Their most precious asset is our most precious asset, our attention, and they have abused it.
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You took God's most precious gift -- babies, defenseless, innocent.
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This is one of most precious parts of the pig.
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Is that not the most precious thing you've ever heard?
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Water is, after all, the most precious commodity on Earth.
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They were linked to the most precious desert resource: water.
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Coral reefs are among the earth's most precious natural resources.
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So guard it as the most precious thing you possess.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "The world's most precious forest is on fire.
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Time is the most precious commodity all of us have.
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It's like a big safe for my most precious items.
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I mean, it was the most precious thing on earth.
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Budget problems rob them of time, the most precious resource.
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They're sitting on something which is the most precious commodity.
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"Rest with the angels our most precious treasure," the tribute reads.
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After all, the most precious ones are those that are meaningful.
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"This chair is my most precious possession," Ibn Saud would later
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It's a strong reminder that time is our most precious resource.
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"The calendar is the most precious resource Congress has," said Reynolds.
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Really, though, the most precious thing they have is each other.
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Right now Benedict Cumberbatch's most precious commodity just might be time.
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Sometimes she would share her most precious memories of her husband.
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He dealt with America's most precious secrets and schemes every day.
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That, to me, is the most precious thing that we have.
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He told Nirmala the thing that felt most precious to him.
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In the Manila City Jail, sleep is the most precious commodity.
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"Intelligence is the most precious and powerful resource for humans," he says.
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These people trusted their most precious gift — their children — in his hands.
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It allowed Jean to focus on her most precious asset -- her children.
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Today, independence is the most precious quality and commodity in her life.
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It gives away an out, the most precious possession any offense has.
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Nevertheless, its stark, unequivocal language shatters some of Trump's most precious illusions.
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Time is one of the most precious and valuable resources during production.
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" She added that the encounter was "one of my most precious moments.
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To the people of Smangus, the land is the most precious resource.
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Because it is the most precious good that any nation can have.
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The ship's most precious assets are housed several decks below the bridge.
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"The most precious thing a narrator has is his voice," Dale says.
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How can congress play with the lives of our most precious resource?
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His most precious possession is a signed picture of a porn star.
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It is our most precious possession, our potential source for better tomorrows.
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We deeply believe that this country's most precious gift is our children.
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"You have given me the truest, most precious purpose of life," she added.
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These people trusted their most precious gift of their children in his hands.
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She's a wonder woman and he's the most precious thing in the world.
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Scenes featuring New Zealand's most precious resource, wine, being needlessly spilled were a'plenty.
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On this day, it has given her the most precious gift of all.
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It will focus on showing "the planet's most precious species and fragile habitats".
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"The animators' time is the most precious thing that we have," he says.
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As humanity's most precious resource, fresh water is easily exploited in waging war.
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Not surprisingly, one of the most precious commodities has become a ticket out.
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You are and will always be the most precious jewel I was given.
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I could feel that most precious jewel of corporate life — status — slowly engorging.
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It is telling that Totti's most precious memories date back quite some way.
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The stories about the lives here are the most precious resource we have.
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"Working through this squanders the most precious resource, which is time," he said.
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Odell sees our attention as the most precious—and overdrawn—resource we have.
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Less red tape gives people back the most precious of all commodities: time.
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"She is the most precious thing in the world to our family," says Galloway.
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Abe's original mistake cost him trust — the most precious asset in dealing with China.
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We can secure our future by investing in our most precious resource: our children.
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" Instead, she picked the sorana, calling it "the most precious bean grown in Italy.
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Ryan Gosling is the most precious of all the Saturday Night Live guests hosts.
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Workers are opposing the deal, saying Athens is selling off its most precious asset.
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In his mind, he's giving them material, the most precious gift of all. Experience.
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Workers are opposing the deal, saying Athens is selling off its most precious assets.
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And their daughter Luna just might be the most precious American in the land.
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Librarians hid the most precious texts but 20,000 books were dumped in the basement.
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To the contrary, they can exploit and damage democracy's most precious resource — civic trust.
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My copies of "Heidi" and "Little Women" are still among my most precious possessions.
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The brave men and women of the U.S. military are our most precious resource.
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But it is to this day the most precious piece of cloth I own.
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You see, opioids are the unbiased killer of our most precious commodity, our children.
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The past that was most precious to her had filtered right through her son.
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In a special box on Lauren Viera's jewelry stand is her most precious possession.
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Not here, but the windows were the most precious part of my old studio.
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Perhaps the most precious of the offerings, though, is the chocolate-and-raspberry Reindeer Parfait.
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But as young Gage showed, sometimes life's most precious and spontaneous moments come for free.
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He has also dedicated his most precious resource, his time, to causes he deems worthy.
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And reliable information — the most precious commodity for these refugees — is hard to come by.
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"A seconds-old squid may be the most precious thing I've ever seen," she said.
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Certified a**holes not only put your health, most precious relationships, and performance at risk.
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Nevertheless, Bhutan continues to closely monitor its 800,000 citizens' happiness as its most precious commodity.
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The war over the most precious of Hamptons real estate — the magazine coffee table — continues.
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Even some of our most precious indulgences, like coffee, are in danger as temperatures rise.
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The battery is long-lasting, the phone looks good, Chinese microchips are the most precious!
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Cobalt is one of the most precious minerals in the world for the tech industry.
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But Musk eventually wants his rockets to carry the most precious kind of cargo: humans.
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The sovereignty of individual conscience and the freedom of one's imagination are everyone's most precious possessions.
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The freedoms to follow one's conscience and to realise one's imaginings are our most precious privileges.
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"What's the most precious and beautiful moment you have with one of your kids?" he said.
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It's up to us to make sure our most precious national treasure -- American democracy -- stays protected.
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You will always be my most precious example of God's timing and His love for me.
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And that's because it's got one of the most precious supplies in town: a working phone.
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Time is always the most precious resource for you to juggle when making big picture decisions.
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She supports me in everything I do and is the most precious thing in my life.
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When there is nothing but you and yours, that is the most precious gift of all.
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Suddenly, a scrapbook he made for her when she turned 10 became a most precious possession.
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Like all other living addicts and alcoholics, you have the most precious day of all – today.
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All my recommendations spring from concerns I hear from The Times's audience, its most precious asset.
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By turning this thought into a post, I was trespassing on my own most precious solitude.
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"In all my years of disaster management, the most precious commodity is always time," she said.
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Perhaps we, too, should pin to our clothes the photos of those most precious to us.
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But in court, they face the loss of what is most precious to them: their children.
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In Scandinavia they treat their people as their most precious resource worthy of investment and support.
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I'd frantically look under my seat for an outlet, the most precious resource in lecture halls.
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It's the most precious show of bipartisan love the internet has seen since at least 2016.
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And yet, despite being many corporations' most precious resource, developer talents are all too often squandered.
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Ethiopia's foreign minister, Workneh Gebeyehu, called the deal a "most precious gift" during the signing ceremony.
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"A very good dog to a hunter is the most precious thing in the world," Sparvoli says.
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Next to oil, gold and an HBO Go password, "napping" might be the world's most precious commodity.
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This photographic evidence of the Swift/ Bieber hug is one of our nation's most precious artifacts. 14.
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"Children are liminal creatures and are some of the most precious members of a society," she said.
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The Dresden codex is considered the most precious, as the oldest (from around 1250) and best preserved.
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Time is the most precious thing in our life, and we use it in increasingly frenetic ways.
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With Congress out of session, members and staff have much more of the most precious resource: time.
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This love of country and commitment to fellow soldiers is our nation's most precious and selfless value.
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We hope it'll help you to more wisely allocate that most precious of natural resources: your fear.
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"She's the most precious thing that has ever happened to me in my life," said the groom.
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But policymakers must intervene specifically to protect the most precious and vulnerable people in our society: children.
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We hope it helps you to more wisely allocate that most precious of natural resources: your fear.
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Our most precious secret was Bing's anonymity, which assured the continued well-being of both of us.
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And patients pay for their health care with their most precious resource — time spent in waiting lines.
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"I thought of the most precious and most private information that we hold as humanity," he says.
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We packed our most precious belongings into two cars and evacuated in a frenzy of unwarranted terror.
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Its most precious quality will remain its having run itself and carried away the poet with it.
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LONDON (Reuters) - In the booming market for super cooled natural gas, the most precious commodity is the ship.
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But to gain those abilities, you need ADAM, which makes it one of the game's most precious resources.
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"It was one of the most precious moments I've ever seen," Stacy recalls, tearing up at the memory.
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Now, Steve has blossomed into the internet's boyfriend, saving the world and its most precious Dungeons & Dragons players.
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First, we'll search for motives Whenever we are hit by an attack, the most precious commodity is information.
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This is controlled access to the most precious thing we have in our country which is our children.
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The most precious resource that ought to be most efficiently managed is not hardware cycles, but human cycles.
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That's right, this year's Bachelor has yet to hand out his most precious rose (sorry, I had to!).
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But perhaps the most precious and unusual memento comes from one of their most famous fans, Taylor Swift.
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On the occasion of Chyna's 28th birthday, we're looking back at all of the couple's most precious presents.
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Well, we're of the opinion that the object carrying some of your most precious cargo should have personality.
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THE BAD-ASS LIBRARIANS OF TIMBUKTUAnd Their Race to Save the World's Most Precious ManuscriptsBy Joshua Hammer278 pp.
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Toward the end of the tour, we got to meet Claiborne's most precious and expensive stallion: War Front.
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"Our bodies, the most precious vehicle for our journey here, run on water," she wrote in the caption.
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Looking back, I wish someone had told me earlier that time is the most precious thing we have.
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That's not a really good use of one of the most precious resources a city has: its streets.
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"Every corner of the house was dear to me, but Yasmina's stuff was the most precious," he said.
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The narrator's heart-pond is destined to remain terminally neglected, its depths unexplored, its most precious resources unconsumed.
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That&aposs something just about everyone wants when it comes to their life savings and most precious possessions.
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For descendants of slaves, this has proved one of the most precious losses of self-knowledge we've endured.
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Maybe that's where the Millennium Clock comes in—after all, time is the most precious currency of all.
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" He concluded with a statement of belief: "The small landholders are the most precious part of a state.
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The majority's decision "burden[s] the rights of minority voters" to exercise the "most precious right" of American democracy.
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Your photos and videos are likely to be some of the most precious files you have on your smartphone.
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According to psychologist Ron Friedman, the first three hours of your day are your most precious for maximized productivity.
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"Life is the most precious gift we're given," Matt Cappotelli told the WWE in 2017 of his cancer diagnosis.
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LONDON, April 210 (Reuters) - In the booming market for supercooled natural gas, the most precious commodity is the ship.
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It makes sense, though: Time is the most precious commodity because unlike money, we can't make more of it.
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I gave it to her because she has my heart and that is the most precious thing I own.
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And through the power of caring for one another, you build the most precious bond of all: a family.
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"We managed to protect the most precious treasures in a safe place," a Paris City Hall spokesperson told CNN.
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Details: Father Fournier, chaplain of the Paris Firefighters, is credited with saving some of the Cathedral's most precious relics.
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But the most precious images of him holding their baby daughters; his love for his children is beautifully evident.
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Before you start doing any anything, you need to make sure you have backups of your most precious files.
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It's the most precious, and complicated thing anyone could ever do, and you just have to go do it.
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In celebrating 2018's Year of the Dog, people are dressing up their pets for the most precious photoshoots.
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The Clippers have no plans to play Leonard, their most precious asset, in back-to-back games anytime soon.
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The Strawberry ice cream is the most precious shade of Pink that we just know Hello Kitty would love.
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THE BAD-ASS LIBRARIANS OF TIMBUKTU: And Their Race to Save the World's Most Precious Manuscripts, by Joshua Hammer.
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And every time you clear a hurdle in Congress, you gain the most precious commodity on Capitol Hill: Momentum.
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Time is one of your most precious resources, and managing it is key to your personal and professional success.
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My Adderall hours became the most precious hours of my life, far too precious for the Absolute Quiet Room.
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Evans: It's like going to the most precious like super sincere, family-style Italian restaurant, with such meticulous service.
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But the most precious features of that dressing room were the photos that filled the walls of both rooms.
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The police in Gloucestershire, in southwestern England, plan to auction off some of his most precious possessions: designer sneakers.
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These actions are another chapter in President Trump's continuing assault on the nation's most precious natural and cultural lands.
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But while training can increase skills and knowledge, it doesn't help increase the most precious resource: a counselor's time.
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"This most precious and fundamental right can be waived only if the waiver is knowing and voluntary," he said.
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When he died, he left me everything, my room looked like a Sam Ash warehouse—most precious were his guitars.
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Ultimately, he realizes he's given up the things that are most precious to him in a hopeless pursuit of certainty.
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In addition to holding strategic significance, Palmyra is home to some of the world's most precious and important archaeological sites.
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Well, according to psychologist Ron Friedman, the first three hours of your day are your most precious for maximized productivity.
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In both world wars, the colonies provided the most precious human resources, spilling their blood in defense of the empire.
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Simplifying the tax code for individuals will give Americans two of the most precious items they have, time and money.
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Abandoning innovative leadership in the face of pointless expediency sets back the cause of saving our most precious housing resource.
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Taken together, these proposals create a road map to reinvigorate rural America's economy and its most precious resources — its people.
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" On the other hand, Rouda pledged to "work to protect California's most precious asset, our beautiful coastlines, from offshore drilling.
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And finally, trust among allies is perhaps the most precious commodity of all, which you play with to everyone's peril.
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The singer agreed to attend and give Max the most precious gift a dedicated fan could ask for: a private performance.
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"They have the most precious asset, their approval ratings are in the 70s and 80s," Khanna said of the tech giants.
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Once inside, the thieves head straight to the master bedroom where the victim's most precious belongings are typically kept, Carranza said.
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That it is now putting its most precious character on mobiles and tablets suggests that other creations will soon follow suit.
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First, we cannot allow our most precious data to be accessible via the last four digits of our social security number.
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In our current moment, there is perhaps no more relevant a subject than attention — that most precious of all our possessions.
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" Frieda writes, "My mother had hit out at the thing they both knew was most precious—typescripts of their own work.
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Even fancy supermarkets frisk shoppers and search their bags as they leave, as food has become the most precious commodity. 'Maduro!
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Almost one million people visit the Island annually and is known as one of the "most precious natural resources in Michigan."
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For Trump, this move would help to accomplish one of his most precious but pointless goals — lowering the US trade deficit.
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Almost invariably, though, they have left vineyards, the region's most precious resource, intact, with at worst a singeing around the fringes.
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Your 401(k) is one of the most precious sources of financial security you're likely to enjoy, so treat it kindly.
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It's also about a candidate being able to convince regular people to part with one of their most precious resources: Money.
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Parting from one's cattle can be difficult, said Ole Maapia, as they have long been considered a Maasai pastoralist's most precious asset.
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"He took the most precious thing [that] could have ever, more or less, been given to me," Alexander says in an interview.
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The city sits upon the most precious resource necessary to wage war against the army of White Walkers making their way south.
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Honestly, how many other people would turn a night that's supposed to be all about them into the most precious family reunion?
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Having become accustomed to a weekly dose of pure nonsense, I wasn't ready to let go of my most precious TV weirdo.
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From this Dreher draws a secondary conclusion, which is that what is most precious must be protected from what is most profane.
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And I'm guessing racists are going to have trouble suppressing their racism when they're renting out one of their most precious goods.
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"The growing body of evidence tells us that fracking is a danger to our water supply, our most precious resource," Sanders said.
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We want to use less water, the most precious resource in the world today, and this industry uses a lot of water.
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We were the good guys, fighting an invading military force that was trying to steal a small country's most precious natural resource.
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Perhaps more importantly, the ability to get our most precious, actually irreplaceable, satellites into higher orbits is vital for our national security.
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Watch more on Motherboard: The vault was built 1,300 km north of the Arctic Circle to house the world's most precious seeds.
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Perhaps The Players' Tribune can be best understood as an effort by athletes to seize that most precious contemporary commodity — the narrative.
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The crown of thorns, for example, which the cathedral calls its "most precious and most venerated relic," was locked in a chest.
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The story is one in a series on the threat climate change poses to some of the world's most precious cultural sites.
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As long as there's an iPhone handy, we can immortalize life's most precious and spontaneous moments at the tap of a finger.
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By early 2011, senior agency officers realized they had a problem: Assets in China, one of their most precious resources, were disappearing.
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Adding highlights to your Instagram is a wonderful way to seamlessly curate your most precious memories for a quick dose of nostalgia.
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"In the dark halls of Abu Ghraib and the detention cells of Guantánamo, we have compromised our most precious values," he said.
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"We need to learn these historical lessons and realize that this is the most precious moment in human history," Mr. Goldin said.
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After all, talent is the most precious resource in the digital economy, and if cities nourish it, the tech firms will come naturally.
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That means that some of the world's largest networks, holding some of our most precious data, are more vulnerable than their leaders believe.
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Like me, they understood the gravity of letting a complete stranger take care of the most precious and loved person in your life.
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The tiny tot responds in the most precious version of the word "Saturday" — before raising her hands and mimicking her dad's every move.
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" Klubes said that in the nearly 30 years that Wolfe was entrusted with "the government's most precious secrets ... he never breached that trust.
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AS THE would-be guardian of the world's most precious places and patrimony, UNESCO can hardly avoid entering into the field of religion.
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"In fact, we recommend against people relying on the products ... to protect their most precious cargo," said David Friedman, the agency's acting administrator.
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Two dogs, expecting a litter of puppies, posed for their owners in what might be the most precious pregnancy photos of all time.
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The original Galina "Red" Reznikov, as played by Kate Mulgrew, received a most precious guest to her tidy kitchen when Willow trounced in.
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"My favorite line [in the note], I have it memorized, is 'You will always be my most precious jewel ever given,' " Bailey says.
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Apps like Boomerang, Motion Stills, Giphy, DSCO, and more help us make GIFs and other short, looping videos of life's most precious moments.
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What remains that is scarce and economically valuable will be fought over, particularly that most precious of rights, the citizenship of somewhere rich.
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Those in the field can share what they see via streaming phone video, but that leaves their most precious resource — their hands — unusable.
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Now, they're joining forces to spearhead a novel fundraising effort that convinces prominent start-up investors to donate their most precious asset: time.
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If you want to see how climate change is going to affect Earth's most precious ecosystems, this is a good place to start.
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Meanwhile, in the rest of Canada, an average of 49 percent of respondents said fresh water is the most precious thing we've got.
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After spending some days at Documenta, the most precious thing I've 'learnt from Athens' is it's not only about What, it's about How.
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Most precious of all are the homemade ornaments from my children's preschool years: messy, often unrecognizable figures — is that an archangel or Medusa?
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And now, it is an immense relief to see that many of Notre-Dame's most precious treasures — including the organ — had been saved.
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At the same time, many churches have transferred their most precious artifacts to local diocesan museums, where security systems are generally more advanced.
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He is that most precious sort of player in a media age, a reliable content generator, and he has been for some time.
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Privatized military housing needs to be remedied, and so, too, does the department's oversight of housing for its most precious commodity: service members.
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We are living our most precious moments through FaceTime and losing our youth to a travel ban that's meant to tear families apart.
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But Denmark has demonstrated it is possible to create a massive meat-based food supply while preserving the most precious antibiotics for people.
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I hope the most precious mysteries of life stay with you always and you are never ashamed of how bright your light truly is.
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These are all cauterized together with the power of precise and intentional feminine anger, which is one of our most precious and sacred treasures.
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Riyadh hopes to use the IPO proceeds for investments in non-oil industries in order to wean the country off its most precious resource.
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The photos prove two things: One, that Luna is basically Legend's mini-me, and that she is the basically most precious human on Earth.
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Be prepared for your heart to explode from cuteness, because Khloé Kardashian just posted the most precious video of daughter True Thompson to date.
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"The diversity of the world constitutes its only true wealth, for this diversity is foundational to the most precious good: identity," de Benoist wrote.
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Unsoiled by the brutally grubby hands of colonization, it is the birthplace of all humanity and the keeper of Earth's most precious secret: Vibranium.
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And if you don't have backups of your most precious Snapchats and Gmails, then they can disappear in a puff of data center smoke.
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After all, as soon as humans start traveling beyond Earth's orbit, water is going to become the most precious resource in the solar system.
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Commissioned by grieving families, post-mortem photographs often represented the only visual remembrance of the deceased and were among a family's most precious possessions.
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She keeps her phone by her side, just in case her brother calls and also because it contains her most precious possession: family photographs.
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The secretary is squandering his most precious asset -- the immensely talented, intelligent, experienced, hardworking and capable people who man the trenches at Foggy Bottom.
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As a campaigner, as a queer woman, and as an Australian, that moment will remain one of the most precious in my entire life.
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You can support other people in your life by simply showing up and being generous with the most precious resource of all: quality time.
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"I wanted to prove to my child that freedom of movement is the most precious thing we can have as human beings," she says.
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There are lots of things a game can take from you—loot, experience, a cool helmet—but a player's most precious commodity is time.
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What better way to hand over our country's most precious waters than to perpetuate a narrative about "labor versus environment" or, worse yet, "recreation"?
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"The most precious commodity people have is time, and they value the efficiency of having robust resources in their vertical community," Mr. Lansill said.
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During World War II, Guglielmo's laboratory was destroyed, but miraculously, his most precious ingredients, which he had stored in a sturdy cabinet underground, survived.
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Most precious of all are the principles that really made America great: global rules, open markets, free speech, respect for allies and due process.
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"So when the U.K. keeps saying, 'Oh no, we think we can protect our most precious secrets' — maybe, or maybe not," the official said.
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After all, they could only save what they could carry with them and saving one of their most precious resources — food — was nearly impossible.
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After she has spent more than half her life without it, I suspect its return is the most precious golden anniversary gift of all.
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A sense that this is a game as opposed to the most precious gift our Founders gave us — this collective enterprise of self-government.
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Throughout Dirty Computer, we see Jane struggle to maintain her identity as two (white guy) lab technicians watch and wipe her most precious memories.
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Thousands of companies, for example, entrust all their most precious information—not only emails but also internal documents and communications—to Google, Microsoft, or Slack.
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I feel — we feel that fans are one with the artist in some ways, [the Q&A] is the most precious part of our show.
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It was designed as an impregnable deep-freeze to protect the world's most precious seeds from any global disaster and ensure humanity's food supply forever.
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Rather than fighting either one battle or another, it forces them to keep both threats alive while putting their most precious assets at tremendous risk.
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The exhibition includes more than 60 large-scale color photographs forming a global portrait of the intersection of humanity and our most precious natural resource.
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In the film, Hama is forced to go on a mission after a raid on their encampment causes her to lose her most precious possession.
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MORE: Hundreds feared dead after boat capsizes 'I lost the most precious people' Two minutes after jumping in the water he saw the boat capsize.
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This is where one of the world's most precious religious artefacts is kept, as it has been for as long as the monks can remember.
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"He is by far the most precious early Christmas present ever for me, Rose and big brother Eli," adds Rodney of the family's new addition.
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Knowing his granddaughter's disease would rob her of many of life's most precious moments, Magelssen invited his granddaughter to a local prom in Fosston, Minnesota.
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And the days when a woman's virginity was the most precious gift she can give to her husband on their wedding night are mostly gone.
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Gold is considered the most precious of metals for Indians and during times of need, it can be used as a secure currency says Mohan.
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Obama was the first U.S. president to visit the capital city in 22016 years, and he thanked Athens for the "most precious of gifts:" democracy.
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" He added, "Some of my most precious moments as governor have been with families of children with disabilities, especially those raising children with Down syndrome.
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Cogenra says it shared its "most precious and confidential trade secrets, manufacturing processes, and other intellectual property with Silevo and SolarCity" between 2010 and 2014.
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The most precious moment of my life ushered in an era where strangers suddenly felt entitled to criticize me for any little decision I made.
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Reporters and unnamed officials quickly piled on Wen Ho Lee before there was any real evidence he gave away some of America's most precious intelligence.
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It is the time when time is most precious, sentimentally, and because of a deficit of sufficient hours to barrel through end-of-year tasks.
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The Russian government at the highest levels is trying to influence our most precious asset, our democracy, and I'm not going to let it happen.
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But Burns had supplied Nixon with that gift most precious to politicians: a plausible explanation for why the politician's defeat was not the politician's fault.
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Whitman then moved on to toy company Hasbro, where she was responsible for one of the company's oldest and most precious toys: Mr. Potato Head.
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Preserving historical documents: Library Digitization Because parchment and papyrus don't last forever, UNESCO helps libraries around the world digitize and preserve their most precious documents.
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He did so by sculpting immaculate statues that resembled some of the most precious Assyrian artifacts in Nimrud and other ancient areas in and around Mosul.
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Or rather, their profit was the patriot's joy of supplying what might've been the most precious substance to soldiers fighting to preserve and propagate American ideals.
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A linen tunic believed to have been worn by St. Louis is also one of Notre Dame's most precious relics that was rescued from the fire.
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It's time to give businesses internet services that have security built in, not bolted on—so they can be reliable guardians of their most precious assets.
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The tiny tot responds in the most precious version of the word "Saturday" possibly ever heard — before raising her hands and mimicking her dad's every move.
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The discovery could lead to new therapies or, at the very least, change how heart surgeons operate on our most precious organ, according to the researchers.
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It's been a life-changing year for Nick Jonas, and on Thursday the singer celebrated the most precious aspect of it: his wife Priyanka Chopra Jonas.
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Brokaw becomes, in his defense, a synecdoche for the proper success story, the ideal American man, the country itself and what is most precious in it.
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The potential consequences of oil shale mining in the Colorado River Basin — a region where water, not oil, is our most precious resource — are similarly huge.
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But with the global oil price hovering around $40 a barrel, South Sudan is now steadily draining its most precious resource for very little in return.
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We could wake up one morning and be blinded and deafened by adversary powers, because so many of our most precious assets are up in space.
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That person must protect the president's most precious asset — his time — while ensuring that he is not isolated from the advisers whose expertise he relies on.
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The band—which was started by Most Precious Blood's Justin Brannan, Rachel Rosen, drummer Colin Thundercurry—featured two female pitbull terriers, Budgie and Basil, on vocals.
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With the visible home conquered, all that's left are smart meters to measure your increased power usage, and of course, water, one our most precious resources.
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Within the cinder-block recreation center of Most Precious Blood Church in the Bath Beach section of Brooklyn, he was Logan Black, the King of Chaos.
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And just below the peak was a man-made reservoir, one of more than 2100 added to manage what is any farm's most precious resource: water.
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"One of our most precious rights as Americans is the right to determine who our leaders are," the former first lady and secretary of state tweeted.
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So far, judging by the daily routine of data breaches and large scale hacks, it seems like we're failing to secure our most precious digital belongings.
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He has toiled through a decade to find, at 31, his place on a team that exudes the most precious thing there is in soccer: team spirit.
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It's tempting, from this vantage, to blame my pregnancy on a lack of choice, and to insist on my individual autonomy as the most precious of things.
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I was obsessed when they were eating out of my hand, but when they started landing on my fingers and squeezing on, it's the most precious thing.
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McKellen proposes listening to the radio or chatting with your "beloved" while you cook your eggs, which might be the most precious cooking suggestions we've ever heard.
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French authorities formed a human chain to save some of Notre Dame's most precious relics as flames engulfed the cathedral, Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo said Monday night.
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Through your credit check business, you have access to much of our most precious financial information and then you ask us to pay more for identity protection.
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Honestly, it's a perfect fit because from the very beginning we felt like this little life we made was the most precious gift God could grant us.
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Paying taxes does not make you a loser — it makes you an investor in the most precious resource of all, the diverse and vibrant people of America.
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Imbued by the grown-up Ms. Higginson with the unselfconscious inquisitiveness and wide-eyed imagination of childhood, Jackie is pure life force, her family's most precious thing.
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And there was Alvaro, a former bank supervisor, whose most precious possession was a photo of him, his wife and their two children posing with Santa Claus.
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Some manuscripts were taken out of the city, too, at this time: One proprietor smuggled his four most precious documents at the end of the first week.
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"Today was the most precious and perfect celebration for our little girls," Scott, 31, captioned a photo gallery, whose first image featured herself with the four party hostesses.
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Passengers often battle for some of the most precious real estate on a plane as they opt to carry on their bags to avoid paying checked luggage fees.
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"We recognise that our beautiful beaches are one of our most precious natural assets for residents and visitors alike," Gold Coast Mayor Tom Tate, said in a statement.
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Scrolling through Izumikawa's Instagram feed, you see the most precious versions of your favorite television characters, like Eleven from Stranger Things; movie characters, and even a few celebrities.
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Sadly, during the liberation from Nazi control in World War II, the cathedral fell victim to some stray bullets -- with some of its most precious medieval glass damaged.
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Some may say that this feature takes away some of our most precious time alone, the time free from the mental stranglehold that our phones have over us.
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This is why the tech elite are so obsessed with ending death: The most precious commodity for the truly rich and powerful is their time on this Earth.
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Time is the most precious commodity in disaster relief, and the time it takes to amass and move supplies over great distances hampers responses to those in need.
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That bought them five more hours to collect the most precious items until late morning when it became too dangerous and they were told they had to leave.
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"Its most precious resource is perhaps the passion and political engagement of its members and its fans," said Sheila Krumholz, executive director of the Center for Responsive Politics.
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" But he urged people not to engage in street protests or "sectarian tensions," and "not to fear and worry," adding, "Civil peace in Lebanon is the most precious.
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These ties of friendship that hold us safely in their keep, that shape and share our memories, are among the hardest, most mysterious and most precious of all.
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At the moment, even the question itself seems like an act of collective faith that our norms of government — including the most precious ones — will hold at all.
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Not only do electric school buses help cut back on pollution exposure of "our most precious lungs," he said, but they can also reduce strain on the grid.
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And this music helped me celebrate, and really be grateful for, the most precious moments in my life, like the birth of my children, or marrying my wife.
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Nobody had ever done that before, and some people found the very idea offensive—it's so deflating to think of our most precious thoughts reduced to ones and zeros.
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Five hundred years from now, hydrocarbons will be needed and one of the advantages of being a rich country is you don't need to use your most precious asset.
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The Guardian reports that avocado crime is sweeping New Zealand, as unprecedented demand for this most precious of fleshy fruits causes criminals to focus their attention on the fruit.
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Even when Stahelski and Leitch used digital touchups, the embellishments felt raw and organic, providing action fans that rarest and most precious of commodities: a sense of gritty authenticity.
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It holds that the most precious activities are those done simply for the hell of it, and that art is in this sense the paradigm of authentic human activity.
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Yet those voting for him are my fellow Americans exercising their most precious right and responsibility as a citizen of our democracy — voting for the candidate of their choice.
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But once we calm down and examine the deluge of new images, it turns out the trailer is stuffed with that thing most precious to a Thrones fan: clues.
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But as Canada's laws regarding revenge porn continue to be hashed out in the courts, we should be careful not to accidentally hinder a democratic society's most precious institution.
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She was always giving me books over the course of our friendship, but this one is the most precious to me, especially since she is no longer with us.
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The only way to save her family's precious orchard in the hills of Umbria was to buy the most precious thing of all in this summer of drought: water.
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"Our way of life is holding up our values and the beauty and the dignity of every single human being is one of the most precious values," she said.
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They let you keep a close eye on your most precious cargo as it rolls around in the crib and they even let you talk to the little tyke.
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"If things get really bad, I may abandon the fast since God says life is most precious," said a fruit vendor selling mangoes and bananas from a push cart.
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Your private life becomes your primary focus as you ground yourself in your most precious relationships, be it with your family members or those you share a home with.
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One of the most precious pieces recovered after the looting was the Bassetki, a 4,19883-year-old copper sculpture of a seated nude human figure on a round pedestal.
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Vanessa Barbara SÃO PAULO, Brazil — Last December, I suddenly found myself in possession of two bottles of the most precious liquid in town: Exposis Extrême, an extra-strong insect repellent.
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The introduction of "Stories" into Instagram thus takes a very specifically un-precious kind of content and shoves it into maybe the most precious social network this side of Pinterest.
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While there are plenty of other "travel SIM" companies, GigSky was among the earliest to recognize that data, not voice service, would become the most precious resource when traveling abroad.
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The 2016 MTV VMAs gave us one of the most precious moments of the year: that time the Chicago native happily yelped after realizing Queen Bey had just hugged him.
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"Data is the most precious thing since 90 percent of Indonesians have no tracking record so the central bank doesn't even know whose credit is good or bad," he said.
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He planned to load the most precious ones into coolers filled with dry ice and take them with him if he evacuates — which he thought he'd probably wind up doing.
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The search for answers A merry-go-round of doctors finally found relief for his stomach and heart issues but the most precious thing -- his voice -- continued to elude them.
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" The metaphors come like Cossack charges, and one is never enough: "The crown of Russia had gone from most precious object to poisoned apple, a rotten, stinking potato nobody wanted.
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What makes America especially great is our Constitution and Bill of Rights, including the most precious protections for political and other speech and freedom of religious practice from government interference.
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MASON CITY, Iowa — Pete Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar shot out of the last Democratic debate with the most precious commodity a presidential candidate can get before the Iowa caucuses: momentum.
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I left my tour with a newfound appreciation for our culture's most precious gemstones, and understanding, for the first time, why New Yorkers are shelling out six figures for rings.
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Soon, advertisements began appearing in newspapers from Wilmington, N.C., to Louisville as the New York-based company encouraged Southerners to buy insurance to protect their most precious commodity: their slaves.
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"We will not [allow] this very small number of radical separatists to destroy the most precious rule of law in Hong Kong," he told a spring festival in Hong Kong.
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Baby Yoda, the Star Wars universe's littlest, most precious Force user and The Mandalorian's breakout star, seems to have won more of the internet's heart than any creature since cats.
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They are with us on Friday nights at the bar, and while we're traveling the world, and during life's most precious moments, and sometimes used in lieu of a job interview.
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Brody's characterization of Jarmusch is equally true of Padgett: he is among the rarest and most precious poets of our time because he conjures an entire world of his own imagination.
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This was our first hurricane lesson: In paradise, the most precious possessions of so many residents were their pets, which had replaced the family they had left behind in the North.
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Of my many memories from the uprising of 2011, one of the most precious was finding Ahmed and Laila, sitting hand in hand one afternoon on a ledge in Tahrir Square.
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The most precious room, according to Mr. Rainer, is the "Green Salon," which was built by Ludwig's son, also named Bernhard, who went on to become the cabinetmaker to the Romanian Court.
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The actions taken by Mr. Sessions in regard to the 1984 voting fraud prosecutions represent just one more technique used to intimidate black voters and thus deny them this most precious franchise.
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"Also, you can rest assured that we will keep the present gift of the great people of United States of America as the most precious gift we have ever received," wrote Nol.
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As he wrote when Brooklyn, his eldest son, turned 17 last month, "We were given the most precious gift that makes us smile and proud every time he walks through the door."
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Basically, really big companies have these people in corp dev, god bless you [laughs], but there's this asymmetry, which is like: the founders' time is the most precious commodity that you have.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. With the football season back in full swing at this point, we have seen a fresh influx of that most precious of commodities: goals.
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Some of their most precious goods are up to 50 percent off, including covetable pieces from Dolce & Gabbana, Chloé, Proenza Schouler, Self-Portrait, Paul Andrew and Miu Miu, to name a few.
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Two years away from the life of a competitive swimmer, I want to help educate children and adults about one of the most precious resources we have (and need) on Earth: water.
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The National Archives and Records Administration is the guardian of some of the nation's most precious documents, like the parchment Declaration of Independence displayed under glass in its main building in Washington.
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Time for "How Scared Should I Be?" the column that quantifies the scariness of everything under the sun and teaches you how to allocate that most precious of natural resources: your fear.
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Leagues parceled out their most precious licenses to brands like Nike and Adidas, which mostly seemed concerned with using on-field uniforms as marketing tools, rather than with producing gear for fans.
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Time for "How Scared Should I Be?" the column that quantifies the scariness of everything under the sun, and teaches you how to allocate that most precious of natural resources: your fear.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — On a hurricane-battered island where people may still wait hours for gasoline, cash and ice, one of the scarcest, most precious commodities has become a plane ticket out.
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Welcome to "How Scared Should I Be?" the column that quantifies the scariness of everything under the sun, and teaches you how to allocate that most precious of natural resources: your fear.
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It ultimately led to Jackson's lowbrow attempts to persuade Anthony to waive the clause and alienated Kristaps Porzingis to the point where Jackson considered trading the team's most precious asset as well.
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Vladimir Putin has contended — with a nod to the chaos swirling in the West and to Russia's tumultuous history — that the most precious thing a leader can offer his country is stability.
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They ran nightly performances in the Manteo Marionette Storefront Theater on Mulberry Street until it closed in 1939, and was replaced with a rectory for the Shrine Church of Most Precious Blood.
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The actions taken by Mr. Sessions in regard to the 1984 voting fraud prosecutions represent just one more technique used to intimidate Black voters and thus deny them this most precious franchise.
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It is within our power to protect and lift up the island's most precious resource — its youth — so that they may become productive members of society and help Puerto Rico to thrive.
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Boudia acknowledged there was a time when he felt his sole motivation was to achieve goals was for himself, but experience has taught him the most precious moments are not defined by others.
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"The delay is a huge injection of the most precious resource in the resistance movement, which is time," Ben Wikler, the national director of MoveOn, told reporters on a healthcare organizing call Monday.
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When the fire alarm went off in the Final Five's Olympic Village dorm on Wednesday, Simone Biles made sure to pack up her most precious item to date – her team all-around medal.
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As fear overwhelmed greed, yields on longer-term Japanese bonds fell below zero for the first time, the yen surged to a 15-month peak and gold reached its most precious since June.
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The site's claim to fame ended up not just being tied to the guild's in-game success, but because it was the place to go for that most precious of MMO resources: knowledge.
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It is time to acknowledge the reality on the ground and stop wasting our most precious resources on peripheral military missions that cannot succeed and come at great cost to the United States.
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If architecture continues down this road, it will sacrifice one of its most precious functions: providing a living connection to the past, to people who were like us, and yet not like us.
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Days before Election Day in 2016 -- when time is a campaign's most precious commodity -- Trump even traveled to New Hampshire to discuss opioid addiction and pledge to make fighting the epidemic a focus.
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However, he hid some of his most precious collections under his bed in a plastic bag, despite knowing that if they were discovered they'd be burned or torn apart and he'd be punished.
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I grab the cake, and it rides in the front seat of the truck, alongside my most precious possessions, up to my parents' house in Massachusetts, where the decision can be further delayed.
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"Some of my most precious moments as Governor have been with families of children with disabilities, especially those raising children with Down syndrome," Pence said in a statement on the law in 2016.
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The hard-won right to make the most precious decision any of us will ever have—to decide when the pain is too much, when the suffering has lasted too long—was finally hers.
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After all, if mommy and I had the most precious diamond in the world, but didn't pass it down to you and your little sister as an inheritance, what would that say about us?
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There are big changes to be made to preserve and conserve our most precious resource, but as long as there are voices inside and outside the industry demanding it, we're on the right track.
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"We can be in no doubt that plastic is wreaking havoc on our marine environment – killing dolphins, choking turtles and degrading our most precious habitats," Environment Secretary Michael Gove said in a statement Wednesday.
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As the Senate debated whether to take healthcare away from millions of Americans Tuesday, President Trump zeroed in on one citizen in particular, depriving her of his most precious tender of all — his tweets.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Russia — The envelope might have been kept securely in her bag, but she still checked it every few minutes, just to make sure that the most precious of things was still there.
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It is a huge investment of the campaign's most precious resource — Ms. Warren's time — that advisers hope will pay a crucial good-will dividend in the run-up to the first votes of 2020.
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In a box on the second floor of the atelier is its most precious possession: a 19th-century, chestnut-brown plaster mold of a death mask that is said to be that of L'Inconnue.
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In honor of their adorable post-Golden Globes sister date night, during which they wore matching hairstyles and ate pizza like there was no tomorrow, we're looking back at their most precious sister moments. 215.
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By bringing the gym to you and structuring the classes to be as efficient as possible, Tempo not only makes improving your health more convenient, but it gives you back your most precious resource: time.
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My most precious volumes are in a small bookcase across from my bed where I can see them — books that were my mother's, childhood books and signed ones including "The Children's Crusade," by Marcel Schwob.
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"It's a power grab to undermine crucial protections for one of California's most precious jewels, the 1,000-mile coastline stretching from Eureka to San Diego," The San Jose Mercury News said as it demanded that Gov.
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"I have to say that the most precious thing – if you haven't already fallen in love – is to see him with his nephew," Michelle told ABC News' Robin Roberts of Harry after kicking off the Games.
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At the 2016 Black Hat conference, Azimuth researchers presented their work on the Secure Enclave Processor, the part of the iPhone that handles its most precious secrets, such as cryptographic keys and the user's fingerprint data.
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The bored-at-work machine gained such pull in the last decade that entertainment and corporate drudgery have, in an effort to appease the dissatisfied worker, wed themselves in the form of our most precious tools.
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Add in the hours we spend maintaining, cleaning and managing our cars, and it becomes clear that America's focus on personal car ownership is costing us a significant amount of time, arguably our most precious asset.
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"Since then, I have a firm opinion that the most precious historical material is what is preserved in the memory of the common people," she said in an interview with the journal Revolutionary Democracy in 1999.
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His collection includes Vietcong black plastic sandals, United States Air Force helmets, letters and pictures, but the most precious object to him is a green cotton blanket that he used during his convalescence in the jungle.
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"I willingly took my most precious gift in this world to you, and you hurt her," said Anne Swinehart, who was allowed to directly address Dr. Nassar in court after her daughter Jillian spoke on Tuesday.
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It would be the last time I would see him in person, although one of my most precious memories is chatting with him on Skype a couple of nights before he and his classmates were murdered.
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Preserving history, preserving the future In the frigid Arctic waters between Norway and the North Pole, there's a small island that houses the Svalbard Global Seed Vault, a collection of the world's most precious plant seeds.
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It is a common scene in New York, where residents must negotiate construction fences, hot dog carts and costumed characters, where the most precious spaces are not parks or waterfront esplanades but the pavement running between them.
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We therefore respectfully request that every member of our society -- individuals, educators, administrators, business leaders -- do everything possible to preserve and advance this most precious and essential resource, and demand that our elected representatives do the same.
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They want every participant in their longitudinal labor study to opt in, and to be fully informed about what's going to happen with the data about this most precious and scary and personal time in their lives.
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" The letter ends with a call to action to "every member of our society" to "do everything possible to preserve and advance this most precious and essential resource, and demand that our elected representatives do the same.
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In a nice twist of fate, both legislators were elected on the same day—November 7, 2017—and Roem has fond memories of seeing Most Precious Blood shred at the 2004 New England Metal and Hardcore Fest.
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But one of the things that we don't like about ourselves -- a willingness to sell the most precious pieces of our family silver to make a quick buck -- has led to Bake Off moving to Channel 4.
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But getting engineering management right matters: Software engineering talent is the most precious resource on the planet earth, and enabling engineers to do their best work is often the difference between a startup's success and its failure.
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They can start by remembering that the ultimate purpose of technology is not to scale business models without regard for their consequences, but to scale human potential and empower us by restoring our most precious resource: Time.
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Philosophically, weapons of mass destruction are antithetical to the ethos of democratic societies deriving their legitimacy from the people, where government exists to serve the people, where the most precious jewel is the lives of the people.
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"Owning a piece of land in Singapore is certainly a privilege, as land is the most precious resource in the city-state," Christine Li, a senior director and head of research for Singapore at Cushman & Wakefield Inc.
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Six years later, the settlement, a major provision of which is known as the Oscar Robertson Rule, led to freedom of movement and lavish salaries as franchises battled one another for the industry's most precious commodity: players.
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" Obama condemned what he's seeing on the campaign trail: disregard for the facts, the violent rhetoric and actual violence, the "sense that this is a game as opposed to the most precious gift our Founders gave us.
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"I wanted to immerse viewers in a visual drama that celebrates a great man of unquestioned courage and service, whose young life was lost in defense of one of our most precious rights — the right to vote."
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It is incumbent upon all of us to ensure that in 2020 US candidates fight a clean fight instead of indulging in a race to the bottom, which will damage democracy's most precious gift: the ability vote freely.
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But one of the world's most precious private collections — that of the Torlonia family — has remained out of bounds, unseen by the public and known to most scholars only through its catalog, published in the late 19th century.
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As Devigili spoke to a reporter, Albina "Beanie" Maddon, Joe's mother, strolled past on her way to the polling place at Most Precious Blood church, just a few blocks away from the family's deli, the Third Base Luncheonette.
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They use decades-old technology, but the Trump administration wielded special "section 301" powers, meant to safeguard the most precious intellectual property, to slap a 10% tariff on Chinese bicycles last September, raised to 25% on May 3103th.
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"(H)e has had the most precious years of his life stolen from him by an indifferent system that too often refuses to re-examine doubtful cases or credit evidence of obvious innocence," Tauber said in a statement.
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"I have to say that the most precious thing – if you haven't already fallen in love – is to see him with his nephew," Obama told Robin Roberts of Harry after kicking off the Invictus Games on Sunday night.
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It's been two weeks since The Register reported that nearly every CPU made in the last few years was subject to these severe security vulnerabilities, which could give bad actors access to some of your most precious data.
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"Fury Road" is a loud, violent and above all, adrenaline-pumping film that never seems to run out of post-apocalyptic gas — one of the most precious resources in the franchise that has made over $500 million worldwide.
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In his writing he advertised it as such, declaring the work "delightful to the truest lovers of art in all nations and all ranks," and calling his own della Robbia "one of the most precious things I have."
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White helped Giannini go through her belongings and decide which to put in an off-site storage unit; those that felt most precious, like her favorite art books and her collection of crystals, stayed with her on Orchard.
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Mr. Green, who owned several slaves, also led a Presbyterian Church General Assembly committee that produced an 1818 statement condemning slavery as "a gross violation of the most precious and sacred rights of human nature," the report said.
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And now the book is on display at the library, which has suddenly found one of its most precious possessions at the center of a literary detective story mixing old-fashioned scholarship, social media virality and sheer coincidence.
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It seems like this woman, who alternately refers to her adult son as "my pride," the "love of my life," and the "most precious thing that I have in my life," would be the chillest of mothers-in-law.
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When The Economist hired them, Peter and Alison Smithson had built a suburban house in Watford and a school in Norfolk, but nothing to indicate that they could handle a complicated project in one of London's most precious districts.
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And I think it's frankly no different than how games are on mobile today, and not really different to how users trust us today with the most precious thing in their life, which are their memories, with Google Photos.
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What was saved • The Crown of Thorns, which some believe was placed on the head of Christ and which the cathedral calls its "most precious and most venerated relic," was rescued from the fire, Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo said.
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"The most precious thing that has come from this is watching Rylie's faith grow and mature, and watching her have so much love in her heart for everyone around her," Rylie's mother, Bridget Hughey, told Today in an email.
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In honor of National Kids and Pets Day, an actual holiday that really, truly exists, we rounded up some of the most precious kid-pet moments that made us squeal so loud our neighbors called the police on us.
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As I dug deeper into the research, I realized with a twinge of soberness — and anxiety — that in my hands was one of the most precious stories Israel has to tell, and that I had better not screw up.
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"Two great myths or crazy dreams — filling your pockets with the most precious metal and fixing your image in metal — became a reality in the mid-nineteenth century," she writes in the exhibition catalogue, co-published with RVB BOOKS.
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The survey also looked at which types of antibiotics were being used, and showed some countries - Italy, Spain and Japan - were relatively heavy users of the most precious drugs that the WHO says need to be kept in reserve.
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There's almost nothing more tragic than opening your makeup bag to discover a crushed palette, damaged brush, or broken compact, which is why Amazon shoppers love this surprisingly affordable makeup case designed to organize and protect your most precious beauty essentials.
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The most precious sort of experiences I've ever had with art have been deeply personal and almost something that I can't articulate and has destabilized me or shook me in such a way that I spent more time thinking about it.
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That those constraints result in a limited but more exuberant lexicon is more than just a pleasant side effect; it's arguably what Aftel's business is all about — exposing the uninitiated to the world's most precious products and talking about them.
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Killmonger, possessing a nickname fashioned from his days as a Black Ops mercenary, is working with Ulysses Klaue (Andy Serkis) a criminal who's been to Wakanda and stolen its most precious resource, as seen in 2015's Avengers: Age of Ultron.
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You may know it as edible seaweed that contains no calories and is a terrible dessert, but I know it as a nickname for one of the world's most precious toddlers, and heiress to the empire that Kris Jenner built.
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One of your most precious resources is your stock of Energizer-brand batteries, and during one of the most tense and frightening moments in the game you will likely be surprised by a Verizon ad on a nearby TV screen.
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Italian immigrants who arrived in New York in the late 19th and early 219th centuries established the Shrine Church of the Most Precious Blood on Mulberry Street in 27 and brought the Feast of San Gennaro to the neighborhood by 210.
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So when he went down with an apparent knee injury in the second quarter of his Kansas City Chiefs' matchup against the Denver Broncos Thursday night, Kansas City — and the entire league — stood to lose one of its most precious assets.
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Made of silk, but for a minute when I see them on my desk, blue and soft, and I see the way Margot handles them, like they are the most precious thing she'll ever touch, I forget that they're not real.
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The band's flurry of releases in 23 showed them swirling their toes into all manner of new sounds—from goth, to riot grrl, to noise—but songs like this one show why they remain one of grind's most precious assets.
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Get the VICE App on iOS and Android Time for "How Scared Should I Be?" the column that quantifies the scariness of everything under the sun and teaches you how to allocate that most precious of natural resources: your fear.
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Little is known regarding the cause of her death, though it has been confirmed by the sisters on their website, where a tribute which reads "Rest with the angels our most precious treasure" has been posted alongside a photo of Holzman.
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"From the misstatements to the omissions to his labored demeanor, the president sent a message that shook financial markets, disrupted relations with European allies, confused his many viewers and undermined the most precious commodity of any president, his credibility," Dan writes.
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One of the cathedral's most precious treasures — a relic of the crown of thorns believed to have been worn by Jesus Christ at the time of his crucifixion — was saved from the flames, according to the rector of the cathedral, Msgr.
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But according to new research, there is a limit to what even the largest and most resilient places can stand, and climate change is testing that limit by repeatedly disturbing one of the earth's most precious habitats: the Great Barrier Reef.
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St. Patrick's operates six buildings — including a rectory, a youth center, a former convent, the Shrine Church of the Most Precious Blood and the former Russian Catholic St. Michael's — and is constantly besieged with roof repairs, plumbing issues and cemetery upkeep.
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Lorde is one of our most precious musical wood nymphs, but her performance ended up being one of the weirder ones of the night, and not in the usual Lorde way that's made her such a fascinating performer over the years.
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"In our time-pressed society, providing consumers with a swift, on-demand grocery delivery service is like giving them back time: today's most precious commodity," Neil Schreuder, Chief of Innovation and Strategy at Shoprite Checkers said in a statement on Monday.
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One of the most precious rituals for a student in the Northeast is to peer out the window on a winter morning, witness a flurry of snow, and realize that there's no need to cram for that test — snow day!
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In the letter, addressed to the as-yet-unnamed "future artistic director" of the theater, Ms. Rice described the position as the "most precious of jobs," and suggested that her decision to leave resulted from disagreements with the theater's board.
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" Managing the border differently would make it possible to bring some of the Park Service mentality to the area: "That goal leaves room for another American value that defines this country — the stewardship and preservation of our nation's most precious natural treasures.
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Whether you've got a playroom full of kids down the hall while you're in the kitchen or a precocious puppy running wild while you're at work, a digital security camera can help you keep tabs on what is most precious to you.
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In criminal prosecutions, for example, in which the stakes include the extensive loss of our most precious rights to liberty and property (and, in capital cases, the right to life itself), the government must establish guilt beyond a reasonable doubt at trial.
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The issue was elevated to such importance that during the closing moments of Trump's 2016 campaign -- when time is at its most precious -- the Republican nominee headlined an opioid roundtable where he met face-to-face with those directly impacted by the issue.
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For a woman who's been copied her entire professional life — "imitation is flattering," she says, but it also makes you "adamant about not doing the same thing again" — just knowing that they are entirely hers may be the most precious thing of all.
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"Our health is the most precious resource we have—we should all be working to improve healthcare, instead of ripping coverage away from those most in need," California Attorney General Xavier Becerra said in a statement after the Supreme Court's announcement Monday.
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"Our children are the most precious commodity we have and to know that they're actively being unknowingly poisoned by chemicals we know are dangerous, it's just devastating all over again," Allen said on Wednesday during a press call organized by the EWG.
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If Sinclair's management is intent on having these propaganda-like statements read on air, then let Sinclair executives read them, instead of forcing local TV anchors to do so, thereby eroding the anchors' most precious asset: their reputations for integrity and accuracy.
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Wearing a fur-trimmed black dress suit and matching tuxedos, respectively, they stood in front of the mostly white audience as living, breathing examples of how the criminal justice system systematically robs Black families of one of life's most precious commodities: time.
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This basically tricks hackers, spies, data-stealing ISPs, and all kinds of other sketchy third parties into thinking you're logged on from somewhere else in the world, allowing you to browse with maximum anonymity and security, and protecting your most precious information.
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It was late on the Sabbath eve in central Tel Aviv, and swarms of residents who had driven to dinner were cruising for the most precious real estate in the cram-packed capital of secular Israel: a legal spot on the street.
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GANGNEUNG, South Korea (Reuters) - In a matchup few oddsmaker would have predicted, a powerhouse Russian squad will face off on Sunday against an upstart German team in a battle for one of the ice hockey world's most precious prizes: an Olympic gold medal.
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Indeed, as we confront more and more devastating spectacles of violence on a daily basis, it is with the arts that we truly enter into those most precious and fragile of ethical bonds that foreground the importance of love, compassion and human togetherness.
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In 22016, ISIS militants filmed themselves drilling into the face of the 23 BCE sculpture during an extensive spree of destruction that also included burning books, looting the Mosul Museum and other institutions, and targeting Iraq's most precious and ancient cultural artifacts.
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"I walk this fine line all the time between the most precious of things, the First Amendment, and health and safety," said Kopp, a broadcast veteran in charge of 70 volunteers who host music, news and heated political talk shows on the listener-supported station.
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"The idea behind the Polaroid Lab is that it turns your most precious smartphone photos into tangible Polaroid photographs — bringing them into the world as something you can hold in your hand and store on the fridge door rather than in the cloud," Smolokowski said.
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The emails capture a world where seating charts are arranged with dollar totals in mind, where a White House celebration of gay pride is a thinly disguised occasion for rewarding wealthy donors and where physical proximity to the president is the most precious of currencies.
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The most vital of these is his choice to spend time writing a book—a commitment of several years for an author who believes time is the most precious thing, and whose political project might well be crushed by resistance or snuffed out by indifference.
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I am confident that Makin-Acciani will be an invaluable resource in these efforts, and I look forward to seeing how she will help this administration continue its important work to promote the first and most precious of human rights in the years to come.
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Nor will it be, at least not while Boca Juniors have an appeal lodged with the Court of Arbitration for Sport that, if successful, would see River forced to forfeit the trophy, turning the most precious triumph in its history into the most bitter defeat.
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In 153, China fired a device much higher — about 18,600 miles into space, uncomfortably close to geosynchronous orbit at about 22,000 miles, where some of our most precious satellites dwell, including ones that provide military communications and others that warn of nuclear missile attacks.
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Here&aposs a look: THE LOGISTICS First the nuts and bolts: How do you protect what many North Koreans consider their single most precious resource, the third member of the Kim family to rule and a direct descendant of North Korea&aposs worshipped founder Kim Il Sung?
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A reflection on the impulse to save both the most precious and the apparently valueless, it brings together a variety of imaginary museums, personal collections, and unusual assemblages, revealing the devotion with which artists, collectors, scholars, and hoarders have created sanctuaries for endangered images and artifacts.
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" Nicoli captioned a black-and-white Thursday photo of himself with his new son, "That smell is just everything #soulblessing Ariel 🙏🏼 #welcometothejungle" On Sunday, Swanepoel confirmed her son's name, captioning a photo of her two boys, "These are the most precious gifts life has given me.
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"We know for many of you, a great deal of care has gone into managing your photos and videos using Picasa—including the hours you've invested and the most precious moments you've trusted us with," writes Anil Sabharwal, Head of Google Photos on a blog post.
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Although the storyline of Nikki and Victor's undying love saga "has to be the most precious part of the show for me," Scott owes it to Y&R for introducing her to her own real-life love: she married executive producer Edward J. Scott in 1985.
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Buy it here >>From National Book Award-winning author Colum McCann comes a powerful and heart-wrenching story of two fathers, one Palestinian and one Israeli, united in grief and a sense of purpose to combat the violence that stole what was most precious to them.
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Culture Minister Franck Riester said that the cathedral's treasury of irreplaceable Christian relics — the most precious being the Crown of Thorns believed to have been worn by Jesus Christ, and the tunic of Saint Louis — was safe in the Paris city hall in a radio interview Tuesday morning.
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Launched in January 2014, Facebook's trending news section occupies some of the most precious real estate in all of the internet, filling the top-right hand corner of the site with a list of topics people are talking about and links out to different news articles about them.
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Most recently, we saw Justin Brannan, known for his involvement in hardcore bands Indecision and Most Precious Blood, elected to City Council in Brooklyn; and Danica Roem, vocalist for metal band Cab Ride Home from Northern Virginia, unseating a 25-year incumbent from the Virginia House of Delegates.
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"I think a lot of it is about how you monetize free users and then upsell them into being paid users, but you got to be offering them things that they really care about in terms of taking care of their most precious assets, their home," Durchslag said.
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For him, the universal language of fashion is the best vehicle for amplifying the heritage and legacy of his people while at the same time ensuring the future of those people — in part because his staple material is one of the most precious pelts no longer widely available.
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The truth is, its mines produce the rarest, most precious metal on earth, its fields grows the Heart-Shaped Herb, a Vibranium-enriched plant that grants its leaders superhuman strength, and its jungle creatures provide inspiration for one of the sleekest superheroes to ever leap from the page to the screen.
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Chinese Tech Companies Are Coming for America's Influencers Lucas Shaw reports that China is looking to harvest one of our most precious national resources: Tencent, owner of the all-purpose Chinese app WeChat, is trying to encourage more U.S. social-media stars to do business in the world's No. 1203 economy.
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This is how Richard Brody's glowing New Yorker review (December 30, 2016) of Jarmusch's Paterson begins: Jim Jarmusch is among the rarest and most precious filmmakers of our time, because, at his best—as he is in his new film, "Paterson"—he conjures an entire world of his own imagination.
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Lisa-Jean Marie, a sociologist at the State University of New York in Purchase and author of 290's Sperm Counts: Overcome by Man's Most Precious Fluid: [Early 22006th century] ads for champagne feature [scenes like] a young, slender, girl opening a bottle while another girl near her cracks up.
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Caninus's own Rachel Rosen (who's also known for playing in Indecision and Most Precious Blood) has spent the past 15 years involved in animal rescue efforts, and has just launched a pet apparel company that caters to pet parents for whom checked bandanas and sparkly collars just aren't hard enough.
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In doing so, Manfred — a Harvard-educated labor lawyer and a former baseball investigator trying to sort out truth amid the competing interests of teams, agents, players and their powerful union — had committed a cardinal baseball sin: He failed to show reverence for the game and its most precious symbols.
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"No one should ever face the prospect of a government that can demand to seize your most precious assets without the ability to defend yourself in a fair and impartial court of law," Rick Smith, chief executive of Axon, said in a press statement made after the suit was filed.
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But with the overthrow of the Khmer Republic two years later and the rise of other conflicts in the four decades since, that "most precious" moon rock was separated from its plaque, remounted to a nondescript stand and at some point, hidden away in storage at the National Museum in Phnom Penh.
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Rather, it is because the FBI, over which Comey presided, had leaders who lied, violated the rules, usurped authority that was not theirs, and expressed political biases that may have impacted how two presidential candidates were treated by the bureau during the middle of one of America's most precious events — an election.
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"The Lehman Brothers collapse made financial institutions realise that the most precious thing they are entrusted with is trust – and that winning that back was going to take both structural and cultural change that would have been unimaginable just a few years before," Michael Cole-Fontayn, EMEA Chairman at BNY Mellon told CNBC via email.
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Now, David Bernhardt has picked up right where Zinke left off, willfully ignoring science-driven policy, aggressively pushing the administration's "energy dominance" agenda targeting public lands and coasts across the country, and blatantly disregarding the fundamental duties of the National Park Service to ensure our nation's most precious natural and historic places are protected.
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"God blessed me with the most precious daughter who has brought so much joy to so many lives…eternally grateful🙏🏼🎃✨" As Donald Trump's only daughter with Maples, his second wife, Tiffany grew up with her mother in California — instead of in New York City, where her father and half-siblings Ivanka, Don Jr. and Eric lived.
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Critics nonetheless talk about that arrangement as if the Feds had seized the state's most precious assets, but historically the opposite has been true: for most of its existence, the U.S. government was in the business of transferring land to the states, generally by giving it away for free, through land grants and the Homestead Acts.
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But it would be hard to find another period more devastating to the reputation of the FBI than these past two years when a small cabal at the top of the bureau's leadership structure embarked on a series of actions and decisions that unnecessarily exposed the FBI to concerns about its most precious core values: trust and impartiality.
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"Originally the aim was to have out our most precious objects of Northern Renaissance decorative arts from the permanent collection, so it was all the highest end pieces, but then we started realizing that the most compelling ideas would be relative worth, and we had to bring in middle-range pieces and low-range pieces," Cleland said.
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There is nothing tame or twee or sanitized about any of this stuff and, for me, it's in this version of the English pastoral that Watership Down resides—it's a story that understands the country as a place so full of threat, and where death is so close to hand, that life seems at its most precious.
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One hundred years later Neal Dow got his way: Prohibition was the law of the land, an honest man or woman couldn't get a drink in this country, and America was plunged into a state of near civil war with the gangsters and bootleggers who'd risen up to satisfy one of humanity's most basic, most precious, and most God-sanctioned needs.
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WASHINGTON — House Democrats have scored an extra hour of what may be the most precious commodity in Donald Trump's Washington: Robert Mueller's face on TV. While those bonus 60 minutes might not sound like much, they mark an extended chance to push the former special counsel to actually say something newsworthy at the much-anticipated July 24 event, congressional experts told VICE News.
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The tennis player, the golfer, the free-throw taker or field-goal kicker or fustian batter with the bases loaded in the bottom of the ninth—all are under the kind of immense pressure from which our most precious natural resources are made, and those who transmute in the heat and weight are paid like the valuable commodity they are.
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Although the government has repeatedly assured the public that new technology means the coal plants will not harm the environment, a coal-laden ship recently capsized in the Sundarbans, the third such incident in two years — leading campaigners to question the wisdom of building a coal-fired power plant so close to one of the country's most precious natural habitats.
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I repeat them as I seek them, so as not to forget—tray, cell phone, purple martin; tray, phone, martin, Trayvon Martin, song was invented for you, art was made for you, painting, writing, was yours, our youngest, our most precious, to remind us to shield you—all was yours, all that is left on earth, with your body, was for you.
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Your photos and videosImage: ScreenshotYour personal photos and videos are probably some of the most precious digital possessions you have and you shouldn't attempt to jump between Microsoft and Apple operating systems without first considering what you're going to do with all these files, whether it's uploading them to a cloud service or putting them on an external hard drive (or preferably both for extra safe-keeping).
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He sits at a battered upright piano and presses the keys for the notes that have brought fans to attention since 1970: twenty thousand people listen breathlessly as Mr Young's vulnerable voice—a counterpoint to his biting lyrics—cries through "After the Gold Rush", a surreal story that ends with Earth's most precious seeds being flown away from the planet on a spacecraft for their protection.
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Congresswoman Ann WagnerAnn Louise WagnerThe Suburban Caucus: Solutions for America's suburbs Bottom Line On The Money: Tax, loan documents for Trump properties reportedly showed inconsistencies | Tensions flare as Dems hammer Trump consumer chief | Critics pounce as Facebook crypto project stumbles MORE has also introduced paid family leave legislation to ensure that parents have more flexibility to share one of life's most precious and exceptional moments with their newborn or newly adopted child.
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My friends didn't leave my apartment with a codified will, but the game did push us to answer some pretty intimate and meditative prompts, such as: list our most precious assets and who we would pass them on to, draw up an outline of a eulogy should we have a chance to speak at our own funeral, explain what should happen to our bodies after we die, and decide who would serve as our medical proxy should we go into a coma.
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And he moved to New York City in the 2002 to study jazz, embarking on a professional career that's taken him all over the world, singing back up for groups like the Roots and Usher, to writing songs with Prince and Esperanze Spalding, to dropping his own excellent projects, like 2012's trippy LOVElife Is a Challenge and 2016's excellent LOVE BOMB cover EP. Despite the role music plays in his life, what's most precious to him is family.
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