Now more than ever – perhaps more than ever in U.S. history?
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GUTFELD: No. We need to stop repeating "now more than ever," now more than ever.
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Which is really unfortunate at a time when Saudi Arabia needs a wise U.S. ally more than ever, Iran needs to be confronted with smart diplomacy more than ever and Israel's security requires some kind of creative diplomacy in Syria more than ever.
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"More than ever — more than ever with this president — it's the Senate's job to advise and consent, not be a rubber stamp," he added.
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More than ever before, police departments are tracking your genetic code More than ever before, police departments are tracking your genetic code This segment originally aired Nov.
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" He added, "We need your voices more than ever!
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It would not be an exaggeration to say that Washington fears North Korea more than ever, while China and South Korea fear a unilateral U.S. strike on North Korea more than ever.
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And now, more than ever, we are open for business.
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We must fight for Roger Stone... now more than ever.
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This year more than ever, #LGBT older Americans say: #WeRefuseToBeInvisible!
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I definitely make really specific choices now more than ever.
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BRET BAIER, FOX NEWS: Thanks, Greg, now more than ever.
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Sonagachi, now more than ever, faces a wildly uncertain future.
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After all, we need each other now more than ever.
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In fact, the world needs Buffy now more than ever.
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"Needs to be filled more than ever," the source said.
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It feels the need for American protection more than ever.
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The fact is, Thomas's opinions matter now more than ever.
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"You have to predict the unpredictable now more than ever."
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But, more than ever, tech doesn't exist in a vacuum.
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In fact, they work for us now more than ever.
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I always do -- and at this moment more than ever.
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We need that now more than ever in this country.
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"I now want to succeed more than ever," she said.
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Mainstream country music needs Carrie Underwood now more than ever.
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Even so, Britons seem to idealise marriage more than ever.
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America needs the ethic of love now more than ever.
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And more than ever, this should be talked about today.
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We need that strangely reassuring grin now more than ever.
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Elbows are breaking more than ever and younger than ever.
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Now more than ever I believe this to be true.
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Now, more than ever, we need the escapism of entertainment.
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In these dark times, we need them more than ever.
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"She loves his boy more than ever," he told Reuters.
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Now, more than ever, you deserve the flames of hell.
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We need minds and perspectives like Murray's more than ever.
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Now, more than ever, we have to save our institutions.
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Now, the Southern Baptists needed his voice more than ever.
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But he's also appreciating his home life more than ever.
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Plus, Planned Parenthood needs the money now more than ever.
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Now more than ever, I need to become Jay Kay.
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Those like Professor Abdullah will be needed more than ever.
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Now more than ever, we need to find common ground.
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More than ever before, Dorrance Dance coheres as a company.
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"Personalities count more than ever this time around," he said.
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These vulnerable children need this help now more than ever.
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And that is something we need now more than ever.
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Identity matters to the youth, perhaps now more than ever.
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Republican policies and values are needed now more than ever.
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CEOs want to connect with you now more than ever.
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In 2019, customers want fried chicken more than ever before.
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This is what our country needs now more than ever.
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Consumers care about sound environmental practices more than ever before.
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Lawmakers need incentives to work together now more than ever.
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Democrats and Republicans dislike each other more than ever before.
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But today our ocean is threatened more than ever before.
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Islanders needed to be "alert, more than ever," he said.
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But that's not why cameras matter more than ever before.
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We need people like John McCain now more than ever.
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Now, more than ever, we need to raise our game.
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But now, more than ever, everyone looks exactly the same.
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Boston Dynamics is peeling back the curtain more than ever.
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More than ever, people have a horse in the race.
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This most recent election has challenged people more than ever.
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Now, more than ever, the country desperately needs a leader.
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Now more than ever before, Orlando is The City Beautiful.
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It also costs more than ever to buy a home.
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But people consume the news product way more than ever.
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Now more than ever, she is linked to her husband.
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With schools closing, children will need mentorship more than ever.
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Transgender rights need to be protected now more than ever.
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His comments from back then resonate now more than ever.
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His body needs protein and calories now more than ever.
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"We need each other now more than ever," Hirschwerk says.
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Because the population you serve needs you more than ever.
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In this challenging time, counseling may matter more than ever
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Black life now more than ever is the visible invisible.
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People are looking to connect online more than ever before.
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Mr. Kim now needs his people's loyalty more than ever.
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More than ever, China needs global support on this issue.
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More than ever, competition is flourishing in the communications world.
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These days, he said, he is praying more than ever.
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We were Limitless then, and are now more than ever.
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And now more than ever, or so the President believes.
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President Trump needs smart intelligence assessments now more than ever.
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I want to see Trump's tax returns more than ever.
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King, my fellow pastor, we miss you more than ever.
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Our country needs to come together, now more than ever.
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Those wonderful communities need our support now more than ever.
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Without a doubt, we need financial education more than ever.
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That's why we need overpriced fondue pots more than ever.
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"I've traveled more than ever before this year," he said.
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I feel so in my person now, more than ever.
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"Those waiting for their big chance need help more than ever."
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And we all know Planned Parenthood needs you more than ever.
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"We need our presence and our voices now more than ever."
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Now, more than ever, Korematsu's words are ones to live by.
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What we need now more than ever is to come together.
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Could use more Kokos in the world—now more than ever.
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"Our communities need to come together more than ever," Lara said.
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Now more than ever Londoners need to think outside the box.
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We need you to keep making progress — now more than ever.
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Now more than ever it is imperative to be an ally.
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It reminds us that Black History Month matters more than ever.
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This version of the famous Fitbit does more than ever before.
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Now, more than ever, women need to continue to rise up!
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This year, we expect to see people giving more than ever.
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Simply put, what we do matters, and matters more than ever.
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Now, more than ever, we need a robust, bold, imaginative response.
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Last year 620,000 people contacted the charity, more than ever before.
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And it looks more than ever like a fair weather friend.
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Insolar are making a difference where it's needed more than ever.
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Revenues and growth rate, those quaint metrics matter more than ever.
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And now, more than ever, brands are listening to their needs.
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It costs more than ever to pay with a credit card.
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The question is, it is growing more than ever, right Johana?
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VCs — more than ever — are funneling cash to innovative beverage projects.
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Sending such signals matters more than ever in the tech industry.
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More than ever, the public has a dim view of politicians.
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Hollywood is turning to teen lit for ideas more than ever.
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It's cool to pretend to like grime more than ever now.
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In light of this reckoning, Judy will resonate more than ever.
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It's a human skill that is needed now more than ever.
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Here more than ever, Polachek's elastic vocals and inventive trills thrill.
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Men are going under the knife now more than ever before.
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I think, and hope, that they'll care more than ever, honestly.
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In today's climate, RoboCop is worth revisiting now more than ever.
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I wish I could be with you, now more than ever.
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How you present yourself online is important now, more than ever.
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Higher education has been thrust under the microscope more than ever.
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Now more than ever, people are famous just for being famous.
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Now more than ever, women are coming together to change that.
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Now more than ever, we need strong bipartisan support for science.
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Competitors are locking down their devices more than ever before, too.
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True enough ... cop shops are emphasizing community policing more than ever.
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But we love cheese, yogurt, and sour cream more than ever.
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Now more than ever, we need to do our due diligence.
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And what we need right now, more than ever, is growth.
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Models are talking about their bodies more than ever these days.
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Today's generation is more footloose and values flexibility more than ever.
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We need it more than ever after having that tough stretch.
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Not when we need to rely on it more than ever.
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The bottom line: Democrats are embracing immigration more than ever before.
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More than ever, though, television wants to get into the action.
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I felt, more than ever before, the crushing burden of motherhood.
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It feels like now more than ever we need his optimism.
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Hauser agrees that we should be vocal — now more than ever.
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NOT OK. Now more than ever, it's time to speak up.
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About 61,000 people live in the area, more than ever before.
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"Our state needs his leadership now more than ever," McCain added. .
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And more than ever, now is the time to be generous.
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Now, more than ever, we need to fight for our rights.
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Three months ago Salesforce raised its guidance more than ever before.
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It's a simple fact that women are drinking more than ever.
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"She said 'no, we need yoga more than ever,'" Lohbeck said.
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These days, more than ever, we embrace the underdog software developer.
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Today more than ever, technology is transforming how enterprises do business.
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Now, more than ever, this is a town with two teams.
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"We need aspirational eye candy more than ever," he told CNN.
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Many couples are leaning on friends and family more than ever.
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Pregnant mothers are apparently reaching for their bongs more than ever.
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Perhaps more than ever, Beijing is interested in how Americans vote.
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That is why the Resistance is needed now more than ever.
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I've always found it a fitting metaphor, now more than ever.
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It felt like our jobs were needed now more than ever.
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But more than ever he's showing he's also a human being.
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He felt more than ever in need of a doctor's advice.
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It is especially important to challenge authorities now, more than ever.
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Now more than ever we need to freshly analyze our world.
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And this year more than ever, much remains up for grabs.
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"Needs to be filled more than ever," a source told CNN.
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More than ever now, we also have to be half-psychologists.
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And bridges are metaphorically something we need politically more than ever.
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It's a message that we need today, perhaps more than ever.
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More than ever, the media industry is hurtling toward greater consolidation.
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We still want to believe those stories, now more than ever.
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Date nights will cost more than ever, thanks to babysitting fees.
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These two are going to need each other more than ever.
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And America needs that kind of heroism, now more than ever.
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"Now more than ever, books are so important," Ms. Patchett said.
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In such high-stakes elections, these steps matter more than ever.
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We need to understand that our votes matters, more than ever.
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The Haitians themselves seemed more than ever reduced to passive onlookers.
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Today, the women of Afghanistan need our help more than ever.
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Now more than ever, America should be occupying this economic space.
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We need this process of collective effort now more than ever.
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More than ever, students need support in order to report harassment.
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The choice of a President matters more than ever, too. ♦
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"Sisters, brothers, we need you now more than ever," she added.
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And this year, the boats need the help more than ever.
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And in 2500, women are raising their hands more than ever.
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TAL treats the looper like a mixer more than ever before.
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Organizations like Black Lives Matter, Momentum, SOS Racisme, French social movement Nuit Debout, and others need our support now more than ever, just as much as already existing political structures need our engagement now more than ever.
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Now with the CBO report, Pence will be needed more than ever.
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With great power comes great responsibility, they say (now more than ever).
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Now more than ever, it's time for anyone and everyone to lead.
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"Hey Crypto Family, I need you now more than ever," he wrote.
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And as Instagram's popularity continues exploding, that impression matters more than ever.
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If it feels like they're cropping up more than ever, you're right.
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More than ever, we need these stories and we need this empathy.
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Rachel Platten is back, and she's inspiring her fans more than ever.
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"Climate change is now, more than ever, a government priority," he said.
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Trump allies need the term "alt-left" now more than ever before.
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Our music scene has inspired me more than ever in recent years.
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Those who moved into private practice "thrived more than ever," with dentists
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Because we know more than ever what it does to the body.
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In a world beset, more than ever, by turbulence she offers continuity.
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People are looking to celebrities more than ever for foundation and lotions.
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In the U.S., now more than ever, it seems tied to ideology.
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Now more than ever our country needs our movement — our political revolution.
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Stone told Lawrence she's learned to value true friendship more than ever.
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The truth is Parks's work may be relevant now more than ever.
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Trustworthiness, arguably more than ever, is Silicon Valley's most coveted feature now.
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This trend is not because teens are smoking cannabis more than ever.
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Twitter lost 9 MILLION users last quarter — way more than ever pic.twitter.
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Those who did visit the country, however, spent more than ever before.
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But they're both engaged, more than ever before, in advancing health care.
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"The time is ticking now more than ever before," she told CNN.
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Now more than ever, Holmes should take some of her own advice.
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Now, more than ever, we need to see women being fucking fearless.
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Google is moving attention away from the search bar more than ever.
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CNN Films' Now More Than Ever: The History of Chicago premieres Jan.
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More than ever before, it's who you know, not what you know.
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We always knew Manchester was special but more than ever this week.
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More than ever before, we must continue to leverage on our strengths.
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Stone told Lawrence she's learned to value true friendship more than ever.
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Workplace harassment isn't new, but we're talking about it more than ever.
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There are more than ever before, say experts, thanks to emerging technology.
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But narratives of the underestimated female are relevant now more than ever.
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" He continued: "More than ever before, the world needed to come together.
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Now more than ever ... It is time to react like never before.
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To be mindful of accessibility is now, more than ever, an expectation.
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Now more than ever, workplace safety should be a core American value.
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More than ever, our healthcare debate must be framed around the patient.
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Now more than ever, we need everyone to know: WE HAVE RIGHTS.
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Now more than ever, hiring candidates is very similar to selling customers.
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Now more than ever, they are vocal and helping to create change.
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Internet companies need to meet 5 nines-support levels more than ever.
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But Mayer, 38, says he's ready for a relationship more than ever.
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"Nowadays, more than ever, potential clients are vetting us online," she said.
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Now that she's a mom, she misses her own more than ever.
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Now, more than ever, is the time for us to redefine that.
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We need you and your finger out here now more than ever.
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That leaves the two sworn enemies needing each other more than ever.
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"Now the company needs a new leader more than ever," Kwon added.
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It's overwhelming but all amazing and I'm motivated now more than ever.
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And I'm convinced more than ever that Muhammad Ali is the greatest.
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We really value that time and that friendship, now more than ever.
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Now, more than ever, the illusions of division threaten our very existence.
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But more than ever, the physical industries are poised to leverage information.
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That's what puts the onus on this work, today more than ever.
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States are touting their workforces more than ever, and with good reason.
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Some small liberal-arts colleges are more than ever under financial siege.
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The highly addictive drug is in good supply, more than ever before.
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It generated $3.4 billion in revenue, which is more than ever before.
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We need Mr. Dunne now more than ever, to write that one.
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He added that stories like Delaney's were needed now more than ever.
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Rachel knows what sort of ruthlessness to expect — now more than ever.
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However, our country's treasured coastlines are being threatened now, more than ever.
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Our gridlocked, contentious country needs this kind of leadership more than ever.
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Mike: Perhaps be willing to make your voices heard more than ever?
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Still, small businesses are struggling more than ever to fill open positions.
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Younger women are working longer hours and earning more than ever before.
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More than ever, the Wiphala stands as a symbol of antifascist resistance.
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Now more than ever, our country requires leadership only you can offer.
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More than ever we need government to promote safety, but preserve flexibility.
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"More than ever, we need Fox Nation," says Hannity in the ad.
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Lack of substance in fiction is celebrated now more than ever before.
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It seems that people are talking about polyamory now more than ever.
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But now more than ever, surfers are training outside of the water.
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Now more than ever we all need to pull together in solidarity.
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You must trust and delegate more than ever when managing a crisis.
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I found myself looking forward to the weekend more than ever before.
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Now we have the opportunity to display that spirit more than ever!
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I believe that now, more than ever, America needs a political revolution.
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More than ever before, Iran is in control of its own destiny.
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Now more than ever, Spanish-language stars are being offered the world.
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It is psychically frustrating: We need other people now more than ever.
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Now, more than ever, we need to be there for each other.
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All are "queer," but that term, more than ever, seems impossibly diffuse.
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The bump is a coveted accessory to flaunt, now more than ever.
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More than ever before in her career, Madison Keys is taking control.
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Stay safe,Albert Samaha BuzzFeed News needs your support more than ever.
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And because of this, patrons today need the ushers more than ever.
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Now, more than ever, a search for the Woodstock connection seems vital.
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Despite its flashy spending, Saudi Arabia needs foreign money more than ever.
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Now, more than ever, The Times is examining just how it does.
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Egypt's society is divided and turned against itself more than ever before.
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Last year, he pulled the ball to left field more than ever.
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"We needed this win more than ever," Span said late Thursday afternoon.
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Now more than ever we need a media that truly represents society.
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And they need us to have their backs now more than ever.
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Tesla finished 2019 with $6.3 billion in cash, more than ever before.
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"More than ever we need you to come on vacation," he said.
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That's "more than ever before in human history," according to the report.
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And we need a champion for this vision now more than ever.
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Now more than ever, public attention needs to be turned towards Greece.
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" Schiff added, "We need people like John McCain now more than ever.
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Now more than ever, energy plays a vital role in national security.
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Finally, in the age of AI, people will matter more than ever.
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I started to realize that more on this tour more than ever.
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We need allies more than ever, and we have fewer than ever.
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Blake sounds more than ever like a dissipated choirboy singing R&B.
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Recently Churchill has been hobbling across television and film screens more than ever.
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We've seen Liv in sweats more than ever this season: Are they cashmere?
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Organizations committed to supporting reproductive rights need your backing now more than ever.
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Ignorance should never be an excuse, but now more than ever, it isn't.
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Chanel ditches the trip, confirming that Hoffell now hates her more than ever.
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It's also a reminder that now, more than ever, we need real life.
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The future of the European project is now more than ever in doubt.
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Meanwhile, lawyers are introducing so-called neurobiological evidence into court more than ever.
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There will be places where you're spending more than ever thought you were.
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More than ever, I feel integral to the very fabric of American society.
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Always. I mean, I think that yeah, you need it more than ever.
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Speaking to Refinery29, Hart said that intersectionality is necessary, now more than ever.
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In an increasingly confusing world, we will need solidarity now more than ever.
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"We will respond more than ever when necessary," Aso said, according to Reuters.
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"Now more than ever, there is a need for our world to unite."
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Yet, now more than ever, the Mexican national team needs Giovani and Jonathan.
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What's more, people are searching for freckles on Pinterest now more than ever.
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Even Trump knows that, maybe more than ever before, America hates a harasser.
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They did before its E3 showcase, and now they do more than ever.
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We hear about the dearth of women in technology now more than ever.
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Belfiore seems to get it more than ever now, and Microsoft is reacting.
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Now more than ever, attention and resources should be directed to state legislatures.
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But now, more than ever, the company and its car are in jeopardy.
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So I left everything on auto, because that output matters more than ever.
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"Now more than ever we are in a moment of uncertainty," he said.
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With this attack, the Japanese were reminded more than ever of their vulnerability.
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And I think that now more than ever, these values are so relative.
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Finally, individual actions—I'm looking at you, readers—matter now more than ever.
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But women have always been on the scene, perhaps now more than ever.
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At age 11, Bramblitt suffered a troubling number of seizures, more than ever.
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DJ Rankin: I'm working on more than ever before, I never went away!
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"After everything I've been through, I love life more than ever," he says.
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Getting surrogacy right matters more than ever, since demand is rising (see article).
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Now more than ever, we want total transparency from our favorite beauty brands.
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Prepare it yourself and you'll appreciate your next corner slice more than ever.
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This season, we'll see the show's main characters fight back more than ever.
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Now more than ever, you need a reason to just dance it out.
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The heinous acts of oppression happening today in Chechnya resonate more than ever.
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More than ever, food might seem like the one constant in their lives.
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More than ever before, networks needed to produce entertaining shows that attracted audiences.
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Now, however, more than ever before, the Republican Party is Trump's Republican Party.
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And now, more than ever, we can recommit ourselves to rebuilding our party.
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Now, more than ever, we have to recognize the importance of bipartisan action.
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More than ever before, blockchain-themed discussions were hosted throughout the annual conference.
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The coveted youth demo is currently being advertised to more than ever before.
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But as it turns out, we need Murphy Brown now more than ever.
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Now, perhaps more than ever, a bit of good news would be welcome.
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Large-scale reform is more difficult and more complicated, today more than ever.
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In MLB The Show 18 you are, more than ever, what you do.
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Indeed, in 85033 more than ever before, we believe we are stronger together.
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Now, more than ever, they sound like they're pulling in the same direction.
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Now more than ever, Britain must wield its positive influence to the full.
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Now more than ever, we must unite as a one nation under God.
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Now, more than ever, it may be crucial to pay them closer attention.
|
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The United States must invest in diplomacy and development, now more than ever.
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She also notes that more than ever, she appreciates the importance of patience.
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Unfortunately, the all-volunteer force is being tested today more than ever before.
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More than ever, and more openly than ever, it seems to be everyone.
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"Merkel needs France more than ever," notes Erik Nielsen, chief economist at Unicredit.
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Now more than ever, Republicans want to see discipline from their standard-bearer.
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Now more than ever, the media needs an engaged, informed and vocal public.
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More than ever, the vitality of our Republic requires open and transparent government.
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The spokesman also said that Target has invested more than ever into payroll.
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We're playing desperate basketball right now, we just want it more than ever.
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"There is definitely an eye for female rappers more than ever," he adds.
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And I know, today more than ever, how it feels to be hated.
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They've been talking about that with me for years—now more than ever.
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There's an appetite for people to share things — probably more than ever, actually.
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Now more than ever, I think people have an imperative need to dance.
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But I also believe that now, more than ever, surrendering isn't an option.
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Because now more than ever before music and fashion go hand in hand.
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And those freedoms are on the line now, perhaps more than ever before.
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Now more than ever, no one should feign surprise or innocence about this.
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We need her voice, and we need her more than ever right now.
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I do believe that phrase more than ever today has a big meaning.
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Unfortunately, we've first got to sacrifice more than ever to get there today.
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America's preacher has left us, and we need him now more than ever.
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"We need their help more than ever," Mr. de Blasio said on Twitter.
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" He's claimed, regarding South America that "we need the wall more than ever!
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Now teams will know more than ever about how the ball got there.
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Now, more than ever, the way we manage our health is vitally important.
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And we're learning what that means, more than ever, to leave good footprints.
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Like many small businesses, Chau is emphasizing e-commerce now more than ever.
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Now—more than ever—is the time to keep reminding yourself of that.
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Now more than ever, the government should not be erecting barriers to innovation.
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Now more than ever it is imperative to stick to a screentime curfew.
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Democrats have always been dependent on their left, but now more than ever.
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Now, more than ever, everyone needs to be unequivocal about where they stand.
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About 1,000 people are employed in manufacturing jobs there, more than ever before.
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Fact is, we're talking about hair more than ever these days, not less.
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In 2020, restaurant chains will be attacking that messiness more than ever before.
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Voters said that Puerto Rico needed the United States now more than ever.
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Twelve years later, the Olympics still covet Woods — now, perhaps, more than ever.
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In times like these we need more than ever, a fully functioning court.
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Amy Klobuchar and Pete Buttigieg clashed more than ever in the Vegas debate.
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"I want it now more than ever," he said, according to Mr. Cunningham.
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The least Trumpian of Trump's recent advisors now resembles him more than ever.
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At this particular point in history, our voices are needed more than ever.
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But I think now, more than ever, it's hard to have intelligent conversation.
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But Sondland's testimony put them in the hot seat more than ever before.
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We can't make policy, but we can 'encourage' politicians more than ever before.
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Now more than ever, the Burmese people need our help in securing liberty.
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And more than ever, storytelling is an essential building block of leadership success.
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Now more than ever, it offers an escape from our time-constrained lives.
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Being exact about where the country is at matters, now more than ever.
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But a strange thing is happening: Iowa appears to matter more than ever.
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But more than ever, wages seem to equal worth in our social landscape.
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Perhaps now more than ever, the solutions are emerging from the ground up.
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The Bachelor, more than ever, is a naked plea for your hate-watch.
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Now more than ever, art requires public attention in order to be effective.
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More than ever, if a bee is bothering you, don't swat it away.
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This year more than ever, it is crucial that enrollees compare their options.
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It seems that your work is being recognized internationally more than ever before.
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Her singing was gorgeous and, more than ever, packed an intense emotional weight.
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"The demographic that we are targeting are traveling more than ever before," said Hernandez.
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Perhaps more than ever, people spin stories in ways that fit their own agendas.
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U.S. department store chains are struggling more than ever headed into the new year.
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We have to spread the idea that critical thinking matters now more than ever.
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We've all seen the articles exhorting us to travel abroad now, more than ever.
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In a world of ceaseless miseries, we need music like this more than ever.
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The Chinese economy is propped up on loose policy and credit more than ever.
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Mminele said monetary policy decisions "now more than ever", had to be data-dependent.
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And men, the industry's newest clientele, are contributing to the industry more than ever.
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"Now more than ever, we must choose courage and hope over fear," she posted.
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More than ever, it's clear that traditional businesses need to rapidly become software companies.
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It makes me realize, now more than ever, the continued importance of gay spaces.
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One thing is clear, young people may need more support now more than ever.
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More than ever, we need writers who are unprofessional, whose private worlds come first.
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In the past few years, I have felt like a woman more than ever.
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Now more than ever is the time to have a seat at the table.
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Unfortunately, we are losing the obesity battle because we are eating more than ever.
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More than ever before, journalists are finding vast swaths of hate speech on Instagram.
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Now, the long time ABC star says she's enjoying the show more than ever.
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"The curtain has been pulled back on debate prep more than ever," Smith said.
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We are thinking and praying for you and your family now more than ever.
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More than ever, people wondered if she dates for research rather than for love.
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But more than ever before, I was aware that I, too, was being produced.
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But such prizes have themselves recently been caught up in politics more than ever.
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It is a movie for America, and we need it now more than ever.
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As Brexit comes to a crunch, their presence is being felt more than ever.
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In the era of abundant information, people need that expertise now more than ever.
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It's important to say that we believe in open adoption now more than ever.
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This training cycle, by stretching and planking more than ever, I stayed reasonably healthy.
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This is a time, perhaps more than ever, for strong leadership, love and compassion.
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One thing she looks for, now more than ever, is sleeves (as seen here).
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Particularly NOW, in a world that needs us to be united more than ever.
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It's important for our community to start owning this genre, now more than ever.
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Now, when people need electronic gear, more than ever they turn to online retailers.
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Well, after watching this delicious video, you'll be mewing that tune more than ever.
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Given the local nature of CVE, we need diverse international partners more than ever.
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More than ever, the social network is concerned about how its users perceive it.
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They were, more than ever before, held accountable for what happened on their campuses.
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And this year, Australia will see the Access Economy boom more than ever before.
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"I think fantasy -- now, more than ever -- is going to be bigger," she said.
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People skills More than ever before, it's who you know, not what you know.
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Finally, now more than ever family farmers and small-scale producers need government support.
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"If either Trump or Clinton, things will be polarized more than ever," he said.
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Now that it's raining more than ever, I'm glad that we still have Rihanna.
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Islam is more than ever the cause for which everyone claims to be fighting.
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More than ever, a college degree has become a ticket to the middle class.
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We deplore those who cheat on their partners, but we're cheating more than ever.
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Now more than ever the White House must be disciplined in scheduling and direction.
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Dr. Lancer adds that men care now more than ever about their skincare regimens.
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More than ever, today's consumers can arm themselves with information thanks to the Internet.
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The past is present: The story of Schultz's father resonates today more than ever.
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Now more than ever Congress must stand up to say these people matter too.
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More than ever, we need American leadership in the face of this major challenge.
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Now more than ever, we need beautiful music—and Set and Setting has delivered.
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More than ever it will be a sandbox for a battle among outside powers.
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And now more than ever, Americans have new vehicles to challenge the status quo.
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But, there are also other core reasons her leadership is needed more than ever.
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More than ever, the way we discuss death is in context of environmental impact.
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"Girls are really cutting their hair off more than ever right now," she says.
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Now more than ever though, it feels like that impulse is hitting critical mass.
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Now more than ever before, we need the donor community to stand by us.
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More than ever, conservative Christians now engage in politics on the terms of liberalism.
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We shall not see his like again, and we need him more than ever.
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Now more than ever, Justice said, it is critical to build community around survivors.
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After we emerge from temporarily sheltering in place, we'll need them more than ever.
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I do believe that that phrase more than ever today has a big meaning.
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" A result is that "our culture has become supervisual, and more than ever before.
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We're more united as a school and a community now more than ever before.
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The other reason is simply because China needs tax money now more than ever.
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This year 8.3 million will graduate from Chinese universities and colleges — more than ever.
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My mind reeled more than ever, hot with anxiety from a day of caregiving.
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These grocery delivery apps are in demand more than ever during this health crisis.
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Now more than ever, it's of the utmost importance to support activists and artists.
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Now more than ever before, companies have incredible potential to drive positive social change.
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They need us now more than ever, and we will be here for them.
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It is a legacy that resonates now, nearly 70 years later, more than ever.
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More than ever, they are watching cable news, and refreshing Twitter and Facebook feeds.
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But more than ever, the question is being asked: Is Mr. Trump personally racist?
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"Now more than ever it's clear that we need a diplomatic compass," he said.
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This week Danny and Alex are back with more than ever to get through.
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More than ever, consumer products are influencing moviemaking decisions — namely, sequels and more sequels.
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Now, more than ever, China is very much a player, across the entire region.
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Now more than ever, people are actively seeking out culinary experiences when they travel.
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This legendary community could, more than ever, inspire upcoming generations of artists and prevail.
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"We as a society need investigative journalists more than ever," Povilaitis said in court.
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Americans, as well as Haitians, need that state of grace now more than ever.
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Technology companies left others in the dust as consumers demanded convenience more than ever.
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It is also trying to establish what marketers are seeking more than ever: authenticity.
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This season, more than ever, designers stuck to traditional runway presentations for their shows.
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Policymakers at both federal and state levels should embrace it now more than ever.
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When you work from home, you have to communicate more than ever, Hannon said.
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Free speech is a sacred right, and it needs protecting, now more than ever.
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More than ever, pods and podlike chairs are necessary refuges in busy work environments.
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Saudi Arabia The Kingdom is, more than ever, still lusting after a nuclear capability.
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Streaming services seem to be in the spirit more than ever before this year.
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"He has divided us more than ever," Gohmert said Friday on Fox Business Network.
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Homeowners in the '60s wanted to show off their personalities more than ever before.
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That applies more than ever today with the devices we interact with each day.
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More than ever before, the significance of a protest depends on what happens afterward.
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Now the difference is that we more than ever need to redouble our efforts.
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Now more than ever, authors and illustrators are creating books that push readers' expectations.
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In the age of the internet, however, art and porn intersect more than ever.
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In this atmosphere, the agents argue that their services are needed more than ever.
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"Now more than ever, the bureau needs a resolute and independent leader," said Sen.
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The implication that we need that unity more than ever rings loud and clear.
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"Egypt's society is divided and turned against itself more than ever before," she wrote.
|
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Perhaps now more than ever, the saying is true: You are what you eat.
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"Like in football, fair play and team spirit are what we need more than ever.".
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We—women AND men—need to be there for each other, now more than ever.
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"Today more than ever we WOMEN are standing up to repressive, archaic ideologies," Javid wrote.
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Now, more than ever, I feel like their tagline "Because You're Worth It" resonates today.
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Now, more than ever, this is what America wants: messages of hope, triumph, and righteousness.
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"Now more than ever, we need to be able to tell these stories," Santiago said.
|
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With the state of things now, boxing needs a recognizable heavyweight champion more than ever.
|
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Over the past year, internet companies wielded the hammer known as "deplatforming" more than ever.
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Now more than ever, we need to strengthen our efforts to protect the marine world.
|
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In fact, women are killing it across the board on Grey's, now more than ever.
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And more than ever, this is an Android update with a set of values attached.
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Clinton now needs to win more than ever: South Carolina, which votes on Feb. 27.
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That might sound counterintuitive, but right now the federal government is spending more than ever.
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Now more than ever, I've felt it's necessary to make myself uncomfortable and build empathy.
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Right now, more than ever, different genres and cultures are learning how to work together.
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"Trusted science itself is needed now more than ever," said Beka Economopoulos, the executive director.
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And Americans believe more than ever that climate change is happening due to human activity.
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"Right now more than ever, despite being so interconnected, we are incredibly divided," Rush says.
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She can rule this country, and man, does it need her now more than ever.
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Now more than ever we want to use this platform to emit a positive message.
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Better telescopes and better data storage means there's more than ever to analyze, says Williams.
|
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Now, more than ever, we're reminded of how dangerous it can be to be LGBTQ.
|
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But it may make some Haitians feel more than ever like second-class non-citizens.
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"The internet is holding people accountable for that now more than ever before," they said.
|
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And now, more than ever, the Latino vote is critical to winning the White House.
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Can you talk about why now more than ever conscious shopping is on everyone's minds?
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The big picture: Brands are taking positions on tough issues today more than ever before.
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Now more than ever, it's time to celebrate female accomplishment and push for greater change.
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And every day I realize more than ever, this man is a force of nature.
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With both the hunger and humanitarian crises, Sudan needs help (and money) more than ever.
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Now they're back and they seem to love Chipotle, as I do, more than ever.
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We need this now more than ever, especially when religious liberty is before the Court.
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"Now more than ever the country needs a well-credentialed, independent FBI Director," Cornyn said.
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Now more than ever, we're living in a world where opposing beliefs can be explosive.
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We need to support them now more than ever and help them in that fight.
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Because now more than ever, that's where the rubber's hitting the road with these companies.
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With increasing health hazards from climate change, we need these services now more than ever.
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That's more than ever before and marks a 400,000 person increase from the previous year.
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This leadership is needed now more than ever — in fact, we need more of it.
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In this volatile and highly polarized environment, companies need sound political strategies more than ever.
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Now more than ever, we need to ensure we work together for the world's poor.
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" Immigration: "Visa overstays... they're so out of control... more than ever we need the wall.
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More than ever I realize how time flies and every moment with these people counts.
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As a result, families are relying on loans, scholarships and grants more than ever before.
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With a favorability rating in the mid-30s, Trump needs his base more than ever.
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Perhaps we need Regina Spektor, and her strange, open-hearted storytelling, now more than ever.
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"We are truly now, more than ever, the last great hope for Earth," O'Rourke said.
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It seems developers are working to add support for this platform more than ever before.
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With robocalls on the rise, we're probably screening our incoming calls more than ever before.
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Now, more than ever, all boys need to learn to respect girls, sexually and otherwise.
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I know now more than ever I'm ready to take the step to becoming myself.
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" At Tuesday's gala, Clinton said that "we need champions like Katy now more than ever.
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Perhaps he made a simple calculation: Now, more than ever, politics matters more than activism.
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Today in America, more than ever, the argument for the Equal Rights Amendment is strong.
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Still, some say his straightforward descriptions of life then are needed now more than ever.
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Now more than ever we will work for global climate policies that save our planet.
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This is why the EU needs and expects a strong Germany -- now more than ever.
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TV. Manigault Newman contends this is why Trump needs his senior aides more than ever.
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Traders are now scrutinized more than ever throughout their banks, not just by their managers.
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We must pass legislation along the way, but legitimate oversight is needed more than ever.
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The themed boxes will make them appreciate the diverse types of tea more than ever.
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Now more than ever, the world needs everyday superheroes and we are counting on everyone.
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In times of war, literal or figurative, we need to give thanks more than ever.
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"Foodie-ism" more than ever describes a special area in our culture, politics, and economy.
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"And now more than ever we know that every bit of warming matters," Krug said.
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Your local women's health care clinics and advocacy networks need you now more than ever.
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It's tough work but we need to stay vigilant and informed, now more than ever.
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More than ever, sites like Newgrounds are necessary to counter the conventions of the day.
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That motivated me more than ever, somebody else three years later validating what I wanted.
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More than ever, companies must effectively and consistently articulate their brand mission to the consumer.
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Being part of this case has confirmed that young people are needed more than ever.
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The Korean skate scene, in other words, is more than ever shaping its own identity.
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Takeaway: America is making more than ever before, but needs fewer people to do it.
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Bek is one of 417 women contesting seats across the country, more than ever before.
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Americans love to pamper their pets — and animals rule the world now more than ever.
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More Americans now work for large employers of 2,21625 employees or more than ever before.
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The workers in Indianapolis were now needed more than ever, even as their layoffs loomed.
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Fans can more than ever choose what they listen to — and filter out everything else.
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Voting requires pragmatism and critical thinking and empathy and now, more than ever, intelligent compromise.
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But millennial women, at least, are making more than ever before, and that's worth celebrating.
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In 2018, for many Americans, our political identity seems to define us more than ever.
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We needed his presence now and his remarkable words at this moment more than ever.
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We need alternate perspectives to create new narratives for history and culture more than ever.
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Quite the turnaround for her ... who knew we needed that song now more than ever.
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Now more than ever, we must understand the difference between fake reform and real reform.
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Now more than ever, we need a strategy that aims at diplomatic and multilateral solutions.
|
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Latinx voters are mobilizing more than ever around issues they care about like reproductive rights.
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That requires an uncommonly sensitive ear, and a gift we could use more than ever.
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There was no reason to complain; it was comfortable, enjoyable, and, more than ever, predictable.
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"With empty dining rooms, restaurants are depending on pickup and delivery orders more than ever."
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These songs are their songs, which somehow makes them, more than ever, your songs, too.
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"I think the character is incredibly important, maybe now more than ever," Ms. Thompson said.
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"More than ever, we need a salt-of-the-earth Congress," Ms. Ocasio-Cortez said.
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The final takeaway is that we as a society need investigative journalists more than ever.
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Respectable resistance is getting harder by the day, even as it's needed more than ever.
|
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"Now more than ever, we need leaders who will stand up for progressive values," Mrs.
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We know more than ever about the long-term effects of systemic sexism and racism.
|
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Now more than ever, the future of Star Wars is streaming on the small screen.
|
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A Bird in the hand is worth two in the bush — now more than ever.
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"More than ever, your team and the players have to be a partnership," Tocchet said.
|
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" Trebek's show puts "facts first," Cuomo said, and "we need him, now more than ever.
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When both parties are weak and unpopular, American voters need his independence more than ever.
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This sickening display shows more than ever why Donald Trump is totally unfit be president.
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We need a "robust fourth estate" now more than ever to bring truth to power.
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This means that now more than ever we need your input and inspiration for 2020.
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Now, more than ever, is not the time to "stick to sports," as they say.
|
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"Facebook has become Zuckerberg's company now more than ever," Shira Ovide of Bloomberg Opinion writes.
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And now more than ever, we see these two areas of interest as inextricably linked.
|
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Now more than ever, how autonomous systems work will be a key differentiator among carmakers.
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More than ever before, people of different ideological backgrounds seem to live in separate universes.
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Now, more than ever, we need powerful work like Gaignard's that fearlessly examines America's heart.
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Now, more than ever, we need to listen to the young and what they need.
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And with your leadership, tonight more than ever before, I know that we will get there.
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Now more than ever, I want to live my life to help others as you did.
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We may need Planned Parenthood now more than ever — to provide our generation with essential care.
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Sadly, more than ever before, it's machines that are deciding what adults and children see online.
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Now more than ever, it's important to check government for abuses or signs of self-dealing.
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Now more than ever, when I sing this song I am singing it to myself, essentially.
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Sister Dawn Quiche-Long would argue that that comic relief is needed now more than ever.
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We have to exercise and spread the idea that critical thinking matters now more than ever.
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Based on the current political climate, he argues, this group is needed now more than ever.
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This is a message we need now more than ever in the wake of these actions.
|
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Facebook says 1.2 billion people use Messenger every month, and they're using it more than ever.
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But here, more than ever, the real horror awaiting the player is decidedly, yet differently, human.
|
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Physicists are talking more than ever lately about dualities, but you've been studying them for decades.
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More than ever, the internet has shown that its dangers aren't somehow unhooked from real world.
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This year more than ever we're seeing technology infiltrate and transform every sector of our society.
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Our company matters because music matters, and bringing that into more homes matters more than ever.
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Now more than ever the world needs places to come together with compassion and with love.
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There is a need, more than ever, for clearheaded analysis delivered in a pragmatic, humanistic way.
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Either way, now more than ever, I question how ridiculous Archie, as a character, really is.
|
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"We need to consider the side-effects of our policy more than ever before," Sakurai said.
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" He added, "More than ever when times are volatile, it's more important to have managed mandates.
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Star Trek needs to keep representing that hopeful vision of the future now more than ever.
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More than ever, perhaps, Indians and outsiders would benefit from reacquaintance with Gandhi's belief in compromise.
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And, more than ever, their quiet yet insistent messages on social responsibility are gaining influential allies.
|
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Tech companies rely more than ever on the ecosystem of services and devices that they created.
|
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Today's research shows women are downloading and playing games on their smartphones more than ever before.
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After playing this, I miss my actual Nintendo 64 at my parent's house more than ever.
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In August, the company launched a body-positive initiative that, now more than ever, feels hollow.
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The bottom line: Trump and Kim need support more than ever to advance their diplomatic endeavors.
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We're texting more than ever, yet little is known about the neurological effects of smartphone use.
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Johnny feels the heat more than ever as his only alliance left is me and Marie.
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Now, more than ever, I feel the importance of honest, accurate reporting that holds candidates accountable.
|
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More than ever before, consumers expect brands to respond to questions and feedback on social media.
|
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We need you now more than ever to remind us about the true meaning of Peeps.
|
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"I feel her presence more than ever, I feel like she's always with me," Anderson says.
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Now more than ever, we believe in our community, in our people and in our future.
|
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Yet more than ever, the show needs to better articulate his motives and end game here.
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Will Chandra surprise everyone and be the kick-ass lawyer Naz needs, now more than ever?
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This is a time when new, energetic and innovative solutions are needed more than ever before.
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If you want to see me in Congress, we need your help now more than ever.
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You know the real reason why we need a hero like Erica now more than ever?
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I believe now more than ever that God is good, and that He is with us.
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They create empathy between us and others, an empathy that we need today more than ever.
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Do you think that people today are "performing their lives" more than ever before in history?
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Facebook wants its 1.6 billion users to share more than ever before It could also fail.
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When the game went against him in 2013 he needed his father's maxims more than ever.
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We're living at a time when things are played out in public more than ever before.
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And voters are feeling now more than ever that democracy has been reserved for special interests.
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The stories we tell each other — and who's doing the telling — matter now more than ever.
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If you have a voice you have a responsibility to use it now, more than ever.
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I believe now more than ever that the art industry in America needs to be regulated.
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And given the current political climate, we need a movie like this now more than ever.
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Now more than ever, white people need to step up and organize in their own communities.
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Now, more than ever, we all need to protect and create safe places for each other.
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More than ever, I was hopeful that I would find my wife among the remaining women.
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It's safe to say the world's financial wellbeing is being scrutinized more than ever right now.
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Ira tells Wendy that Chuck is drowning and that he probably needs her more than ever.
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Mr Trump's health is not an election issue and Mrs Clinton's, now more than ever, is.
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I need football now more than ever, too, because the work off the field never stops.
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" The Verge published a piece titled "In Trump's America, The Handmaid's Tale Matters More Than Ever.
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Now more than ever, military families are moving off base and living in the civilian community.
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That's why now, more than ever, we need competent people abroad as conduits for the country.
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More than ever, legislators need to modernize our immigration policies to accommodate our aging workforce population.
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Now, more than ever, it's important to open the discussion on how our purchasing power — a.k.
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And more than ever, you feel the pleasure Anna takes in sparring with her royal employer.
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So more than ever, the onus is on Apple to keep up excitement for the gadget.
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Companies are constantly vying for consumers' attention, and they're spending more than ever to get it.
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Political discourse itself seemed, more than ever, to be built on a foundation of utter bullshit.
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"More than ever, there is a need for the holidays," says Jose Antonio Santiago, Comerío's mayor.
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"Right now, in this political environment, more than ever, we need to be serving these communities."
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Four years after initial release, the audience is growing and people love it more than ever.
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More than ever, Prince Mohammed was in a position to do something about the Bin Ladens.
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More than ever before, Trump imposed his personality and political will on Washington and the world.
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More than ever, Facebook is under pressure to prove that its algorithms are being deployed responsibly.
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More than ever before, the United States depends on the Air Force to complete the mission.
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Some leakers, maybe today more than ever, fear that the administration is heading off the rails.
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"Facing today's complex local and global challenges, the ICA's outspoken voice is needed more than ever."
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Her words (as a woman, more so than a celebrity) matter right now more than ever.
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"Now more than ever, Baltimore City needs strong and responsible leadership," Hogan said in a statement.
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Di Giusto says that now more than ever, people explore one another through a digital footprint.
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"Today more than ever, I feel like a 'Cov kid,'" she says between swigs of water.
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I think now more than ever, especially ... He's not as funny as he used to be.
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And now more than ever, the support of the LGBTQ community by mainstream corporations is crucial.
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Here's something that might explain it: More than ever, they have plentiful, visible, diverse role models.
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Trust, he says, is the most important currency that business leaders have, now more than ever.
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Teenagers are struggling with anxiety more than any other problem, and perhaps more than ever before.
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More than ever, millennials are staggeringly divided by gender, while older generations show far smaller differences.
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More than ever before, major leaguers last season arrived at the plate already in scoring position.
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And the novelty of an Instagrammable outdoor spectacle is something brands crave now more than ever.
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The political parties are aligned more than ever around blue metropolises and red spaces in between.
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Now, perhaps more than ever before in our lives, it's time to ask ourselves such questions.
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His rhetoric has grown stale at a time where people are paying attention more than ever.
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Perhaps more than ever, 2016 was the year of women both speaking out and being heard.
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But the Republican House and Senate tax bills would make ZIP codes matter more than ever.
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As Mozambique's uncertain future unfolds, ventures like the Corridor Project will be needed more than ever.
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I realize now more than ever before how important these experiences are for my brain health.
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With the recent outbreak of COVID-19, now more than ever people are practicing social distancing.
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Now that he's running for president, Bloomberg's views on the Second Amendment matter more than ever.
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Now more than ever, the courts cannot abandon their responsibility to resolve these critical legal disputes.
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It means that we need, more than ever, to reproduce research to make sure it's robust.
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More than ever before, art handlers were contending with unconventional objects, mixed media, and hazardous materials.
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The work you do matters more than ever, the stakes are higher, and the responsibility bigger.
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Now more than ever, millennials are prioritizing sustainability, with grocery shopping being an easy first step.
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" "Now more than ever, we need their diverse backgrounds and perspectives in the halls of Congress.
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Many people, now more than ever, are taking wellness into the consideration of their daily lives.
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We need his leadership now more than ever to ensure that continues to be the case.
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Partly because of that lapse, the country today needs a robust fourth estate more than ever.
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The media can't afford to hesitate on a big story — yet, more than ever, they should.
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They create empathy between us and others — an empathy which we need today more than ever.
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More than ever, we need leadership to pick up the pieces and move our nation forward.
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What we need more than ever, it seems to me, is more understanding on both sides.
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"We recognize that that means more than ever your commitment to our alliance," Mr. Turnbull said.
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And the United States now relies more than ever on demographics to defend its economic power.
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"Now more than ever I'm convinced MPP is not about protecting us," Daniela told BuzzFeed News.
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More than ever, we value peace, based on mutual respect for each others' independence and sovereignty.
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Our nation needs strong leadership at the helm of the Justice Department now more than ever.
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Above all, we must not lose our voices, which now, more than ever, must be heard.
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Yet far from receding from view, Mr. Maduro seems to relish the spotlight more than ever.
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Now more than ever, she said, it is important for people to stand up for themselves.
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So though I'm ultimately unable to sell my ear crystals, I appreciate them more than ever.
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But more than ever, the startup needs to start bringing in money to fuel its ambitions.
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On sketch shows like "Saturday Night Live," performers seem to be breaking character more than ever.
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And yet, more than ever, it is apparent that this economic lodestar is a treacherous guide.
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Ellison has shown he has the broader appeal that our party needs now more than ever.
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I'm now determined more than ever to be in London next year for the world championships.
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Despite rising interest rates, Americans are borrowing more than ever to buy new and used vehicles.
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With Irma and Harvey devastation, Tax Cuts and Tax Reform is needed more than ever before.
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Watch, when you get back to your State, they will LOVE you more than ever before!
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Now more than ever, companies big and small are looking to weather forecasts for business help.
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But however we talk about it, we need to talk about racism now more than ever.
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Now, more than ever, a legislative solution is the only chance of protection for America's Dreamers.
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But we need music more than ever to survive, especially as the world spins into chaos.
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I hope people see that more than ever, but we need to elevate the citizen again.
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And if youre an ally, please take care of Dreamers now more than ever...Everything helps.
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On the return of 'The Boys in the Band' and why it matters more than ever.
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Let it be the knowledge that now more than ever, appearances are not what they seem.
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The decisions the collective "we" make, more than ever, have the potential to impact us all.
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In those first few lonely years in LA, I turned to romantic comedies more than ever.
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The media is increasingly our nature, our ecosystem, and we need Heineken's art more than ever.
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"More than ever before, women are coming forward to express their desires more openly," Price says.
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Now more than ever, I want to teach my children what it means to be Jewish.
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"I understand that more than ever," she told me, reflecting on the aftermath of last year.
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Seattle is now more than ever a city of haves and have-nots living in uneasy proximity.
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Philippines needs America more than ever, especially in light of the rise of ISIS-sympathizers in Mindanao.
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If this is indeed her new career — blogging up baby — then likes matter even more than ever.
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Now, more than ever, we must amplify young women's voices and encourage them to run for office.
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It's hard to explain, but I feel like I know more than ever what matters to me.
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America has a moral commitment to help them, and they need our help now more than ever.
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Several other senior military officials testified that the U.S. military needs the F-35 more than ever.
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"As the world gets bigger and more connected, we need that sense of intimacy more than ever."
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We are being given the opportunity to write and be part of the process more than ever.
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This season of Vanderpump Rules, James Kennedy was on the outskirts of the action more than ever.
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The IMF's Lagarde said in her speech that Europe needs to come together now more than ever.
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Refinery29 spoke to Nott about The Venus Project, "Numb," and why representation matters now more than ever.
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Today, more than ever, it is important to heed these stories, those working in Holocaust education say.
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In an era when voters are monitored, tracked and polled more than ever, they may seem anachronistic.
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Consumers, more than ever before, are hungry for powerful machines — for art and virtual reality and gaming.
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That's a nice idea, but here in the real world everyone hates their ISPs more than ever.
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With farmers planting more than ever, it seems that the avocado market is in for some stabilization.
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As Vice President Joe Biden said, it's on us to solve this problem, now more than ever.
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"We're telling people, 'Even though it's precarious, your vote counts now more than ever before,'" Zeigler said.
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And so I think now ... The good news for us is people need content more than ever.
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Americans are using our transportation infrastructure more than ever, and emerging technologies are changing how we travel.
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"Our commitment to factual reporting is the foundation of our credibility, now more than ever," they say.
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That lawmaker also warned that he "has to be careful" which Schiff now understands more than ever.
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In 2015, there were 5.8 million people aged over 50 living with HIV - more than ever before.
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Now, more than ever, its boundary-blurring, label-confounding vibe — what's really "outsider," and what really isn't?
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But this quarter showed, more than ever, how small businesses are a huge piece of Facebook's future.
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"Now more than ever, it's time to tell the crucial stories, and say the words," she said.
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To bridge the gap, parents are also relying on loans, scholarships and grants more than ever before.
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It shows two things: that people are relying on tablets like iPads for more than ever before.
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"More than ever, I am aware of the need to support and celebrate each other," Kidman wrote.
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"I need him more than ever," daughter Annie, 13, told the court, according to CNN affiliate WBBM.
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This iPad is more powerful, personal, and intelligent, so you can do more than ever with it.
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Though Maddie hasn't seen her baby bro Buck in years, she needs him now more than ever.
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And now Carboneau knows more than ever what it's like for the parents of those sick babies.
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The biggest may be that Windows 10 now ties in to your smartphone more than ever before.
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More than ever, designers are putting women my size on the runway, putting us in their campaigns.
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Facebook needs user growth more than ever, and the developing world is where it can find it.
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The Gallup polls are now showing that the majority of Americans are with us more than ever.
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More than ever, folks with moxie are taking on after-hours challenges to supplement their day job.
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"More than ever, bad companies are trying to shoot the messenger through any means available," Block said.
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"In 2017, as an immigrant myself, I'm aware of myself being different more than ever," says Kim.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads BERLIN — Today, more than ever, athletes are presented as role models.
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Those are heavy things to learn, but that type of optimism is critical now more than ever.
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And women are availing themselves of the procedures more than ever, and at earlier and earlier ages.
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Yet there is another reason why the Brits are clinging to the royals now more than ever.
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Audiences are in control more than ever before, and advertisers and publishers are listening to their demands.
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The tech communities in China and the U.S. are now talking to each other more than ever.
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Scientists have so much data these days, more than ever before, and, it seems, so few conclusions.
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Now, more than ever, LGBTQ people in North Carolina need the support of that sort of activism.
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But we can also still generate new ideas, and we need to that now more than ever.
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That's why it's essential that shoppers protect themselves and their personal information more than ever in 21.
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These efforts come as internet brands do more than ever to press their policy cases in Washington.
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Bigger female bodies are being praised by the mainstream media and fashion industry now more than ever.
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And Scotland may wonder more than ever why it should remain attached to its Brexiteering big brother.
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If we want to preserve our country's core values, we need the people's lawyers more than ever.
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The Magnuson-Stevens Act is another remarkable success story that needs our protection now more than ever.
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Oregonians recycled 2 billion glass bottles last year through its bottle deposit system, more than ever before.
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But race horses are involuntary participants in a tough sport; they need protection now more than ever.
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And HBCUs need this support now more than ever, because the current administration has questioned their constitutionality.
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Now, more than ever, is the time to take action, the bank's chief financial officer said Thursday.
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The providers will compete on cost and innovation so NASA can accomplish more than ever, he said.
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Ya Lun and Xi Lun, who are 8 months old, are climbing and playing more than ever.
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"Now more than ever we will work for global climate policies that save our planet," he wrote.
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Now more than ever we deserve to know what Mark Harris knew and when he knew it.
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" Second: "With Irma and Harvey devastation, Tax Cuts and Tax Reform is needed more than ever before.
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Tillerson's tough talk led to results, something we need now more than ever from our political leaders.
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The green vote matters more than ever—and it will be harder than ever to win it.
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In 1946 3.4 million babies were born, more than ever before, and 20% more than in 1945.
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TV that the movie presents a theme of unity that the world needs now more than ever.
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More than 225,000 flights took to the skies on Wednesday, July 24, more than ever recorded before.
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That speaks to Tim Cook's legacy of bringing Mac products to international markets more than ever before.
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Adults are sitting more than ever, and few pay attention to how they sit throughout the day.
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Now, more than ever, it is so important that we cherish and respect the global LGBTQ community.
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PUSHA-T has found himself in the news more than ever before over the past five weeks.
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And now more than ever, it's hard to negate their usefulness when he handles the ball, too.
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What I realized now more than ever is people were driving by and felt hurt and pain.
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More than ever, and it always has been, we need to be who we always have been.
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It's created a climate where clubs must push envelopes in their programming more than ever to survive.
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Thirty-five years after Blade Runner, computers mediate both our identities and physical bodies more than ever.
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Now more than ever, trust in the men and women charged with maintaining public safety is essential.
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"Now more than ever the United States stands as an enduring partner for Afghanistan," Mr. Pompeo said.
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Yet some people seek it more than ever, because somehow, I guess, it's become identified with existing.
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Winning is still valued in college sports — astronomical salaries indicate that it is valued more than ever.
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What's different now is that, more than ever before, Americans are coming together to resist this annihilation.
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More than ever, even for MONO, there seems to be a real focus on light and dark.
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In any case, we seem to be working more than ever, but where has it gotten us?
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Now more than ever it's important to learn from the past, in terms of history and politics.
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Some people would argue there's so much information now that we are forgetting more than ever before.
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We know now, more than ever, members of our community could use a bit of extra help.
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Tens of thousands of migrant children began crossing the border without family members, more than ever before.
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What it means to them that usage is up and we're relying on them more than ever.
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Shah said that right now, more patients are showing up to their appointments more than ever before.
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We sorely need the petty satisfaction of the game's now-iconic HONK button more than ever before.
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" If things went badly, he added, "I think we're going to need these walls more than ever.
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I've grown a thicker skin now more than ever to people's reactions, but I'm still really vulnerable.
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But it is now, more than ever, that she says she has the most work to do.
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Mr. Brooks's article provides an important argument for why we need the humanities now more than ever.
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These days, we need fact-checkers more than ever -- but not just for the reason you think.
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Customers are buying generic brands more than ever in stores, but they're not buying as many online.
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We need comedians like Mr. Gregory, people who shine light in the dark, now more than ever.
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New Yorkers are riding bikes more than ever, both as a commuting option and a recreational activity.
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"This is a reminder to all of us we should stick together more than ever," he said.
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But to me, when the real news is so horrendous, we need celebrity news more than ever.
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But more than ever before during Trump's presidency, he said, "These last two months make me apprehensive."
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" Trump said in a later tweet that tax cuts and reform are "needed more than ever before.
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I'd say right now, more than ever, there are a lot of restaurants that tell a story.
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More than ever, teams are valuing shorter throws, regularly shifting their best receivers inside to stress defenses.
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This led to numerous, expensive business lessons: Despite all of this, solutions are needed more than ever.
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I know now, more than ever, that I'm finally ready to take this step toward becoming myself.
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We need his teachings more than ever, particularly in the complicated, deeply divided region he called home.
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However, in today's knowledge-based economy, a four-year degree offers a greater value more than ever.
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With media scrutiny at an all-time high, getting it right matters, yes, now more than ever.
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In this political climate, the words we use and the traditions we champion matter more than ever.
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We must be talking to our elected officials now more than ever, and responding is everyone's responsibility.
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The couple also have a daughter, Zarah, 1, so they rely on the bodega more than ever.
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It was not a fantasy, of course, even if it feels like one, now more than ever.
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The critical question, though, is whether growth and productivity figures are being underestimated more than ever before.
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More than ever, it can allow us to look at ourselves and our rulers with open eyes.
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He saw reason to hope that more such innovation — needed now more than ever — may lay ahead.
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He saw reason to hope that more such innovation — needed now more than ever — may lay ahead.
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The 27 nations in Europe must be called upon more than ever to stick together as community.
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"I speak to donors, grassroots folks, and this year, people like Trump more than ever," she said.
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This is a time more than ever that you can be tough and you can be greedy.
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This matters more than ever when misinformation is a weapon of choice for our most dangerous adversaries.
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Now, perhaps more than ever, the need to preserve a free and open internet is abundantly clear.
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And maybe sex is one of the areas where, more than ever, we need to be open.
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More than ever before, I work now to really understand what is behind the actions of people.
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We still speak to Tim now—more than ever, in fact—but I think it was right.
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Now, like me, young Americans are rethinking what they put in their bodies, perhaps more than ever before.
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This week more than ever, I would like to show that you guys are human after all. Okay?
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With Twitter bringing back the option to see a chronological feed, we need unfollow suggestions more than ever.
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PERINO: And they&aposre having to do a lot more than ever because of all of his actions.
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Stevie Wonder via GIPHY This music legend's got jokes, and we love him more than ever for it.
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Attention is the currency of today's media, and now more than ever, you get what you pay for.
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Now, more than ever, it is imperative for me to continue the quest of that moment of humanity.
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You're going to have to worry more than ever before because there's a lot of decisions to make.
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What's frighteningly noticeable in 2017, more than ever before, is that Pettibon's talking about the here and now.
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Now, more than ever, we must turn that sentiment into action and continue the fight for safer communities.
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Women feel more than ever their right to stand up to men who want to take them backwards.
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Now more than ever, we actually care about what we're putting on our faces — and on our bodies.
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Which means that now, more than ever, it's a good idea to know how well you perceive color.
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"Today more than ever I feel proud to be part of the Pinault family," she wrote on Wednesday.
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More than ever, mass entertainment is fought over for how it reflects, or doesn't reflect, the real world.
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Yet more than ever we also need events that help us meet that person we otherwise wouldn't have.
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Models in entertainment that address sexual violence and center positive sexual experiences are needed now more than ever.
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More than ever, Latinos must move past outdated stereotypes to love and respect all members of our community.
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Now more than ever, when another British-born Muslim has struck his homeland, it needs refining and strengthening.
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And perhaps more than ever before, the issue of abortion will be a major focus for both parties.
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Indeed one of Mr Ma's legacies is a shift to a culture that values startups more than ever.
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Now, more than ever, Britain needs the example of the outward-looking attitude that has underpinned its football.
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Which means that the United States under Trump is — more than ever — a country in it for itself.
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More than ever before, it seems, the opposing party poses an imminent threat to the people she serves.
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Companies are now, more than ever, taking a lesson from past indiscretions and choosing to stay private longer.
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They should also know that more than ever, we need them to join with us to banish complacency.
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I love everyone, and honestly I love everyone and I think we need to unite more than ever.
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He seemed to emote more than ever before, and I felt like I was getting through to him.
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Bill's wisdom more than ever: the day after … Election Day — one of the hardest days of my life.
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I finally see what the future of television is capable of, and I want it more than ever.
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The back-to-school shopping season is on, and this year, families will be spending more than ever.
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We use the internet more than ever, meaning companies have a vast number of ways to reach audiences.
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More than ever, salon clients are requesting shades of crimson, from subtle highlights to a red wine stain.
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Now, more than ever before, entrepreneurs are ready and able to take on the Mega Fortune 500 companies.
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And, of course, there is voting — an issue that, more than ever, is vital to a thriving democracy.
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But I believe now more than ever that we will be ready to face it when it comes.
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More than ever, students are required to go online to complete homework, collaborate on projects and conduct research.
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"Now, more than ever, we all need to protect and create safe places for each other," she adds.
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It means I need to get out there, prove myself, and share my stories more than ever before.
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So that does impact their way -- (CROSSTALK) MACCALLUM: People are reading them and watching them more than ever.
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"In a time when Donald Trump is gaining momentum, the world needs Speedy more than ever," he says.
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Even if you're not one for bright and vibrant, KitchenAid has got your back, now more than ever.
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She says Trump's recent comments have made her worry more than ever that her family is at risk.
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Pelosi has shredded decades of tradition, decorum and civility that the nation could use now more than ever.
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Now more than ever, we need the next secretary of Agriculture to be a champion for rural America.
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We're shopping online more than ever throughout the year, but December represents an astonishing climax of consumer activity.
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In the face of enormous challenges and unprecedented opportunities, the world needs steady American leadership more than ever.
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The tradeoff is that now more than ever, South by is very hard for a civilian to navigate.
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We as a society tend to worship the young, now more than ever, but that is so myopic.
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"Now more than ever, the country needs a well-credentialed, independent FBI director," Cornyn said in a statement.
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Ken also believes deeply that, now more than ever, companies need to stand for values, character, and competence.
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There has been a lot of talk about storytelling—storytelling against all odds, storytelling now more than ever.
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The amount of time we spend at work, even if we are suffering "presenteeism," is more than ever.
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P: Why do you think it's important now more than ever for women to be empowering each other?
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Leadership, now more than ever, is much more than defining strategy, supervising management or even achieving outstanding results.
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As the industry continues to evolve and change, I see more than ever just how right Ryan was.
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Meanwhile, brands are moving in the opposite direction — consumers care more than ever about what brands they're consuming.
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Finally, it is necessary now more than ever to move the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem from Tel Aviv.
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Although researchers now know more than ever about the Antikythera Mechanism, there is still a lot to learn.
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"In Trump's America, The Handmaid's Tale matters more than ever," The Verge declared the day after Trump's election.
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I love everyone, and honestly, I love everyone and I think we need to unite more than ever.
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Now that his musical family has collapsed, we hear Wayne with his actual family more than ever before.
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Now, more than ever, social media can give candidates an extra leg up in a very crowded field.
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Caroline Framke: This season of The Americans has brought my heart into my throat more than ever before.
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"Now more than ever, Russia is testing the West," Cornstein said in a statement circulated by the embassy.
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Now more than ever, bipartisan efforts like the Special Counsel Transparency Act are necessary and worthy of support.
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America is under attack from a hostile foreign power and needs our great free press more than ever.
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With both corn prices and ethanol profit margins sinking, such a signal is needed now more than ever.
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As a catchphrase, "Now More Than Ever" is interesting because its hyperbole cuts us off from the past.
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More than ever, old monuments to famous white American men are being threatened in the name of progress.
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Demand for fish is rising: humans are each consuming 20kg on average a year, more than ever before.
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Now more than ever, Democrats and Republicans must work together, reach across the aisle and achieve legislative compromise.
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More than ever before, we need someone who can ensure VA stands most of all, for Veterans Advocate.
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All of us on the frontlines of veterans support, healthcare and empowerment need reinforcements now more than ever.
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"I think that more than ever, we need an experienced practician and legislator who's a proven fighter," Rep.
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Mastercard Inc said on Tuesday U.S. shoppers spent over $800 billion during the season, more than ever before.
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But its primary tasks — to investigate and punish violators of election law — are needed now more than ever.
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Good management will count more than ever, as leaders need to be visionaries to chase tech-driven revenue.
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At the service this Sunday, a week after the massacre, that message may be needed more than ever.
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In turn, consumers are aligning their fitness venues of choice with their personal identities more than ever before.
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More than ever, businesses are coming to lawyers on K Street to help them handle those unique challenges.
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And the rising cost of college is especially problematic considering that students are now borrowing more than ever.
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"What independent journalism needs more than ever from Silicon Valley is a significant transfer of wealth," she wrote.
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If the never-ending news cycle is stressing you out now more than ever, you're far from alone.
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Now more than ever people need some positivity and these guys are back to give it to you.
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"Today more than ever, the world needs a Europe that is strong and prosperous and democratic," Obama said.
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Now more than ever, it seems clear to me that their work reverberates far outside of the club.
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Pressure built for more party loyalty in Congress; legislating became more than ever driven by the permanent campaign.
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Between barbaric whale hunts, the Taiji dolphin slaughter, and disappearing reefs — marine wildlife needs them more than ever.
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Just within the last generation, there's been a great deal of difference in cooking more than ever before.
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This is a unique juxtaposition—especially in this time and age where musicianship is tested more than ever.
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