But it makes those modernising policies more necessary than ever.
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And the efforts are more necessary than you might think.
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Nowhere is a deal more necessary than in North America.
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Either way, this industry is more necessary than ever before.
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Both messages could not have come at a more necessary time.
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Escaping into silence has never been more difficult, or more necessary.
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Never was such a doctrine more necessary than it is now.
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But somehow when times are tough, maybe art becomes more necessary.
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The bigger the country, the more necessary the short story form.
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In 2019, this mode of screaming seems all the more necessary.
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Strongsoft skillsand emotional intelligence are more necessary now than ever before.
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Then she's a fearless public intellectual and more necessary than ever.
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They would become bigger, more profitable, and more necessary than ever.
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As things get worse, poetry gets better, because it becomes more necessary.
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He said the economic slowdown made an expansionary budget even more necessary.
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And no other brand is more necessary than a CHI flat iron.
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Is there a month in which Netflix is more necessary than ever?
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"In a case like this, that becomes even more necessary," she added.
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"It means that OPEC oil becomes that much more necessary," he said.
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It is more necessary than ever even as Trump scoffs at it.
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This summer, the search and rescue missions have never been more necessary.
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Indeed, it will argue that growing tensions make talks more necessary than ever.
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We've never recognized social media and smartphones as more toxic and more necessary.
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Signal has been around for years, but never has it felt more necessary.
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Clear-thinking citizens have never been more necessary to the preservation of democracy.
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Never has the need for forward-thinking American global leadership been more necessary.
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The First Amendment is never more necessary than when it concerns unpopular speech.
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The new Iranian opposition revelations make such a move all the more necessary.
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Nowhere is this sort of assurance more necessary than in the Middle East.
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The recession made a college degree seem more necessary than ever for economic advancement.
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The tighter the zoom the more necessary OIS becomes, so this is a must.
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Every political event makes think-tanks more necessary, at least according to think-tanks.
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Finding a middle ground on this issue is challenging, but more necessary than ever.
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Do you feel that advanced degrees are more necessary in some fields than others?
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He also does something even more necessary: He turns names on a plaque into people.
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"Endorphin-boosting exercises will be more necessary than ever during these far-from-normal circumstances."
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And using Islamophobia to skirt Kaepernick's point only makes his protest that much more necessary.
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The shifting nature of work also made the need for more personalized applications more necessary.
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It's an obvious move for both companies but perhaps a more necessary one for Ford.
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It has never been more necessary, during an athletic event, to include a slow-motion replay.
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Our work to organize in larger numbers around a shared agenda has never been more necessary.
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At the same time, new technologies should make learning more effective as well as more necessary.
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They are a people without a name, which makes Mr Baker's empathetic approach even more necessary.
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In the aftermath of Trump's election, some communities are finding those protections, however limited, more necessary.
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"Multi-monitor desktop set-ups are becoming more necessary for professionals, creators, and gamers," said Min.
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Mr Trump is further from glory; his victory was for that reason more necessary—and timely.
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Obviously the bigger the jackpot, the more necessary it is to get a team like that.
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I understand there are some skills that are rarer or more necessary or valuable than others.
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Love is more necessary for excellence in fighting games than most other genres of video game.
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And yet the deals are going to become much more necessary and much harder to get.
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Ultimately, the URL glitch provided just one more necessary moment of relief during an anxiety-filled day.
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They're rebuilding the world for themselves — something that's never been more necessary than it is right now.
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As the investigation into Mr Trump gets broader, that has never looked more necessary or more imperilled.
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And it's become more and more necessary as the rate of these malware attacks continues to increase.
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They're focused on putting on a great show because events like Pride are more necessary than ever.
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Following the Portland attack and Trump's election, some communities are finding those protections, however limited, more necessary.
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Which makes preservation of the current rules all the more necessary and Pai's plan all the more dangerous.
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But if Google can make its assistant feel more necessary than creepy, then it might win people over.
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Upgrading lodging unlocks the fast travel map, which becomes more and more necessary as the map opens up.
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It's an expression of love, acceptance, strength and honesty — values that could not be more necessary right now.
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A COLLEGE degree has never been more necessary: graduates earn, on average, 234% more than high-school graduates.
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The incorporation could help Google become more necessary to mobile users by making its mobile apps more essential.
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As demand for mobile Internet access grows, technologies to ensure the integrity of WiFi sources become more necessary.
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Consequently, Dr. Spock's advice to "trust yourself" is more necessary for parents to hear now than ever before.
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No, not a whole new line of Cookie Butter products, but something just as good and much more necessary.
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I think it's more and more necessary to be rigorous about the processes behind journalism than it ever was.
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It reminds the viewer to share, a lesson that seems more necessary for the adults watching than the kids.
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After a rough year, there's never been a more necessary sentence: Things just keep getting better for Ariana Grande.
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And this may be even more necessary today to make room for more strategic VCs to join traditional VCs.
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He argued that a two-state solution was more necessary than ever, given the instability in the Middle East.
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Barry echoed that sentiment, saying that Charlotte's municipal elections make avoiding a runoff election even more necessary for Republicans.
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And as the death toll of the opioid epidemic rises, these kinds of approaches are becoming more and more necessary.
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In an era when alliances are more necessary than ever, Haley's qualifications appear to be well-tailored to the position.
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I then remembered, however, that I was close to the "bush" of Australia, where such products might be more necessary.
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This is more necessary now than at any other point since the civil rights era in the 1950s and 1960s.
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But each show believes working toward an idealized world still matters — and becomes more necessary the darker the world gets.
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In a show obsessed with Donald Trump's politics, Grace's straightforward outlook — no "I'm a humanist" subterfuge here — couldn't be more necessary.
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This makes it all the more necessary that the U.K. quickly strikes favorable bilateral trade agreements with other major trade partners.
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In these exceptional circumstances, the SNB's expansionary monetary policy is more necessary than ever for ensuring appropriate monetary conditions in Switzerland.
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That makes the contribution of those who did the latter all the braver and more commendable — and all the more necessary.
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Because the Republican Party has become completely irresponsible, it is more necessary than ever that the Democratic Party embrace fiscal responsibility.
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These types of collaborations will only continue to become more necessary as the questions scientists seek to answer become more complex.
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It just has to work Despite being more necessary than ever, digital literacy hasn't permeated deeply into the folds of the government.
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But social media is ensuring a wider reach than ever, at a time when many feel it is more necessary than ever.
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In a time where the country and world are more divided than ever, honoring David Mancuso's legacy has never felt more necessary.
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And in a political climate that consistently paints overly simplistic and negative pictures of Latinx communities, Saldamando's work feels even more necessary.
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SIEM tools help that to happen and will only become more necessary for Corporate America as cyberattacks become more and more frequent.
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Fourth Amendment protections become more necessary when the targets of official surveillance may be those suspected of unorthodoxy in their political beliefs.
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It's difficult to know at this stage which firm, low-carbon resources will be cheapest when they become more necessary post-2030.
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The skills shortage has made it more necessary than ever for companies like IBM to look outside of their usual applicant pool.
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That is even more necessary for him than most legislators, as he is not well liked at home after all these years.
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Hardwick and the AIDS crisis, did making Swoon feel more necessary in 1992 than it would at a slightly earlier or later time?
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Vision guided vehicles (VGVs) are becoming more necessary to transport heavy loads autonomously and ensure two-day, next-day and same-day deliveries.
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"Multi-monitor desktop set-ups are becoming more necessary for professionals, creators, and gamers," says Min-Liang Tan, Razer co-founder and CEO.
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This would help strengthen European defence and its "strategic autonomy" at a time when it had never been more necessary, the ministry said.
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This commentary only feels more necessary now that wealth gaps are worse than ever, but it's easy to screw up these serious topics.
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Many of the most expensive homes are built on hills to take advantage of the view, which only makes a funicular more necessary.
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As a prose writer, Southern (1924-1995) was an inspired and anarchic second-rater, but more necessary than many so-considered first-raters.
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But Rome would confirm its "main pillars", as an economic slowdown had made fiscal expansion even more necessary, he told a parliamentary hearing.
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But it's even more necessary that you recognize why the friendship is ending: because he made choices that were negligent, hurtful and possibly criminal.
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With problems like the Cambridge Analytica catastrophe, such laws may become more necessary—but as others have said, it may already be too late.
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" Active listening, and comfort with befuddlement, have been ever more necessary in watching Mr. Godard's films from the decades since "Every Man for Himself.
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However, choosing the way we do that is critical — getting the right information from trained professionals before jumping to conclusions is even more necessary.
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And with a reported 275,000 people approaching local authorities for homelessness assistance in the past year, these types of schemes may become even more necessary.
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The "broad brush" alleging racial bias in the justice system, Pence suggested, divides the nation at a time when unity is more necessary than ever.
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It's a story that reaffirms the importance of the free press in a political era in which a free press has never been more necessary.
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Because missing in these conversations is an even more necessary and urgent discussion -- one that takes a long hard look at the medical industry itself.
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" The attorney general said the actions announced Monday "are necessary and made even more necessary by the massive increases in illegal crossings in recent months.
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For some, steady income may be more appealing — or more necessary — than unemployment checks, which are typically capped at a percentage of one's former income.
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If anything, the coronavirus crisis has made streaming services more necessary than ever, while also proving how ineffective they can be at shared cultural moments.
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You never know how the world will change, and while sometimes it changes for the worse (Trump), it can make your work even more necessary.
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They say that change is more necessary than ever, given the threat from terrorism and stringent cybersecurity policies adopted by the United States last year.
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As we're seeing today, when times are hard, escapism is more necessary than ever, and most of us seek solace in music scenes and clubs.
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"Not Yet Titled" is a half-hour wallow in the idea that there are few things more interesting, more inspiring, and more necessary than great art.
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Now, with more than four years since Night Time, My Time was released, nearing every day to five years, Ferreira's return is that much more necessary.
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Speaking in a 1983 interview, Holt describes her work as functional: "Art needs to be a more necessary part of the world, of society," she remarks.
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Mr. Porton said the school has failed to meet Department of Education mandates to educate students about the diseases, making his work all the more necessary.
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The funeral business is a rapidly growing economy in an ageing Japan, and demand for more efficient after-life services are becoming more and more necessary.
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For initiatives that go beyond the scope of incremental improvements, like the creation of an internal startup accelerator, it's more necessary to bring in outside experts.
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But they also suggest that, in a time of chaos, there could be nothing more necessary — more defiant — than simply showing life as it's being lived.
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As the world erupts with constant barrages of chaotic news, it feels more necessary than ever, this little love letter to the endless beauty of possibility.
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But the labor market for retail businesses is increasingly under pressure, making it more necessary for companies to attract and keep talent with incentives like these.
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Was this more necessary to helping us understand Cats than, for example, actually showing us some of the fabulous scenes Gus performed in his acting heyday?
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"If WRDA becomes the main infrastructure bill of this session, it's even more necessary and vital that it include Buy America provision," she told The Hill.
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The more lucrative or sophisticated the crime, the more necessary it is to recruit locals who can readily launder money through legitimate businesses or corrupt officials.
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"My friends: In the four decades I have attended this conference, I cannot recall a year where its purpose was more necessary or more important," he said.
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Plus, it makes the salient, ever more necessary point that while it's tough to live in a melting pot, a little understanding goes a precious long way.
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The most recent S&ED, which took place in Beijing on June 6th and 7th, suggests that the need to avoid surprises has rarely been more necessary.
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But it lays the enduring groundwork for the kind of sane, open-eyed conversation that is too rarely held these days and has never felt more necessary.
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Currently the product exists as a dedicated tab in the Twitter app, but feels buried compared to the more necessary Home feed, notifications, messages, and profile tabs.
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Civil legal aid also helps veterans fight for the VA benefits they've earned — oversight that becomes more necessary in times of turnover and change at the agency.
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My husband and I started couples counseling just before the coronavirus outbreak — here's why therapy is now more necessary than ever if you're quarantined with your partner
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It could become even more necessary for older generations to continue working, but opportunities for them may dwindle, especially for low-wage workers as jobs are automated.
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Check out more videos from VICE Impact: "Sadly, One Young World is more necessary today than when we created it," co-founder David Jones told VICE Impact.
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But it also means that, for destinations that are either delicate or dangerous, gatekeepers are more necessary than ever to keep people safe and maintain Earth's natural treasures.
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Reelz's new special, Overkill: The Unsolved Murder of JonBenét isn't nearly as exploitive as it could be, but that doesn't make rehashing the original crime any more necessary.
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To supporters of trigger warnings, it makes the warnings even more necessary, so that students can prepare themselves to deal with assignments that might give them severe anxiety.
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"As extremist lawmakers viciously attack women's reproductive rights in statehouses across the nation, the Women's Health Protection Act has never been more urgent or more necessary," Connecticut Sen.
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The weather's getting colder and the world's getting drearier, so I can't think of anything more necessary than a new Toy Story movie, preferably injected straight into me.
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But the failures of the president's policy thus far leave us without a visible pathway forward on denuclearization, making the need for Congressional oversight more necessary than ever.
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Given the growing threats from sophisticated hacking groups, nation-states, and failing infrastructure, inspiring the spirit of "one team, one fight" will only become more necessary over time.
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"As extremist lawmakers viciously attack women's reproductive rights in statehouses across the nation, the Women's Health Protection Act has never been more urgent or more necessary," said Sen.
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Trump represents a clear and very present danger, and it is in the face of that danger that courage and truth are made more necessary and more perfect.
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Yet now, in the strange, lurid nightmare that is 2016, it's hard to tell if Black Mirror is more necessary than ever, or has been rendered completely redundant.
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Is it important and becoming increasingly more necessary to caution and instruct young men of color how to handle themselves when in the presence of law enforcement today?
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"Exhibitions aimed at confronting Nazi wrongs are more necessary than ever at the current time," said Hagen Philipp Wolf, a spokesman for the German culture minister Monika Grütters.
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For a show aimed at young people, who are just starting to stumble through the mess of sexuality, this couldn't be a more necessary, realistic, and unfortunately rare message.
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That the president of the United States recently tried to ban transgender people from serving in the military only makes it more necessary to hear from people like Manning.
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"PRE-MEDITATED" Armed Forces Minister Florence Parly said Wednesday's attack was proof there remained an active threat and that the 7,000-strong Sentinel force "was more necessary than ever".
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"Tampons and sanitary pads are far more necessary to the preservation of health than Rogaine, dandruff shampoo, or many other products the Department considers medically exempt," the complaint states.
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Other terrorist groups also abound, making it all the more necessary for the U.S. to keep a presence in Syria, even if it's a small one, the report argues.
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"My sense, and there are not data to guide this yet, is that the more severe the nicotine use disorder, the more necessary to give medication," Dr. Hadland said.
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The challenge of writing this history, Hamalainen notes, was making iconic events and figures unfamiliar again, which is never more necessary than at the twilight of the Lakota empire.
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L'Oréal's sales nearly quadrupled during the war, and Schueller was involved with a company that sold paint and varnish — which were more necessary in Germany than in occupied France.
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And after Carmelo Anthony asserted himself with an elbow that got him ejected on Wednesday night, it became all the more necessary for the Knicks to play better defense.
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Shifting the economy, society and political system away from dependence on oil revenues is therefore an incredibly tough and complicated challenge, but it has never seemed more necessary or urgent.
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Speaking to CNBC's Charlotte Reed in Paris, Jean-Dominique Senard said that in the face of rising populism, action on the part of the business community couldn't be more necessary.
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As genome mapping becomes more popular and laws become more necessary, I expect we'll come up against resistance from insurance and mortgage providers who rely on a democracy of information.
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In their letter, the Democrats said the need to explain the legal justification for the use of force was "all the more necessary" as tensions rise on the Korean Peninsula.
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While the episode was written before the election, the ever-growing list of attacks on women's rights makes a frank and honest look at the procedure more necessary than ever.
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"In Russia today, this is of course both tougher and more necessary" than in Germany, he said, adding that the Deutsches Theater's program regularly examined the company's East German history.
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In Game 3, James actually got significant help from his teammates for a change — help that seemed even more necessary after he twisted his right ankle in the second quarter.
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Eagles 16, Bears 15 CHICAGO — Eleven months have elapsed since Philadelphia's improbable Super Bowl title, and on Sunday it was ever more necessary to re-establish this interval as fact.
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As such, she has written an eloquent volume that is more discomforting and more necessary than a semitrailer filled with new biographies of the founding fathers and the most beloved presidents.
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Strengthening U.S. missile defense is similarly a boon to U.S. defense capabilities and may be even more necessary in an era where a dictator likes to threaten us with nuclear strikes.
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Indeed, there has been a 33 percent decline in federal securities enforcement and a more than 80 percent drop in SEC settlements since 2016 — making state action more necessary than ever.
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I believe it is still possible — and all the more necessary — for journalism to perform these functions, especially as the other institutions that were meant to do so have fallen short.
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"The C.F.T.C. is so chronically and acutely under-resourced that it's even more necessary to encourage cooperation," said Mr. Goelman, now a partner at the law firm Zuckerman Spaeder in Washington.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s overworked but ever more necessary claim that the moral arc of the universe may be long but that here, at least, it bends toward justice.
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Among museum retrospectives this season, none feels more necessary than Carolee Schneemann's at MoMA PS1 (through March 11), a survey of a six-decade career that makes most others look tame.
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In which case it will become more necessary than ever to allow families and individuals the freedom to refuse the consensus, and to pay for more radical options if they can.
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"The present circumstances I suppose only make it even more necessary," Baker said of an EU deal, adding he had not started any negotiations with the United States or Canada regarding NAFTA.
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With Instagram slated to launch a long-form video hub that could drive even longer session times this week, Usage Insights could be seen as either hypocritical or more necessary than ever.
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I have no doubt that their dialogue will address the climate of fear and resistance that has a particular resonance in the face of our new administration, making it all the more necessary.
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Even if travel restrictions are put in place, talks like those conducted by Mr Yun may still continue, says Mr Snyder—indeed, cooler heads will argue that they are more necessary than ever.
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Few shows seem more necessary in the world of #MeToo and Time's Up than Jessica Jones, a superhero series that tackles consent, sexual violence, and PTSD better than nearly anything else out there.
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But let's just assume that your colleague isn't completely wrong, and the plants really do get more necessary light in this "communal area" than they do when your office is dark and empty.
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"The vagueness of the Iran announcement makes it more necessary than ever to launch the mechanism since its whole purpose is to resolve the differences we have on this," a third diplomat said.
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The more that the new science seemed to confirm Descartes's mechanical picture of the universe, the more necessary it became to ask what matter and mind really were and how they fit together.
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Between the lines: Air ambulances often aren't covered by private insurance, and they're becoming more expensive at the same time that they're becoming more necessary in rural areas without access to emergency care.
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"As President al Sisi continues to crack down on dissent, it is all the more necessary for the State Department to do its job and apply the Leahy Law as intended," said Leahy.
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Instead, the Oscars should do what we've been asking for all along, but what's made even more necessary after the past few months, and that's let women's voices fill the room for a change.
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As the purview of queerness expands and the need for political solidarity and resistance against LGBTQ violence becomes all the more necessary, how can we think critically and compassionately about desire, identity, and labels?
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Given the increasing tendency for our social life to be online rather than face to face, having relaxed accessible venues where people can meet old friends and make new ones becomes ever more necessary.
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This unsettling prevalence of assault and rape — which seems more necessary in a #MeToo world, but all the more brutal — is a large part of the truly dismal emotional cloud hanging over this season.
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Now the Halloween-scheduled, Breakfast Club-inspired flashback episode, where the teen cast will play their adult parents during their high school days, is sounding a lot more necessary and a lot less adorable.
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In a city becoming more samey by the day, a place where north, south, east, and west are slowly coagulating into one giant five pound pint, venues like Spiritland are more necessary than ever.
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Ali Akbar Velayati, who is due to meet President Vladimir Putin, also took a swipe at U.S. President Donald Trump, saying his "unreliable" actions made Tehran's close ties with Moscow all the more necessary.
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Not only are you working with fewer hours of daylight (making night runs — and, therefore, reflective gear — more necessary), but you've also got to hit just the right amount of warmth, which is tricky.
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"Carbon pollution knows no borders, and the Trump administration's abysmal record of denying climate change and propping up big polluters makes cross-border collaboration all the more necessary," Mr. Newsom said in a statement.
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Many economists pointed out that such reforms were more necessary than ever for countries no longer able to devalue or run their own monetary policy, but politicians were all too ready to avoid unpopular remedies.
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Adding ducklings to the list — particularly untrained newborn ducklings — suggests that the ability to compare abstract concepts "is far more necessary to a wider variety of animals' survival than we previously thought," Dr. Martinho said.
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The Blue Dogs said that it's "more necessary than ever" for Democrats to promote fiscal responsibility in light of the fact that Republicans passed a tax-cut bill in 85033 that added to the deficit.
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"There have been very few occasions when I have seen parliament come together in this way, and I can't imagine circumstances when it is more necessary," Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said in presenting the legislation.
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What makes this important is Waves is one the first VR projects to offer a glimpse into what humor will look like in VR, where nuance is even more necessary than it is for comedy IRL.
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Higher education is more necessary and less affordable: Adjusting for inflation, compared to college tuition in 1988, private school tuition in 2018 has increased 213 percent and four-year public school tuition has increased 129 percent.
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Re-signing Joey Bats always made sense for the Blue Jays, and the decision to bring back the six-time All-Star seemed even more necessary after Edwin Encarnacion flew the coup for Cleveland last month.
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Instead, the company is stocking up on items it deems more necessary such as medical supplies, household staples, and other high-demand products — or essential products that have seen huge order increases amid the coronavirus crisis.
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"People who are not particularly well socially integrated may have poorer mental health or wellbeing, which may lead to poorer physical health, which may make longer hospital stays and more repeat visits more necessary," Kail said.
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"Late-career job changes have become more common over the past several decades at the same time that working longer has become more necessary," concludes a study by the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College.
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As queer women's TV representation drops during the hot weather months — and our current political atmosphere makes it all the more necessary to see stories like theirs— Kadena is the love story to root for right now.
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The other major immediate effect of the "no" vote is that it could make it harder for Italy's massively indebted banks to raise badly needed capital, making a messy rescue operation coordinated by the government more necessary.
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This is all the more necessary when Da'esh presents every "issue" -- such as surveillance, shoot-to-kill, interviewing refugees and Palestine -- as proof of both discrimination and humiliation and claims that there is no choice but terrorism.
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Many Americans believe that the ACLU is now more necessary than ever: the non-profit organization sued following Donald Trump's immigration ban, proving it would not tolerate rulings that contradicted the ideals that Americans hold so dear.
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Indeed, at a time when many Americans are recovering from extreme events that scientists say were made more severe by climate change, Congress's ability to protect and support climate and other science has never been more necessary.
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They haven't returned since she started practicing Transcendental Meditation, which turned out to be an even more necessary coping mechanism when she and her then-husband, Andrew Veyette, a principal with City Ballet, separated two years ago.
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At long last, time has caught up with her, and the very things that cut her off from the mainstream — her boldness, her theoretical concerns — have made her, and especially her "Wheatfield" project, more necessary than ever.
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When the temptation to create a public name for oneself as an "esteemed" justice of our highest court is as powerful as ever, the restraint to limit oneself to the law as already written becomes ever more necessary.
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Now that elections have been deemed part of the United States' critical infrastructure and as our nation faces mounting security threats that could include our voting systems, the EAC's work is even more necessary and of greater importance.
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It is past time for the world's fifth largest economy to acquire the assets of this bankrupt mess, turn it into a nonprofit, and double down on funding the repairs that climate change will only make more necessary.
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If the Trump administration chooses to join Mr. Netanyahu on such a course, that makes the need for pressure in forums such as the United Nations, as well as through boycotts, divestment and sanctions, all the more necessary.
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And with overdose deaths climbing every year in the past several years — hitting an all-time record in 2014 — it's likely the crisis will only get worse over time across the country, making the Medicaid expansion more necessary.
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"Nowhere in the United States is a frank and constructive dialogue more necessary or fraught with potential controversy than here in Virginia, home to two Confederate capitals and 136 monuments to the Confederate States of America," the report states.
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"China's development in the past has benefited from opening and it's more necessary to expand openness as we take the road of high quality development driven by innovations," Wang told a business forum in the southern city of Guangzhou.
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Bar perhaps Coco Chanel, I can't think of another designer whose every piece was instantaneously "a classic," and in a time of eternally rotating fads, disposability and waste, nothing felt more necessary than her steadfast dedication to the everlasting.
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You may have a hard time getting rest while energetic Mars moves through chatty Mercury—plenty of late night, groggy phone calls, which make it all the more necessary for you to carve out down time to rest and retreat.
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As President Donald Trump ushers in a heightened wave of Islamophobia with his push to instate a travel ban for people from seven majority Muslim nations, including those seeking refuge from terror and violence, her work is more necessary than ever.
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Unlocking the potential of eye tracking technology As the Internet of Things evolves into the Internet of Everything and expands its reach into virtually every domain, high-speed data processing, analytics and shorter response times are becoming more necessary than ever.
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Meanwhile, former New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg has been investing millions in delegate-rich Super Tuesday states, making Biden's fundraising boost even more necessary if he wants to continue this momentum into the most pivotal week of the campaign so far.
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"In this situation, it is all the more necessary that the world community rigorously implement existing sanctions aimed at convincing North Korea to halt its illegal missile and nuclear program," Gabriel said in a statement released by the foreign ministry.
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"The protections in this measure are more necessary now than ever before in our history because an avalanche of restrictive, reprehensible state laws is drastically reducing fundamental health care rights," Blumenthal said in a written statement when he reintroduced the bill last year.
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With college far more expensive, and more necessary, than it used to be, and student loan debt topping $1.3 trillion, research institutions like the Kauffman Foundation are in the beginning stages of studying the impact of this burden on entrepreneurship among millennials.
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Increasing spending by the Trump administration and Congress to create a better-educated global citizenry will become more and more necessary and must be viewed as an essential investment — like a farmer spending money on seed and fertilizer to grow a valuable crop.
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Images of an angry crowd booing Rivera at that year's Gay Pride March at Washington Square Park only makes France's documentary, which elevates the invaluable contributions of trans women of color to the LGBTQ community to their proper standing, all the more necessary.
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We ask for proper and uniform training of poll workers, timely processing of absentee ballots, functioning and secure voting machines, accurate voter registration databases, an end to policies like "exact match" and "use it or lose it," and many more necessary remedies.
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"Exile in Guyville" still sounds as subversive and timely as it did when it was released in 5053, which has made the reissues, tours and other celebrations of Ms. Phair's oeuvre tied to the seminal album's 25th anniversary feel more necessary than opportunistic.
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These structural economic reforms would seem to be all the more necessary considering that one needs an offset to the negative impact on economic growth from the large budget adjustment that the island will need to do within a U.S. dollar straitjacket.
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With American warships cruising toward Korea, with American missiles recently landing in Syria and with world tensions on the rise, it is more necessary than ever that the public voice of the president to the media and the nation be credible, strong and trusted.
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All told, it seemed pretty brazen for Sehgal to re-present this particular work in the context of the Garnier, but the more I thought about it, the more necessary it seemed as an apt lubrication for the orchestrated dis-arrangements that would follow.
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Even Maradona now agrees that trying to avoid a repeat is the right move, and it is all the more necessary in a media landscape where every fan with access to a screen is able to watch replay after replay of pivotal moments and decisions.
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As Uber and Lyft continue to melt, the 2019 unicorn class loses its shine Virtual services like remote networks, security, video conferencing, and other messaging tools are more necessary than ever as businesses which can continue to operate are doing so via the Internet.
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Whether or not that's true, this new report shows how the current student debt system is both more necessary and more risky for Black families to engage in, and it ultimately points to the fact that the Higher Education Act is overdue for reauthorization.
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Offering a pardon for Snowden on the eve of Trump's inauguration would not only be equally brave and principled, it would restore the value of truth and ethics at a time when these essential elements of democracy are more necessary, and more precarious, than ever before.
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Stephen Wilmot of Heard on the Street explains what could happen instead: The risk for investors in his downfall is that Renault, Nissan and Mitsubishi go back to being small but mass-market carmakers just as unprecedented technological change is making scale more necessary than ever.
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When it comes to reducing carbon use below net zero, though, the split among experts is between those who think technology is more promising, and more necessary, and some who think natural means like reforestation and soil sequestration will provide the largest part of the answer.
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Whether or not Pence was consulted before Trump hit upon this strategy, he will have a lot of questions to answer about his running mate—the fact that many Republicans are calling on him to take over the ticket only makes the need for another statement even more necessary.
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First, as Merkel has said, a consequence of Trump splitting the United States away from Europe on Iran could be that it pushes our closest allies toward more constructive and more necessary relationships with Russia, China and Iran itself, all of which want the nuclear agreement to remain intact.
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C. C. Sabathia had a rocky start on Tuesday, and after his early-season brilliance, Luis Severino has allowed 16 earned runs in his last 24 ⅓ innings, a 5.91 E.R.A. With Yankees starters averaging five and two-thirds innings per outing, a reliable bullpen is more necessary than ever.
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"The need for a fulsome explanation of your war making power under these circumstances is all the more necessary as tensions rise in the Korean peninsula, with the suggestion that a preemptive military strike or a retaliatory strike against North Korea are among the options 'on the table,'" they wrote.
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At a moment when the league seems to be in a period of closing and convergence, Ginobili's work—weird and slippery and insistent, crafty and creative and impossibly fucking annoying in ways that seem somehow only to further express his mastery—has never seemed stranger, or more necessary, or more valuable.
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In the middle and bottom of the income spectrum, you have a generation's worth of stagnating and even declining real wages (except for a brief period in the mid-to-late 1990s), making it more and more necessary for middle- and working-class households to send two earners into the work force.
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"If we can successfully conclude these negotiations quickly, it will be an important statement in favor of free trade and economic integration," Singapore's Foreign Minister Vivian Balakrishnan told reporters in Beijing after meeting with his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi. "At this point in time, it is more necessary than ever before," he said.
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But from his perspective, Carlisle said, high-level air safety talks are going to become more necessary as the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) loses territory and as different forces move in on its de facto capital of Raqqa, constricting the battlefield and putting air forces in closer range to each other.
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The general rule is that you'll need to buy emergency medical or evacuation insurance when going out of the U.S., Rick Garlick, a hospitality and travel expert with Magid Associates, tells CNBC Make It. "Insurance is much more necessary on international versus domestic trips, particularly ones you have to plan far in advance," he says.
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The self-consciously "Disney-esque" theme park Green had originally envisioned — in which visitors would be given tracts and encouraged to sing "Amazing Grace" — looked like it was turning into something altogether more complex and far more necessary: a museum about the complications of uncovering one of the most influential books of all time.
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I know, I know, there's a massive argument to be made that going, "Hey, everything's fucked so let's try and forget about it any way we can," is the kind of trite nonsense spouted by know-nothings with their heads firmly buried in the nearest sandpit, but when the world feels this fucked, escapism is more necessary than ever.
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The panel also argues there's an acceleration of market dominance in the modern digital economy that makes it even more necessary for governments to respond, writing that "network effects and returns to scale of data appear to be even more entrenched and the market seems to have stabilised quickly compared to the much larger degree of churn in the early days of the World Wide Web".
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Rogan, 31, says while he could never fill McLaughlin's shoes, he believes the program "has never been more necessary" given the heightened interest in politics the American public has shown in the past two years with the election of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE.
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When sex researcher Debby Herbenick offers that the downturn in sex might be the result of women becoming empowered to say no to unwanted sex, Julian transitions into talking about how porn has presumably made sex scarier and more necessary to refuse — as though women were more enthusiastic about the sex on offer in a pre-internet period (an assertion feminists like Andrea Dworkin, who declared in her 1987 book Intercourse that "violation is a synonym for intercourse," could easily put the lie to).
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