significant because it suggests that the central ISIS leadership in Iraq and Syria may have been much more involved with directing and coordinating the attacks than had been thought.
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A 2012 study published in The Cambridge Handbook of Multimedia Learning found that when people read something written in an informal tone, their brains are tricked into thinking they are more involved.
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On the Senate side, the Judiciary Committee got more involved earlier, holding a hearingwith Sally Yates, the former acting attorney general under Trump, and James Clapper, the former director of national intelligence.
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" "If you're starting a business of if you're trying to climb the ranks somewhere, it always costs more money, takes more time, and is more involved with people than you ever imagined.
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