This was suburban Augusta: mostly white, mostly evangelical, mostly Trump.
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It is not mostly coral, nor mostly treasure ship, nor mostly artifact of racist capitalism, not mostly Caribbean seabed.
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" Asked if Trump "exercises mostly good or mostly bad judgment," 35 percent said "mostly good" and 49 percent said "mostly bad.
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They're mostly male, mostly screenwriters or directors, and they're mostly very heavy drinkers.
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No matter what your chosen platform, sales are mostly down, hardware is mostly bulky, software is mostly slow, and battery life is mostly poor.
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The attendees—mostly white, mostly middle class, mostly in their teens and early twenties—were in their summer best.
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Camo-clad, conspiracy-minded, "mostly men, mostly middle-aged and older, mostly in some stage of grief," Chute writes.
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Facebook is still a mostly white, mostly male tech company.
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Exits mean mostly sales or ... Mostly M&A, some IPOs.
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Outlook: The roster is (mostly) young and (mostly) very good.
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That's mostly bad news, but it's mostly not Samsung's fault.
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Some really great people, I have to say, mostly. Mostly.
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There were other Brooklyn schoolteachers, mostly Jewish, mostly without children.
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And that, at least studio heads seem to think, is what gay porn consumers want: mostly white, mostly hairless, mostly young bros.
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Instead, many of the protesters, some of whom gathered outside the Governor's Mansion, have been mostly older, mostly female and mostly white.
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Welcome back to Processor, a mostly daily newsletter mostly about computers, by which I mostly mean the consumer electronics industry at large.
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Erased off the face of the earth Those dying are mostly young, mostly men, and mostly from Mexico, Honduras, Guatemala or El Salvador.
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It's mostly been making smartwatches, and they've mostly been pretty cheap.
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It was mostly love at the BET Awards Sunday night ... mostly.
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White Democrats these days are mostly college graduates, and mostly women.
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Some mostly agreed with the participants on politics; some mostly disagreed.
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Overseas, traded mostly lower in morning trade, while finished mostly mixed.
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In your own body which is mostly water and mostly not yours.
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When prodded about his mostly young, mostly women fan base, Styles bristled.
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Revenue growth was driven mostly mostly by mobile search and programmatic advertising.
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Over the past half-century, Africa's mostly colonial railways have mostly atrophied.
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His supporters, mostly older whites, clashed outside with protesters, mostly younger Latinos.
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AW: Mostly, I have to say I use Twitter mostly for conferences.
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Let's assume my estimation of the distance scale was mostly legit. Mostly.
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In the past, caucusgoers have tended to be mostly older, mostly white.
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Asked if immigrants mostly helped or mostly harm the economy, the majority of those who offered an opinion in 2017 thought that immigrants mostly helped.
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Focus on businesses deal mostly in mostly cash and are hard to audit.
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The 2006 war killed 1,200 Lebanese, mostly civilians, and 160 Israelis, mostly soldiers.
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European stocks traded mostly higher, while Asia-Pacific indexes were mostly lower overnight.
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One half was mostly outside the Roman Empire, the other mostly inside it.
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They were mostly plastic, mostly white, not much larger than a key fob.
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Luckily the real-life mishaps during filming were mostly small and unimportant. Mostly.
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It's mostly producers, and mostly from the states: Mike WiLL, Zaytoven, Metro Boomin.
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Ms. Kelly asked mostly personal questions and Mr. Trump offered mostly unsurprising answers.
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That familiar audience -- mostly white, probably mostly Christian -- continued to howl its approval.
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I've listened to this album a lot, mostly alone, mostly in my car.
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He was black in a mostly white county in a mostly white state.
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NBA games air mostly on cable, while NFL games air mostly on broadcast.
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And we focused on that mostly within the US, mostly within contact lenses.
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It's mostly senior citizens on my line, so it's mostly one paper per subscription.
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Mostly old, mostly white voters are usually the only ones bothering to show up.
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That's what millions of Americans — mostly white, mostly middle class — have enjoyed for decades.
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In reviews mostly released Tuesday, smartphone critics gave the new iPhone mostly high marks.
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Antarctica, as everyone knows, is mostly covered in ice—mostly being the key word.
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But it's mostly not a State Department issue; it's mostly a Justice Department issue.
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If 2017 was mostly talk, then 2018 is necessarily going to be mostly action.
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They come from a mostly black town and work at a mostly white company.
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It is mostly Nadal uppercuts, up the gut of the court, and mostly forehands.
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So previously, the leadership of both parties looked pretty similar — mostly white, mostly Christian.
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As a new standup at the time, she found it difficult to relate to colleagues at open-mic nights: They were mostly younger, mostly white and mostly men.
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" Phil Collins joined Genesis as its drummer in August 22001, when he was nineteen years old, playing for an audience much like himself, "mostly male, mostly hairy, mostly students.
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Market leaders like banks are mostly weaker today, market laggards like industrials are mostly higher.
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Sandd is known mostly for delivering bulk mail and mostly in the country's urban areas.
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It brought a racial justice message to the mostly black workforce teaching mostly black students.
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"Red dress" is full of emojis which are mostly red, but mostly not dress-related.
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It's mostly men — they're 473% more likely to make this than women — and mostly young.
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The month-long hiatus was mostly an accident, and also (as usual) mostly Liz's fault.
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Nearly 1,200 Lebanese, mostly civilians, were killed in July 2006 and 158 Israelis, mostly soldiers.
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Nowadays, although some philosophers talk about beauty, mostly in abstract ways, art historians mostly don't.
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Disjointed offense, mostly from Colombia, and no-nonsense clear-it-now defending, mostly from Senegal.
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It is the norm among a very small group of individuals — mostly young, mostly men.
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None of which bodes well for Mr. Trump's mostly white, mostly male, extremely wealthy cabinet.
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Primary care, which is mostly at low cost, is provided mostly by the private sector.
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These are mostly inmates who are serving long terms for non-violent -- mostly drug -- offenses.
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Every week, on Tuesday and Thursday, I boarded a bus that took me away from my mostly Black and mostly poor schoolmates, to a mostly white upper middle class school.
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Because mostly old, mostly white people, mostly in Iowa, New Hampshire, and other predominantly white and old states, determine who is elected president and write the script for politicians' narrative.
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His public appearances mostly involve ruthlessly heckling candidates, mostly Republicans during this cycle, from the sidelines.
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The results: LinkedIn employees are mostly white and mostly male, especially in leadership and tech positions.
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Africa's people are mostly rural and poor; its fully qualified lawyers are mostly urban and expensive.
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Banks were mostly better on slighly better loan growth, though net interest margins were mostly flat.
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I attended a mostly white, mostly conservative Christian church in the South for nearly 22016 years.
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This morphed into demands for free tertiary education for the country's mostly poor, mostly black students.
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Mine was discussed mostly favorably and his was discussed mostly unfavorably, neither of which surprised me.
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These scams require the hubris of such powerful people who are mostly white and mostly men.
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The Flint event mostly drew white voters, though, and Mr. Sanders mostly reiterated his stump speech.
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Elizabeth mostly grew up mostly in Washington but graduated from high school in Spartanburg in 1957.
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The mostly upper-middle-class and mostly white MCC subscribers are not the ideal audience either.
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Now it looks like the second view is mostly correct and it is mostly for ill.
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" Masten plans to begin taking payloads to the moon in 2021: "Mostly science payloads, mostly NASA .
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It just seemed like it was going to be a blast, and it mostly was. Mostly?
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Paleontologists have by now mostly solved the mystery of the mammoth's disappearance — mostly, but not quite.
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The dead were mostly young, mostly Latino and mostly gay — though some were none of those and a fair number were straight men and women enjoying an evening of Latin music.
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Donald Trump: True: 2% Mostly True: 7% Half True: 19803% Mostly False: 17% False: 40% Pants on Fire: 19% Hillary Clinton: True: 23% Mostly True: 28% Half True: 21% Mostly False: 15% False: 11% Pants on Fire: 1% The facts: Politifact ranks this oft-repeated claim False.
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A small and flourishing mostly white suburb, it is sandwiched by two significantly poorer, mostly black neighborhoods.
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So far mostly what's happened with #MeToo is we've been outing people, mostly men, and shaming them.
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It's the most elaborate method yet to get rid of the notch, and it mostly works. Mostly.
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I already stuck out with my bright headscarf; my fellow interns were mostly white, mostly in suits.
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A few reviews — mostly from local news stations — have popped up on Twitter, and they're mostly positive.
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The crowd, judging on appearance, is full of CrossFit's mostly white, mostly male, buff and bearded elite.
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There was clearly a "They Can't Stop All Of Us" mentality ... and they were mostly right. Mostly.
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Whereas young people mostly message each other with it, and mostly do it in pictures and videos.
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Overall, 57% say they're mostly happy with the way this year's congressional elections, 34% are mostly disappointed.
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"We're in mostly tetrapack and mostly in cans and in certain instances in plastic bottles," said Kirban.
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Asian markets closed mostly higher on Wednesday as investors mostly shrugged off North Korea's latest missile launch.
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The mostly public, mostly permanent, social network on which Facebook built its empire is reaching a plateau.
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Park's high school friends were mostly white, and the pop culture he consumed was mostly white, too.
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The venture capital firms that back Silicon Valley's major startups are still mostly white and mostly male.
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That conflict was between Tamils, who are mostly Hindu, and the Sinhalese majority, who are mostly Buddhist.
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In Cincinnati, Trump had a mostly white audience cheering at the decay of mostly black inner cities.
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Today (Saturday): The morning looks mostly dry despite some areas of fog and otherwise mostly cloudy skies.
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So mostly they walked, and mostly to the Waffle House a few worn-out strip malls away.
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There are a number of properties for sale in town, mostly apartments and mostly not very attractive.
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Instead, he lectures an intended audience that he clearly imagines to be mostly white and mostly academic.
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She plays, Lenny, a former psychiatric inmate, who is now probably mostly human and probably mostly alive.
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That, of course, is scary to the slippery-slope crowd, who worry that a small coterie of mostly male, mostly white, mostly obscenely wealthy people are making such enormous publishing decisions for everyone.
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This would likely create two separate markets: One mostly for healthy people, and one mostly for sick people.
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The lyrics are mostly terrible And the lyrics — all of which were written by Zayn — are mostly terrible.
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Both men's supporters are mostly white, mostly male and express a strong disdain for the current political system.
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The mostly black, mostly artist crowd went wild, feet stamping, arms embracing, song pouring out — Los Angeles burned.
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Atlantic basin crudes are mostly "light" and "sweet" while Arabian crudes are mostly "medium" or "heavy" and "sour".
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After all, the two are mostly seen on the Hill and on TV, respectively, meaning it's mostly suits.
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The events have mostly caused small plumes with little ash and mostly steam, according to US Geological Survey.
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Looking to markets, European stocks were mostly higher during market trade, while markets in Asia closed mostly mixed.
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The 218 rules, rendered here mostly in their original form, are mostly simple, though sometimes a bit weird.
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"One subtype was anhedonic and anxious, another was mostly just anhedonic, another was mostly just anxious," Liston says.
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The short answer is that they mostly don't live past 15 months, because Holsteins are mostly dairy cows.
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Proponents say it has up to a million followers, mostly female, and mostly in their teens and 20s.
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" Classical music, he said, "was characterized as an art that concerned mostly an elite, and mostly older people.
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The 2006 war killed nearly 1,200 people, mostly civilians, in Lebanon and 158 people in Israel, mostly soldiers.
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Nearly 1,200 Lebanese, mostly civilians, died in the July war and 158 people died in Israel, mostly soldiers.
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Just 35% of Americans think the war effort "mostly succeeded," while 49% think it "mostly failed," per Pew.
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The report says 27% of students are in mostly non-white districts and 26% are in mostly white.
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Here's a secret: (Mostly black) college athletes are kept poor to fill the pockets of (mostly white) administrators.
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Those employees will be mostly white, mostly men, and mostly known for upholding an industry whose sexism is towering, peerless and, according to charmers like James Damore, not even as sexist as it should be.
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In the past few decades, the makeup of Denver's student population has gone from mostly white to mostly Latino.
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Making matters worse, emerging economies borrow mostly in dollars, while their biggest customers mostly pay in euros, Hauner said.
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European stocks traded mostly lower in the morning session, while Asia-Pacific indexes mostly fell into negative territory overnight.
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He has an annoying habit of weaving fussy patrimonial garlands linking his subjects to mostly dead, mostly male masters.
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In Britain garden-gleaning is confined mostly to Hackney, a now-hipster (and mostly gardenless) part of East London.
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Most people think of fiat money as the stuff they get in exchange for work; mostly stable, mostly dependable.
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But even mostly the kinds of people, mostly came out of—not all, but most of them college graduates.
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All in all, Uber looks like a lot of other tech companies: mostly white and Asian and mostly male.
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U.S. stocks traded mostly lower at Europe's close with energy prices weighing on sentiment, while Asia finished mostly lower.
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POWELL: I WOULD SAY THAT THE POST CRISIS REFORM PROGRAM HAS BEEN MOSTLY COMPLETED AND HAS MOSTLY BEEN SUCCESSFUL.
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It was mostly a 25-45 year-old range of good looking people, mostly fit, well off and clean.
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The volunteers were mostly women, and mostly middle-aged, and had come outfitted for day hikes of moderate exertion.
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The current debate around gender is mostly women complaining about men to other women, and men mostly ignoring them.
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At Danaher, he could mostly ignore an outside world that mostly ignored him — a luxury he no longer enjoys.
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The neighborhood has gone from mostly black to mostly white, and 75 percent of his customers are now tourists.
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Responses range from the good (mostly at the state and local level) to bad (mostly bad advice from economists).
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Skin Deep This fall, the new class of perfumes are mostly floral, mostly strong and not at all dainty.
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The 2008 film "21," about a team of mostly Asian-American blackjack players, was cast with mostly white actors.
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Way back in 2004, before Family Guy was uncanceled by Fox, when it was still the late-night Adult Swim viewing of choice for many mostly young, mostly male Americans (including your mostly young, mostly male correspondent), my friend Jaime Weinman made a 10-point list of why he hated Family Guy.
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In The Act, out on Hulu on March 20, the Blanchard's neighbors are mostly fooled by Dee Dee's act — mostly.
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"I had mostly gay male friends when I met Matthew, and he had mostly straight female friends," Mr. Martinez said.
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In their 2006 war nearly 1,200 people, mostly civilians, died in Lebanon and 158 people died in Israel, mostly soldiers.
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As I consider this past year, what strikes me is how #MeToo has mostly benefited culturally prominent, mostly white women.
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"Mostly, if I'm going to be honest, I'm mostly confused by other women who criticize her physical appearance," he said.
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"The dead were mostly youths, no women or children, mostly of the age where they can carry arms," Maiga said.
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The repeal effort eventually failed in part because the answers — mostly higher prices for mostly worse insurance — were so unsatisfactory.
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"I would say that the post-crisis reform program has been mostly completed and has mostly been successful," Powell said.
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Before liberation" — the 1949 Communist revolution — "people naming cockroaches were mostly Japanese, and the specimens mostly were in Taiwan University.
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Their first look found 2202 percent with mostly liberal positions on their questions and 2628 percent with mostly conservative views.
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The strategy worked for people whether they followed diets that were mostly low in fat or mostly low in carbohydrates.
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"They were struck with batons mostly in the upper arms and shoulders and lower legs, mostly ankles," said Abdel Rahman.
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In their 2006 war, nearly 1,200 people, mostly civilians, died in Lebanon and 158 people died in Israel, mostly soldiers.
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Then the athletes embarked on three and a half weeks of intense training, while eating mostly fat or mostly carbs.
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Unfortunately, his son has little use for the mostly military (and mostly soundly defeated) figures that Dad comes up with.
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The core of the problem: Venture capital firms typically recruit from the C-suites of big tech companies (mostly men), from the entrepreneurs that they've previously backed (mostly men), or from other venture capital firms (mostly men).
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Fewer, 44%, think the President is mostly telling the truth about it, with views sharply divided by party (86% of Republicans say his public statements on it have been mostly true, while 83% of Democrats say mostly false).
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The children who had tried alcohol before sixth grade — mostly at home, mostly beer and wine, mostly given by a parent — were more likely to have had full drinks or gotten drunk by the beginning of ninth grade.
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And even if a company hopes that the engineers think about implications, those workers (mostly white, mostly male, mostly in office parks around Palo Alto) cannot possibly conceive of how many lives the algorithms will impact and how.
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When I look at the current U.S. House of Representatives, I see a body that is mostly white and mostly male.
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In some ways, the crowd is similar to the one I encountered in Manchester: mostly white, mostly male, busting with enthusiasm.
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In effect, this would mean less money for expansion (mostly blue) states, and more money for non-expansion (mostly red) states.
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The site isn't measuring a movie's quality so much as it's measuring whether a movie is mostly good or mostly bad.
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So far that mostly hasn't ended in disaster for everyone, because the country mostly hasn't been tested with an urgent crisis.
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The Lannisters stand astride the country like colossi, but their power is mostly illusory — they mostly gain it from trampling everybody.
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"People with HIV are mostly poor, they're mostly marginalized," said leading activist Mark Heywood from South Africa's Section 27 rights group.
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The dancers, who are mostly black women, are protesting preferential treatment of club owners toward the "bartenders," who are mostly white.
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It feels pretty political when you see on one side mostly white people and on the other side mostly marginalized people.
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" Hill argued that the current system "benefits a bunch of rich, mostly white people at the expense of mostly minority students.
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His current show, "Per Kirkeby: Paintings and Bronzes From the 19493s," reflects Mr. Werner's stable of (mostly male, mostly European) artists.
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Football reflects this country's racial caste system: mostly black players sacrificing their bodies for the entertainment of a mostly white audience.
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The mostly Hungarian-speaking population here is part of a large minority of ethnic Hungarians living mostly in the Transylvania region.
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As states and institutional financial aid has mostly declined, federal financial aid (mostly Pell Grants) is pivotal in maintaining college access.
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"I think that he mostly, despite all of this litigation that's going on, he mostly wants peace and quiet," she added.
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The second season felt a lot stronger than the first; it had a mostly season-long arc that felt mostly conclusive.
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Instead, it's about xenophobia: about marking Europe as a place for (mostly white) Europeans and keeping out the (mostly Muslim) foreign threats.
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The bulk of the fair was taken up by the main section, featuring mostly well-established galleries showing mostly market-friendly work.
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More broadly, I'm trying to figure out if the problem is mostly me, or mostly my device and the apps I use.
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They are mostly conservative states, mostly in the South and Midwest, that have refused federal money to cover their low-income residents.
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The PD is the child of a marriage between mostly working-class ex-communists and mostly middle-class, progressive ex-Christian Democrats.
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Fifty-seven percent of Republicans say their party is mostly divided, and 58 percent of Democrats say their party is mostly united.
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A group of immigrant activists and organizers, mostly young, mostly Latino, stands in a circle, playing a pass-the-hot-potato game.
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It was flooded with more than 500 responses, mostly from women and mostly harshly critical after learning of details about the case.
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Clinton veer from admiration, mostly among women and civil libertarians, to distaste, mostly among male policy makers and an often nationalistic public.
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Nearby residents—mostly poor, and mostly African American—complain about the stench and runoff from these pits when the sun is shining.
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This budget deal didn't fulfill progressive wish lists, and 11 mostly progressive Democrats did oppose it, alongside 16 mostly fiscally conservative Republicans.
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There are two programs this week from Mostly Mozart's resident ensemble: The first, on Friday and Saturday, sticks mostly to, well, Mozart.
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"Everyone was sweet, mostly our age, mostly first-time homeowners," said Ms. Dercher, who is now the vice president of the board.
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"Women are mostly mothers and directors are mostly children, so the two go very well together," she said in a 903 interview.
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We should be mostly dry during the afternoon despite lingering mostly cloudy skies, with highs rising near 50 to the mid-50s.
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Right now, I get a mostly chronological feed of posts from Twitter and Tumblr and a mostly algorithmic feed from Facebook and Instagram.
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So safety for the newcomers, who are mostly white and mostly middle or upper class, becomes the priority in the hyper-gentrified city.
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The presenters were mostly all business and seemingly sober, the winners were mostly thoughtful and serious, acting the part of gracious if abashed.
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The economy added 39,700 goods-producing sector jobs, mostly in construction, and gained 66,900 services-sector jobs, mostly in wholesale and retail trade.
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Namely, a 400-person, six-and-a-half-year-old company, has mostly had the kind of trajectory that other startups envy. Mostly.
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It's just plain fun to spend some time with mostly likable people doing mostly good things for other people that they care about.
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"Right now the safest thing to do is pretend to be a mostly straight male instead of a mostly gay transwoman," they said.
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The Trump campaign used Facebook mostly to drive direct-response fundraising efforts, while the Clinton campaign used Facebook mostly to drive persuasion messaging.
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Though this mostly meant washing bathtubs full of dishes and swatting an absurd amount of flies whilst preparing lunch, I mostly enjoyed it.
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"Hated in the Nation" asks its audience to accept without question that technology is mostly bad, and that people mostly are as well.
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Silicon Valley gives you the impression that small companies like Pied Piper are mostly capable while big companies like Hooli are mostly inept.
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More recently, however, she has turned the camera onto others, mostly women, who are mostly in the nude and frozen into symbolic postures.
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They mostly circulate among animals, and in the few cases where they have infected humans, they've mostly caused symptoms of the common cold.
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These are also novels in which you can't immediately tell whether a character will turn out to be mostly admirable or mostly not.
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The last ice age ended about 10,000 years ago, and the planet entered a long, stable period of mostly warm, mostly wet conditions.
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These mostly white, mostly not-well-educated voters experienced the change as threat, which manifested in support for hard-line anti-immigrant parties.
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You look at homecare workers, mostly women of color, mostly immigrants who are looking after our parents, who are looking after our children.
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This means that farms that are mostly forested, as required by the law, are worth far less than farms that are mostly cleared.
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And, because she can't seem to help it, she gave a history lesson to a crowd that was mostly white and mostly young.
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The first presidency is mostly real; the second presidency has been mostly imaginary ever since the failure of Obamacare repeal left Ryanism neutered.
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The rancher—surrounded by more than 1,000 mostly white, mostly right-wing, and mostly armed militiamen—punked out the dozen or so federal agents sent to round up the cattle, and eventually forced the BLM to stand down and give the cows back.
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They are mostly kept by American presidents, mostly kept by members of Congress, and mostly kept by foreign politicians, too: Beyond those facts, it's important to recognize that politicians are constrained from delivering on their promises by the objective political and institutional reality.
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Thankfully, that changed today at the panel for the Starz show, which adapts Neil Gaiman's 2001 novel into a (mostly) living, (mostly) breathing thing.
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Until then, they were mostly secluded; it was mostly men who worked in factories, all together, and [lived] quite close to where they worked.
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At a school-board meeting on February 15th vocal charter supporters, mostly black parents frustrated with poor local schools, confronted angry, mostly white, teachers.
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Now that everyone's got all of the Note 7 jokes mostly out of their system, we can mostly agree that Samsung makes good phones.
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"Even a well-meaning advertiser might end up reaching a mostly white and/or mostly male audience," said Mr Sapiezynski, summing up his research.
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Yeah, the road was hard and we were figuring out how to do it, but it was mostly fantastic and mostly full of joy.
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Iranian Kurds, mostly Sunni, are about ten percent of the population and live mostly in the under-developed northwest, which borders Iraq and Turkey.
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However, Smollett Bell has mostly kept photos of baby Hunter, the couple's first child, out of the spotlight and mostly off of her Instagram.
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But mostly, you hear dirty talk delivered with a mostly-but-not-totally straight face, slipped atop digital pulses aimed straight at the body.
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Fifty-one percent said they favor a "mostly capitalist" economy, while 22019 percent said that the U.S. economy should be a "mostly socialist" one.
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The market has been focused mostly on $88 billion in new short and intermediate-dated supply, which was sold to mostly below average demand.
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" Overall, 64 percent of Americans polled said they viewed the demographic changes as "mostly positive," versus 31 percent who said it was "mostly negative.
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The housing boom of the 20123s was mostly a boom in the construction of single-family homes — mostly at the edge of urban areas.
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This group is mostly white, mostly without a college degree and disproportionately rural, according to the analysis, by YouGov Blue and Data for Progress.
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In the first two decades after independence, Kazakhstan focused mostly on developing its oil fields and mostly ignored its cows, whose number declined steeply.
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As in Antigua and on other Caribbean islands, the social and economic division between mostly white "haves" and mostly black "have-nots" runs deep.
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Dannielle Geneus from New Jersey understands when it most often afflicts her: Mostly when envy plays in my life its mostly because of looks.
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Toby attended a mostly white elementary school in his neighborhood and hung out mostly with white students even in his more integrated middle school.
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But that's sort of the point: The cultural foundations of America, as you note repeatedly in the book, are mostly white and mostly Christian.
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Right now, roughly 37 percent of US homes are electrified, mostly in the South, mostly using inefficient baseboard heating rather than efficient heat pumps.
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In many respects he was the best of the "establishment," a nebulous, shifting universe of highly educated, mostly white, mostly Christian, mostly straight male elites who have ruled the United States—in elected office and in other positions of power—for most of its history.
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"If there's a significant shift away from dividend yielding [sectors], some of the names that are in those sectors or ETFs — mostly utilities, mostly REITs, mostly telecom — those could come under pressure, and I would say consumer staples is another concern," she said Friday.
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The disagreement is on whether raising trade barriers mostly hurts the country that is raising them or mostly hurts the country that is being targeted.
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Even better, his selection raises the hope that if he wins a Trump administration will be mostly staffed by mostly pretty normal Mike Pence types.
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From what I saw during the several hours I attended, they were a somewhat varied bunch — but mostly young and middle aged, and mostly white.
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When he used his white voice, he was mostly offered white neighbourhoods and when he used his Hispanic voice he was mostly offered Hispanic ones.
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The BLR has revealed contemporary fears—mostly submitted, it's worth noting, by people in California—and they mostly revolve around water, technology and the planet.
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To complete the panorama of human surveillance, the government has a programme called "becoming kin" in which local families (mostly Uighur) "adopt" officials (mostly Han).
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Tesco, a supermarket, faces claims of up to £4bn for paying (mostly male) warehouse staff more than (mostly female) shop-floor staff doing similar tasks.
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The long-term effects of inhaled particles on (mostly male) miners have been studied extensively; those of cleaning products on (mostly female) cleaners have not.
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It's mostly academically scorned and mostly popularly adored, and, depending on who you read, it's either the savior of modern feminism or its death knell.
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Like other wealthy Gulf Arab states, Qatar hosts tens of thousands of mostly female domestic workers, mostly from the Philippines, South Asia and East Africa.
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Friday, December 247: A (mostly) quiet Christmas Despite the unseasonably warm temperatures across the country, the candidates mostly kept the mitts on during the holiday.
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Fighting has been mostly confined to Sinai, where the Egyptian military has a heavy presence and which is mostly sealed off to the news media.
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"We were thinking about how the house sheltered and protected a queer subculture — mostly gay men and mostly artists, who weren't totally out," Gerard explains.
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Marie: Mostly in the wealthier Parisian neighborhoods, actually, because the streets are mostly empty at that time and no one will notice if you're attacked.
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For months, aides were mostly able to redirect a neophyte president with warnings about the consequences of his actions, and mostly control his public behavior.
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Here are a bunch of mostly black, mostly American athletes being paraded, bought and dealt by a league whose upper management is almost entirely white.
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A sustaining pleasure of this alluring subgenre, of course, is the spectacle of mostly male, mostly naked bodies miraculously sliding over and through the water.
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Some critics use a four- or five-star rating, sometimes with half-stars included, to help quantify mixed opinions as mostly negative or mostly positive.
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But here we are, five years later, continuing to create and fund technology that mostly serves a narrow cohort of people who mostly look the same.
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The company's poor performance was mostly due to poor sales in the mostly autonomous region of Hong Kong, which has much less restrictive laws on censorship.
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More still say that the things Trump has said publicly about the investigation have been mostly false (50%), than that they have been mostly true (43%).
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They fought a month-long war in 2006 in which nearly 1,200 people, mostly civilians, died in Lebanon and 158 people died in Israel, mostly soldiers.
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It flies in the face of a movement that I'm part of that was mostly woman-led, mostly led by people of color and LGBTQ people.
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The OECD, a club of mostly rich countries, counts 360 places in the world as "fragile"—mostly countries, but including the West Bank and Gaza Strip.
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They fought a month-long conflict in 2006 in which nearly 1,200 people, mostly civilians, died in Lebanon and 158 people died in Israel, mostly soldiers.
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Like thinking in this way and changes, because it has been a top-down, it's mostly ... It's not democratic, it's mostly autocratic, a lot of companies.
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Nigeria is Africa's most populous nation with some 190 million inhabitants from around 250 ethnic groups spread across a mostly Muslim north and mostly Christian south.
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That would impact buyers mostly in the mid-to-lower tier housing market since their home purchases are mostly financed through bank loans, according to Baijal.
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It's a gleaming, pixelated future—mostly clean, mostly shiny, punctuated by cranes and pile drivers pushing foundations through the city's wobbly ground in search of bedrock.
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On the issue of 5G, we refer mostly to relationships with Chinese manufacturers; on the subject of data we mostly talk about relationships with US platforms.
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The film's mostly English dialogue did not meet the section's criteria because submitted films need to mostly be in a language other than English to qualify.
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My TV diet is mostly cable and streaming, mostly on demand, though a couple broadcast shows like "This Is Us" and "Family Guy" still slip through.
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The median earnings of information technology managers (mostly men) are 238 percent higher than human resources managers (mostly women), according to Bureau of Labor Statistics data.
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The first wave of Tet attacks had been aimed mostly at the towns and cities, which meant mostly at the forces of the South Vietnamese government.
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Many polls show that Britons have now gone from mostly thinking that Britain was right to leave Europe after the referendum to mostly thinking the opposite.
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For a century French politics had been divided between mostly Catholic monarchists and mostly anticlericalist republicans, and the church had championed royalists against the secular republic.
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At the five-year point, 84 percent of women expressed either mostly positive emotions or no emotions, while 6 percent felt mostly negative about their procedure.
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The analysis found that pricing disparities between neighborhoods that were mostly white and those inhabited mostly by minorities were wider than differences in risk could explain.
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Asked if removing Confederate monuments mostly helped or hurt race relations, 35.5 percent said that removing them "mostly hurts," while 24.6 percent said it would help.
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And I saw that the rich were mostly white and the poor mostly black, but that there were also members of both tribes in both classes.
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All this fostered an environment in which the students mostly likely to get through were those who had already been exposed to coding — young men, mostly.
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Most Republicans think their side is mostly losing in the political process, and most Democrats also think their side is mostly losing in the political process.
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"God will send to you in the form of an angel, the devil!" someone on the defense side said to the mostly white, mostly male jury.
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Many polls show that Britons have now gone from mostly thinking Britain was right to leave Europe after the 2016 referendum to mostly thinking the opposite.
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First, the growth of robo-advisors, which will build a portfolio of mostly ETFs based on a series of investment parameters determined mostly by filling out questionnaires.
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CBS polling earlier this year suggested 50% of women think that the president's policies have mostly hurt women, compared with 234% percent suggesting they have mostly helped.
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In addition the sample was adjusted to reflect the percentage of the population residing in mostly Democratic counties, mostly Republican counties and counties more closely balanced politically.
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The new streaming service is designed for everyone, which isn't necessarily true for HBO Now (mostly adults) or Disney+ (mostly children, and Marvel or Star Wars fans).
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A group of moderate House Democrats recently released a menu of mostly very modest, mostly very cheap tweaks that would help make exchanges work a lot better.
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NASA's method (very creative) to simulate moon-gravity is to have the a human suspended mostly horizontal by strings and then move on a mostly vertical surface.
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Such "platform liability" would hurt small (mostly European) ones more than big (mostly American) ones, because there are economies of scale in policing this sort of thing.
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The procedural vote creating the OCE passed the House by a single vote, 28503-22019, with Republicans mostly voting against it and Democrats mostly voting for it.
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In addition, the sample was adjusted to reflect the percentage of the population residing in mostly Democratic counties, mostly Republican counties, and counties more closely balanced politically.
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As a result, he's always at risk of being ghettoized by the homogeneous club (mostly white, mostly wealthy) that determines what is "literary" and what is not.
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Sixty-four percent said if Clinton were elected, she would mostly carry out Obama's policies, while 33 percent think her policies would mostly be different than Obama's.
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In addition, the sample was adjusted to reflect the percentage of the population residing in mostly Democratic counties, mostly Republican counties and counties more closely balanced politically.
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I predicted a battle for America's mostly stagnant transportation fuel mix would unfold this year, and it is — but it's mostly a fight between ethanol and oil.
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While the crack cocaine epidemic, for instance, produced a response mostly through the criminal justice system, the opioid epidemic has led mostly to a public health response.
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Now read the rest of the Times article about funding differences between mostly white school districts and mostly nonwhite ones, and then answer the following questions: 1.
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Hezbollah and neighboring Israel fought a month-long war in 2006 that killed nearly 1,200 people in Lebanon, mostly civilians, and more than 150 Israelis, mostly soldiers.
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Some 30,000 North Koreans have defected, mostly in the past two decades, and mostly by traveling a highly dangerous route through China and eventually to South Korea.
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One week after their abortions, 51% of women felt mostly positive about their decisions, while 17% felt mostly negative and 12% felt a mix of both emotions.
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But the United States Supreme Court later all but banned the busing of children between mostly black urban districts and mostly white suburban ones to achieve integration.
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"Baby boomers grew up in an era where America was mostly white, and the biggest racial minority was African Americans who were still mostly segregated," Frey noted.
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But Weinman noticed, accurately, that there weren't jokes there, just winks and nods designed to make the show seem knowing to a mostly young, mostly male viewership cohort.
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The annual gathering of mostly young, mostly white conservatives in the Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center in the D.C. suburbs takes on added significance in election years.
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Here is some of what ensues: The two desert gangs in question are the Rabbits, mostly women and children, peaceful; and the Bears, mostly men, aggressive and violent.
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A Reuters correspondent said there were aircraft, mostly helicopters, flying over the Kirkuk area on the day as mostly Kurdish militant forces fought off the Islamic State assault.
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I was there to take part in the most widespread and nefarious system used by mostly white, mostly wealthy people to sidestep the admissions process at American colleges.
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These little invaders are zoonotic, meaning they can spread between animals and humans; gamma and delta coronaviruses mostly infect birds, while alpha and beta mostly reside in mammals.
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At the time, cookbooks were mostly for fancy professional chefs, and mostly French, but Glasse wrote her cookbook for housewives and domestic servants of the new middle class.
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For the time being, all of this data is mostly useful for the so-called ADAS systems that make driving easier, but still mostly rely on human drivers.
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Throughout the years that I've watched these shows though, I've always noticed the marked difference between the series that star mostly Black casts versus the mostly white ones.
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Climate is what determines where you might live—like the Mediterranean because it's mostly mild, or if you like cross country skiing, Northern Alaska, because it's mostly cold.
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Judge's assessment of his TV show — that it's doing us all a service by featuring mostly men and mostly male stories — brings to mind that pissing/raining adage.
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Fissures have also deepened between the two halves of the postwar middle class: between college-educated, mostly white-collar workers and high-school-educated, mostly blue-collar workers.
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Pew classifies 18% of American readers as mostly or consistently conservative, and 59% as mostly or consistently "liberal" (in the American sense, left-wing in the British one).
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"Mostly you see that the so-called lower-caste are mostly targeted," says Bhanwar Meghwanshi, an activist in Rajasthan who works with women who have been branded witches.
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Iltebir's appointment is significant because she is a member of the Uighur ethnic group, the marginalized, mostly-Muslim community mostly based in the western Chinese region of Xinjiang.
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Equities in Asia closed mostly lower on Wednesday as China data came in mostly in line with expectations and markets awaited the Federal Reserve's decision on monetary policy.
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Over the course of six months, the researchers found that the low-carb athletes used mostly fat as fuel while the higher-carb group's bodies used mostly carbohydrates.
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High-achieving parents who met at elite institutions move to areas mostly already populated by elites and have their kids enroll in mostly elite-populated schools and extracurriculars.
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Home care aides, mostly women and mostly minorities, represent one of the nation's fastest-growing occupations, increasing from 2000,215 to more than 262 million over the past decade.
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Lebanon has little economy, but Hezbollah runs rackets — mostly arms and drugs, mostly in South America — and kills people in Europe, and Jews and Israelis around the world.
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She now mostly buys her bras online and at Nordstrom, environments that are mostly free of the sexed-up imagery that makes Victoria's Secret the store it is.
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It started mainstreaming conservative talking points and conspiracies, quickly gained a huge (mostly white, mostly old) audience, and, through sheer chutzpah, was accepted as a legitimate news outlet.
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An electronics factory provides jobs to a portion of the population of 130,000, which is mostly Catholic and mostly poor, though farming and fishing are the main industries.
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Pakistan and India have been bitter enemies since 1947 when Britain decolonized the Indian subcontinent and created two nations: the mostly Hindu India, and the mostly Muslim Pakistan.
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It wasn't until 2015, after a decade of mostly white, mostly famous cover stars, that Teen Vogue changed course, with a cover featuring three little-known black models.
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Cooper's rather more carefully balanced movie is mostly about Jack and Ally until it's mostly about Jack — his pain, attempted recovery, continued suffering and culminating moment of grace.
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Opinion: How getting real about race saved a friendship As a black woman at a mostly white college, Marissa Calhoun says she mostly tiptoed around talking about race.
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The book tours the mostly snow-covered terrain of Austria, France, Italy and Switzerland, with plates of mostly rustic comfort food at every welcoming inn and warming hut.
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There were very few jobs — the economy consists mostly of a small grocery store, a government office and infrastructure jobs that seem to go mostly to white outsiders.
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"A lot of Japanese people grow up in homo-gender environments, where you're surrounded by mostly women or mostly men for a lot of your life," he says.
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"There's a big overlap between Trump voters and Sanders voters, and all of them are mostly men, mostly white, mostly in trades and union members — folks who work minimum wage and up, but they have been decimated by the great recession and they see their economic security threatened," Marsh said.
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That concert, which celebrated TodayTix's five-year anniversary and was hosted by Darren Criss, featured (mostly) Broadway stars like Matthew Morrison and Ariana Debose, who (mostly) performed pop standards.
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At Kichin, a mostly Korean, mostly takeout shop under the Marcy Avenue subway stop in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, it is one of several slightly unorthodox rice balls, small but mighty.
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It mostly employs Polish workers but last year started hiring foreign staff, mostly from Ukraine, as Poland struggles to compete with other European Union countries in attracting EU workers.
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As long as Drake is a human brand and continues to extend himself into non-musical ventures, we'll keep getting these mostly harmless, mostly funny moments, and that's fine.
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We talk about "evangelicals" without noting that white and nonwhite evangelicals have polar opposite politics, with the latter mostly siding with Democrats and the former remaining mostly staunch Republicans.
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Finkenauer, a moderate, comes from a mostly white, mostly rural part of Iowa — raised in Sherrill, a town, she likes to say, where there are more cows than people.
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And the roads he travels are mostly empty with the city sealed off, public transportation shut down and private vehicles mostly banned in an effort to contain the coronavirus.
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About 30 percent of teens said that social media has had a mostly positive impact on people their age while 24 percent said the effect has been mostly negative.
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The world added 153 Gigawatts of new wind and solar capacity in 2015—mostly in the form of land-based wind turbines and solar arrays, and mostly in China.
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Having a man say he was mostly interested in my belly was no different than when I was thin and knowing a man was mostly interested in my body.
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So far, however, the day-to-day developments of the campaign mostly haven't moved the needle -- or, at the very least, these needle movements have mostly cancelled themselves out.
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They also said — Colombia being a mostly Roman Catholic country, where sex is mostly for procreation — that bringing children into a world of such limited opportunities was immoral. So?
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Thousands of poor people—mostly black and mostly men—have been killed during "pacification" efforts to make the city appear peaceful, but the exact number is hard to determine.
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Pearcy had barely finished saying Franken's name when quiet murmurs and palpable tension spread across the room of dozens of mostly white and mostly 271- and 229-something women.
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Among registered voters who did not cast ballots two years ago, opinion of Trump's performance is mostly split between saying things have been mostly as expected or even worse.
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Though there's a big gap between those who think the plan will mostly benefit corporations (18 percent) and those who think it will mostly benefit small businesses (7 percent).
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Greer pointed out that over the last 40 to 50 years, the wage class has mostly suffered while the other three classes have mostly prospered or stayed the same.
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For years I've kept my drinking glasses in the freezer, because (1) I enjoy frosty glasses; (2) the freezer is mostly empty; and (3) my cupboards are mostly full.
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With (mostly black) players and (mostly white) team owners united in their opposition to Trump, polls show that a solid majority of Americans think Trump was in the wrong.
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And, as a result, an audience of mostly kids—mostly Godless, if I'm guessing—can absorb Chance muttering into the night sky that he speaks to God in public.
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I've been to a lot of gaming conventions, my favorites being Big Bad Con (focused mostly on tabletop and LARPing) and GaymerX (focused mostly on video and computer games).
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Weak investment in 2016 mostly had to do with an enormous drop in oil and gas drilling, and the rebound in 2017 came mostly because of that sector's recovery.
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As many as 40,000 students would have been transferred to different schools through a combination of school rezoning and a pairing up of mostly white and mostly black schools.
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And I hope over the course of this campaign, you will see how I speak about these issues -- not only with mostly black audiences, but with mostly white audiences.
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Every year, tens of thousands of Americans, mostly white and mostly male, gather together in some field or plain or Massachusetts suburb and re-enact the nation's bloodiest battles.
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The lyrics, mostly in Mandarin but also English, are a collection of folk tales, myths and poems about gods and the spiritual realm, mostly by the poet Qu Yuan.
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"Some shows are mostly talk, some shows are mostly music, but just having the ability to play the song completely changes the way it's consumed," said COO Murray Levison.
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Thank goodness, then, for this warm-hearted family drama about a loud, fractious family of mostly economically comfortable, mostly white folks who tried to solve every problem with love.
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For years, it offered overlapping festivals that competed for audiences and donors: Mostly Mozart, known mostly for traditional concerts; and the Lincoln Center Festival, with theater, dance and spectacle.
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But mostly, it is bound to "Paradise" by the milieu itself — a mostly white, poverty-stricken community that is reckoning with a terrible secret in the forest outside town.
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People stare mostly at content from their friends or their favorite publishers in a vertical feed, mostly in some app, and the content itself is "atomized" in that feed.
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When he did, he ended up stumbling onto a constituency: a group of mostly older and mostly white people who also felt that political elites hadn't taken them seriously.
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Twelve people – mostly children – were reportedly in attendance.
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" - Calry, 42 "Cary Elwes as mostly dead Westley.
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And international — Europe, mostly — is growing very fast.
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"Live Uncertainty" remains mostly — thankfully — in the pavilion.
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" - Ben, 235 "E was mostly heroin: passed out.
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The crowd — mostly women, for the record — roared.
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Traister: My initial idea was that the book would be mostly contemporary journalism—mostly the interviews with single women, across ages, backgrounds, races, religions—about their experiences of being single.
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Facebook: Hold onto your hat, the Facebook logo is now a circle instead of a square, and the mobile app has switched from a mostly blue design to mostly white.
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We would think nothing of a rule that dictated that an executive's assistant must carry the executive's briefcase, even if the assistants were mostly women and the executives mostly men.
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She says that in her observation, it's primarily tourists — mostly women, but some men, too — who will flash for beads, mostly staying within a specific area of the French Quarter.
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Beheadings and other gruesome pics and videos are kept from us by teams of content moderators mostly employed by US tech companies, cheaply, mostly in East and Southeast Asian countries.
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By the same token, elections where one party courts mostly younger minorities and the other courts mostly older whites can have a divisive impact on the nation as a whole.
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Nearly 30 years after unification the region still suffers the aftershock from the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, when millions—mostly young, mostly women—fled for the west.
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Baby-boomers (mostly born in the 1950s) have accumulated far more wealth (property, shares and other savings) than Generation X (mostly in the 1970s) and millennials (the 1980s and after).
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While most Americans believe that humans are mostly responsible for climate change, 32 percent still believe that it's mostly a natural phenomenon — a notion that climate scientists have long discredited.
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That set the stage for the second wave, which has been mostly about software and apps, writing on top of the internet, mostly on top of smartphones, Facebook, Google, etc.
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It is divided between fossil-fuel fundamentalists, mostly Republicans, and clean-energy enthusiasts, mostly Democrats, who cannot agree on the best way forward for the economy and for the climate.
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While software in many cases is just better, mostly, and while it has fueled the rise of tech, mostly, it can ultimately be horrifying since the code enslaves common sense.
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According to a new Demos report, both major political parties draw from a mostly white, mostly male donor class—and those donors tend to be more conservative than voters overall.
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Connect the nouveau green with old-guard environmentalists (read: white, mostly liberal, mostly male) and you have the makings of a powerful voting bloc, certainly by the 2020 national election.
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Among male voters of that persuasion, some 48% had a very or mostly favourable view of Mr Trump, and exactly the same number had a very or mostly unfavourable view.
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It was a mostly unremarkable night for two mostly unremarkable teams, which might've been why one Comerica Park concessions worker had time to film his coworker spitting on somebody's pizza.
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"He was telling me a story about being at a teammate's wedding with his wife and sitting at a table of mostly, as he said it, mostly Negroes," Lipsyte recounts.
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About 37% of Gen Xers plan to fund their retirement mostly with Social Security or a pension, while 41% said they'll rely mostly on their own savings, the survey found.
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Just downstream from Luang Prabang, the $3.5 billion, 1.3GW Xayaburi dam is rising—one of nine this country of 6.8m mostly rural, mostly poor people plans for the Mekong mainstream.
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The result was a first (and very hacky) version of Blik that mostly relied on Raspberry Pis and other (largely ZigBee-based) hardware that was mostly meant for home automation.
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Reactions to the news have been expectedly mixed: Democrats are mostly in support of any effort to hold Trump accountable, but Republicans are criticizing it as a mostly partisan move.
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It would probably remain mostly legal in a third of the states, mostly illegal in another third, and be the subject of a furious fight in the rest, he said.
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Half say the Democratic push for new witnesses is mostly to ensure a fair trial (163%), 39% say that effort is mostly to hurt the GOP in the 2020 elections.
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"I invite you to watch me talk about systemic racism not only when I'm talking to mostly black audiences, but when I'm talking to mostly white audiences," Mr. Buttigieg said.
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"I invite you to watch me talk about systemic racism not only when I'm talking to mostly black audiences, but when I'm talking to mostly white audiences," Mr. Buttigieg said.
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The winter solstice sometimes brings damp and bitter cold, so Make Music Winter, the explosion of mostly participatory, mostly al fresco musical "parades" held throughout New York City each Dec.
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It's not quite famous, even among Smith's works (her most famous title would be 101 Dalmatians), but for a certain kind of reader — mostly women, mostly bookish — it is perfect.
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I lived in these two very different words: my neighborhood, which was mostly black, and my school, which was a mostly white, private, upper-class Christian college in conservative Mississippi.
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Even today Liberal Democratic conferences contain a remarkable number of people (mostly men; mostly bearded; mostly sandal-wearing) who will talk your hind leg off about various complicated voting systems such as single transferable votes (whereby your vote is allocated to your first choice and then re-allocated according to complicated formulae).
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Do NYT readers — who mostly read mainstream sources, mostly live in cities, mostly are not exposed to right-wing media — understand that the most active voices on the American right today are filled with paranoid rage, hopped up on lies and conspiracy theories, unmoved by reason, and devoted to their total destruction?
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Militant attacks, mostly claimed by al Shabaab militants from neighboring Somalia, have increased in recent years in Kenya, which has a large Muslim population concentrated mostly along its Indian Ocean coast.
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WITH THE BOARD STRUCTURE THE WAY IT'S SET UP, YOU HAVE EIGHT MEMBERS THAT ARE MOSTLY INTERESTED IN THAT AND MOSTLY INTERESTED IN THE 2100% SHAREHOLDER AND REALLY SCARED OF LITIGATION.
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She directs these — mostly negative, mostly hilarious — opinions at millennials and social media in her web series 7003ed, which debuts exclusively its final two episodes Friday, September 8 over at Paper.
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Kamenetz, the author, suggests this rule of thumb: "Enjoy screens, not too much, mostly together" (a nod to Michael Pollan's dictate for healthy eating: "Eat food, not too much, mostly plants").
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They pack a ton of nostalgia, must-have-it miniature console design, and properly licensed software into a mostly affordable package that will, inevitably, mostly go unused sitting on your shelf.
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"They&aposre both in this situation where, Canada lynx are mostly solitary — they&aposre mostly not interacting with other adults — and so there&aposs a danger to the encounter," he said.
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While Hubble looks out at the universe mostly in the ultraviolet and visible wavelengths, JWST will view the cosmos mostly in the infrared — a part of the spectrum invisible to humans.
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But while there are some inevitable parallels—mostly a function of using the same real-world infrastructure that dates back to Ingress, Niantic's original AR exploration—Wizards Unite mostly resists repetition.
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Trump suggested (mostly white) owners should fire any of the (mostly black) players on their teams who engaged in protest during the National Anthem, and he called them a profane name.
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While some people (mostly on the left) puzzle over the lessons of studies like "Seeing Black," others (mostly on the right) feel blamed for what they see as an imaginary problem.
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Hundreds of thousands of Central Americans, mostly from El Salvador, Honduras and Guatemala, have in recent years left their homes seeking sanctuary and better lives elsewhere, mostly in the United States.
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Manning is looking to represent the mostly black, mostly lower-income ward because he actually lives there, while Mulligan's family lives as close to the limits as possible in a mansion.
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On paper, Happy Endings doesn't sound terribly unique: It's yet another sitcom about a bunch of mostly white, mostly middle-class, uniformly attractive young people hanging out in a big city.
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Before the Turkish offensive, American troops, mostly Special Operations forces, operated in an archipelago of about a dozen bases and outposts across northeastern Syria, mostly living alongside their Syrian Kurdish partners.
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We're told demand has been through the roof these past several weeks -- mostly via Amazon and mostly overseas in places like Hong Kong, where folks are buying up wipes in bulk.
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Though the popular Mostly Mozart festival has won deserved praise for introducing innovations into its overall programming, concerts by its resident orchestra have mostly hewed to staples by Mozart and company.
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"I have two journals where the spines say something like 'Mostly "I Love Dick" Quotes: Part 221' and 'Mostly "I Love Dick" Quotes: Part 280,'" she said in a phone interview.
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Competition between farmers and herders over access to land and water has heightened ethnic and religious tensions and pitted mostly Muslim migratory herders and mostly Christian sedentary farmers against each other.
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After years of trial, error, errant breakouts, and various medications, I now follow a strict, fairly bare-bones skincare routine which mostly — mostly — keeps my skin from getting out of control.
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I flew it mostly indoors — and it performed great.
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" Her bit ended on a [mostly] sincerely note. "J.
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Everyone was in awe, of course ... but mostly Rosie.
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About 150 guests – mostly women – cheer, clap and whistle.
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" Added Christopher, "I agree with mostly everything she says.
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Until then, domain names were mostly restricted to the .
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Altogether, 47 adolescents - mostly girls - appeared in the videos.
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I was mostly interested in women's fiction — it's true.
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" Summers called Trump's remarks "mostly a melange of confusions.
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No, climate change doesn't cause wildfires – humans mostly do.
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Jeb Bush — have mostly refrained from endorsing another candidate.
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" Cramer attributed their monster runs mostly to "scarcity value.
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She mostly eats and sleeps -- no whining, says Langford.
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The Deep South — New Orleans, mostly — occupies the landscape.
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They're the responsible ones, sure — but mostly by default.
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" The sketch was mostly an opportunity for the "S.
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The whole thing was kinda weird -- but mostly awesome.
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It's not a big group -- and it's mostly family.
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" Not just "interesting" or "well written" or "mostly right.
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Yes, some of that -- but mostly content and chillaxed.
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It has limited, specific applications — mostly, to beat traffic.
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He has mostly kept his cool — but not always.
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Mostly in their 20s and 30s, they highlight the gulf between Myanmar's young population – the median age is 27 – and its aging leadership, comprised of mostly men in their 60s and 70s.
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As reported by Gizmodo, the study found that people who mostly dined out the day before had phthalate levels 35 percent higher than people had who mostly eaten food prepared at home.
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Theological differences and historical circumstances triggered a schism in Christianity in 1054, splitting it into a Western branch, which is mostly Catholic and Protestant, and the Eastern branch, which is mostly Orthodox.
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Liberals dismissed it during the impeachment days, but if you read the summary of the case from the (mostly liberal) Dylan Matthews at the (mostly liberal) website Vox, this dismissal looks unfair.
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Education officials on Tuesday approved a plan to redraw two Brooklyn school zones, shifting a neighborhood of rising wealth from a mostly white elementary school to a mostly black and Hispanic one.
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Malerman's novel mostly takes place years after the initial catastrophe, focusing on how Malorie and her unnamed children navigate their mostly empty world, and the constant temptation to look around in it.
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The collection of objects looks like the tools for an unknown ritual — some hanging like dreamcatchers, some freestanding like animal skulls — and fall along a continuum between mostly skin and mostly reed.
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Mostly in their 20s and 30s, they highlight the gulf between Myanmar's young population – the median age is 27 – and its ageing leadership, comprised of mostly men in their 60s and 70s.
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Where it stands: Such dramatic demographic changes are accelerating a shift from the infectious and nutritional diseases that mostly affect children to cancer and the other noncommunicable diseases that mostly afflict adults.
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And since there was no barrier, they could reach out and touch Joel's legs and feet, bopping along to songs they'd mostly never heard sung in a language they mostly didn't speak.
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The Republicans' nominating system does not have superdelegates, and is mostly winner-take-all from state to state (the Democratic Party's system of voter-assigned delegates is mostly proportional in each state).
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I restricted myself to using only five tracks of DX7 per song and mostly, the recordings are mostly played by hand with only a couple of effects added later in the mix.
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The economy added 1,100 goods producing sector jobs, mostly in manufacturing, and shed 8,800 services sector jobs, mostly in healthcare and social assistance, and the business, building and other support services category.
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I mostly tested Duo on a Nexus 5X (running the latest Android Nougat Beta), where call quality was mostly good — better on Wi-Fi, but never so bad that it dropped completely.
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They moved the music venue there, but Greg became disillusioned with the growing rift between the neighborhood's mostly black, working-class old-timers and the incursion of punks, who were mostly white.
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When the question of naming a street for Dr. King was debated last year, many wondered whether it was best to choose a street in a mostly black or mostly white neighborhood.
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In that time, I have come to see that certain animals, mostly mammals — and mostly mammals on display to the public — take priority over other animals, particularly over snakes and other reptiles.
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On August 21, 2014, someone hacked Apple's iCloud platform and gathered a portfolio of nearly 500 compromising images of celebrities—mostly women, mostly nude photographs—and published them on the imageboard 4chan.
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There are ways of curing or delaying entropy in our relationships—mostly we just need to seek new things to appreciate in one another—but ballplayers mostly just get worse and worse.
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Hundreds of fans — mostly women, mostly in their 20s — turned up on a recent Sunday afternoon at a newly built art park in Chengdu to watch the Higher Brothers and others perform.
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As a result, Medicaid beneficiaries living in high-poverty, mostly black cities like Detroit and Flint would have been required to work, while those living in mostly white rural counties would not.
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Across all registered voters who had heard about the Green New Deal, 32 percent reported seeing mostly negative coverage, 12 percent mostly positive, 42 percent a mix and the rest couldn't recall.
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District 15 includes mostly white and middle class schools in Park Slope, as well as schools with large Hispanic populations in Sunset Park and schools with mostly black students in Red Hook.
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The transition from mostly white to mostly black in Ferguson and surrounding municipalities has been happening for decades in fits and starts, and remnants of the old guard can still be seen.
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The 1955 treaty was signed when Iran was still a monarchy and ally of the U.S. and mostly encourages friendly relations between the two countries, mostly by way of trade and investments.
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"This incredibly brutal system was mostly built locally, so it's mostly going to have to be dismantled locally, and where most of the activism has to happen is locally," Mr. Forman said.
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But in Bridgeton, a tight-knit enclave of mostly Latino immigrants, the case has thrust residents into the heated, national discourse over immigration and xenophobia from which they had been mostly insulated.
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And the roads he travels are mostly empty since the city was sealed off, public transportation was shut down, and private vehicles were mostly banned in an effort to contain the coronavirus.
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And the roads he travels are mostly empty since the city was sealed off, public transportation was shut down, and private vehicles were mostly banned in an effort to contain the coronavirus.
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Scattered across the open expanse of fenced-in dust were people of all ages (mostly men, mostly white), many of whom had set up their own outdoor activities to keep themselves occupied.
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The contrast between the Mostly Mozart Orchestra's Beethoven program and the more adventurous penthouse recital suggested one shortcoming of the festival's current approach: The orchestral programs still mostly hew to standard repertory.
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The contrast between the Mostly Mozart Orchestra's Beethoven program and the more adventurous penthouse recital suggested one shortcoming of the festival's current approach: The orchestral programs still mostly hew to standard repertory.
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The new class of representatives also contrasted sharply with the throngs of Republicans — mostly white, mostly men — who lined the aisle to glad hand the president as he walked into the hall.
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Among other problems with skewed datasets, they allow companies to call their face recognition software "accurate," when really they're only accurate for people similar to those in the dataset: mostly men, mostly lighter.
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Its state oil firm Gabon Oil Company (GOC) was created by decree in 2011 and has until now mostly been focused mostly on selling crude oil produced by international firms and refined products.
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The NCAA is a vehicle for that exploitation, and it requires ruling with an iron fist so that no money is unnecessarily transferred from the (mostly white) administrators to the (mostly black) athletes.
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An overwhelming majority of Republicans — 86 percent — also said his public statements on his contacts with Ukraine have been mostly true, compared to 83 percent of Democrats saying his statements are mostly false.
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In 2016, Sanders added, school districts serving mostly students of color received $23 billion less in funding than those with mostly white students, even though they served the same total number of students.
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Meanwhile, both in terms of their settings (mostly drive-bys on the street and night spot or party shootings) and timing (mostly on the weekend), America's mass shootings this week were depressingly routine.
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It is divided between moderates (mostly based in its eastern strongholds, where it is the de facto party of social democracy) and hardliners (mostly based in the west, where it is less mainstream).
|
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Hollywood stars—Scarlett Johansson and Jennifer Lawrence among them—had their iClouds hacked, and almost 500 photos were published—showing mostly women, mostly naked—none of which were intended for the public's eyes.
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Though both movies feature more complicated and earthbound heroes than today's blockbusters, they're still stories where everything boils down to one final showdown between a mostly good guy and a mostly bad guy.
|
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These renamings are themselves a response to an exciting new trend on the alt-right, a mostly online movement of mostly white nationalists who've gained new prominence largely thanks to Donald Trump's campaign.
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Carter's voice in the political wilderness is mostly heard in pro-Palestinian circles but he is mostly seen as someone who's built his post-presidency on practicing foreign affairs without an electoral mandate.
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The campaign for Catalan independence has been mostly peaceful for years, but some protests turned violent last month, with a minority of mostly young people torching cars and launching petrol bombs at police.
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This evening, inside the Arlington home of a defense contractor who turned Democrat after the Tea Party swept into Congress in 2010, the audience was mostly female, mostly Caucasian and only marginally Latino.
|
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TomTom, once known mostly for dashboard-mounted GPS systems, has said its growth will come mostly from licensing its mapping technology, which will become increasingly important as self-driving cars grow in popularity.
|
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A four-year-old i5 minitower that was mostly used for Excel by an office drone is often fine for someone who mostly surfs the web and does the same thing at home.
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"On one side of the cafeteria, they're mostly the white students and on the other side you will see mostly the black kids," said Angelica Willis, who will be a senior next year.
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It is the way he seized on the N.F.L. protest issue, and recast it to his supporters — mostly white — as a them-against-us battle of unpatriotic ingratitude by the players — mostly black.
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After the "rainbow nation" triumphalism of the 1990s, the privileged were still mostly smug, the underprivileged were still mostly angry and the collective was still thoroughly traumatized by 350 years of racial division.
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For now, these scans are mostly static — you can add cutesy 3D models like treasure chests and floating butterflies to mix it up a bit, but they're mostly there just to be pretty.
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WATCHDOG MOSTLY CLEARS EPA IN MINE CONTROVERSY: The inspector general for the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) mostly cleared the agency of wrongdoing in its handling of permitting for a major mine in Alaska.
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"This is one of the poorest places in the world, which is paying the price of climate change provoked mostly, not only but mostly, by the developed world," the 73-year-old added.
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That's mostly a logistical and technical issue, the company says.
|
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But mostly it's about being confident in your own skin.
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But when they weren't getting blanked, they were mostly sad.
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Twitter, of course, has thoughts, written in mostly all caps...
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Mostly in the form of late night talk show segments.
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They mostly involve planes that no Western airline wants anyway.
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They were driven mostly by new drugs entering the market.
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Venmo is riding a surge of popularity, mostly among millennials.
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The furniture is soft and Scandinavian, the group mostly female.
|
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But Oklahoma's effort mostly failed, while Louisiana's was largely successful.
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But mostly I thought about how I perhaps owned nothing.
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I think Garland sees it mostly the other way around.
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They are, on the whole, making an improvement. Mostly. Probably.
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Trump is unstable, impulsive, and mostly uninformed about relevant issues.
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Whatever humorous one you choose, they're mostly the same design.
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"It was mostly [the girl] and her friends," he said.
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Like "Last Tango in Paris," it was shot mostly indoors.
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I'm mostly including this because everyone, including me, loves Firefly.
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It is now mostly dedicated to restoring classic Aston Martins.
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For these people you need to lead through *mostly* light.
|
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But those stations are mostly owned by the oil industry.
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It's mostly a tablet, but that Echo bit is interesting.
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Mostly because of my early days submitting all those poems.
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In the Expanse novels, Belter is mostly just a dialect.
|
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And as I said, it mostly succeeds at its goals.
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It's asymmetrical, meaning that you're mostly downloading, not uploading. Right.
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Was there talking, or was it mostly porn star telepathy?
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The CFTC report relies mostly on Pirrong's research and a
|
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In San Francisco, the solution has been mostly the stick.
|
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Sometimes this involves cooking, but it's mostly about preserving food.
|
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The welcoming, mostly male audience responded with laughter and cheers.
|
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After years of cumbersome airport security, passengers were mostly resigned.
|
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The states are mostly homogenous, and clustered in the West,
|
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The discussions went forward, but the cameras were mostly absent.
|
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The video shows mostly closeups of body parts, Estrada said.
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Our immigration policies mostly accommodate those who come to work.
|
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Rhetoric from central bank officials has been mostly hawkish lately.
|
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For all these reasons, the web is mostly encrypted now.
|
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And, mostly, gamers have been accepting of the longer wait.
|
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Around 10 percent are women, mostly wives of ISIS fighters.
|
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Order was mostly restored, holding for more than a decade.
|
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" "Mostly, this is 'weather'—big, dangerous weather, but still weather.
|
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But last year these incidents mostly occurred out in public.
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They chose not to because mostly women were doing it.
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Cook and scramble egg until mostly cooked, about 3 minutes.
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The affected area contained mostly restaurants and shops, Allemeier said.
|
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Despite the extra costs, captains have mostly obeyed the rule.
|
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We're having lots of conversation mostly at the individual level.
|
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But Tessa is mostly right about the limitations of BMI.
|
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One of those qualities - yield - is mostly no longer true.
|
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There were a few hundred in attendance, mostly AFD supporters.
|
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But so far, mostly, the EU is not the problem.
|
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It's mostly unmodified, just coated to meet ISS safety requirements.
|
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It's mostly white men giving jobs to other white men.
|
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It became a conversation back and forth mostly about politics.
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The mostly abandoned town of Grytviken on South Georgia island.
|
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By the end of this season, Kaepernick mostly kneeled alone.
|
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The machines mostly promote sugary beverages, candy, cookies and chips.
|
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It was mostly through video games back in the day.
|
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Last year, it took in 84,994, mostly women and children.
|
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Those injured were mostly traders and customers at the market.
|
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Here, we analyzed a large and mostly unfiltered data set.
|
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Larvae make feeding tunnels in the trees, mostly killing them.
|
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But mostly, she's been a silent, beautiful companion for husband.
|
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Elsewhere in Asia, however, stocks mostly saw gains on Friday.
|
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Chagas disease is mostly found in warmer Latin American countries.
|
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Previous yellow vests protests in Strasbourg have mostly been peaceful.
|
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Economists mostly agree it's somewhere between 2.5 and 3.5 percent.
|
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Every friendship even the broken, is a friendship again. Mostly.
|
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It's well worth a few dollars, mostly because I win.
|
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It mostly fit in the corner of my living room.
|
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Liberal democratic societies have certain values, and they're mostly good.
|
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But Xin was mostly unfazed by the rout in prices.
|
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The base is mostly used for drone and counterterrorism operations.
|
|
They then mostly filtered out after officially closing the session.
|
|
But mostly, fans weren't pleased with the amount of bloodshed.
|
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"My depression mostly comes from life," he told me recently.
|
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No iOS support, but Apple's mostly to blame for that.
|
|
The paint had mostly worn off the 224 Triumph TR303A.
|
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Then came iPhone 4, followed by the mostly identical 4S.
|
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YouTube Go is mostly designed for viewing, and sharing, offline.
|
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Mostly I see homeless people in conflict with each other.
|
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Avians that eat mostly seafood don't taste good like seafood.
|
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The rest of their team are mostly engineers, they said.
|
|
His home is orderly and decorated with mostly pebble tones.
|
|
But, mostly, they tend to center around the aching normalcy.
|
|
Throughout the 1990s, hacking had mostly been a recreational sport.
|
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It's absorbed mostly by the thyroid gland, destroying those cells.
|
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For obvious reasons, this year's questions focused mostly on Trump.
|
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Yes, the LT was already mostly made from carbon fiber.
|
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The courts have held that's mostly allowed, even for citizens.
|
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I'm sure the stuff I was playing was mostly terrible.
|
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The drone that hit me is light and mostly plastic.
|
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Their pleas were mostly ignored by federal and state officials.
|
|
Tales games since have mostly fallen into a similar mold.
|
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It's mostly cash for emergency situations, or cash for tips.
|
|
Mostly, that's down to Thompson and James' powerful, layered performances.
|
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They do mostly drug interdiction, working with our great partners.
|
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Mostly from corporates and then certainly from the investor community.
|
|
General house renovation in Bosnia is financed mostly through donations.
|
|
MACCALLUM: Education is dealt with mostly at the local level.
|
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He can mimic human speech but mostly chirps and growls.
|
|
Mostly, I felt like I was not a good mom.
|
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The parents at this preschool were mostly lower middle class.
|
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Progress on all three counts depends mostly on African politicians.
|
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Sony's kit mostly teaches kids to code for Sony's kit.
|
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I think it was mostly Kanye, but it was amazing.
|
|
Others, mostly women, expressed how disappointed they were in her.
|
|
But Captain Marvel mostly bears the weight of those expectations.
|
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The performances, too, are mostly loyal to the source material.
|
|
At the time, it was mostly a straightforward commenting platform.
|
|
Early on you're mostly wandering around and looking at things.
|
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The fuss is not all, or even mostly, about religion.
|
|
But that's just a bit of mostly baseless personal speculation.
|
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Mostly this is because I've been serving less of it.
|
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I bring the baby with me, mostly because of nursing.
|
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Neither of these descriptions is absolute, but they mostly hold.
|
|
Again, though, that seemingly significant finding was mostly an illusion.
|
|
Mostly, employers and insurers are losing the price wars today.
|
|
In recent years he has mostly swapped finance for films.
|
|
What data does exist mostly relies on unreliable personal accounts.
|
|
Companies can't make money burying carbon, so they mostly don't.
|
|
It has been, sometimes, an issue but mostly an advantage.
|
|
He was helpful, but we mostly worked with Pete Docter.
|
|
Yet, he has been mostly silent publicly since his Oct.
|
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I do not care if it was mostly Tywin's doing.
|
|
This year, he kept the guest list mostly to ambassadors.
|
|
Mostly, I was trying to translate what I was after.
|
|
The interior is sporty and mostly comfortable, although not plush.
|
|
Occasionally, when he falters, he tells you mostly about himself.
|
|
Other countries' plurilateral initiatives will mostly be beneath his notice.
|
|
It comes out mostly when I'm stressed, exhausted, or anxious.
|
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They are open 'til midnight and mostly sell jarred food.
|
|
These days, I mostly use it to play Alto's Adventure.
|
|
Mostly, everyone was demonstrating how serious and patriotic they were.
|
|
"I take class with mostly old ladies," the ceramist says.
|
|
Right across the road, her sister's home remained mostly dry.
|
|
Mostly, what drove Corbally was the thrill of the chase.
|
|
Earlier this month, it closed 20 mostly Kurdish media outlets.
|
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It's mostly waiting, and trusting that the low will pass.
|
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Actually, she mostly felt sorry for the complainers, she said.
|
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The jazz numbers are mostly performed live by the cast.
|
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Mostly it's been more or less the same, he said.
|
|
He lives mostly in London and loves dogs and puns.
|
|
It also includes political appointees, mostly appointed by Democratic presidents.
|
|
Netizens' reactions are mostly perplexed, though: SBS 개표방송 미친ㄴ거아니냐곹ㅋㅋ pic.twitter.
|
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African urbanisation is mostly a result of natural population growth.
|
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I had just been mostly appalled by what I'd seen.
|
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The high handlebar contributes to a mostly upright riding position.
|
|
Its governments are mostly weaker than those in developing Asia.
|
|
"[I add color] mostly on windows or balconies," Eis said.
|
|
"The response has been mostly positive," Rabberman told Scary Mommy.
|
|
That's mostly accurate, but it also undersells what lies within.
|
|
Foster mostly stayed close to his friends, sitting and eating.
|
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These changes are all mostly centered on the desktop version.
|
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That was mostly due to storm surge rather than rain.
|
|
But the mostly black victims of Anniston suffered huge exposures.
|
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The plants would mostly use imported liquefied natural gas (LNG).
|
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Additionally, pot cafes are also pretty sparse and mostly illegal.
|
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Zendure's SuperHub mostly mirrors the ports available on the SuperTank.
|
|
I was mostly worried about missing phone calls and texts.
|
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I kept going back, sometimes with friends but mostly alone.
|
|
CIVIL servants mostly operate behind the scenes and off camera.
|
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And with it I walk through the storm, mostly unafraid.
|
|
And I mostly care what we've seen in our experience.
|
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I am mostly responsible for greeting customers and seating them.
|
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You use it to play music and tell stories, mostly.
|
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M.I.T. has mostly shut down the project known as OpenAg.
|
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He's lost around $14 billion, mostly because of his divorce.
|
|
But mostly, it is just the wonderful product of hatred.
|
|
And the corporate tax cuts mostly benefit stock owners, i.e.
|
|
But the show's idealism was decidedly white — and mostly male.
|
|
Before that, they were mostly split between the two parties.
|
|
Passengers were mostly older, and the plane was very quiet.
|
|
Since the crash of Ethiopian Airlines 302, that's mostly changed.
|
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The aptly named Operator Collective invests mostly in enterprise startups.
|
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When she studied pure math, Le Moigne read mostly French.
|
|
U.S. gold futures were mostly unchanged at $1,13 an ounce.
|
|
The Boston crowd is mostly techies and earnest college kids.
|
|
The round is mostly filled with existing investors, including DST.
|
|
U.S. gold futures were mostly unchanged at $1,281 an ounce.
|
|
On Wednesday, a panel of mostly Republicans, led by Sen.
|
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The fourth box is mostly empty, for lack of funding.
|
|
Sectors were mostly in negative but telecoms posted solid gains.
|
|
But mostly the empire was seen as a tolerant place.
|
|
It has affected countries mostly in South and Central America.
|
|
The initiation teaches them to keep a gentle touch, mostly.
|
|
Touchy subjects like race were mostly left off the table.
|
|
That's what has been lacking, and that's mostly on him.
|
|
Home bias, it seems, is mostly a quirk of behaviour.
|
|
As such, we'll mostly let their words speak for themselves.
|
|
Mostly everyone gets steak, but I order the house cheeseburger.
|
|
It mostly mirrors what other Democrats have promised to do.
|
|
The unit's personnel are mostly drawn from the province itself.
|
|
Do people mostly drift out between 5 and 6 p.m.?
|
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She escaped mostly unscathed, but soon suffered repeated fainting spells.
|
|
In past years, the process had mostly been an afterthought.
|
|
Right now, it's mostly kittens and couches in living rooms.
|
|
But mostly it is the result of two unwelcome trends.
|
|
Gazans, though, mostly blame other Palestinians for their daily misery.
|
|
Relations and volunteers, mostly European women, visit and send messages.
|
|
For women it's mostly just parents and children who wait.
|
|
It's a small, local theater that mostly screens indie films.
|
|
Pontypool is a gimmicky film, but one that mostly works.
|
|
The city is mostly clear, but it wasn't worth it.
|
|
The Fox production was energetic, and received mostly warm reviews.
|
|
This was mostly driven by Republicans, whose confidence plunged dramatically.
|
|
Buying the Acton Blink Board (mostly) boils down to budget.
|
|
Even better, now it's mostly automatic and easy to navigate.
|
|
But you mostly focus on the U.S. Is that correct?
|
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That's pretty much the business, it's mostly ad fees. Correct.
|
|
The market for slave insurance was mostly in urban areas.
|
|
Each new edition mostly avoids mentioning the previous year's rank.
|
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The doctors who worked with Gilda were mostly wonderful people.
|
|
But mostly, the whole thing just makes me feel tired.
|
|
I think with me, it was mostly that last one.
|
|
The drugs are still mostly smuggled in, usually from Myanmar.
|
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I mostly clicked through interesting notifications as they popped through.
|
|
But, mostly, he's terrifically, terrifyingly insane, and a complete original.
|
|
Leaders of the Nationals have mostly been restrained and unobtrusive.
|
|
In 22014, we mostly had our inventory in the Midwest.
|
|
Still, she mostly stuck with Democrats in Washington this year.
|
|
That is mostly because Pakistan gives them support and sanctuary.
|
|
The premiere episode, entitled "Winterfell," also got mostly positive reviews.
|
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Snoring, although annoying, is mostly harmless In your dreams, maybe.
|
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Not a killer though (that we know of?) Mostly OK.
|
|
This batch contains 3,849 documents from mostly 2010 and 2011.
|
|
How these new TVs do it is, mostly, pretty impressive.
|
|
Mostly, the work gestures vaguely in the direction of meaning.
|
|
GUTFELD: Still to come, college commencement speakers are mostly liberal.
|
|
Luckily, Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle mostly pulls it off.
|
|
Value stocks are cheaper and have mostly lagged the market.
|
|
This is mostly because it was such a great experience.
|
|
There is always pressure, and that's mostly in your head.
|
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It turns out that the key lies mostly in prevention.
|
|
Mostly, though, she's angry about how her mother treats Randall.
|
|
With the opposition neutered, the ruling party remains mostly unchallenged.
|
|
Uber's leadership team is mostly a bunch of white men.
|
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Undeclared donations, mostly from companies, may have been twice that.
|
|
Foreign policy is mostly about the details, not the chemistry.
|
|
No. And mostly with my nieces and nephews and kids.
|
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With the M10, I found this to stay true — mostly.
|
|
It wasn't just — or even mostly — the war on drugs.
|
|
His name is Benjuls, but we mostly call him Bennnnnnnnnny.
|
|
In others changes in burger prices were mostly to blame.
|
|
However, according to Amor, good ol' Greig is mostly harmless.
|
|
Before he came, computer classes mostly involved paper exercise books.
|
|
And that wildcard comes mostly from economic uncertainty and pain.
|
|
But despite some limited successes, this outreach has mostly failed.
|
|
It's been overwhelming, and mostly in the best way possible.
|
|
In recent polls Lingayats have mostly voted for the BJP.
|
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Mr Netanyahu appears to care mostly for his own image.
|
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I drink, mostly, is what I do, that's generally it.
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According to Berkeleyside, the code currently uses mostly masculine pronouns.
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New cuts, yes, but mostly color — all of the color.
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Mostly, they are reexamining their admissions processes as a whole.
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I tell him about my class, which is mostly good.
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Mostly Hong Kong fighting movies, [with] Donny Yuen, Jackie Chan.
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The scientific community is above that sort of thing, mostly.
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In Susan, Andy finds a mostly unspoken but deep kinship.
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That would leave mostly older, sicker Americans in the market.
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The talk would mostly die down over the next year.
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I guess it stems mostly from yearning to be accepted.
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We spend the day picking apples; I grab mostly Honeycrisp.
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" And now I'm mostly going, "What are the [chord] changes?
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The tables were clean, but tightly packed and mostly empty.
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Bond does this every time he's excited, mostly about food.
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The new phone is mostly an evolution of its predecessor.
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While at Randall's, Kevin downs a (mostly vodka) mixed drink.
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"I think it mostly reflects two different approaches," he said.
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Europe's media, trade unions and civic organisations are mostly national.
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I love my Kindle, but mostly because of Amazon's warranty.
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But there's reason to believe that this is mostly opportunistic.
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The emoji engine of the online service is mostly additive.
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By the '90s, the violence in Derry had mostly faded.
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I felt those comments were mostly coming from our competition.
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Mostly, I hope for Helga everything I hope for myself.
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The tech industry mostly fared well under President Barack Obama.
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In the end, everything mostly reverts to the status quo.
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During the flight, I was mostly focused on recording video.
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Students, mostly poor minority and immigrant children, were performing abysmally.
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Shares in New Zealand and Southeast Asia were mostly higher.
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Mostly we were just hanging out and talking about things.
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Conversely, it's why the mostly black children in Flint, Mich.
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The results have been mostly encouraging, but not wholly so.
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It's population is mostly upper middle class and 85% white.
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Celebrations remained mostly peaceful with no rocket or nuclear test.
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They mostly mimic similar devices from Apple, Facebook and Amazon.
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Wildly happy, his mostly millennial worshippers left the world behind.
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It used to be left mostly to trial and error.
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Anecdotally, those who did turn out were mostly older people.
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In its illegal form, fentanyl is mostly produced in China.
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The recovered animals were mostly cats and dogs, Barker said.
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For Ms Botín, this is mostly water under the bridge.
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In Bournemouth the young were noticeable mostly by their absence.
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The congressional GOP leadership was mostly silent on the issue.
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But mostly she was nervous about her new teacher. Why?
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His robot namesake, Professor Einstein, is mostly just an oddball.
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Fly fishing mostly and I wanted a portable sharpening tool.
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TweetReality on iOS looks mostly like a proof of concept.
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Mostly because they don't need as many places to park.
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It is just that they are mostly pigs and cows.
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Finally, Theo's dream sequence mostly revolves around her intimacy issues.
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In the United States they mostly voted for Hillary Clinton.
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Mostly bound feet stayed covered up in slippers or shoes.
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Mr Ebrard and Ms Sheinbaum are his mostly likely successors.
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For us, it isn't about tsunamis, it's mostly about earthquakes.
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The generation after Bach mostly rejected counterpoint, preferring clearer melodies.
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I've seen therapists through the years, mostly as an adolescent.
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Now it is a source of anxiety and guilt mostly.
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Until the 20th century they mostly ate sorghum and millet.
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Ah, who are we kidding — it's mostly a complete farce.
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For a long time, their representation was mostly for show.
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Mostly involving the fact that he doesn't believe it exists.
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But New York based Latch contends it's mostly still noise.
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But so far those troops are mostly just painting fences.
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The initial patients suffered mostly broken bones, fractures and cuts.
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Central European currency and government bonds mostly were little changed.
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But mostly, it's very easy to be on Strike's side.
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Internet access was still being shared mostly through Telnet addresses.
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We mostly play classical… but we'll give it a shot.
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So far, researchers mostly have circumstantial evidence of a link.
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But mostly everyone just wants a battery that won't explode.
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And that's mostly because they're not making their lists correctly.
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Despite that, the animal pic remains ubiquitous and mostly uncontroversial.
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Through it all, he remained calm and mostly just bemused.
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"But this growth comes mostly from yesterday's decisions," he added.
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Sandra: So do you think they're mostly covering their butts?
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Earth's technology requires a lengthy journey into mostly unmapped territory.
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"That's mostly a blessing and not a curse," Mullally says.
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Just ask the hundreds of (mostly) young men who answered
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They are mostly right, except for one area – health care.
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Next month's drills will likely consist of mostly computer simulations.
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But, mostly, those people in authority believe in our laws.
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Mostly, I just felt a bit looser and more relaxed.
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Mostly this math works for founders, so why not VCs?
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Star, however, figures out Jahil's deal pretty quickly — well, mostly.
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I made plans of attack and of evasion (mostly evasion).
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They got mobile versions mostly in design, not in function.
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DACA offers protections to roughly 700,000 young adults, mostly Hispanics.
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But mostly it centers around Russian espionage, deceit and sacrifice.
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The data returned by Crosscheck, however, contained mostly false positives.
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But mostly we had a very regular social media relationship.
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But so far, the industry has mostly taken a pass.
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We're able to tap into that in mostly public channels.
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The kids mostly understand that their Aunt ShyShy is missing.
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But this milestone is mostly a trick of the numbers.
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Joe Biden no longer has the place mostly to himself.
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Fortunately, the FullContact (Free) app is a mostly serviceable replacement.
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Either way, the soldiers are mostly grateful for the help.
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I mostly just asked people I like spending time with.
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Claim: Our immigration program is based mostly on family connections.
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Migrants, again mostly young, go where the best jobs are.
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In America Latino Protestants (mostly charismatic) are contested electoral terrain.
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Honestly, I took it off mostly because of its looks.
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But mostly there are many manly men who love motorcycles.
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Launch failures are mostly insured against, but can add complications.
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Mostly we're going to have these kids ask the questions.
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A Turkish official said they carried mostly food and flour.
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Italic said her interest in the sport was mostly accidental.
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The news is mostly about corruption, Boko Haram, or poverty.
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O). The chicken company, owned mostly by JBS SA (JBSS3.
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Mostly, March collides with Healy's fists, feet, and the floor.
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It turned out eventually that the woman had mostly lied.
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The changes I made mostly came from my own intentions.
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The electrons mostly followed the same patterns that researchers predicted.
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And that mostly depends on where the bacteria came from.
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Lamar remained mostly elusive in interviews, holding his muse close.
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Mostly, though, the feedback has been positive, say the clergymen.
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I got different accounts of the wedding, mostly from Mom.
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Or the Euro Disneyland was mostly despised by French citizens?
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When you say foreign, do you mean mostly from China?
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That concludes the very long, mostly boring 90th Academy Awards.
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Oh, and the electricity sector mostly decarbonizes (an important caveat!).
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Do you guys play stuff mostly from the new record?
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But somehow, Wikipedia itself remains mostly free of utter nonsense.
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Bernie Sanders and Chairman Tom Perez have been mostly negative.
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The community is bound mostly online by blogs and forums.
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About 20 brothels operate in Nevada, mostly in rural areas.
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Those fleets, today, are mostly gasoline engine vehicles of hybrids.
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You looked like that because you were mostly playing tennis.
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My activism is mostly influenced by the mandate for it.
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We have, thus far, been mostly successful in stopping it.
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The new plant will mostly produce cocoa butter and cake.
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Fifteen people, mostly foreigners, were also wounded in the attack.
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Mostly because Chandler Bing just has the most punchable face.
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He anticipates getting back about $27,2000, mostly from internship income.
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