Safety matters most - especially in dangerous weather conditions like this.
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Internet speeds are slow for most, especially outside major towns.
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Most especially for a crime that has only hurt themselves.
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Putin, as well as certain policy differences, most especially on trade.
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And most especially for NOT calling Security to have me arrested!!
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And focus on Myeshia Johnson, her family and, most especially, her children.
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The two-week festival celebrates all things German -- but most especially beer.
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Most especially must I tread with care in matters of life and death.
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Social media is where I really struggle the most, especially as a fitness professional.
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It's a perspective honed by her own experiences with technology — most especially, her powered wheelchair.
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But most, especially those who aren't on social media very often, probably won't even notice.
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Yet history is always surprising and troubling, and the history of the Holocaust most especially so.
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Sexual purity continues to be something more associated with women than men, most especially in religion.
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But for most—especially if they act together—the elites have nothing to lose but their hypocrisy.
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For Russia, undercutting GCC unity works to its advantage in a variety of theaters, most especially Syria.
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This story is more overtly political than most, especially because the superhero's purpose is rooted in place.
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"The departments most especially affected include audience development/circulation, copy, fact, production, and video," the company said.
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What Chris Burrous did was connect – with all of us, every day, and most especially on the weekends.
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Putin, as well as certain policy differences, most especially on trade, I could no longer fulfill that duty.
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Systemic change takes time, vision and nuanced leadership at every level, most especially among donors and museum boards.
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It is adolescent in every way, from its creation story to its legacy to — most especially — its contents.
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"If tech culture is going to change, everyone needs to change, especially men and most especially leaders," Thomas wrote.
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U.S. bank loan growth by domestic banks is falling in nearly almost category, most especially "commercial and industrial" loans.
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No one, most especially the coaches of the United States ski team, tried to talk him out of it.
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Those awful times put pressure on everyone to do more, and most especially on those at the front lines.
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And that just happens to be among the top issues for voters at large and most especially Democratic voters.
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I am incredibly appreciative of the outpouring of support from people who know me, and most especially from my family.
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"No one in Saudi Arabia—most especially the Crown Prince—should escape accountability for such a heinous act," he continued.
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Society had a responsibility to care for all its members, and most especially its disadvantaged ones, the new liberals maintained.
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The point was to give everyone—but, most especially, men—a sense of the depth and breadth of this problem.
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But in that frosted forest, and most especially its thousand-mile progress from Finland into Russia, there were no evolutions.
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That's governed a lot of my thinking as I've made music throughout my career, but most especially on this album.
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Most striking, he never mentions the deep involvement of other executives in this incident, most especially ousted CEO Travis Kalanick.
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Image: Johan LindgrenIchthyosaurs were contemporaneous to dinosaurs, but they were strikingly similar in appearance to modern toothed whales, most especially dolphins.
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What we don't usually anticipate is any taste that might be associated with the word hot, heat, and most especially, fire.
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Trump values loyalty above all else, which is why he trusts his family members most, especially Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner.
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It seems obvious of course because most things in computing happen fast, most especially when it comes to the past decade.
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Moreover, our education system has been failing minority students the most, especially when it comes to early childhood and primary education.
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She loved to surround herself with beauty, most especially her husband's, but she did not give a fig about her own.
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The tribal warfare threatens nearly every pillar the young nation was relying on: oil production, agriculture, education and, most especially, unity.
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The tribal warfare threatens nearly every pillar the young nation was relying on: oil production, agriculture, education and most especially unity.
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Without insurance to reimburse them, doctors have to compete for patient business, offering a variety of perks, most especially longer visits.
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That formula has worked well in the aftermath of World War II for both countries, and for Asia — most especially China.
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Particular industries were supposed to have been placed under dire threat by competition from Mexico, most especially autos and auto parts.
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But there was more to chew on, most especially the recent $2.7 billion buy of Mobike, a heavily-funded Chinese bikeshare company.
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But it was Coel who blew me away the most, especially when I thought of her performance as Tracey from Chewing Gum.
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No one -- most especially an equally reviled and "corrupt" president -- should ever be allowed to equate or minimalize such a liberal touchstone.
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They need to be open and transparent with their websites and most especially who does what and how they can be contacted.
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The wider point here is that tech platforms — most especially Twitter's broadcast network — can be trivially manipulated to magnify a particular sentiment.
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The time feels right most especially because of my desire to spend more time enjoying and celebrating my wonderful and growing family.
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A race, most especially and counterintuitively a marathon, requires more focus on the moment than someone who's never done it might imagine.
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After all, comedy — most especially C.K.'s — is built on a foundation of blurred boundaries; what's a little jerking off between friends?
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Most—especially women, who tend to be cut off from the outside world and denied education—have not been touched by that learning.
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It's also about the horrors of war, the pain of loss, and most especially the emotional scars that are inflicted by prolonged trauma.
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"What I most especially remember is how proud she was of herself that she hadn't just believed what she was told," Nixon says.
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The snare can only work because of America's absurdly anticompetitive regulations on the drug market, including most especially the ban on importing drugs.
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Because I read so much nonfiction for work, I enjoy fiction most, especially detective novels and mysteries that keep me awake at night.
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Most of those who signed were based in areas where support for staying in the EU was strongest, most especially London, the website indicated.
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"We continue to have concerns about the conflict in Yemen and how it has been waged, most especially the air campaign," the official continued.
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I feel a responsibility to do good work for my coworkers, for my family, for my home state, and most especially for the fans.
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As my mother would have wished, my family's "better angels" do now express our condolences to the Moseley family, most especially to the Rev.
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Your Mac's sleep and Energy Saver functions are invaluable, especially if you're using a laptop and most especially if you're running on battery power.
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It must be restored for the sake of all, but most especially for those policing in the affected communities, of which there are many.
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He encouraged Port Harcourt residents to protect themselves and children most especially by shutting windows and using face masks to limit contact with soot.
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These enhancements in memory were most striking among the volunteers whose fitness had also improved the most, especially if they also practiced brain training.
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But others in the social media space, most especially China's WeChat, have shown how successful giving consumers frictionless opportunities to purchase things can be.
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Most especially, thank you to the men and women of Fort Myer and every member of the United States military at home and abroad.
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In the United States, this disease is known to afflict 23 different species in the wild, most especially rat snakes, milk snakes, and garter snakes.
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Estee Lauder said it will see a negative impact from the coronavirus, most especially in tourist destination markets and localities most impacted by the outbreak.
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"I'm a family man, so it's like my responsibility to provide for my family, for my parents, also for my mom most especially," he said.
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But the DroneDefender will no doubt face plenty of resistance when it comes to being commercially available to the public—most especially from the FCC.
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"Life-saving drugs should not be out of reach for those that need them most, especially in the midst of a deadly public health crisis."
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From a financial perspective, elite athletes facing the draft have more at stake than most, especially those in potentially lucrative sports like baseball and soccer.
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Scorsese's latest film, Silence, is the tale of a priest who is forced to question everything he believes and everyone he knows, most especially himself.
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The sale is also tied to a series of governance reforms meant to restrain several early Uber sahreholders, most especially ousted Uber CEO Travis Kalanick.
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This year, of course, has the most, especially after the explosion of reporting on sexual harassment that began in October with the Times' first Weinstein piece.
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Most especially, talk to your sons, because no one else will have the kind of indelible impact in this area of their lives like their fathers.
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And the Roman Catholic Church, most especially through its bishops, takes policy positions on a wide range of issues, from abortion to combatting the Zika virus.
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This reel is definitively smooth, and the oversized grip makes it much more comfortable than most, especially when fighting larger fish or retrieving lures all day.
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"Our hearts are broken most especially for the victims of sexual abuse, and pain and brokenness that they have borne for years," Stubna told his congregation.
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Think of how medieval European art; art from Africa, Asia, the Islamic world, and Oceania; photography; and, most especially contemporary art has been added over time.
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And far, far better and more efficacious in inducing wakefulness and good cheer than ever was gin, pink or otherwise, most especially when taken before breakfast.
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The exhibition flounders in part simply because of the blatant application of its own commercial terms on the viewer, most especially, on children and their parents.
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That's when our guests shop most, especially during the holidays (yep, really — twice as many guests shop Target on Saturdays and Sundays than on an average weekday).
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But present-day audiences don't always know what to do when films straddle the blurry line between melodrama and regular drama, most especially where sexuality is involved.
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Devices can most especially invigorate our educational institutions and learning environments, preparing our brightest young minds for a fully maximized career in the workforce of the future.
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One of the secrets to Sanders' success in 22020 was that no one -- most especially Clinton -- thought he had any chance of going anywhere in the race.
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Such a role would have been the capstone of a long and largely successful career, most especially in growing eBay to its heights from a small startup.
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A less publicized, but extremely consequential, aspect of this storm will be the coastal flooding it may cause along the Delaware, Maryland and most especially, New Jersey shore.
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"A person who finds themselves in this role eventually needs to take a look at all of the dynamics, most especially their own, in ongoing relationships," she said.
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To help make your donations as impactful as possible, we asked shelters across the country about the donations they seek the most, especially when it gets cold outside.
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The whole process engages all the things I love most, especially getting to know so many influential and talented women carving their own path in life and work.
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So expect lots of public hearings and aggressive pushes for the release of documents, most especially the Mueller report and all the investigative materials that went into it.
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Of course, there's a few things the Expedia CEO will need to work out, most especially how to handle former Uber CEO Travis Kalanick's role within the company.
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"We're trying to restore some accountability to these and other programs so that we can examine what has worked – and most especially, what hasn't," wrote spokesman J.P. Freire.
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For the good of our future, and most especially our national security, the modern-day snake oil sales people in and around our space program must be stopped.
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Those powerhouse investors include Benchmark, First Round Capital, Lowercase Capital, Menlo Ventures and Google Ventures, as well as key Uber players, most especially founders Garrett Camp and Kalanick.
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Case and Deaton show that from 23 to 22015 mortality rates among non-college whites rose in every age group, most especially among younger whites aged 2100-34.
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Later, the 1991 Persian Gulf War and most especially the 2003 US war in Iraq resulted in major victories and strategic power gains for Iran in the region.
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At least some of the issues constricting family creation noted in the article were evident back in the '50s and '60s, most especially the threat of nuclear holocaust.
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Zhang also believes various underlying techniques used by Zukin's team were outdated, most especially Zukin's use of a virus protein to fuse the mitochondrial DNA into the host egg.
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In the past five or six years, power cuts have become frequent in periods when the sun shines most, especially from March to May, as demand rises, Samake noted.
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America's traditional allies in the Middle East — Israel, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Jordan — have all been weakened by Obama policies, most especially the Iran deal.
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Trouble is, it's those campaigns that need new digital resources the most — especially at a time when Republicans control both houses of Congress as well as 32 state legislatures.
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We all know that Democrats are loathe to give Trump any kind of win this close to the 22019 election, and most especially one that might boost the economy.
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But in Sonagachi—today home to about 217,19953 sex workers living in what seems like a beehive of brothels—life for most, especially those Begam's age, is getting more challenging.
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"In today's climate, we know that being Catholic can be challenging and we hope that this action does not dishearten you, and, most especially, dishearten Cathedral's young people," they wrote.
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It makes changes that will disadvantage higher-income Obamacare enrollees the most, especially those who earn too much to qualify for subsidies, and hurts the lowest-income patients the least.
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Ms. Pugh sincerely apologizes to all of those that she let down, most especially the citizens of Baltimore whom she had the honor to serve in multiple capacities for decades.
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Korede, a Lagos-based nurse, has spent her entire life playing cleanup and catchup to her beautiful sister Ayoola, most especially when there are murdered boyfriends whose bodies must be disposed.
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The next step is for other key members of the Trump administration's security team — and most especially, the president — vociferously to support Bolton, while continuing a defend, deter and counter strategy.
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In fact, as the subtitle indicates, this is a portrait of the philosopher as a storyteller, whether she's talking about her childhood, her family, her partners, or, most especially, her work.
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In Birmingham, in Muscle Shoals and most especially in Tuscaloosa, they speak in awed tones about the coaching masterstroke Alabama's Nick Saban executed in last season's College Football Playoff championship game.
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Meaningful Nafta renegotiation must comprehensively focus on balanced trade that provides real wage growth for American, Canadian and most especially Mexican workers, whose suppressed wages are harmful for all three countries.
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"In today's climate we know that being Catholic can be challenging and we hope that this action does not dishearten you, and, most especially, dishearten Cathedral's young people," the school's statement reads.
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We would like to thank the Orange County Sheriff's Department and most especially Major Tim Horne for his 20 plus years of work and never giving up hope and finding Bobby's family.
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Demme makes Morrison's visions of memory and loss seem so tangible, most especially in the presence of the movie's title character, the ghost of a young slave girl played by Thandie Newton.
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But in larger themes as well, most especially during the double sonata, which includes a long duet for two men, with other members of the all-male ensemble weaving in and out.
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"In today's climate, we know that being Catholic can be challenging and we hope that this action does not dishearten you, and, most especially, dishearten Cathedral's young people," they said in their letter.
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Now, at a moment when painting, most especially figurative painting, is enlisted in the service of so many (good!) political and social causes, the significance of his work has come up for grabs.
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" She added, "The thing that helps me the most, especially when I seem to get down in the funk of it all, is to just be thankful for the babies I do have.
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Yes, it "would have been great to vote in every election" but most especially this one in your home city that came up after you'd been lambasted for not voting in past elections?
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I am extremely grateful for all that she has done for Google, most especially for leading a strong comms team that represents us so well and thoughtfully to our employees and the world.
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It will be the centrist forces of Iranian politics, led by President Rouhani, who will miss Rafsanjani the most -- especially as they gear up to compete in the upcoming presidential election just months away.
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And sources familiar with the situation said Weiner is indeed committed to stay at least several years at Microsoft, most especially since he and Nadella have formed a solid personal bond in the talks.
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And I will say from my heart, through all of my life one thing has been clear: public television plays a vital role in educating all of the public, but most especially our children.
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Vahidi's tenure coincided with significant Iranian terror operations, most especially the bombing of the Argentine Israelite Mutual Association in 1994 — but significantly, Argentine intelligence indicated Vahidi wasn't the operational point man for the attack.
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Haley also warned that the US would "act" against any nation that "is determined to impose its will through chemical attacks and inhuman suffering, most especially the outlaw Syrian regime," but did not elaborate.
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"We warn any nation determined to impose its will through chemical attacks and inhuman suffering, but most especially the outlaw Syrian regime, the United States remains prepared to act if we must," she added.
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That difference will need to be made up by some combination of party committees and super PACs -- most especially the Senate Leadership Fund, which is closely aligned with the GOP's leadership in the chamber.
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For its part, the U.S. military believes troops are needed to defeat ISIS, counter the influence of Iranian-backed militias, and deter Iranian encroachment from the west, most especially following a U.S. drawdown from Syria.
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In Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, Harry, Ron, and Hermione start the secret organization to teach their fellow Hogwarts students how to defend themselves against the dark arts and, most especially, Voldemort.
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A major infrastructure investment package holds the promise of adding thousands of construction and manufacturing jobs across the country, but most especially in the communities where economic stagnation contributed to overwhelming support for Donald Trump.
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The back story: Insurers and regulators have been struggling with a unique set of issues in the non-group market, most especially a sicker than expected risk pool and the uncertainty surrounding Trump administration policies.
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"This is a challenging situation, and we are working through difficult and sometimes hurtful issues, but the Sheridan community's response — and most especially that of our children — has been inspiring," Donovan said in the letter.
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"With respect to individual cases, if substantiated through our military justice system, these allegations represent a violation of the trust and standards required of all service members, but most especially special operations forces," Thomas wrote.
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Despite difficulties, "meaningful progress has been made across the outbreak affected areas, most especially in Beni where there has been a general decrease in case incidence in recent weeks," WHO said in a statement Thursday.
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Gloria doesn't turn rogue or criminal, like the women do in Steve McQueen's "Widows," an art-film exercise in exploitation cinema that's never as good as its headliners (Viola Davis and Elizabeth Debicki most especially).
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It also has essays about some artists — Francesco Clemente, Jeff Koons, James Rosenquist — and a number of photographers, most especially Robert Mapplethorpe and Cindy Sherman, as well as accounts of fashion designers and movie stars.
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But in my opinion it is the Security Council -- most especially the P5 -- that holds the key for both the United States and North Korea to get out of this rut without bringing with it Armageddon.
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Scott Hamann wrote in a long Facebook post Tuesday that "Trump is a half term president, at most, especially if I ever get within 10 feet of that p---y," according to the Bangor Daily News.
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The Swedish filmmaker's 1982 epic, which won four Academy Awards and was nominated for a further two, is about a theatrical family and comes steeped in Shakespeare and Strindberg, "Hamlet" and "A Dream Play" most especially.
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And while her life onscreen has established her as a bonafide Hollywood heavyweight, it's her work offscreen as an activist and organizer of major movements that's made her the super star we need most, especially now.
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"To the extent that anyone, including and most especially Congressman Yarmuth or members of his family, felt sincerely threatened or even offended by today's social media post, I offer my sincere apology to them," he wrote.
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Unfortunately, what is getting lost in these clashes of titans is that it is critical that the Pentagon modernize its tech as quickly as possible, as it faces challenges across the globe, most especially from China.
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He seems reluctant to don any mantle, most especially "representative of Hong Kong youth," though he said he identified strongly with the sense of diminishing opportunities and increasing encroachments on freedom that many his age share.
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Duffin wrote: These repeated false promises, when considered in conjunction with all relevant factors, most especially Dassey's age, intellectual deficits, and the absence of a supportive adult, rendered Dassey's confession involuntary under the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments.
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Most especially, hopefulness was no help to my son, who is now 6 and who has to come to terms with the reality that his dad died from a tumor with no known cause, and no cure.
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This was a new movement, of workers that rejected the values of classic worker organizations, and most especially the Communist Party, which was regarded as a blockade to real change, an organ of compromise with company bosses.
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But most especially by the forefathers of hip-hop: Grandmaster Flash, Kool Herc, Afrika Bambaataa, Grandmaster Caz, Kurtis Blow, Raheim and all the b-boys, b-girls, graffiti-writers, MCs, and DJs that made this story possible.
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In sum, the past 16 years have seen major foreign policy blunders all over the world, and most especially in the area between Libya and Iran — that includes Israel, Egypt, Syria, Iraq, Lebanon, Turkey and the Gulf.
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"There's a bipartisan resolve that we need to re-evaluate our relationship with Saudi Arabia, most especially the weapons that we sell them," Representative Joaquin Castro, a Democratic member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, told Reuters.
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For decades the largest group, Assamese-speaking Hindus, has railed about the terrible threat to their culture supposedly posed not just by various "jungli" tribes, but most especially by the third of the state's inhabitants who speak Bengali.
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With a wink and his trademark Cheshire grin, Putin wanted the world — but most especially the U.S. electorate — to believe that Russia had influenced our 85033 election because this was the most effective way to soil our democracy.
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Sanders also is a fan of universality in all its guises, most especially in health care, while Ocasio-Cortez has pointed to non-means-tested institutions like the library as an example of the type of socialism she supports.
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Christians, most especially Evangelicals who often champion cultural values and practices common to ancient biblical times, seem so frequently to be the ones who ignore what we owe one another when it comes to creating public policy and comity.
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" US Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley warned only this week that the United States would "act" against any nation that "is determined to impose its will through chemical attacks and inhuman suffering, most especially the outlaw Syrian regime.
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All the artists I came to know well — David Reed, Sean Scully, and the late Thomas Nozkowski were the most prominent — had to wrestle with the often-beleaguered situation of painting, and most especially abstract painting in New York.
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I feel a responsibility to do good work for my coworkers, for my family, for my home state, and most especially for the fans," he said, and concluded, "I hope they will stick with me, and stick with the show.
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"These repeated false promises, when considered in conjunction with all relevant factors, most especially Dassey's age, intellectual deficits, and the absence of a supportive adult, rendered Dassey's confession involuntary under the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments," Duffin wrote in his decision.
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" Rosé: Grenache/Cinsault"A rosé is so brilliant with turkey, stuffing, and all the Thanksgiving goodness, not to mention your fall BBQ's and football Saturdays, most especially rosés made from more full-bodied grapes like Grenache, Syrah, and Cabernet Sauvignon.
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If not an architect of the internet in the technical sense, Barlow's gonzo dispatches—most especially 1996's "A Declaration of the Independence of Cyberspace"—began to imagine and articulate unfolding new dimensions of politics, economics, privacy, and public commons.
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The caucus and the majority of black voters share their frustration with the hard road faced by so many poor young black people on a number of issues — but most especially, and most viscerally, cases of abusive treatment by police.
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Cordray, a Democrat running for Ohio governor tweeted, "We are making it our policy to keep our best talent here in Ohio, most especially our global and immortal talent like LeBron," in response to a question posed by CNN's Andrew Kaczynski.
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It would enable the Giants, most especially, to see what they have in Webb, since they could easily find themselves with a top draft pick next spring and need to determine if they should use it on another young quarterback.
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The party often attacked the people — first in the Russia of Lenin and Stalin, but most especially in Mao Zedong's China, from the Hundred Flowers movement to the Great Leap Forward and then the Cultural Revolution, killing untold millions of people.
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Although many Southerners would rather move on from this ugly moment, the Justice Department's quiet reopening of the investigation into the 1955 murder of Emmett Till, 14, in Mississippi is good for the South's collective soul and most especially its future.
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" (1997) and "The Globalization Paradox" (2011) — Rodrik has advanced the once controversial but now increasingly mainstream idea that "excessive globalization had done serious damage not just to the principle of sovereignty but to national economies worldwide, most especially in poorer nations.
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We don't all want the same things, which is why you need to ask women what they want and then respect their opinions, even, and most especially, if it means ceding some of your own power in any given situation.
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Drafting the articles of impeachment was a group project with comments from staff lawyers, members and, most especially, the party leadership as Democrats decided how to proceed based on the evidence they had compiled and the views of their colleagues.
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And given the eagerness with which Trump and his cronies have glommed onto some of these lines of attack, most especially with Biden and Ukraine, there's little reason to think that Giuliani's efforts across Eastern Europe will stop anytime soon.
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"It has been a great privilege to serve on the Federal Reserve Board and, most especially, to work alongside Chair [Janet] Yellen as well as many other dedicated and talented men and women throughout the Federal Reserve system, " Fischer wrote.
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It is a tough-minded act to become uniquely oneself against society's onslaught of conformist pressures and the mass-market culture of sameness, most especially when that becoming involves defying dominant norms and risking the loss of your family and friends.
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Louis-Dreyfus is crushingly good when portraying Selina's simultaneous rage and grief, most especially when she stands up to give the eulogy at her mother's funeral and laments how unfair it is that her presidency mother is gone for good.
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"I feel like everyone thinks it's just Luke that makes me feel psycho and irritated right now, but it's all of you," she says, surprising everyone, most especially Grant, who doesn't seem like he has never made anyone feel psycho or irritated.
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"Trump wants to do, in part what we've done in Indiana but most especially what Ronald Reagan did back in the 1980s ... is cut taxes across the board," Pence said, including lowering the federal corporate tax rate to 15 percent from 35 percent.
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But what stands out most, especially in season 3, is when he simply talks to people who rarely get to speak for themselves, such as the people who live at the border of the US and Mexico or members of the disability community.
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" Red: Pinot Noir"The birthplace of Pinot Noir (Burgundy, France) makes the best in the world, IMO, but if your wallet cannot swing it, seek out Pinot Noir from Oregon, most especially those of the Willamette Valley (pronounced as Will-AM-it).
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While details of these negotiations are unknown, the Saudis likely would refuse any deal from their American ally that offered fewer concessions than what the Obama administration gave U.S. adversary Iran in its own nuclear agreement, most especially the right to uranium enrichment.
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In countries where, since World War II, the principles of democratic socialism have shaped public policy (basically, everywhere in the developed world except here), the lives of the vast majority of citizens, most especially in regard to affordable health care, have improved enormously.
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Vice President Pence, Secretary of State Tillerson, members of the cabinet, General Dunford, Deputy Secretary Shanahan, and Colonel Duggan, most especially, thank you to the men and women of Fort Myer and every member of the United States military, at home and abroad.
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Though the study wasn't designed to figure out exactly what these reasons are, Khubchandani pointed to other research showing that Americans are more stressed out, spending more time around screens and smartphones now than in the past, and most especially, working longer hours.
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But you need only set the colors and, most especially, the composition of "The Entombment of Christ" (21575-21600), in which the figures are crowded together, alongside those found in any Titian or Tintoretto to identify him as an outsider to Venetian tradition.
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We knew that something like a rape joke in a newsroom creates an unhealthy working environment—most especially for those like the young workers in the clip with Matthews, who might feel like they have too much at stake to speak up.
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The best airline choice for you will be one you plan to fly with this year — but not necessarily the carrier you travel with the most, especially if you have elite status or a co-branded airline credit card that waives baggage fees.
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It features the sort of concept many shows (most especially those on The CW) have come to rely on in the past five or so years, centering on a group of witty teens who learn they're part of Something Bigger, and/or have superpowers.
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This award will be a constant reminder to get out of my bubble and back into the field to shine a light on issues that matter most, especially to illuminate the plight of vulnerable children who are living without basic human needs and rights.
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Not only should we be looking to Congress to continue the progress made by this legislation, but most especially, we must look to the business sector to take the critical "second step" that can make the difference between success or failure of this act.
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While he may claim he's made good faith gestures -- including returning US hostages -- we need to make clear that absent any steps that actually have to deal with denuclearization itself, we're not giving him what he wants the most, especially sanctions relief or troop withdrawal.
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"There are almost no words to capture the threat that this election result poses to our democracy, to our economic security, to access to reproductive health care, and most especially to the safety and dignity of people of color," Richards said in a statement.
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"Bob is well known in both the public and private sectors for his significant expertise in global security matters, most especially in the areas of defense strategy, advanced technologies, international studies and acquisition reform," Raytheon Chairman and CEO Thomas Kennedy said in a release.
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Earlier that month, instead of using executive action as many other governors have done, Newsom pledged $20 million for a brand-new public-awareness campaign—an initiative intended to spread the word about the apparent dangers of illicitly vaping nicotine and, most especially, THC.
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Vape shop owners did not take kindly to the move and pushed to sue the state—arguing that the reason for these diseases are illicit products, most especially those containing THC, and they should not be unjustly punished for selling safely to their customers.
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The EU is divided between eastern European and Baltic Sea countries that see a new pipeline carrying Russian gas across the Baltic making the EU a hostage to Moscow - and those in northern Europe, most especially the main beneficiary Germany, for whom the economic benefits take priority.
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But what any commander-in-chief needs most -- especially in these challenging times -- is a secretary of defense who can speak truth to power, who can challenge his thinking, and who can marshal the moral fiber when needed to move those worldviews into a better place.
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"I understand that this is a hugely important decision for all connected to the site in Tuam, most especially those who believe they may have a loved one buried there and those now living close to the site," said the Irish minister for children, Katherine Zappone.
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The system is still built to protect the most powerful, and if everyone professing to be horrified by what Weinstein has done is actually going to effect change, there are a couple of things that everyone — most especially the Bob Weinsteins of the world — needs to recognize.
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As has been pointed out countless times, Will & Grace's go-to way of acknowledging anyone outside the white gay male experience on the LGBTQ spectrum — most especially lesbians and trans people — was to refer to them in passing, often as the butt of a careless joke.
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The widening conflict is imperiling nearly every pillar that this young country's future rested on: oil production, agriculture, education, transport and most especially unity, which seemed so proudly on display six years ago when South Sudan was born in a halo of jubilation that now seems Pollyannish.
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And the richest of the rich will gain the most, especially in the U.S. Those worth more than $20 million in the U.S. will control 29 percent of the country's wealth by 2020, up from 693 percent in 2015 and 20 percent in 2010, according to the report.
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Because of the starkness of the facts, the aging of the population and, most especially, because of the passage of a new CMS rule putting into effect a new code in 2016 to reimburse doctors for conducting end of life planning discussions with doctors, the conversation is back on.
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Concern about how social media platforms are being misappropriated to channel and amplify disinformation has rocketed up the political agenda in recent years, most especially in the wake of the 2016 US presidential election and as more details have emerged about the extent of Russian-backed online content meddling.
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And that is the unfortunate situation that Silicon Valley — most especially its big players like Facebook and Google — has gotten itself into as it seeks to rectify some of the incalculable mistakes made in building up the internet, arguably the greatest communications system in the history of the world.
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But some have argued that by charging several hundred dollars a month for membership — and requiring would-be members to apply for admission — The Wing has put its benefits out of reach of the very women who could use them most, especially women of color and low-income women.
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I think the problem with a lot of these Christians who are saying they are reading the Bible is I don&apost know what bible they are reading because the Bible I read has Jesus always reaching out to those on the margins, including and most especially migrants and refugees.
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Big Little Lies just ended its critically acclaimed seven-episode run, but we have a feeling people will be talking about the show's wonderfully complicated moms for a long time — most especially career-driven Renata Klein, a CEO who announces she "joined the board of PayPal" in the first episode.
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SHE WANTS TO CONTINUE THE AVALANCHE OF REGULATIONS OUT IN WASHINGTON, D.C. DONALD TRUMP WANTS TO DO IN PART WHAT WE'VE DONE IN INDIANA, BUT MOST ESPECIALLY WHAT RONALD REAGAN DID BACK IN THE 1980s AND THAT IS CUT TAXES ACROSS THE BOARD FOR WORKING FAMILIES, SMALL BUSINESSES, AND FAMILY FARMS.
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"There are almost no words to capture the threat that this election result poses to our democracy, to our economic security, to access to reproductive health care, and most especially to the safety and dignity of people of color," Planned Parenthood Action Fund president Cecile Richards said in a statement Wednesday.
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This bombastic, enchanting and altogether magical Broadway musical, based on the Oscar-nominated 2001 film of the same name by Baz Lurhmann, is a love letter to love, most especially the all-consuming, desperate kind of love that songwriters have been trying to put into words over and over again for centuries.
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When Trump calls "Charm City," as it was described by advertisers trying to boost its reputation in the 28500s, "FAR WORSE and more dangerous" than the situation at the Southern border, he highlights Democrats' Achilles Heel—the wreckage left behind by their liberal policies, and most especially the damage done to minority communities.
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They lasted weeks and wound up hung; a second trial was arranged; some lawyers played musical chairs (so long, Jill!); and Judge Weisberg continued to behave and rule in ways that were portrayed as inexplicably loathsome and prejudicial, most especially his barring of all corroborating testimony about the Menendez boys' home life.
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The Guardian's Giles Fraser condemned the practice, writing: The irony of the secular Lent of giving up chocolate etc is that it turns a period of self-denial into one of self-regard...It makes it all about me, and most especially, the cultivation of my own beauty or sense of worth.
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What I described above is more a canonical view of software testing than what bug bounty hunters are up to—"Bug Bounties 101" seems like a good place to start for that—but I wanted to give a sense of the problem, and most especially, what makes it an interesting and very hard problem.
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Besides reading on it, and I didn't even read, I read an actual book, it was just easier because plugging it in and finding places ... If you remove certain elements of the phone's usage, most especially access, it does change your relationship with it, you don't pick it up quite as much, I think.
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"I believe the state has the primary responsibility for educating our children and I will say from my heart through all of my life, one thing has been clear: Public television plays a vital role in educating all of the public, but most especially, our children," he said during an acceptance speech at that year's Public Media Summit.
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Boomer infighting and tensions between boomers and their elders unfortunately led to the circumstances where preparation by boomers of their inevitable successors, most especially in honoring and nurturing some healthy bases of shared values, the passing of not just the knowledge of traditions, means, and institutions, but their embedded wisdom never happened like it should have.
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While she says she knows some might find the segments she appears in silly — most especially her weirdo turn on Billy Eichner's decibel-shattering game show Billy on the Street — Obama's also firm in her belief that humor is one of the fastest ways to connect with someone, whether in person or through a TV screen.
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I travel a fair amount each year specifically so I can join a team of fellow solvers and attack as a group whatever clever puzzles await us — at the MIT Mystery Hunt, at the nationwide DASH, at Boston's BAPHL, down in D.C. for DCPHR, and most especially, at the annual convention of the National Puzzlers' League.
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"He had a dozen nicknames and terms of endearment for those he loved, most especially for Benjamin and Lincoln — who were Ben and Lincy, Ben-Ben and Lincabus, Cubby and Dewey, the little bears, the delicious ones, little love balls of light, his wonder balls, and the magical ones," wrote a longtime friend and former Harvard classmate in an online tribute.
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Most especially what it will be is a place where we can bring together grassroots activists, legislators and other elected officials, academics and political pros to work on some of the more stubborn problems that we have, be they policy problems, be they operational problems about the party or be they directional issues about important matters that we need to take up.
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"In a state where poverty rates among children, women, and racial minorities remain disproportionately high, most especially among black women, the denial of voting rights based on one's economic status is not only contrary to what true democracy looks like, but also feeds into widespread apathy and distrust of the political system," said Nancy Abudu, deputy legal director for voting rights at the SPLC.
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"In a state where poverty rates among children, women, and racial minorities remain disproportionately high, most especially among black women, the denial of voting rights based on one's economic status is not only contrary to what true democracy looks like, but also feeds into widespread apathy and distrust of the political system," Nancy Abudu, deputy legal director for voting rights at the SPLC, said on Monday.
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But observers also peer out of concert scenes and religious paintings, and most especially, from a series of vivid single-figure history paintings featuring unusually attractive protagonists, such as "Judith and Holofernes," (1626-27), whose dark-eyed Judith coolly dangles Holofernes' head by a lock of his hair, or "David and Goliath," (1000-16) in which David, pretty as a girl, hovers almost affectionately over Goliath's massive, oozing, severed head.
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Margery Sharp is sometimes compared to Barbara Pym and to Elizabeth Taylor, and there are certainly overlaps (the retreat for Anglican gentlewomen in "Summer Visits," her last novel, published in 1977, seems like it could be peopled with Barbara Pym characters), but Sharp has a touch all her own when it comes to taking on social class, sex and its consequences, and the changes that the 20th century brought to both those arenas, most especially for women.
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And now she sees you at your most disappointing and embarrassing: as a human adult, lost in the world without an anchor, too blinded by the bright lights of a big city with extortionate rents and temping jobs, trying desperately to convince anyone—but most especially yourself—that you are an artist, a resting artist; lost and burning up what they always tell you is the best decade of your life being anxious about every second of it.
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The ND went on to explain that in her estimation I was suffering from "leaky gut," the incredibly inanely named condition that results when the vastly diverse "microbiome" living inside our guts becomes damaged due to extreme stress, poor diet, or, most especially, from broad-spectrum antibiotic medications that exterminate both the bad bacteria that cause infections like strep and UTIs, as well as the good bacteria that help digest our food and prevent the spread of inflammation in the body.
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