Meet Tokyo Toni, mother of newly engaged and newly pregnant Blac Chyna!
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Their defense, newly restructured and with a newly named maestro, remained shaky.
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David Hedges is newly fat, newly single and newly old, renting (for far below market value) an exquisite carriage house overlooking the San Francisco Bay.
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The newly detailed — and newly pricey, from $30 to $43 — Season Pass lays out what's coming.
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When she got home, the newly-minted adult discovered she was also a newly-minted millionaire.
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That's despite the fact that California's primary is newly early — and, as a result, newly relevant.
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The newly elected president has historically low approval levels, as does the newly convened Republican-led Congress.
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She's newly obsessed with politics the way everyone was newly obsessed with kale a few years ago.
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We are likely to see a newly intense debate over abortion at our newly constituted Supreme Court.
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January 2018: Kim at newly-remodeled school Kim visited a newly-remodeled Pyongyang Teacher Training College on Jan.
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Along with the newly aggressive domestic policy has come a newly aggressive posture toward European Union climate policy.
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"It was what you would call newly refinished, but it wasn't newly refinished last year," Mr. Baylock said.
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Either China's policymakers are newly successful at stabilising growth or its statisticians are newly determined to smooth the data.
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Several of the newly acquired pieces are already up on display in the newly reinstalled galleries of contemporary art.
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"This electoral utility of anti-Semitism feels new to me, newly flexible, and therefore newly dangerous," Mr. Nirenberg added.
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I was newly walking distance from a weekend farmers market, and newly alone, I had so much time to cook.
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A newly announced version of the latter will now ship with that functionality built-in, along with a newly elongated name.
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It's easy to imagine why the inspiration and solace for which this company is known might be newly relevant, newly needed.
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They were plunged into a fast-moving ocean of newly identified gene mutations, newly named diagnoses, and answers that raise new questions.
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The newly inspired, newly named SWMRS decided to drop Rise Records and self release their debut album, Drive North, earlier this month.
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At the time her comments against Medley were made, de Lesseps was newly sober and newly out of her first stint in rehab.
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And much of that task has fallen to thousands of ICE officers who are newly emboldened, newly empowered and already getting to work.
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Supplies of newly built homes, however, are also falling, and newly built starter homes, those priced below $2.13,000, represent just 19 percent of listings.
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NEWLY RELEASED THE ADVENTURE OF SHERLOCK HOLMES' SMARTER BROTHER Gene Wilder directed himself in this 1975 spoof of Victorian detection, newly released on Blu-ray.
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At the time, the newly married, newly sex-having Jane tried at first to claim her new sexual status affirmatively, as something to be happy about.
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This is based on a newly assigned IDR uplift of two-notch, the newly assigned PCU of five notches and a recovery uplift of one notches.
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This is based on a newly assigned IDR uplift of zero notches, a newly assigned PCU of six notches and a recovery uplift of one notch.
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This is based on a newly assigned IDR uplift of zero notches, a newly assigned PCU of three notches and a recovery uplift of one notch.
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In the restaurant's newly modernized kitchen, Ms. Kim and the chef de cuisine, Adam Shepard, considered whether some newly arrived cuts of meat were Gage-worthy.
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Court 153, doubles match with Fabio Fognini, who is newly married to Flavia Pennetta (reigning U.S. Open women's singles champion at the time, and newly retired).
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"A newly in-filled water channel (that includes a newly installed probable weir for controlling water flow) now leads to the pump house from the Kuryong River."
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An additional wrinkle is that the diction begins to resemble the ecstatic love duets of Wagner's "Tristan und Isolde" ("Without naming / Without parting / Newly knowing / Newly burning").
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Rhode Island's Statehouse is full of drunk legislators doing shots says a newly elected lawmaker Rhode Island's Statehouse is full of drunk legislators doing shots says a newly elected lawmaker The Rhode Island Statehouse is full of drunk legislators doing shots inside the capitol, newly elected Providence Democratic Rep.
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The newly minted entrepreneurs were also newly minted parents, so they didn't want to lose the steady paycheck until they were sure Bantam Bagels would keep them afloat.
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Along with the newly designed ALCM is a newly designed warhead, known as the W80-20183, currently in the early design stages with the National Nuclear Security Administration.
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Dear Miss Manners: My mother taught me to congratulate a groom or newly engaged man, but to offer happiness and best wishes to the bride/newly engaged woman.
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The newly redrawn 7th district, which will include most of the old 15th, will encompass Lehigh Valley and Northampton, and will be represented by newly elected Democrat Susan Wild.
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A newly discovered, and newly deceased, relative leaves him an enormous fortune, but to get all of it he has to spend a million dollars a day for a month.
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As much as Starr subverts capitalism with suplexes in the ring, he's also putting in the activist hours on the frontlines with millions of other newly inspired, newly red young people.
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It happened today — four newly discovered elements got named.
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" Mr. Strzok's reply, newly revealed in Thursday's report: "No.
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Perhaps even better are the epic deals on the newly-released (and even more newly-discontinued) 2019 15.4-inch MacBook Pro — you can get one for $1,999.99, a steep discount of $400.
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After the war, some stayed abroad in their newly adopted homes; others returned to one or another side of a newly divided Germany, each part of which would refashion its own Bauhaus.
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And as the parties have become more polarized, the odds that a newly elected president backed by newly confirmed congressional majorities will have a fairly free hand to enact his agenda have soared.
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I was newly pregnant, and newly unmedicated for my anxiety, having recently weaned in preparation for conceiving (which I had assumed, given my age and anxiety, would take longer than it did). Shit.
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The number of young people newly diagnosed with H.I.V. in New York City continues to decline, too; in 2017, 427 19843- to 24-year-olds were newly diagnosed, down 35 percent from 2001.
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They happen to be at a newly freed up wedding!
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As expected, the newly merged entity promptly announced redundancy layoffs.
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They may never set eyes on their newly adopted lands.
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You can see the newly doctored ad in full below.
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There are newly powerful political actors on the international stage.
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Most were students or newly arrived immigrants in Brighton Beach.
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That, in case you're wondering, is the newly forked version.
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His fellow newly minted officers voted him their class president.
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Newly minted college graduates are entering a promising job market.
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Take the newly launched XZ1 and XZ1 Compact for example.
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The location of the newly discovered collagen was also surprising.
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Egan's post details the features of this newly disclosed bug.
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The newly disclosed vulnerabilities can cause instability or system crashes.
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The newly inaugurated President of the United States, Donald Trump.
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The ladies get in formation for the newly released poster.
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Up first: the newly launched Neutrogena Light Therapy Acne Mask.
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But Hollywood has been outspoken against Georgia's newly signed law.
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Young galaxies are absolutely bursting with bright, newly formed stars.
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Scientists, too, are constantly naming newly discovered species after celebs.
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Artist's interpretation of the newly discovered armored dinosaur Akainacephalus johnsoni.
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Ingentia prima, a newly discovered dinosaur from the Late Triassic.
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Noah feels particularly suited to running a newly diverse staff.
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Tanya Tucker was coming to the newly reopened movie theater!
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Some of the newly formed groups died as a result.
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His statement was reinforced by newly obtained internal ISIS documents.
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This is a newly created position with the Red Bulls.
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Ben Affleck is still adjusting to his newly single life.
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Its successor, the newly announced R2, can drop the vestigia.
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She found new love, new collaborators, and newly realized independence.
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Lt. Anthony Wojcik addressing newly promoted Chicago detectives in 2013.
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So what did Twitter think of Trump's newly coined description?
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But the newly released documents had never been shared publicly.
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The FDA shared the list of these newly approved devices.
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A notable short seller is roasting newly public Beyond Meat.
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He was never punished, according to newly released investigation documents.
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One person on her list is newly at large: Melisandre.
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That would explain the origin of our newly surfaced photos.
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Today's announcement starts with a newly designed Box Developer Console.
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But the newly announced changes go beyond functions and cosmetics.
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Of the newly released Billboard Power 100, 18% were women.
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Thursday slot in their newly revamped Must See TV lineup.
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Godspeed, Raina McLeod, newly anointed patron saint of McFlurries. Godspeed.
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But this newly confirmed planet is a bit more interesting.
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It has newly designed 3D bass radiators and upgraded drivers.
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But let's go back to our newly awakened debate watcher.
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A fire tornado transitioning to the newly discovered blue whirl.
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Other groups are signing up newly arrived Puerto Ricans too.
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Newly armed with the truth, Debra finally demands some answers.
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A newly planted vine takes three years to bear pods.
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"Peak" is another old word with an newly expanded meaning.
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But by 2012, Kutcher and Kunis were both newly single.
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In the United States, the whisper network was newly nascent.
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Newly single Lindsay Shookus is moving on with her summer.
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They are newly determined not to go crazy in Paradise.
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JOKES ABOUT Ukraine's newly elected president, Volodymyr Zelensky, come easily.
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The IAU will announce the newly chosen names in December.
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The company, newly solicitous, has tried to be more transparent.
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Congratulations to newly engaged couple, Freddie Stroma and Johanna Braddy!
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The actor debuted his newly blond locks on Instagram today.
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A fifth became head of the newly formed National Guard.
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If you're not stuck, try Apple's newly free again software.
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The newly unredacted documents also provide details from Musk's depositions.
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At the same time, 7,031 gun owners were newly flagged.
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Newly public CrowdStrike wants to become the Salesforce of cybersecurity
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The habitat of the newly described Mount Gaoligong flying squirrel.
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As he got off the phone, Taft was newly frustrated.
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But newly connected nerve fibers do not instantly carry current.
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HTC's newly announced HTC 10 looks like a real winner.
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"The newly laid roads are especially at risk of melting."
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Gillibrand took the opportunity to mention newly elected Michigan Gov.
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The source said 200,000 cars were newly registered in September.
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Not to mention the fact that she is newly blind.
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Today they say they have, with the newly remastered Aeron.
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Applications for buyers of newly built homes are also rising.
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These questions are newly salient in the criminal justice system.
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Also, who's slapping a newly single Vinny across the face?
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The old rats appeared newly invigorated after receiving their injections.
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Things start to turn around for the newly inspired Sophia.
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My newly inflamed tinnitus and I are living, ringing proof.
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With its newly recovered strength, Sony is venturing into acquisitions.
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France hold a cabinet meeting of its newly appointed government.
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While newly fired FBI Director James Comey made mistakes, Sen.
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As it happens, Phillippe and Perry are both newly single.
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The XR's Apple's newly discounted iPhone that starts at $749.
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Watch the full clip of the newly engaged twosome, below.
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Newly developed dyes, however, could prove to be safer alternatives.
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What about the other five million or so newly insured?
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A Lebanese priest leads prayers at the newly restored church.
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Newly tightened European rules, however, prevent Italy from doing likewise.
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Competition from newly founded schools tends to raise others' standards.
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This newly launched system is an unholy mashup of Yandex.
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But newly discovered whale bones lend credibility to Pliny's account.
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So they're not having to rely on newly rolled crypto.
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Abigail Spanberger, one of the state's newly elected freshmen Democrats.
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The price of a newly constructed home rose 6 percent.
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Newly released FBI texts seem to be mostly bunk pic.twitter.
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Eleven newly announced accessibility grants could lead to broad applications.
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Then she posted another selfie featuring her newly tatted hand.
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Newly accepted countries such as Hungary are flirting with Moscow.
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Newly appointed Acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker was also there.
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An unprecedented number of our newly elected leaders are women.
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Today, it's one in 85033 for our newly enrolled patients.
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These are the first through its newly acquired company Greenlots.
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With Westerners newly interested in Pakistan, she saw an opening.
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A. It is newly identified, but perhaps not that new.
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Britain violently suppressed rebellion in these newly occupied territories, as
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Russia did not add anything to the newly connected world.
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Newly released bonds with higher interest rates are more attractive.
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Leticia Nieves is a newly minted canvasser from Kissimmee, Fla.
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Although only newly engaged, Glantz knew this situation wasn't unique.
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The newly installed cross is intended as an interim measure.
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But the newly registered voters nonetheless solidly lean toward Mrs.
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He offered Manu a Marlboro from a newly opened pack.
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Within the complex is the newly renovated Five Stuy Cafe.
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This newly released glittery eye shadow pallet is no exception.
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Newly empowered House Democrats will focus on the disinformation threat.
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The newly released trailer has received a much warmer response.
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"There's a situation," the newly minted American Idol judge said.
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Canes Venatici sounds like the newly elected mayor of Salerno.
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Swearing in of the Newly Elected County Officials and Judges.
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The newly revealed cost synergies are worth about the same.
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I was newly obsessed with Danger Mouse at this stage.
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When asked whether he would date newly engaged Blac Chyna?
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Newly appointed Justice Gorsuch did not participate in the ruling.
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Offenders, however, will also find such online operations newly risky.
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But other residents, especially those newly displaced, were less content.
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There are a few reasons for this newly broken ground.
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Newly elected senators who credit Trump for helping them win.
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"[$200] should be your newly formed support level," he said.
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Newly passed tax cuts are just about to take effect.
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But fees are only being suspended on newly booked tickets.
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Kimmel had some fun at the newly wealthy winner's expense.
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The newly formed Town Hall Ensemble's repertoire acknowledges that past.
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That unit includes SAHAM Finances, Sanlam's newly acquired Moroccan business.
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The lighting in his newly converted home studio was subpar.
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She also defended the newly revealed caveat about financial disclosures.
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Take the newly opened Freehand hotel in the Flatiron district.
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Like a botched execution, it left the family newly traumatized.
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Still, Mr. Tillerson will face those considerable challenges newly fortified.
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Some big secrets will stalk the red carpet, newly unleashed.
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Experts think the newly drawn congressional districts will benefit Democrats.
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The newly appointed commander of US Army Africa, Maj. Gen.
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The finding, in a newly published analysis, has dire implications.
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So the newly proposed regulation matters in two different arenas.
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Some 40,000 Americans are newly infected with H.I.V. every year.
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Some 74,000 villagers are being moved into newly built apartments.
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With the last of the newly released cables, dated Dec.
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Violence by newly arrived immigrant men is a fact, too.
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But please remember that reported cases aren't newly acquired infections.
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Researchers from Bellingcat immediately began analyzing the newly released information.
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Some Republican lawmakers openly welcomed Washington's newly changed immigration landscape.
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The newly initiated are offered many opportunities to participate directly.
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And newly rich Chinese poured money into local real estate.
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But my father was newly hopeful about Mr. Quist's chances.
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Mr Zelensky, newly installed in office, was in a bind.
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In colloquial terms, the prism created two newly divergent timelines . . .
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The patient had P.C.T., caused by his newly discovered hemochromatosis.
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"We give them to each newly diagnosed woman," she added.
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Newly paraplegic at the age of 23, I needed answers.
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It took first place in a newly created category: conservation.
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It expects to file its newly audited statements this summer.
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Sanders, the newly anointed frontrunner, faced more incoming than ever.
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And the newly reported information seems to back that assertion.
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That's precisely the idea behind the newly released Gabb* phone.
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Other newly discovered tree creatures aren't as cute and cuddly.
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This vision pits the native born against the newly arrived.
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The CIA declined to comment on the newly released material.
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McWhirter confirmed the newly found bomb was of US design.
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He expects to have a newly revised version within weeks.
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Democrats need to take a lesson from newly energized Republicans.
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A transmission electron microscopy image of Synlogic's newly engineered bacteria.CreditW.
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The newly hired nurses and nurse assistants voiced mixed opinions.
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Right across the street is the newly completed Chicago Riverwalk.
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Read the newly released transcript of the court hearing here:
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THEN: In 2010, Kendall Jenner was a newly signed model.
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She convinced newly elected President Barack Obama to embrace it.
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Bigots have incited ethnic cleansing on newly free social media.
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In the newly released exchanges, Page informs Strzok that Sen.
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The newly minted baroness turned her hand to property development.
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The court accepted the newly drawn district lines this week.
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Few know how protesters will react to newly imposed rulers.
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The governor suggested that the newly elected senators were amateurs.
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The newly minted residents then married again, creating more residents.
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That would be easy to swallow for the press corps and other opponents of this newly-hatched, or at least newly-reported, plan – if only the track record of the Trump administration was different.
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Mr. Pazanin said that newly renovated three- or four-bedroom houses can sell for as much as 800,000 euros ($896,000), while newly built villas can go as high as 1.5 million euros ($9043 million).
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Not to detract from weekly constructor debuts, which are also wonderful, but a big grid makes a big splash and enables someone to dramatically unfurl those newly fledged wings (newly fledged to us, anyway).
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The newly sworn-in governor reportedly plans to propose a policy that would give parents six months of partially paid leave to care for a newborn or newly adopted baby, according to The Associated Press.
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With a turnout of around 200 people—ranging from the newly born to the newly out—it was obvious that people had traveled from all over the country to welcome LGBTQ asylum seekers to Sweden.
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"The Senate should respect the result of the election and treat this newly elected president's nominee in the same way that nominees of other newly elected presidents have been treated," Mr. McConnell said on Monday.
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"The Senate should respect the result of the election and treat this newly elected president's nominee in the same way the nominees of other newly elected presidents have been treated," he said on the floor.
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Gordon has been highly visible during his newly acquired free time.
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Still, though, he's feeling the repercussions of this newly stratified industry.
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But according to Trulia, Tisdale just listed the newly built house.
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Our newly connected world is wonderful for a lot of reasons.
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You can read the newly released FBI documents here and here.
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What newly-minted billionaire wouldn't want a vacation after all that?
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Some were stranded on newly formed islands, tourist Benji Xie said.
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They also spoke backstage about seeing the newly-opened Moulin Rouge!
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However, based on newly granted Bluetooth SIG certifications discovered by MySmartPrice.
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The drug will compete directly with Novartis AG's newly approved Cosentyx.
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Current Seadrill's shareholders will receive 1.9 percent of newly issued shares.
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That's because the color looks great grown out or newly refreshed.
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He was newly single after almost 20 years [with wife Noreen].
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She commemorated her newly lightened strands with not one, but seven!
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Gurley has become newly animated by health care deals, sources say.
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This newly announced Space Force is far from a done deal.
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Sanders's newly prominent position comes through on Capitol Hill as well.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)The newly updated MacBook Pro is good.
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And a newly emboldened, confident America is good for the world.
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First impressions matter, especially when you're a newly elected animal official.
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Some parts of speech acquire newly coined words all the time.
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A newly vital job category, vulnerable to automation, mushrooms across America.
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Schroeder's costars sent their loving wishes to the newly engaged coupled.
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Duchess of Sussex's India charity work captured in newly-released footage.
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He's been known to physically bring newly arrived players to practice.
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Many of them set up shop in newly trendy downtown Detroit.
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Tate Reeves, the newly elected Republican who took office last month.
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But the newly discovered moon is farther out than the others.
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And the newly released trailer from New Line and Warner Bros.
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Whoever solves it first is rewarded with some newly minted bitcoin.
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It costs a bit, as it's newly released, I hear that.
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Hotels grand and small have been refurbished and are newly popular.
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Newly legal, some plan to kit themselves out like upmarket pharmacies.
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Consider two early pieces (newly re-made) in the second gallery.
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The newly engaged singer released his biggest album yet, ÷ (pronounced "divide").
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Banderas also showed off his newly-shaven head in the picture.
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Both newly combined teams will continue to grow, the company said.
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For a newly single person, hope is the most valuable thing.
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Newly single star Brody Jenner is no stranger to reality television.
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Newly remastered, it's available on Blu-ray, DVD and Amazon Video.
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Thoughts from Jennifer Lawrence, Sylvester Stallone and other newly minted contenders.
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Some of the traditional web publishers are newly interested in this.
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In lieu of balloons, there was a newly formed Twitter account.
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Social media and targeted campaigns have become newly significant in politics.
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And the newly selected committee will stick even closer to script.
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Margery's newly orange face relaxed, and the Expletive's lopsided smile grew.
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Instead, the newly launched service is built around a music locker.
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That's why the newly announced HX500 turntable makes such splendid sense.
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Ethiopia was the largest trading partner of the newly independent Eritrea.
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The most expensive item in the newly updated line is $34.99.
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The red flower above is that plant's newly discovered tiny cousin.
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Right now, the field of gravitational wave physics is newly born.
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The newly announced deal, however, is about expanding Enseo's distribution rights.
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The day before, I turned 26 and newly 21 weeks pregnant.
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The newly launched SkyDroner can detect a drone entering its airspace.
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The newly released Trim chatbot will tell you in a text.
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Newly sober and crystal clear, she began writing in early 1986.
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They have made labour newly competitive and have kept productivity high.
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Here are five things to know about the newly minted Earl:
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Maybe she'll join Svetlana (Isidora Goreshter) and her newly rich husband.
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This newly named technique — dubbed "warshipping" — is not a new concept.
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The newly released Hunt files provide zero evidence for that, Martha.
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The newly elected mayor dropped the city's appeal of that decision.
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What else has the newly energised movement for gun control achieved?
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But "ghost galaxies," a newly identified phenomenon, are another matter entirely.
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Malorie manages to save her newly born son and Olympia's daughter.
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Newly nourished beaches suffer less erosion after storms than nonreplenished beaches.
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And a huge number of those newly incentivized voters are women.
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Serving alongside Bush is Joan Larsen, another newly installed circuit judge.
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Numbers for some of the newly-discovered species already look grim.
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Maybe we follow the newly-engaged royal couple on their honeymoon.
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Help us welcome this newly hatched flamingo at the National Aviary.
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Apparently it is now a newly discovered thing called #STEVE pic.twitter.
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SARA EISEN: That is the newly minted CEO of Kimberly-Clark.
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Kim Jong Un at the newly-remodeled Pyongyang Teacher Training College.
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Also, Register2Vote gathers something valuable: a database of newly registered voters.
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The increase will also impact the company's newly introduced student pricing.
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Nope, just a photo of my newly upgraded bathtub shower getaway.
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People have many feelings about newly confirmed Education Secretary Betsy DeVos.
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Were they forced out to make space for the newly arriving?
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"This historic place has become newly relevant," said Culver City's mayor.
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Pisces feels newly seen and heard by their family or roommates.
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Newly developed varieties will be better suited for the new climate.
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We introduce a newly discovered spider that surfs to catch dinner.
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She would now be competing with thousands of newly minted doctors.
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Alphabet, Google's newly formed parent company, is bowling a bit straighter.
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In a unanimous vote, the newly-elected legislative body fired Ortega.
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No more than 18 million ether are newly minted each year.
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Try adding a Sofa Newly Reupholstered in African Cloth, $8,43; chairish.
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I'm glad the Department annually calculates the newly announced default rates.
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Days later, the newly minted company went on a buying spree.
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Capcom: Infinite is below with the newly leaked characters in bold.
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Enter the newly-elected millennial women sworn into Congress this year.
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The rink became a place to assimilate in newly familiar environs.
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It's available via a shortcut in the newly-designed Control Center.
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The Force is strong with this adorable newly-discovered gibbon species.
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Milo Ventimiglia is newly shaven and here to steal your heart.
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The newly engaged couple also addressed Yrigoyen's much-discussed Instagram controversy.
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This newly-discovered species of bacteria could help solve these problems.
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A screenshot of the newly designed Apple web pages for podcasts.
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Among newly public software companies, Cloudera commands a fairly average valuation.
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Shares in newly merged bank start trading on Milan Stock Exchange.
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The newly reunited dream team's quick fall from grace was infuriating.
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A record 102 women took office, 35 whom were newly-elected.
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Now, he is the newly elected mayor of Knox County, Tenn.
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So Kimmel tracked the newly engaged pair down for a chat.
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The newly $299 Apple Watch and new bands were comparatively quiet.
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Other notable finds in the newly released survey surround space travel.
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Can Pegg's character Neil use his newly-discovered powers for good?
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It could, for instance, hand newly printed money directly to citizens.
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Nor did the newly unemployed go in search of work elsewhere.
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So you want the newly released Nintendo Entertainment System Classic Edition?
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It has become the flagship brand of a newly pedestrianised lifestyle.
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I found myself with a newly unique situation: total identity crisis.
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Collectively, this year's newly public unicorns are doing pretty well too.
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It's the first bill newly elected Nevadan Cortez Masto has sponsored.
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Luz Merced dropped off bottles of water and newly purchased supplies.
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ET. He spends the night in a newly renovated Marriott downtown.
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Trump's base is certainly loving his newly fueled anti-immigrant rants.
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Some Jordanians blame the newly arrived Syrians for driving down wages.
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Other estimates put the number of newly eligible workers substantially higher.
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Against that backdrop, Booker teamed up with the newly elected Gov.
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Pete Davidson took his newly blue hair out on the town.
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The British singer and newly-minted Grammy winner turned 25 yesterday.
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Safarova, however sweet natured and newly philosophical, had really had enough.
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As a result, newly created maps could not be easily gerrymandered.
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The measures are believed to dampen speculation on newly-listed plays.
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The potential deal will be funded by newly issued LSE shares.
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They bought policies on the newly created New York State exchange.
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The Sarasota company's meticulous, juicy performance makes Ashton's "Enigma" newly expressive.
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The latest outrage is found in newly declassified documents from 2014.
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For newly empowered Democrats, there is also a piper to pay.
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The newly created role could give her authority exceeding the president's.
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Colbert mocked Trump's newly picked replacement for the role, Lt. Gen.
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The newly powerful Democrats will not only limit Trump's legislative ambitions.
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Lamb and Rothfus are running in Pennsylvania's newly-drawn 17th District.
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Its newly elected populist government simply refused to join at all.
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I took some photos with Google's newly announced Pixel 9003 smartphone.
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So in a sense, the newly discovered galaxy is mostly invisible.
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Yet Balanchine takes an old tradition and makes it newly shocking.
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Such systems have been mandated on newly certified helicopters since 1994.
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That, in turn, can cause backups in unloading newly arriving planes.
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This newly accessible gold mine of creative works is relatively rare.
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Read the definitions of more of the newly added words here.
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Economic and political isolation threatened to destroy the newly Protestant country.
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More than 20 million Americans are newly covered through the HealthCare.
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The newly signed kicker Cody Parkey missed three field-goal attempts.
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This newly released info includes the al Qaeda founder's personal journal.
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A newly-qualified doctor typically earns about 156,000 shillings a month.
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Here's everything we just learned about the newly-revealed Spectacles 3:
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It comes just a day after newly-elected California Democratic Gov.
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Newly disclosed interactions involving Trump campaign advisors raise questions, Democrats say.
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The inflaters aboard the truck were newly manufactured, the company said.
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A newly renovated premium room costs about $395 in high season.
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This was not a new tactic, but it was newly effective.
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Newly prescribed medications can interact badly with those they already take.
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The newly launched Land Rover Defender has a "soft roof" option.
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But this newly emerging economy is about to get significantly bigger.
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All those newly covered patients were promised care by the president.
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Ironically, neither Saccone nor Lamb lives in the newly drawn district.
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It's not clear how Lyft intends to use newly acquired staff.
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Newly single and facing 60, Benech is particularly reflective these days.
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Kennedy's assassination in 1963, and the newly compassionate Bobby who suffered
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Design email campaigns using innovative techniques to engage newly identified prospects.
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In the end, his biggest challenge was the newly-drawn map.
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A pair of congressman criticized the newly elected lawmaker Friday morning.
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When we did Raising Helen I think she was newly pregnant.
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Perot's 1996 campaign was fueled by his newly formed Reform Party.
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Five upper teeth of the newly described human species, Homo luzonensis.
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Newly added capabilities have also contributed to recent spikes in MAUs.
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The first version of this newly named macOS is called Sierra.
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Unfortunately, the newly discovered "Efail" vulnerability could make that a possibility.
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Over the course of the past few months, newly minted Rep.
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EDT: President Trump holds a credentialing ceremony for newly appointed ambassadors.
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A newly created affiliate, Energy Transfer Corporation, is making the acquisition.
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But the newly obtained case files point to a cover-up.
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Newly built refineries are also producing cleaner fuels in larger volumes.
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Hofeller suggested the voting rights rationale in the newly disclosed documents.
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The newly engaged ladies now each have their own engagement rings.
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The newly discovered debris was sent to Malaysia to be examined.
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Dolorous Edd's question to a newly revived Jon Snow resonates here.
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But regardless, they all have a fresh, bright, newly minted appeal.
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In Heptet's newly uncovered tomb, it's all about the monkey paintings.
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I get highlights for first time to cover newly discovered greys.
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The song is from Thug's newly arrived EP Hear No Evil.
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You could be newly married and have a pricey pregnancy pending.
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Their newly installed modern NBA offense has only flirted with success.
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Newly released video shows the moment California's Kincade fire was sparked.
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A newly upgraded sous vide cooker that heats water very quickly
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"Let's take the newly elected president at his word," Weidmann said.
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Allen paid $27 million for the newly-built property in 2013.
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The newly issued "Bolivar Soberano" currency is worth 100,000 "old" Bolivares.
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Four newly reimagined institutions, where creative types once worked and partied.
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Fish nipped at my legs, protective of their newly claimed territory.
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Some white parents kept their children home from newly desegregated schools.
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Philip D. Murphy, the newly elected Democratic governor of New Jersey.
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Some of those newly infected will themselves have started infecting others.
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The newly configured group will have to move beyond past skirmishes.
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And the newly adopted programs are on a much larger scale.
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Of the newly infected people, 75% had a recent travel history.
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Michaela Watkins plays Dewey's a newly divorced sister who moves in.
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And the newly invented medium of photography was stirring things up.
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Workers are organizing and demanding rights through a newly established union.
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The key variable is what the newly created money pays for.
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The newly sworn-in group of young progressives led by Rep.
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Like Tran, she attributed her victory to newly engaged progressive women.
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At the beginning of the picture, she's a newly hatched caterpillar.
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Jacobson hasn't updated his ratings for the newly vacant Senate seat.
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The pensive, wistful slow movement, as played here, seemed newly profound.
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Orders will be trackable thanks to a newly-introduced delivery tracker.
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For Jews, the newly reunified Germany was a particularly attractive destination.
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Her usually bright eyes peered dully above her newly prominent cheekbones.
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Mr. Correa was newly in power and facing high crime rates.
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"They have been great," he said of the newly hired workers.
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The Mueller team got to work quickly, newly disclosed calendars show.
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On May 250, Iran's newly elected parliament will be sworn in.
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Adam Clayton Powell Jr., newly elected to Congress, cut the ribbon.
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The team identified from the specimens four newly discovered wasp species.
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That prize money will be redistributed to the newly elevated finishers.
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Nonetheless, the installation has newly attracted sea life and coral growth.
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Misgivings about a few make us newly attentive to the many.
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Our propensity to engage in poor planning is not newly discovered.
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The newly reported deaths lift the global death toll passed 20,000.
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Patients could stay for weeks, limiting space for newly sickened people.
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These newly engineered poisons represent a horrific frontier in technological innovation.
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Detroit's Women's Informal Network gave $1,500 to the newly formed fund.
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You can read our full exchange, which feels newly relevant, below.
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"Anything newly born is being offset by poaching," Mr. Milliken said.
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The stretch technique isn't entirely obsolete, even for newly inherited I.R.A.s.
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Nothing until Glossier's newly-launched Futuredew entered my life, that is.
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By 2011, one in four newly married couples there was interracial.
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Some states are working to roll back their newly gained rights.
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But as the newly combined ViacomCBS, the company now has options.
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Ankara has promised them newly built homes and land to farm.
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Tony Romo, another quarterback newly turned broadcaster, might have been available.
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The newly expanded Museum of Modern Art reopens on Oct. 211.
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Collins formally announced Wednesday that he will challenge newly appointed Sen.
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Major automakers rarely make such large investments in newly established companies.
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Still, Mr. Neti persists with the zeal of the newly converted.
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That led to bombings by the newly formed Royal Air Force.
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Here is a sampling of some of the newly commissioned settings.
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Mr. Webb would become chairman emeritus of the newly renamed Altaba.
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A newly discovered bug could let other people eavesdrop on you.
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Newly sober, he refuses my offer to pour him some wine.
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Tipping the equation further are newly prominent ideas about gender fluidity.
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He encouraged females to "step forward," into the newly opened positions.
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This is the newly replaced wall along the US/MEXICO border.
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Last Thursday, with a stroke of his pen, newly elected Gov.
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Place yourself, with sample math questions from the newly revised Accuplacer.
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"I don't know," he said, looking at his newly painted ad.
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Raonic will next face newly-crowned Vienna Open champion Dominic Thiem.
|
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This group accounts for about 36 percent of the newly enrolled.
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In a newly unearthed essay sent to his publisher on Oct.
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A newly discovered painting by Mr. Van would indeed be valuable.
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"The newly rich came, and destroyed Chicken Street," Mr. Abdullah said.
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He made American luxury newly relevant while also making it accessible.
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This is Georgia's newly appointed Republican senator: Today, I backed Sen.
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Pelosi plans to convene her newly appointed managers at 5 p.m.
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Yoga pants, t-shirt, denim jacket, and my newly fixed booties.
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His family was allegedly "freaked out" by Cyrus' newly public relationship.
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Newly appointed CEO K.C. Crosthwaite announced the decision in a statement.
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AD: Talking about your first priorities for this newly merged company.
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The newly-identified coronavirus epidemic has killed 170 people in China.
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America was newly, starkly, dangerously divided on every issue that mattered.
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A 19 percent VAT is levied for a newly constructed home.
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Acton also joined the newly created Signal Foundation as executive chairman.
|
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But the situation entered a newly volatile stage this past weekend.
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Construction materials from the newly built stadium sat in piles outside.
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A newly booming oil and gas industry came to the rescue.
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Kosovo would become, with U.S. leadership, a newly independent, democratic country.
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Newly cooled, structurally sound lava flows are much more electrically resistant.
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Analysts are bullish on the company's newly appointed CEO, Sundar Pichai.
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She was newly in love and I was excited for her.
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In 250, Bruno and Ingrid Szajer, then newly married, started Stillwhite.
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Shop the newly-launched ASOS Design x Christian Cowan collection ahead.
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She's newly engaged and announced her own makeup line last week.
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Sales rose after Lampert became chairman of the newly combined company.
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Mr. Easton, newly fitted with a pacemaker, was in all three.
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But vehicles made in newly-built plants will pay 25 percent.
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I always tell my newly married friends: Get a budget app!
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This would ensure that newly unionized workers actually want union representation.
|
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CNN is going line by line through the newly released testimony.
|
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How big is the newly launched Tyler Perry Studios in Atlanta?
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The newly formed Maldives United Opposition said the process was flawed.
|
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Here's what we have newly learned: That Dar Adal is deranged.
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Newly fatherless children go back to school without a therapist's help.
|
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The resort also newly offers seasonal excursions to the butterfly reserve.
|
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How many more people have been newly assigned to these threats?
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McCarthy contrasted Gomez's timeline with those of newly elected Republican Reps.
|
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The two played newly engaged couple Loretta Castorini and Johnny Cammareri.
|
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Newly arrived undocumented immigrants would be ineligible for such protections, however.
|
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And it's not clear where the newly stateless people would go.
|
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Among the most vulnerable in this regard is newly-elected Rep.
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Newly built homes are more expensive than they've ever been before.
|
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But stories in which women seek revenge have become newly fashionable.
|
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The newly released figures have been subject to some controversy, however.
|
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Michelle Dorrance's newly expanded work "Myelination" takes its title from science.
|
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That's when the newly minted millionaire decided to switch things up.
|
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These newly empowered majorities are moving quickly to start governing again.
|
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The many newly elected Democratic lawmakers also listening were less enthusiastic.
|
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Not actual new housing, but housing that's newly accessible to people.
|
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Dominating the market was the newly opened 220 Central Park South.
|
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The newly proposed HUD rule would make this considerably more difficult.
|
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Other districts -- including one west of Pittsburgh -- could become newly competitive.
|
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A newly developed drug known as EGF816 targeted his acquired resistance.
|
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Even today, they still contain mysteries — like the newly identified void.
|
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Newly formed unions have been warning employees that winter is coming.
|
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BOOM (FROM LOTUSFLOWER) ON THIS NEWLY ARRIVED PURPLE PRESENT FROM YAMAHA….
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Instead, the newly-monikered MC Hammer decided to go it alone.
|
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Just-installed barbed wire and barricades signal a newly militarized border.
|
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So without further ado - Meet our newly-named Program Animal family!
|
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Donald Trump's newly appointed national security adviser, retired Army Lt. Gen.
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The newly hip Bozeman, in close proximity to Yellowstone and world-class skiing, has seen an influx of conservative millionaires as well as college students lured by the newly ascendant university's programs in engineering and programming.
|
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When Time published its more measured 1969 follow-up to its initial exposé — this one called "The Homosexual: Newly Visible, Newly Understood" — the LGBT press had long begun telling its own stories on its own terms.
|
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You head to Hellas Basin on Mars to investigate the mystery of this newly uncovered Hive army, the worm god Xol that they worship, and the way all of it connects to the newly awakened Warmind.
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The age and partisanship of newly registered voters are nearly identical to 2012, when newly registered voters leaned Democratic by a margin of 52 percent to 31 percent, and 59 percent were ages 18 to 29.
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And at some point at least some of the newly infected people will be surrounded by more immune (recovered) individuals among their contacts, so the newly infected will in turn infect fewer people, and so on.
|
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Worse, at an average of $6,366 a pop, the Medicaid costs of this newly eligible (and presumably able-bodied) population was 23 percent more than the average Medicaid cost of $5,159 per non-newly eligible enrollee.
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He wanted to die at the hands of his newly sentient creations.
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Vice President Mike Pence swears in newly elected and re-elected senators.
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A newly discovered ant species has a particularly moody name: Sericomyrmex radioheadi.
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And indeed, the newly unveiled XZ1 sports some fun new camera tricks.
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The newly remodeled flat ran through the whole floor and was spacious.
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AR and VR also helps clients better imagine their newly designed spaces.
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Someone needs to hold me back from this newly found smoothie addiction!!
|
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The newly-released information confirms speculation the Shorts were having marital issues.
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In their time off, they would go to the newly opened nickelodeons.
|
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Brazil has said it will seek exemption from the newly imposed tariffs.
|
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The newly gendered lights were installed for a 12-month trial period.
|
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Even Bachelor Nation was questioning the love between the newly engaged couple.
|
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One of the newly discovered spearpoints from the dig site in Texas.
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Gris. Managing the newly acquired horde is Sheena Wagstaff, installed in 2012
|
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Its newly issued notes traded down about 0.8 percentage points on Tuesday.
|
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Twelve of the newly indicted defendants were arrested on Thursday, prosecutors said.
|
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They don't get far before encountering Logan, newly recruited by the Confederados.
|
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But now supply is rising for both existing and newly built homes.
|
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Two weeks later, other ex-Soviet nations joined the newly-created CIS.
|
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The newly reconvened Space Council is helmed by Vice President Mike Pence.
|
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But the newly available data will impact podcast content beyond the ads.
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A figure that would make Greylock's newly closed $1BN fund seem modest.
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A newly launched app has made locating lost pets a lot easier.
|
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Then open up the newly revealed Develop menu and pick Empty Caches.
|
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But that didn't stop Germany from taking the newly reported threats seriously.
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Chor and others raced upstairs to prepare the newly-appointed delivery suite.
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I’m Bruno Bartlett, the newly infamous polydactyl and standing kitty.
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Justin Theroux is settling into his life as a newly single man.
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A newly engaged couple were mocked over the size of the ring.
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The Senate's newly passed resolution is one step in helping raise awareness.
|
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Does the newly buggy iOS make me want to switch to Android?
|
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The newly dubbed "AWS Secret Region" was launched by Amazon on Monday.
|
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The fuzzy white dots represent the location of the newly discovered void.
|
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The newly emerged Italian Banco BMP was 1.49 percent higher on Wednesday.
|
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Bayoush confirmed the weapons being fired in the video were newly supplied.
|
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Newly single Brad Pitt is kissing another woman – on film that is.
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Environmentally devastating perhaps, but efficient and convenient for newly mobile young people.
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We will very intensively look to contact those who were newly elected.
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Newly-minted British Prime Minister Theresa May is being apprised of developments.
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Newly announced nominations for MTV's Movie and TV Awards confirm those beliefs.
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And for its newly reduced price of $69.99, that's money well spent.
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Together, Minter and the newly named Watson have trained for dressage events.
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Sales of newly built homes jumped dramatically in April, as did prices.
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Yes, but: The newly formed committee will only have an advisory role.
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In my practice, I care for newly pregnant patients every single shift.
|
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The GOP's mistrust of the Joint Committee on Taxation is newly held.
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The horny (and newly single) aunt of the bride Don't do it.
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Rowdy political leaders aren't a newly introduced feature of Italian political life.
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The latest batch of newly confirmed judges includes five appeals court nominees.
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On Saturday night, that veteran — the newly elected Texas Congressman, Lt. Com.
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These conditions will follow the newly elected members into the 116th Congress.
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Their new record Gensho is a newly ambitious endeavor for the collaborators.
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But ... that was as a late-twenty-something newly-engaged city dweller.
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He quickly bonded with the owners of the newly formed gym, Wor.
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Such a view is possible on a newly discovered exoplanet NASA's found.
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Is the opinion of a newly minted bachelor of arts so valuable?
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Clinton in 2000, the newly liberated first lady got to know Mrs.
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Modern Love Please check out the newly launched Modern Love: The Podcast.
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Loomer was kicked off Twitter for her criticism of newly elected Rep.
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Newly formed ice lets meltwater spread more evenly across its glassy surface.
|
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An audience of classmates and parents cheered the newly minted protester on.
|
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Until January, that policy only applied to newly created accounts, Facebook said.
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"What can I say?" he laughed, gazing at his newly transformed digit.
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He was Oscar Obidio Cubas Castro, Nicaragua's newly appointed ambassador to Israel.
|
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It's now listed under a newly created chapter on sexual health conditions.
|
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Alibaba confirms it raised $3B for its newly consolidated local services business
|
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But the result included sales from newly acquired e-commerce business Italiantouch.
|
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That's according to a newly released Ford survey of 1,000 U.S. adults.
|
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But some of the best items are classic Italian dishes newly interpreted.
|
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Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) responded to President Trump's tweet: Newly elected Gov.
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Jessica Chastain is undergoing a major transformation for her newly announced project.
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It's unclear if that strike was aided by the newly obtained material.
|
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Another emerging problem is the absence of order in newly liberated areas.
|
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Then he broke away to welcome a group of newly arrived guests.
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It will sell vegetarian fare in most of its newly acquired outlets.
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Starting today, inline installation will be unavailable to all newly published extensions.
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They have accounted for a mightily disproportionate share of the newly infected.
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Rafer acknowledges that newly formed True North is limited in its ability.
|
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Men created characters that embodied their anxieties about these newly empowered women.
|
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Newly single Fergie is open to the possibility of having more kids.
|
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A newly resurfaced video of a 2007 interview with Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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The newly re-tooled $9.95/month plan won't be exactly the same.
|
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Now we know how he's spending that newly signed $53 million deal!
|
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The Prince sees the newly installed stained glass windows at Belfast Synagogue.
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Russia cannot simply walk away without losing its newly won regional clout.
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These newly eligible borrowers have rates currently at or above 4.25 percent.
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Serena Williams is the chairwoman of Oath's newly launched board of advisors.
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And if a woman answers: 'We are just enjoying being newly married.
|
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The newly formed company will result in some pretty big job losses.
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The Pink Wave: 42 newly elected women in Congress Explore the list.
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The LME's newly-launched alumina contract didn't trade at all through June.
|
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Meier and Chertoff demonstrated what is expected of a newly minted royal.
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Newly appointed Supreme Court Neil Gorsuch is, of course, far from liberal.
|
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At the time, Webpass became part of the newly minted Access division.
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And, it's likely Gloria partially blames Maria for Daya's newly bleak future.
|
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The newly developed graphene skin makes use of the material piezoresistive properties.
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The newly minted Duchess of Sussex is ready to address her people.
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Suddenly, he is given newly discovered treatment and is not immediately dying.
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Specifically, those newly minted victims had their "partial driver's license information" stolen.
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As a newly minted graduate, Belinda hopes others looks to her example.
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And their newly made-up Mission: Impossible scene is just as harebrained.
|
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The newly engaged couple made a celebratory appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live!
|
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The kitchen is newly renovated, according to a representative of Elite Auctions.
|
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These newly uncovered emails were not written, sent or received by Comey.
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I grab lunch from a newly discovered burger and hot dog place.
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Congratulations once again to the newly married Duke and Duchess of Sussex.
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The SPLC calls the newly-coined movement a "derivative" of Identity Evropa.
|
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Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin are basking in their newly engaged glow.
|
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Those newly banned drivers had passed both Uber's and Lyft's company screenings.
|
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Beyond that, though, Tesla once offered temporary trailers to newly relocated employees.
|
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She's been newly buried under extra servings of trauma and mental illness.
|
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It will also list newly released episodes of the podcasts people follow.
|
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Germany's Angela Merkel and France's Emmanuel Macron are newly weak at home.
|
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When Meerkat erupted at SXSW in 2015, the festival seemed newly vital.
|
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The year was 1993; the newly minted president was William Jefferson Clinton.
|
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Roku is doing this with its newly launched Roku Channel, for example.
|
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Newly-minted Trump running mate Mike Pence will speak on Wednesday evening.
|
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Newly-crowned EGOT winner John Legend also helped out with the performance.
|
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Four decades ago, I took an oath as a newly commissioned officer.
|
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I haven't dropped my newly water resistant phone in a toilet yet.
|
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But the newly located STEREO-B isn't out of danger just yet.
|
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The Democrats' other great strength was newly energised support from the unions.
|
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The newly reborn Palm created the device with help from supplier TCL.
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And so I head into the refuge of my newly built shelter.
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Kaitlynn is newly single as well ... calling it quits with Brody Jenner.
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Little League began funnelling girls into its newly-created, nominally co-ed,
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The newly updated DJI Go app is available for iOS and Android.
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Timberlake's white maleness is obviously not new — it is only newly visible.
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Rick Amato, the newly elected State's Attorney, did not dispute Schmack's findings.
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Another e-commerce avenue for Hasbro is the newly launched Hasbro Pulse.
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Microbial colonies (yellow) coat the newly-formed seafloor on Kilauea's south flank.
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A mission in May found fresh footprints and a newly cut tree.
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Other musicians whose music appeared to cross Spotify's newly drawn line remained.
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Newly reconstituted index membership will take effect when markets open on Monday.
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Some 11 percent of these newly discovered birds are threatened with extinction.
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Origin is a newly created shell company headed by former Affymetrix executives.
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Viacom's board appointed Redstone to the newly created position of chairman emeritus.
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Gianni Infantino, FIFA's newly elected president, has vowed to restore FIFA's image.
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At least, that's according to a newly published study in PLOS One.
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The video is on loop at a newly published website called glittering.
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Qualcomm wants to replace this with the newly-announced Snapdragon Wear 2425.
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Ariel Helwani asked the newly crowned champion to react to Dillashaw's thoughts.
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Replacing him on the roster is newly signed defensive tackle Tyrunn Walker.
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She'll never go out of "Style" — especially with her newly pink hair.
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Some worry whether the country's current workforce can accommodate these newly insured.
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Indeed, some newly recruited railway workers are already ready to jump ship.
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In 2016, the number of newly registrated cars stood at 3.35 million.
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"Yes, Trump is hurting the country," said newly elected North Carolina Gov.
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For the newly anointed "generation witch," empowerment is central to her appeal.
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Newly engaged Chris Pratt and Katherine Schwarzenegger are all smiles when together.
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As president of the newly-launched trust, Harry spoke at the concert.
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Of course, a newly victorious Republican Congress is unlikely to challenge Trump.
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So newly arrived Syrian refugees have taken up the call to action.
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Stick 'em on, and go forth with your newly bushy-browed self.
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The government could finance its deficit with newly created money, not bonds.
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"VC itself is becoming a real career," newly promoted Wise tells me.
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" It was a Netflix advertisement for a newly released show "The Crown.
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With the rise of Trump, that history seems suddenly and newly relevant.
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On the newly improved leader of her Gladiators, on the other hand?
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The order extends to "newly captured alien enemy combatants" from those groups.
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Astronauts newly returned to Earth commonly have episodes of lightheadedness and fainting.
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This quarter's earnings are the first the newly public company has reported.
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Modern Love As two people newly in love, we talked and talked.
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And he will continue his run with a newly announced contract extension.
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It is littered with vocabulary described by another newly added word: "Dahlesque".
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Some 70% of the newly appointed ministers were educated in state schools.
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And there still isn't a download link on the newly activated pages.
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He is the most unpopular newly-inaugurated president in modern polling history.
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In the newly released data, Planck captured a phenomenon called gravitational lensing.
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The North's state media said it was a "newly developed ultramodern" weapon.
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One more thing: Newly purchased expensive wines often benefit from additional aging.
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The Russian firms newly subject to U.S. sanctions are Vela-Marine Ltd.
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In the newly created role, Cooke will oversee day-to-day editorial
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With that major caveat, the newly detailed plan was a positive step.
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Daniel Kramer, the company's newly hired artistic director, attended the news conference.
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When Williams left the Navy, she worried about other newly civilian women.
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Here's a list of newly banned communities, rounded up by u/ThaddeusJP.
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We visited a microbrewery that had newly installed a $22019,000 canning machine.
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But is buying stock in a newly public company the best idea?
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On the night in question, one newly hired caregiver attended 17 residents.
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One to look out for there: Raffaele Ilardo, her newly appointed designer.
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He also worked closely on Apple's newly opened "spaceship" campus in Cupertino.
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Another newly elected lawmaker, Yau Wai-ching, 25, is the second-youngest.
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Hosted by the newly-formed Edmund Burke Foundation, the conference sought to
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Endocyte will be merged with a newly formed Novartis subsidiary, they said.
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Parsec, meanwhile, will be offering developer tools through a newly released SDK.
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The newly minted royal paired the autumnal look with simple tan pumps.
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James Charles wore an icy ensemble to match his newly blonde hair.
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He also delayed an appearance with his newly named running mate, Gov.
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Tesla cars notably make up a majority of newly registered electric vehicles.
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The newly-hitched pair had no trouble with public displays of affection.
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Newly released crime statistics showed a 13% increase in victim-based crime.
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The report also included newly found text messages between Strzok and Page.
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The soft sentiment in the market dented performances of newly priced bonds.
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But Ms. Brazile's entanglement took it all to a newly scandalous level.
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Newly Released And Other Stories By Clare Beams 174 pages. Lookout. $17.95.
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He will join the newly formed company as chairman and co-founder.
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You can ensure that you'll see your newly subscribed to calendar here.
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In July, these newly minted physicians arrive on J1 or H1B visas.
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There's also a dorky, newly arrived cousin, Greg, a pawn with aspirations.
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Tori was taken in by the newly elected President Moon Jae-in.
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Sanders and Warren co-chair the newly-created Expand Social Security Caucus.
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But prosecutors are also investigating why even some newly renovated buildings collapsed.
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It will not contribute to the newly-created bank fund, Carrus said.
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This newly established special court sentenced Wade to six years in prison.
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You feel overwhelmed, like a newly sworn-in president, but never completely.
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Beginning the Interview So, there you are with your newly awake father.
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How effective are the newly formed Christian militias in the Nineveh Plain?
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In the newly designated opportunity zones, investors get a trio of subsidies.
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Logan Property's newly issued 5.75NC3 notes was below water at 97.424/97.854.
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Many but not all of the newly insured got ObamaCare coverage, though.
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The newly found distant world, known as KELT-24Ab, orbits one star.
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You can bet Sony's newly established ForwardWorks Corporation is exploring that possibility.
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The newly designed can of America is like a bukkakke of patriotism.
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In an unusually blunt statement, the newly named Chinese defense minister, Gen.
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Meanwhile, the metropolitan area is adding about 30,000 newly built homes annually.
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The newly signed Chase Budinger scored 2 points in his Suns debut.
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Often the newly discovered gene increases risk, but does not guarantee it.
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Instead, a newly created affiliate, Energy Transfer Corporation, is making the acquisition.
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That museums are now targets says something about their newly perceived status.
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The newly unveiled House plan faces a rocky road forward in Congress.
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Dianne Feinstein, newly reelected by the extremely climate-progressive state of California.
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How did the newly-minted Grammy Award winner ring in the occasion?
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A "newly updated" version of the album is promised before midnight Friday.
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How will the newly revised jury affect the outcome of the trial?
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In the meantime, she'll be updating her blog with newly collected data.
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We know that each option that's newly available brings in new users.
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With his newly deepened focus, he read Pride and Prejudice on vacation.
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Paris Jackson may be sporting newly bleached and cropped strands these days.
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Kesha also shared a snap of the newly engaged couple and herself.
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Advocates met with the state attorney general and the newly elected Sen.
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The collection will be housed at the newly renovated Palazzo Bartolini Salimbeni.
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They have $5 tickets on Tuesdays and Wednesdays for newly released films.
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Kyle Kramer is an editor at Noisey and newly minted synth warlock.
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But there are signs that newly-elected senators are taking this seriously.
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Many of the newly discovered sites were registered between May and August.
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Clinton were president, as many newly legalized residents brought their families along.
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And the visiting children go off to enjoy their newly earned treats.
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This newly wealthy is referred to as the donju, or rising bourgeois.
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A fresh bottle of a newly released Essie color retails for $9.
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These newly released numbers also show an increase in Mexico's homicide rate.
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Rick Shaftan made the comments in tweets newly uncovered by CNN's KFile.
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But those fears became newly urgent after Saturday's chaotic convention in Nevada.
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The newly identified genes may also affect more than our sleep cycles.
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"We must do something to stop this tragedy!" the newly awakened shout.
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The newly sworn-in Treasury Secretary is about to do something extraordinary.
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Both are co-chairs of the newly-formed Congressional Cooperative Business Caucus.
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A $100 million investment in the newly launched Right Now Climate Fund.
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However, the newly awarded delegates won't give Sanders much of a boost.
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We were new friends, which is close to being newly in love.
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The second, around the newly renovated Sant Antoni market, went more smoothly.
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This is the most common type for newly abstinent dreamers, he says.
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We convinced them to newly invest in the latest technology of batteries.
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And Google newly revealed on Monday that it would do the same.
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They have been newly charged with accepting sexual favors as a bribe.
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The newly-married couple is in Delhi, India still celebrating their nuptials.
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Through all conversations his newly minted and patient wife looked on approvingly.
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Taibi Magar directs the epic, which inaugurates the newly renovated Soho Rep.
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There's a newly christened Toad, an 18-year-old named Glenn Best.
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Then come newly made replacement parts, which are not all created equal.
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The package was supported by the newly elected president, Carlos Alvarado Quesada.
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If you're a musician who's feeling newly inspired, excellent—we need you.
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Of 111 newly elected officials sworn in this week, 42 are women.
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Or stream an Irish comedy series about a newly single, reluctant vlogger.
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This newly anointed Rosie soon came to be considered the platonic form.
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Egypt's newly elected president, Mohammed Mursi, was overthrown after just a year.
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My newly discovered niece is now middle-aged and married with children.
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There are hints of distressing change, of a newly dangerous political climate.
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Conservatives as well as liberals invoked this newly articulated right to privacy.
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Yet Dana Anspach, Mr. Volpone's newly hired financial adviser, argued against it.
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Some of the newly discovered genes appeared relatively recently in our evolution.
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One of the beds in Bedroom 53 was a newly added cot.
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Mr. Beasley was president of the newly created Corrections Corporation of America.
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In June, Arkansas became the first to implement newly approved work requirements.
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The newly remodeled house was built in 1960 on half an acre.
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Newly emboldened victims, who have come forward with accounts of his misbehavior.
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But like the newly energized "Iceman," this "Journey" is often downright sprightly.
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According to newly released third-party data, TikTok has reason to dance.
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The coating is being tested on one of the newly launched satellites.
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Ambulances soon arrived to take the wounded and the newly dead away.
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Neighborhoods on the periphery now bustle with newly opened stores and cafes.
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In the newly released internal speech that Mr. Xi delivered on Feb.
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The newly created United States Space Force has new uniforms to match.
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The plan has been backed by newly-appointed chief executive Arthur Sadoun.
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If trends hold, newly minted bosses should not expect to oversee themselves.■
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Newly planted coffee bushes require three to four years to produce cherries.
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But they have since determined it belongs to this newly discovered species.
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And its newly discounted $14.99 price tag will be hard to beat.
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And its newly reduced price of $99.99 is the pièce de résistance.
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Johnson then asked DeVito for this advice to the newly-married couple.
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"It's nothing but defense," said Derrick Rose, the newly imported point guard.
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The newly received carrier is expected to start commercial operation in October.
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Additionally noteworthy is that these numbers include sales of newly built homes.
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But you wouldn't have known it by the newly minted billionaire's car.
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The newly launched satellite, dubbed the Humanity Star, resembles a disco ball.
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She was newly elected in 2628, flipping a previously Republican-held seat.
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Newly-elected governments in West Africa sometimes accuse their predecessors of corruption.
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And the newly elected City Council is set to be less diverse.
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Still, like many newly public companies this year, Chewy's stock has struggled.
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You're newly crowned Carr Fellow and extremely thoughtful media writer John Herrman!
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Yet in a newly turbulent world, Francis is suddenly a lonelier figure.
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Both newly reiterate the concentrated visual life that is essential to painting.
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Sales of newly built homes are falling, and the culprit is clear.
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Arya is also optimistic over AMD's newly launched Vega gaming graphics cards.
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It takes away at least one concern from the newly engaged couples.
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And the newly-formed Black Panther Party took advantage of the law .
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But strangely, given Mr. Akhtar's earlier work, it didn't feel newly illuminating.
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Botts to direct the federal government's newly established Great Lakes Basin Commission.
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Some of the newly discovered mammal fossils belong to these three groups.
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Its newly-launched factory in Wales is fully powered by renewable energy.
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The ban is certain to strain relations with the newly listed countries.
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In the newly released internal speech that Mr. Xi delivered on Feb.
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This intimation is newly germane: a vague but feminine mysticism is in.
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That's according to the Economic Policy Institute's newly updated family budget calculator.
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Travis Kalanick's newly appointed directors add useful expertise to a flawed board.
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Cohen's lawyers said he needed additional time to review newly discovered files.
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Business Insider got the full list of the newly promoted managing directors.
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The account is Topaz pantyhose, a competitor of the newly global L'Eggs.
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She joined Uber in the newly created role of chief brand officer.
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A handmade crab catcher gives another clue to the newly aquatic environment.
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"When you're the janitor, reasons matter," Jobs told his newly-minted VPs.
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Meanwhile, Democrats are newly energized, particularly by the fight over health care.
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The newly styled Porsche Cayenne will cost U.K.buyers upwards of £260,25.9 ($74,300).
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The newly graduated troopers then received more than 1,500 hours of training.
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Newly released research looks at the ethics involved in offensive security engagements.
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At the time, Kim was newly married to NBA player, Kris Humphries.
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Now, she said, young couples retreat behind the newly built sand dunes.
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The two newly sanctioned North Korean entities, DandongZhongsheng Industry & Trade Co., Ltd.
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Growing up in newly prosperous Korea, millennials made sacrifices of their own.
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We dare you to read on and not feel newly energized yourself.
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It also alerted neurologists in its system to refer newly diagnosed patients.
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UNAIDS estimates that in 2016, some 1.8 million people became newly infected.
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More than half of our population growth is from newly born Texans.
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In the Bay Area, newly intense firestorms come to our door, weekly.
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A newly discovered security flaw is affecting Apple's iPhone and Mac computers.
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The newly exposed vulnerability in the WPA2 encryption standard recreates these conditions.
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Yes, theoretically, newly discovered evidence can be used during the Senate trial.
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It was the first meeting led by newly-appointed Chair Jerome Powell.
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The rent protections passed by the newly Democratic State Senate are working.
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Warren arrived in Iowa newly at war with Democratic leaders in Congress.
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What to expect: A newly independent direction for the men's wear collection.
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The newly detected rogue waves might be a part of this dynamic.
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With the newly doubled standard deduction, this percentage will drop even further.
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Turnkey homes are priced similarly to newly constructed homes, according to Realtor.com.
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Beijing trimmed its newly reformed one-year benchmark lending rate to 4.2%.
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Second, newly registered young voters will also turn out in significant numbers.
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It comes from a newly released survey from the dating app Hinge.
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Newly fallen snow is lighter than heavily packed or partially melted snow.
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However, that's not the main pitch Amazon makes to newly-minted PhDs.
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Santander Consumer USA — authored by newly-minted Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch.
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THEN: Rob Kardashian was newly single and living with his sister Khloe.
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Above: Brad Parscale, the newly named campaign manager for Trump's reelection effort.
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Here are the five biggest revelations from the newly released documents:1.
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Check your United MileagePlus account to see your newly updated account balance.
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A newly more conservative Supreme Court could overrule the landmark Roe v.
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If nothing else, European far-right parties are gaining newly emboldened allies.
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But Stetson said he expects the newly reorganized company to keep mining.
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Videos show beaches sprinkled with white sand covering the newly reclaimed shorelines.
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Tesla's newly revealed Cybertruck is now available for preorder at tesla.com/cybertruck.
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Those newly converted Republicans in Chicago voted in 1968 for Richard Nixon.
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Go deeper: Newly published documents reveal contact between Giuliani and Pompeo Sen.
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This newly discovered skull shows that the turtle ancestor was a diapsid.
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