She is no longer young, no longer sweet, no longer 17.
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And now that she is active on climate change, she is no longer lonely, no longer silent, no longer so depressed.
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The judge leans back in his leather chair, no longer taking notes, no longer watching Yoli, no longer primed with his next question.
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It is the growing number of people who feel they are no longer useful, no longer needed, no longer one with their societies.
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For too many of us life was no longer free; liberty no longer real; men could no longer follow the pursuit of happiness.
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No longer would nobles rule; no longer would capitalists exploit workers.
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Food is no longer clean, food is no longer nutrient-dense.
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Trump is no longer an abstraction, Trumpism no longer an idea.
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"Once you're no longer here, you're no longer here," he said.
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We are no longer the beacon of hope for immigrants; no longer the leader in the battle to mitigate climate change; no longer a country seeking to reduce gun violence; no longer a country trying to lessen income inequity; no longer a country working to preserve our environment.
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He said because he no longer felt safe, he no longer felt free, and he could no longer paint what he wanted to paint.
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And the constant excuses for inaction no longer do, no longer suffice.
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Soon she no longer knew us, no longer had the right answers.
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For too many of us throughout the land, life was no longer free; liberty no longer real; men could no longer follow the pursuit of happiness.
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"ISIS is no longer able to govern in Syria, ISIS no longer has freedom to mass forces, Syria is no longer a safe haven," Shanahan said.
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When things are no longer poppin' and you're no longer able to help people the way you used to, you learn it's no longer unconditional love.
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It is no longer that language deceives, but that it no longer matters.
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Americans are no longer from Mars, and Europeans are no longer from Venus.
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If it's no longer meant to be, it's no longer meant to be.
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She is no longer in that job, because that job no longer exists.
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The machine is no longer precisely constructed, its every action no longer measured.
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I can no longer apologize for a sibling who I no longer recognize.
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So often, those across the political spectrum no longer speak to each other and no longer like each other because we they no longer trust each other.
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Misogyny will no longer be tolerated, and machista bullshit will no longer be entertained.
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I no longer consider the difficulty of switching devices, because it no longer exists.
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It is no longer 1949; explicit racism in real estate is no longer legal.
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No longer the maverick, no longer the insurgent, no longer the question mark -- Trump is now the clear front-runner in the race for the Republican nomination. Sen.
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Even in this era of parallel universes, where facts are no longer facts, history is no longer history, allies are no longer allies, and foreign thugs are no longer foreign thugs, President Trump's worldwide tantrum-and-torpedo tour has been truly bizarre.
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We no longer allow leaded gasoline, and we no longer allow lead in our paint.
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Because they no longer have a uterus, however, they'll no longer experience bleeding every month.
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The day that negative ads no longer are effective, they no longer will be used.
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The private sector either is no longer able or no longer willing to do so.
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But 2016 has revealed that Roof is no longer an outlier, no longer on the fringe.
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If your parents no longer get SNAP, you'll no longer get a reduced-price school lunch.
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Low mortgage rates are no longer a novelty, hence no longer a sudden incentive for borrowers.
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The iPad will no longer run iOS and will no longer be just a giant iPhone.
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Not only is their "grand coalition" no longer tenable; it is no longer even remotely grand.
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Imagine if public K-123 education in America were no longer free, no longer a right.
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I told her if the manager is no longer there, then I am no longer needed.
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Rodrigo was no longer among those defenders because Rodrigo was also no longer among the living.
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It wasn't just the homes people no longer owned and the jobs people no longer had.
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It's no longer enough to "be a man" — we no longer even know what that means.
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The parents would no longer lose a dependency exemption because those exemptions would no longer exist.
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And yet it's no longer a historical anomaly, no longer some strange relic of the past.
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And if Rosas was no longer caring for dependents, he was no longer protected from deportation.
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"I thought, he's no longer a husband, he's no longer a friend, he's no longer a doctor, he's just some doctor shot by a crazy guy, that's his legacy," he said.
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The boss is no longer in charge of the dad, the dad is no longer in charge of the mom, and the mom is no longer in charge of the kids.
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But that hasn't stopped a certain sect of fans from declaring that She-Ra is no longer appealing, no longer sexy, and perhaps no longer an object of their sexual attention.
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No longer facing what was to come and free to no longer stress on the what ifs.
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These daily encounters are no longer informative, and as theater, are no longer flattering for the administration.
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Which meant that Greg was no longer an option for Rebecca because Greg basically no longer existed.
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She no longer worked for Gao and she was no longer with the boyfriend, she told investigators.
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It wasn't just that people were no longer able to interrupt them; they no longer wanted to.
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The men of the cloth are no longer revered; their word is no longer seen as gospel.
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Twitter no longer offers the app for download, and it will no longer be supported in March.
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Gradually the pair develop a common language, he no longer "Kansas-polite", she no longer "Manhattan-rude".
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They were no longer generous, not based on the principle of reciprocity; they were no longer liberal.
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Her skin no longer inflamed, no longer angered by the simple act of moving through the world.
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They are no longer facing immediate financial meltdown, and are no longer being threatened with imminent liquidation.
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Cantwell, now a senator, no longer plays and Ros-Lehtinen and Lambert are no longer in Congress.
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Banks no longer hold Greek government bonds and are no longer exposed to the Greek private sector.
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In addition, several executives were no longer part of the council as they were no longer CEOs.
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In addition, several executives are no longer part of the council since they are no longer CEOs.
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"You no longer have to put items on the conveyor belt; you no longer have to wait for somebody to scan them out; you no longer have to wait to rebag," Radlow said.
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It's no longer something you can't voice or name, no longer something you have to deal with alone.
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The Alamogordo facility is no longer a laboratory, and the chimpanzees there are no longer subject to experiments.
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He's no longer a member of Podemos and, as of Friday morning, no longer a member of parliament.
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"We no longer have any need of a God to explain what is no longer mysterious," he wrote.
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Clinton, however, is no longer running for president, so the Trump-Clinton comparison is no longer strictly relevant.
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In the age of terrorism, these programs present risks we can just no longer afford — no longer afford.
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His past accomplishments are still valid, but in this new era of his career, Kanye is now no longer a provocateur, no longer a revolutionary, no longer someone pushing culture to the next level.
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Most states do have a formal review process to judge whether N.G.R.I.s no longer fit commitment criteria: They are no longer mentally ill or are no longer dangerous as a result of their mental illness.
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Giant Sparrow no longer works out of the Sony offices, and Finch is no longer a PlayStation 4 exclusive.
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But by 1925, society could no longer tolerate such pain, partly because it no longer believed it had to.
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I no longer recognize Oliver and Kate as my own... They are no longer a part of my life.
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"If the Good News Clubs were no longer in schools, our presence would no longer be needed," Mesner said.
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Inslee said in a statement that officials should no longer punish people for something that is no longer illegal.
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Either way, the genre endures, no longer preaching to the converted—and, sometimes, no longer preaching at all. ♦
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" He further noted that because Mr. Schneiderman was no longer the attorney general, "the purported conflict no longer exists.
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Your work is no longer satisfying to you because it is no longer relevant to the person you are.
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" She was no longer the namesake of a grandmother she never knew and no longer her mother's "little Martha.
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" But on Monday night, he said he can "no longer apologize for a sibling who I no longer recognize.
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Mr. Astaire realized he no longer wanted to be alone; he no longer wanted to be without Ms. Ordovas.
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The real-life Parkers no longer live at 27 Ingram Street; the Osbornes are no longer across the street.
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Abandoned Twitter accounts, empty Telegram groups, websites no longer hosted, and communities no longer tended are par for the course.
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We talked about how dopamine activity will go away once something is no longer novel, once it's no longer new.
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Obama no longer suggests our divisions are illusory; he no longer proposes new thinking as a salve for old battles.
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If we can no longer ensure the welfare of animals, concretely we will no longer be able to export them.
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If we no longer have cheap energy, we can no longer sustain the sort of capitalism we've enjoyed thus far.
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My job as a mother is still difficult, but it no longer feels impossible — and I no longer feel alone.
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And paradoxically, he thought, if she was no longer a queen, then she was no longer out of his reach.
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Villagers no longer have beaches to go to, and the worry is that pretty soon they'll no longer have villages.
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It's like canceling a gym membership: When you are no longer a member, you can no longer use the treadmill.
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Now that Meghan and Harry are no longer technically considered "royals," the pair will no longer actively use the page.
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The store no longer exists, just as my friend no longer exists (he died from complications of AIDS in 220).
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As you can see, the belly no longer hangs so low and the head no longer pokes up nearly so high.
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What'll happen when Trump's no longer president, and Mueller's no longer a silent figure, and maybe the ground firms up again?
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Fortunately, the year is no longer 2017, and those second-gen iPad Pros no longer cost an arm and a leg.
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She's present, she no longer needs to control everyone, and, perhaps the most shocking, she no longer needs arts and crafts.
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Since I've been sober, I no longer suffer from depression, do not take antidepressants and no longer think about killing myself.
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The four agencies no longer negotiate their own contracts with cellphone companies and no longer buy duplicate copies of software licenses.
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" Cohen is saying, this source adds, that he is "no longer taking a bullet for you (Trump), no longer a flunky.
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In this fetching version of harmony restored, not only will Trump no longer be president, he'll no longer have been president.
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Home economics is no longer taught in many schools; the sewing machine is no longer a whirring fixture in the home.
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It will make America alone: no longer a presence on the Nobel stage, no longer a leader on the world stage.
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What was more upsetting was he was no longer seen as close to power—he could no longer buy people's loyalty.
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But with Microsoft no longer providing security updates or other support, it's finally no longer tenable to use the outdated phones.
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"This network no longer exists, just like the internet we have now will one day no longer exist," Mr. Kac said.
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Of course, we no longer need these words, because most of us no longer participate in the activities these words describe.
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We no longer learn or know things together, as a country, so we can no longer act together, as a country.
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Rivers no longer catch fire, as the Cuyahoga, in Ohio, did repeatedly in the fifties and sixties; the skies over Los Angeles are no longer choked with brown smog; acid rain is no longer the threat it was to rivers, lakes, and wildlife; gasoline for cars is no longer made with lead, which damages children's brain development.
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And each year, they evolve just enough that immune cells no longer recognize these proteins, so you're no longer protected against influenza.
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I am no longer the person who can pretend everything's O.K. I can no longer think of myself as "safe" or protected.
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States can no longer ratify the 1972 Equal Rights Amendment, and Congress can no longer amend the resolution that has proposed it.
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Citi no longer separately reports these noncore assets as they have reached a small enough size to no longer warrant separate reporting.
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And now, our fishermen are no longer being accosted, no longer being forced out, so we can say things are now friendly.
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The cast is still diverse, but (thankfully!) the Yellow Ranger is no longer Asian and the Black Ranger is no longer black.
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The kingdom can no longer count on the United States and -- a far more dangerous reality -- may no longer even want to.
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If zero is no longer a bottom, I can't say that for the U.S., but certainly Europe, there's no longer a bottom.
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We are no longer our previous apartments, just as we are no longer exactly the people we were when we lived there.
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Government access and favors will no longer be for sale, and important email records will no longer be deleted and digitally bleached.
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But finding young women who are doing amazing hacking work or software development is no longer difficult, they are no longer anomalies.
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House Republicans lost the majority, Trump was no longer on the campaign trail, and the caravan was no longer an "urgent" crisis.
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A lot of my friends and associates are no longer here, or no longer in the business, and I'm still gainfully employed.
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By this point, you no longer know what planet you're on or what timeline you're in, but you also no longer care.
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Certain Android devices that are several years old may no longer update because updates are no longer being created for those models.
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"We have more indications that reconciliation is no longer just a shimmer out there, no longer just a mirage," Mr. Mattis said.
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But it does not mean he no longer has dark thoughts, no longer wonders whether he should even continue to play tennis.
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Under Trump's plan, the FAA would no longer control air traffic, and would no longer tax travelers to pay for this service.
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To All the Boys I've Loved Before revamps and updates John Hughes so that the school is no longer so racially monolithic, the gender politics no longer so objectionable, and the depictions of characters of color no longer so racist.
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I will no longer stuff my anger down because it "isn't pretty," I will no longer laugh at things I don't find funny, and I will no longer sit back and let things happen without having my place in them.
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But while Jimmie is trying to capture a black San Francisco that is no longer, a family that is no longer, a self that is no longer, he—and we—butt up against the wider existential question: Was it ever?
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"A person may interpret this decline as a signal that their partner no longer finds them attractive, no longer enjoys sex with them, or no longer wants to be with them, even if none of these are true," Gesselman says.
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Individuals will no longer be required to have health insurance, and employers would no longer be required to provide it to their employees.
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It's changed into something I no longer recognize or know how to do, and furthermore, it's no longer something I want to do.
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It's hard to believe he is no longer with us and that he'll no longer be able to share his talents with us.
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She's no longer out partying, she's no longer grinding on Robin Thicke, but it's been nearly a year since she's released new music.
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Prisoners would no longer be sent to facilities more than 500 miles from their homes, and pregnant prisoners would no longer be shackled.
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So some who no longer could get painkillers — or perhaps could no longer afford them — turned to a cheaper, more potent opioid, heroin.
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I am no longer the man I was in 1989, and the world today is no longer the world it was then, either.
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If humans are the no longer the only ones who are "real," we can no longer claim an inherent superiority over our creations.
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Once that data starts only existing on a server somewhere, we can no longer see it, and we can no longer change it.
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We were tribes in a way that we no longer are, with rituals that we no longer have, and with a shared story.
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"Right now, we have more indications that reconciliation is no longer just a shimmer out there, no longer just a mirage," Mattis said.
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If we spend the same amount of money on something that's bigger, there's no longer any convergence policy, there's no longer any political project in the long run, and there's no longer any capacity to invest in relation to the outside world.
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In part, the statement read "we no longer live in the blank white spaces; we no longer live in the gaps between the stories."
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So, starting today the Twitter for Mac app will no longer be available for download, and in 30 days will no longer be supported.
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I am glad he is no longer a prisoner... People lost their lives - even Mark, who no longer has the life he had before.
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"A two-state solution will no longer be feasible because a sort of reduced rump (Palestinian) state will no longer be practical," Gargash added.
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"All these places that need water to do their business, they can no longer operate, they can no longer pay their employees," Benthien says.
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Increased regulation means banks can no longer speak to each other, and lender and borrower can no longer discuss other deals in the market.
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When our enemies no longer fear us and our allies no longer trust us, the field is open for Chinese, Russian or terrorist adventurism.
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But if GINA no longer applies to such programs, thanks to the Preserving Employee Wellness Programs Act, then these protections would no longer exist.
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Under the new law, the alimony payer can no longer deduct the payments, and the recipient no longer has to pay taxes on them.
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Seven of the state's 18 incumbent members are no longer competing for their seats – and are no longer raising money for re-election bids.
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The Clinton name would no longer be used, and the Clinton Foundation would no longer have the power to appoint members to its board.
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Today, the Confederate leader's bronze likeness no longer looms high above Lee Circle, his eyes no longer fixed on his enemies to the north.
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But because this happens slowly and quietly, thirty or forty years after people start smoking, we no longer notice and we no longer care.
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So some who could no longer access prescribed painkillers — or perhaps could no longer afford them — turned to a cheaper, more potent opioid: heroin.
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As a result, Harry and Meghan will no longer use the titles His and Her Royal Highness, and will no longer represent the Queen.
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Along with their heroic Afghan partners, our military is no longer undermined by artificial timelines, and we no longer tell our enemies our plans.
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This meant that it was no longer true that there was no evidence of net benefits for screening, and a "D" no longer applied.
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"The Siemens of today will then no longer exist, and thus the workload work of the current CEO will no longer exist," Kaeser said.
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If passive money was no longer a buyer because the company was no longer in the index, the impact would be felt, he said.
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Thursday's vote offers Britons a stark choice from a political class they no longer trust, and which no longer adopts policies that reflect them.
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So some who could no longer access prescribed painkillers — or perhaps could no longer afford them — turned to a cheaper, more potent opioid, heroin.
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Now, living in New York City no longer means you're brave, and it no longer means you automatically have an exceptional tale to tell.
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Along with their heroic Afghan partners, our military is no longer undermined by artificial timelines and we no longer tell our enemies our plans.
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A note went out earlier this week informing Senate staffers that they would no longer be issued BlackBerry handsets, since BlackBerry no longer makes them.
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"If you know that [this] is someone you no longer want to be with, then you no longer want to be with them," she says.
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After its publication, blacks were no longer a people without a history, and whites were no longer innocent bystanders to the wreckage of antebellum America.
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Pebble watches will no longer be sold, its warranties will no longer be supported, and replacement accessories will now only be available through third parties.
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Now that Julia Louis-Dreyfus's Selina Meyer is no longer the president, Veep no longer has an organic reason to keep mimicking Capitol Hill politics.
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E-waste describes the electronic stuff that's no longer in use or no longer working—think out-of-commission appliances, old phones, dead computers, etc.
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Only Arabs and Muslims together can legitimize a different theological interpretation of the Jewish presence in their midst: no longer inferiors and no longer foreigners.
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Parents who no longer worry for their children, families who no longer mourn for their loved ones, and the faithful who finally worship without fear.
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Shoppers no longer have to head to the post office to send back a shirt that doesn't fit or a tie they no longer want.
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With Andrew Miller and Aroldis Chapman no longer part of the Yankees' bullpen, it is no longer the vaunted late-inning force it once was.
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But in the five years since her first fall, she can no longer walk, and no longer talk, and she is now under 70 pounds.
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"Transformational transactions, whereby we thereafter no longer hold majority, or our headquarters is no longer in Hesse, are not an option for us," he said.
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She no longer has to make that choice, and Grechen Shirley no longer has to choose between caring for her kids and running for Congress.
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In New York, they would no longer be eligible for state-funded grants and student loans, and would no longer be able to drive legally.
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Because people will no longer have to purchase health insurance, they may no longer receive tax credit subsidies for insurance that they do not purchase.
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So some who could no longer access prescribed painkillers — or perhaps could no longer afford them — turned to cheaper, more potent opioids: heroin and fentanyl.
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America will be great again because foreigners will no longer be allowed to compete in America, and American companies will no longer build factories abroad.
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Militarily, this is no longer effective and financially, this is no longer viable and eventually, this is just nonsensical for the people who do this.
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If I give you Vicodin, you will no longer feel the pain, yes, but you will no longer know what your body is telling you.
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You know that you are no longer living in a democracy because the elections in which you are participating no longer can yield political change.
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"We have more indications that reconciliation is no longer just a shimmer out there, no longer just a mirage," Mattis said this week, according to Reuters.
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"We no longer want the total anarchy of tourist buses in Paris....Buses are no longer welcome in the very heart of the city," Gregoire said.
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Elizabeth ultimately decided that the couple would no longer be working members of Britain's monarchy, no longer use their "Royal Highness" titles and be financially independent.
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"The constant excuses for inaction no longer do, no longer suffice," Obama told the crowd gathered in the East Room of the White House Tuesday morning.
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The reality is that the issues we face are no longer one country's problem, and they can no longer be confined to a single policy area.
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That means foreign exchanges and trading platforms can no longer use the indexes and data for derivatives and they can no longer trade any existing derivatives.
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Fitch will no longer have sufficient information to maintain the ratings and, accordingly, will no longer provide ratings or analytical coverage for Votorantim and BV Leasing.
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Some visible message from our government to Iran that we no longer will consent to the status quo; that Iran's cruel silence is no longer acceptable.
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In a video posted on her page, Merkel said she no longer needs the account since she is no longer leading the Christian Democratic Union (CDU).
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Just as ball teams no longer build stadiums for World Series crowds, most orchestras no longer build halls that only visiting superstars can hope to pack.
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Businesses would no longer need to pay income taxes on overseas profits, but they could no longer be able to deduct interest as a business expense.
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Among other things, the entire population is no longer required to shave their heads in mourning and professional weepers will no longer accompany the funeral procession.
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So it's arguable that this case is moot because there's no longer an active dispute between the plaintiffs and the state: Any discrimination no longer exists.
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Because those funds will no longer be considered taxable earned income, it will no longer be possible to invest that money in an individual retirement account.
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Capitalism is no longer working for the majority – no longer can one expect to sign a social contract exchanging ones labor for fair wages and security.
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Advertisers will no longer be able to upload Flash ads as of June 30, and starting January 2 of next year, they'll no longer run at all.
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As a result, the same way that homeland security is no longer just about terrorism, the "security moms" are no longer just about ISIS or al Qaeda.
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Fitch therefore considers it no longer appropriate to assess the bank's credit profile on a standalone basis and judges the VR no longer relevant for its coverage.
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At that point, known as the Singularity, we will no longer be the most intelligent species on the planet and no longer masters of our own fate.
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Firms worry that the full-tilt globalisation seen between 1990 and 2010 is no longer underwritten by America and no longer commands popular consent in the West.
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Number two, it does show that Cohen and Trump are no longer joined at the hip and Cohen would no longer take a bullet for the president.
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It means that non-residents will no longer be banned from buying property in the state and state government jobs will no longer be reserved for residents.
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In a video posted on her page, Merkel explained that she no longer needs the account since she is no longer leading the Christian Democratic Union (CDU).
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Since losing control of the House of Representatives, Republicans no longer have majorities on the chamber's committees and can therefore no longer control the progress of investigations.
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And when the actual number of people looking for work drops, they are no longer considered unemployed and are no longer counted in the federal unemployment rate.
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If the initiative is approved, Medicaid would no longer cover abortions for low-income women; abortion might also no longer be a covered benefit for state employees.
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"Signify will no longer issue security updates and your v1 Bridge may no longer be secure," Philips said in a post explaining the policy on its website.
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I am coming forward to let Mr. Moore know that he no longer has any power over me and I no longer live in fear of him.
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Alas, beauty no longer has her beast, the beast no longer has his beauty, and this darkness has no heart even if it will have a sequel.
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Now, parents can no longer trust Hallmark because Hallmark is no longer allowing parents to be the primary educators when it comes to sex and sexual morality.
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Because Manafort can no longer cooperate (having squandered the opportunity by lying to Mueller), Manafort can no longer hurt Trump, so Trump gains nothing by a pardon.
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The report notes that attacks on the media are "no longer limited to authoritarian countries" and that "democratically-elected leaders" no longer see the media as essential.
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Alas, beauty no longer has her beast, the beast no longer has his beauty and this darkness has no heart even if it will have a sequel.
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Earlier Wednesday, Dick's Sporting Goods also said it will no longer sell guns to anyone under 21 and that it will no longer carry high-capacity magazines.
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The most radical thing the party could do to distance itself from Trump, for example, would be to have the Republican National Committee openly declare it was no longer devoting resources to his election — it would no longer fundraise with or for him, no longer use its robust state field staff to bolster his anemic get-out-the-vote operation, no longer share voter targeting information with him.
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He added that the government has identified NZ$1 billion ($658 million) of spending that is no longer priority or where funding previously allocated is no longer needed.
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Wariness is warranted here, where staircases no longer have treads, banisters hang at crazy angles and gaping elevator shafts no longer contain elevators, at least in one piece.
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He wonders if great sports posters aren't being made anymore because kids are no longer buying them, or if kids aren't buying posters because they're no longer great.
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It warps our views of other people: As we get angrier, we can no longer see what's good about them, we can no longer empathize with their concerns.
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Veracruz is now home to "silence zones, where journalists no longer investigate, where information of public interest is no longer published," said CPJ's Mexico correspondent, Jan-Albert Hootsen.
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In the facility, John, who no longer no longer recognized his wife of decades, sparked a new romance with a fellow Alzheimer's patient, Kay — which his wife supported.
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His body could no longer perform what his massive heart wanted to, and he was no longer good enough to make money fighting, even when he actually fought.
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"Romanian citizens will be primarily affected by this because all these damages would no longer be recovered and such criminal behavior would no longer be investigated," Kovesi said.
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"The Cabinet decided that, since Tun Mahathir is no longer supporting the current Government, he should no longer hold any position related to the Government," the statement said.
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Anglin and his lawyer, who no longer represents him, earlier claimed Anglin was no longer a US resident and that his words were protected by the First Amendment.
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I'd confided in my partner about my prior use, but I lied that I was no longer using and it was no longer a problem for me. Why?
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Most former Nokia employees are no longer working at Microsoft These latest job cuts mean that the majority of former Nokia employees are no longer working at Microsoft.
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It's guaranteed that Philae will no longer talk to Rosetta again Now after a year of silence, it's guaranteed that Philae will no longer talk to Rosetta again.
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Today, President Macron is no longer listening, the French people no longer approve, and the one election the protesters had to put themselves on the map has elapsed.
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To give it up might mean a diminution of one's supposed station in life — no longer given the prime table, no longer accorded as much deference and respect.
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He and Mr. Abrams, who is no longer a partner in the Red Cat, also opened the Mermaid Inn; Mr. Bradley is no longer involved in that business.
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"It's hard to say how many of these things are no longer happening in general and how many of these things are no longer happening publicly," she says.
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"Epstein being no longer around, no longer alive, will make it easier for victims to come forward," said Elie Honig, a CNN legal analyst and former federal prosecutor.
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It's no longer viewed as a disease that affects only white middle-class boys, as eating disorders are no longer seen as afflicting only white middle-class girls.
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Unlimited flights on the national airline, Saudia, were cut back so that large entourages no longer traveled gratis and blocks of tickets were no longer resold for profit.
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Before and after photos revealed that my skin no longer sagged in places I hadn't known it sagged, until I saw photos in which it no longer did.
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"Even though there were no longer the children, no longer the dead, it was as if it were the first day that I was seeing them," she says.
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The minute they return to the street, they collide with inescapable reminders that this is no longer a normal city, and they're no longer leading a normal life.
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Here's a band that was doomed from the start—that was written off and scoffed at by critics who are either no longer alive or no longer critics.
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It argues, in short, that since Congress removed the penalty from the individual mandate, the individual mandate is no longer a tax; because the individual mandate is not a tax, it is no longer constitutional; and if the mandate is no longer constitutional, the entire law must be judged unconstitutional.
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If Mr. Chrisley has truly forgiven his daughter and truly loves her as he says, then we hope that he will no longer involve her in this litigation, no longer attempt to or actually procure nude photos and videos of her, and no longer threaten her with humiliation and cyberbullying.
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As Obama is no longer the sitting president, the aircraft no longer receives the "Marine One" call sign reserved for helicopters carrying the sitting president of the United States.
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It was no longer the country that he inherited from a corrupt political elite, and it was no longer the country where you could rig an election without consequence.
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My physical health improved, in part because I was no longer swinging between restriction and binge modes, but also because I was no longer swinging between exercise extremes either.
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They said I was no longer Painted boy, no longer Spiderman, that I was now X-Factor, which stood for external factors - such as weather elements, injuries, coaching, etc.
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"Many are no longer in business and some have become absolutely homeless because they can no longer afford even the one-room apartments they used to rent," he said.
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But since September 2017, the US government is no longer granting DACA recipients permission to travel abroad through advance parole, and any pending applications are no longer being processed.
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"This no longer reflects who we are as Utahns, and it no longer reflects our values or where we are trying to move to as a state," state Rep.
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" The source also said that Cohen "is no longer taking a bullet for you (Trump), is no longer a flunky," calling his declaration of independence "his July 4th moment.
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As a result, GE argues the firm no longer should be considered a critical piece of the financial system and no longer needs a closer government eye on it.
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Changing your email on a PS4 allows you to update privacy information, especially if your account houses an email you no longer use or no longer have access to.
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Since the cells are no longer there, and can therefore no longer expand, the idea is that the size and occurrence of those "trouble spots" will be reduced permanently.
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Imagine how much more secure families would be in our country, no longer fearing the deportation of a loved one; no longer fearing that they would be found out.
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President Donald Trump has said that he no longer recognizes Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro's government — and Maduro responded by saying he no longer recognizes relations with the United States.
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When that happens, Talkshow hosts will no longer be able to send messages to their shows, and audience members will no longer be able to submit Q&A messages.
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As of that day, the app will no longer function (even in "browse" mode), and requests to Talkshow profiles and show pages on the web will no longer work.
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A person may no longer be dangerously underweight, or may no longer be purging, but they may have a relationship with food that interrupts their ability to live normally.
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"The court finds Ms. Manning's appearance before the Grand Jury is no longer needed, in light of which her detention no longer serves any coercive purpose," the ruling said.
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But under the deal, the couple will no longer use their most exclusive titles "His Royal Highness" or "Her Royal Highness" because they will no longer be working royals.
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November 22, 2016: North Miami Beach no longer active Zika zone An area of North Miami Beach, Florida, is no longer "an area of active Zika transmission," the CDC said.
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The school officials laid out what would happen if the archdiocese no longer recognized it as a Catholic institution: • Cathedral could no longer refer to itself as a Catholic school.
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That model, however, was discontinued and is no longer approved under NFL rules because it is no longer certified by the National Operating Committee for Standards and Athletic Equipment (NOCSAE).
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Big American financial institutions no longer get the type of easier funding they got before—evidence that the market increasingly understands that they are no longer "too big to fail".
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Meanwhile, some in Washington believe that since the kingdom is no longer the world's largest oil producer, thanks to American fracking, it need no longer be treated with kid gloves.
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Because Bungie is no longer published by Activision, itself a part of the bigger Activision Blizzard brand, Bungie will no longer distribute the PC version of Destiny 2 through Battle.net.
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"The only thing that brings me any semblance of peace is knowing that he's no longer scared and he's no longer suffering," she said at the time of his death.
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There's no longer an expectation that the former is how a person must use social media, and there is no longer a stigma to the latter of disconnectedness or Luddism.
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He notes that if a member no longer benefits from positive movements in the market that may offset an adverse hedge, the CCP is no longer performing its primary role.
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"Now that the spotlight is being put on the police department, they're no longer being aggressive; they're no longer doing the job that they are capable of doing," he said.
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Take away the subsidy and the vast majority of these individuals will no longer be able to afford their insurance policy, and would no longer have access to health care.
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At the same time, since their subsidies are no longer open-ended, employees will no longer have an incentive to bargain for over-generous health benefits rather than increased wages.
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For people who dress in fake war bonnets, it must seem like Indigenous people are no longer here, or that we are no longer active participants in the modern world.
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" Cupp announced that she was no longer a member of the pro-gun rights group because "being right no longer felt righteous," adding that "we must do something about guns.
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If not, then he should recognize that this is no longer the campaign and that he can no longer simply make stuff up any time he feels like it. Enough.
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Neil Harbisson, cyborg artist: We are in a moment in history where we no longer need to use technology; we no longer need to wear technology; we can become technology.
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"Nowadays, we are no longer happy because our vehicles, our donkeys, are no longer here," said Katasi Moko, who was left with just one donkey after four others were stolen.
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"At that moment the situation changed and it was no longer a demonstration, no longer a matter of clearing the highway of citizens exercising their right to protest," Galindo said.
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"The court finds that Ms. Manning's appearance before the grand jury is no longer needed, in light of which her detention no longer serves any coercive purpose," Judge Trenga wrote.
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Since the regime dismantled private industry, some of these initiatives no longer exist due to lack of funding, and others have precarious budgets and can no longer undertake ambitious projects.
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"I think if you're pretty much no longer interested in running for office, or no longer interested in getting Republican votes, you might vote to impeach the president," he said.
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Some Reddit users first noticed yesterday that Redbox rental kiosks were no longer offering video game rentals, and the company confirmed on Twitter that game rentals are no longer available.
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Amazon is no longer just a retailer There's also the fact that Amazon is starting to morph into a company that is no longer really just a pure play retailer.
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Then they play 30 seconds of a Jack & Jack song (two tween stars who apparently make hip-hop but look more like scrapped characters from Hey Arnold) and the screams become so overwhelming that there is no longer I, no longer they, no longer four walls or a ground beneath me – only screams.
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I was no longer eligible for "young person" discounts, no longer "doing well for my age," and crucially I was never going to be able to watch South Park ever again.
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"The US can no longer and will no longer be the stabiliser and protector of Europe," wrote a group of continental intellectuals in Die Zeit, a liberal German weekly, last October.
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No longer that preposterous figure at the center, no longer that degraded and degrading victim off at the margins of reality and blind with blood, man may at last become himself.
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All of the Disney-licensed products now carry a "THIS IS A LEGACY PRODUCT AND NO LONGER IN PRODUCTION" tag, and in many cases are no longer available through Sphero's site.
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" He continued, "There is a sense that politics no longer matters, or that the people who run mainline politics are no longer in contact with the people who vote for them.
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I will no longer be able to champion the movie through awards season, will no longer swell with pride that a Black brother and fellow Penn Stater is behind this story.
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When Khaled could no longer ignore Israeli threats and decided to go into hiding, it was clear that their marriage was no longer working; the couple decided to get a divorce.
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Ebooks and podcasts can be downloaded directly onto devices and setting up iPhones no longer requires a link with the software, so iTunes is no longer the hub it once was.
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Federal agencies would no longer be able to seize their way to higher budgets, and state and local officials would no longer be incentivized to bypass more restrictive state forfeiture laws.
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There is, perhaps, a moment in a relationship when "romance" is no longer the reason men insist on paying, and "feminism" is no longer the reason women pull out their wallets.
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If other licenses aren't available for purchase (say, because a maintainer is no longer involved), then the language is no longer enforceable and the software is offered as fully open source.
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In other words, the old ways of dumping a cultural product on every outlet all at once no longer works and is clearly no longer an important part of the industry.
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A candidate no longer has to go to a given state in order to campaign there; they no longer have to visit in person to hear that area's cries for help.
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The bill will no longer be printed, and, from the end of 2018, central banks in the 19 nations of the eurozone will no longer replace €500 notes that are returned.
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It is often women farmers in the global south who have fed their families off crops they will no longer be able to produce, seeds they no longer have access to.
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Gates and Gottschalk would double date with Lindsay and Abasolo, but that's no longer an option...just like having Lindsay at her wedding to Gottschalk is no longer in the cards.
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" Twitter announced that it will no longer host advertisements from politicians or campaigns at all, claiming it no longer wants to sour political discourse by allowing individuals to "pay for reach.
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Note that Medigap C and F will no longer be available to new enrollees starting on January 1, 2020, as plans will no longer be permitted to cover Medicare B deductibles.
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He's no longer in his role and this list is all about power and the ability to green light things and influence the culture and he's no longer in that role.
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Under the House bill, for example, the student loan interest deduction would no longer be phased out as the taxpayer's income rose, because there would no longer be any such deduction.
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WASHINGTON — There is no longer any question that Gov.
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It's no longer just a dream now — it's tangible.
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" Said the spokesperson, "these segments are no longer available.
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" Jade Capua "I am no longer broken by you.
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And splintered Chips may no longer be solid play .
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The emperors were no longer gods -- they were humans.
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" Most notably, NATO, he believes, is "no longer obsolete.
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" There is no longer a Bernie Sanders "political revolution.
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The forgotten men & women will no longer be forgotten.
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Judy Garland is no longer in New York ... confused?
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" "I've talked to people that are no longer alive.
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" SunCoke Energy Partners: "I no longer like these stocks.
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But they're different now — criticism no longer terrifies me.
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" Now, she writes, "these memories are no longer valuable.
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Tanak was no longer a neighborhood — it was terrain.
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" At that point, they're no longer "governed by humility.
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Letting states choose their own EHBs—saying that certain benefits are no longer considered essential—also means that Obamacare's ban on lifetime and annual limits would no longer apply to those benefits.
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Our friends no longer think we have their back and our enemies no longer fear us, and we're in a much difficult — we're in a much different position than we should be.
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More difficult is structural reforms, but very important to us: Intellectual Property, respect, no longer forcing technology transfers, no longer requiring joint ventures, giving equal market access for govt and civilian procurement.
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Why I'm No Longer Talking To White People About Race by Reni Eddo-Lodge Why I'm No Longer Talking To White People About Race is an essay collection that examines structural racism.
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Unfortunately, when you transfer your assets to a hardware wallet or a more secure wallet, Coinbase considers that you're no longer "holding" that asset because it's no longer on your Coinbase account.
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I'll be having one in recognition of the fact that I am no longer a teenager and no longer have to waste Holden Caulfield levels of energy on judging everyone around me.
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"I want to change that stigma...I want them to know that they no longer have to feel ashamed and that they no longer have to conceal their scars," Develle told 123News.
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The South Americans are no longer — or the Mexicans no longer to enter, and they are the, typically, guys who do the asphalt jobs and who do work on the construction site.
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If the measure is no longer considered privileged, it would no longer move on an expedited path and GOP leaders would have more power to deny the measure from getting a vote.
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At the same time, they don't consider themselves especially privileged: They feel like "economic refugees" from a country that no longer wants them or can no longer adequately take care of them.
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Israel is no longer the safest place in the world for Jews, and many people around the world, including a minority inside Israel, no longer see it as a source of pride.
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We are in the post-Bayless epoch of First Take, where Tim Tebow is no longer a sacred cow and the studio and your TV sets are no longer Tebow safe spaces.
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Now that he is no longer a priest, his conviction to a life of seclusion has been lifted and he may move about freely, but the church will no longer support him.
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Are Israelis ready to make up for over a billion dollars a year in assistance that the PA would no longer see provided by the international community because it's no longer there?
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No longer "Angry Ashley" No Longer "Angry Ashley": Your original question outlined a "friends with benefits" relationship where you didn't enjoy the friendship, nor (as far as I could tell) any benefits.
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That progress reflects an opening up of a society that no longer experiences the birth of a disabled child as an unmitigated tragedy, that no longer assigns chronic sorrow to the parents.
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Dick's Sporting Goods – The sporting goods retailer said it would no longer sell assault-style weapons, and that it would no longer sell any gun to anyone under the age of 3.93.
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These reforms mean that defendants will no longer face mandatory life sentences for third strike drug offenses and federal prosecutors are no longer able to aggressively stack guns and drug charges consecutively.
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One day Trump will wake up and discover that he was manipulated into becoming the co-father, with Netanyahu, of an Israel that is either no longer Jewish or no longer democratic.
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"B'Tselem will no longer play a part in the pretense posed by the military law enforcement system and will no longer refer complaints to it," it said in an 80-page report.
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Besides no longer owning his own business, he no longer had a job, leaving him unable to justify spending time plugging away a fan-made game that wouldn't earn him any money.
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This was in part because I was no longer 12 and had other things to care about and a wider range of bad decisions to make, but it was also because the organization had already done so much to let us know that they were no longer mine, and that their games were no longer my place.
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Sucked into a terrifying news cycle, Kitty can no longer rely on her old-school media power and must instead play a whole new game of master manipulation where rules no longer apply.
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The biggest direct impact is on alimony, which will no longer be a deduction for the person paying it, and no longer have to be claimed as income by the person receiving it.
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As a result, Fitch will no longer provide ratings or analytical coverage of these issuers as we no longer receive sufficient information to maintain the ratings following the issuers' exit from VB-Verbund.
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This would mean that links to information about people that is deemed "inadequate, irrelevant or no longer relevant" in the EU will no longer be returned in response to any Google search anywhere.
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Various problems, once it is installed, have included printers, wi-fi cards and speakers no longer working, as well as instances of lost files and email accounts no longer syncing, according to Which.
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The Ink Business Preferred no longer rewards Plastiq purchases with 3 points per dollar, a representative from Chase tells CNBC Make It, so this particular strategy may no longer be a profitable option.
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The well is no longer releasing any gas or odorant, and "residents should no longer experience short term health symptoms related to the release of odorants from the gas well," the utility said.
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On the one hand, he was no longer a machine functionalist, exactly: he no longer believed that the mind was just a kind of software that could run on hardware of various sorts.
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"NATO can no longer be used as a convenient alibi to argue against greater European efforts," he said, adding that the U.S. is "no longer interested in guaranteeing Europe's security in our place."
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The Harvard Crimson reported that the complaints were filed before Harvard Associate Dean Catherine Claypoole announced that Kavanaugh's class would no longer be offered because he could "no longer commit" to teaching it.
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"Every percentage point of tariff is going to mean projects which will no longer be built, because they are no longer economically viable," said Matthew McGovern, the chief executive of Cypress Creek Renewables.
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Because Mr. Manafort no longer had, on paper, a "common interest" with Mr. Trump, his lawyers' communications with Mr. Trump's lawyers could no longer be seen as cloaked with any expectation of confidentiality.
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Basically I had to tell The Washington Post, I can no longer report here because now my own family is part of the story, so I can no longer be a neutral reporter.
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A tiny home is anything that declutters your life and simplifies what you have to the point where you are no longer serving your stuff, and your stuff is no longer controlling you.
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You don't have to be a fully paid-up Nietzschean to feel that if you no longer believe in the Christian God you should no longer believe in that Christian God's slave morality.
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A second hospital said it no longer had a gynecologist, and a third said that because it had been looted and vandalized twice in October, it no longer saw patients after 6 p.m.
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Mr. Rai and others said progress was more visible in the commercial sphere: Muslims and Dalits were no longer denied service at lunch counters; castes were no longer confined to divinely decreed occupations.
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A quick glance at the "candidates" — the word "contestant," like the term "beauty pageant," is no longer used by the organization — on Miss America's website belies the claim that looks no longer matter.
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Inter-Pacific could not be reached for comment as the company's listed phone number is no longer in use and an email sent to a company official was returned as no longer valid.
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Bella Thorne and Tana Mongeau are no longer friendly exes.
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That is sometimes no longer so on the Republican side.
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Thanks to YouTuber jedrek29t, that is no longer an issue.
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But with the Trump administration, that's no longer a worry.
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After surgery, his leg no longer felt like his own.
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"I could no longer remember having a leg," he wrote.
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Given our forecast no longer assumes notably EPS beats vs.
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No longer is a game something that's released and forgotten.
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The key points may no longer be called into question.
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Australia's destiny, however, is no longer in their own hands.
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But junk is no longer a stunted and shameful offspring.
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Yet if that was once necessary, it is no longer.
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But Mike Flynn Jr. is no longer associated with Gen.
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They're both completely redesigned and no longer have Home buttons.
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Investors may no longer be managing those retirement assets appropriately.
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In the last decade, it's no longer the occasional group.
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TechCrunch confirmed the code no longer worked following the update.
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Alex Rodriguez and Anne Wojcicki are no longer an item.
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LabCorp said it will no longer do business with AMCA.
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But the organizers said they could no longer make it.
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It's no longer enough to iterate and understand your user.
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However, this complicates Leo's adoption because they're no longer together.
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Unfortunately, a bone marrow transplant was no longer an option.
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But he is no longer involved in any significant way.
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For the record, you no longer need to shake Polaroids.
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Joe and Teresa Giudice are no longer in the red.
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Well, they're no longer the only frightening media out there.
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Finally, it is no longer a dog's life for Ziggy.
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L said the two sides were no longer in talks.
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When matches abound, "meeting" people is no longer the problem.
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"We will no longer deal with him," he later tweeted.
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They announced Tuesday that they would no longer be involved.
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We were innocent and then we were no longer innocent.
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One of those qualities - yield - is mostly no longer true.
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I am no longer a child, powerless without a voice.
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She is no longer herself, but she is still alive.
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It's no longer Han Solo trying to swindle potential clients.
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Wounded in a leg, he no longer flies, they said.
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NEW YORK — Printers are no longer just for homework assignments.
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The Federal Communications Commission will no longer protect net neutrality.
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There's no longer a debate about the I.P. theft issues.
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The choice is no longer one they're forced to make.
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That's clearly no longer the case, if it ever was.
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It will no longer appear once the person stops typing.
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Now, usernames no longer count towards the 140 character limit.
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Chrissy Metz's new boyfriend is no longer a mystery man!
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Rolled out in 2011, the option is no longer available.
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Thankfully, starving is no longer recommended for treating any sickness.
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But you can no longer treat us as your proxies.
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"Patients would no longer receive exorbitant, surprise bills," Chiu said.
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They could no longer afford the private plan they liked.
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I no longer get all of the EPA's press materials.
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They would no longer be working with Ascendance, they announced.
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Some roles within the organization will no longer be available.
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As of Monday, this article is no longer being updated.
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He will no longer profit from any of the restaurants.
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I was no longer Danielle Corcione; I was Alexa Hawkins.
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By Wednesday evening, the former President was no longer sedated.
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"Hey, how are you?" is no longer a plain sentence.
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Now HP was contracting and no longer needed the space.
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The server is no longer connected to internet, it says.
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The former President was no longer sedated by Wednesday evening.
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No longer willing to be part of a silent majority!
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Updated to correct that Comodo no longer issues SSL certificates.
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It is no longer deniable, the state we are in.
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You woke up and realized you were no longer hungry.
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There are no longer static artworks in the traditional sense.
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These were specific things that I can no longer afford.
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Land O'Lakes said Tuesday it would no longer support Rep.
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Apple is no longer serving pettiness at the Genius Bar.
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Valeant has settled and is no longer in the case.
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Prince Philip will no longer be getting behind the wheel.
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Photo: APStalling growth is technically no longer Snapchat's biggest problem.
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But if you vote you can no longer separate yourself.
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Starting in 2019, that will no longer be the case.
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She said they would no longer be paying her tuition.
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I no longer care about someone else seeing the tag.
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By 2015, Microsoft was no longer even supporting the software.
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The United States will no longer invest in temporary solutions.
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I am no longer on The Five or with Fox.
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Journalists are no longer gatekeepers in the way they were.
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He said the state could no longer afford the project.
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" The United States is no longer a "nation of immigrants.
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According to the open letter, it no longer does so.
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If I'm no longer invincible, she wondered, what am I?
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But IS's presence in Pakistan can no longer be denied.
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Children will no longer be allowed to witness corporal punishment.
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These figures mean multinationals are no longer achieving superior performance.
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I am no longer embarrassed or afraid to admit it.
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After the story went viral, Bo no longer sat alone.
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Now, even Prudential is officially considered no longer systemically dangerous.
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Starting February 13th, you'll no longer be able to attach .
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PDT: According to Google, Gmail is no longer partially busted.
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My parents, however, no longer share any of these worries.
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Tomas was glad to no longer need the acting work.
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On May 15, that will no longer be the case.
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I had ideas that I absolutely no longer agree with.
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We no longer expect the Fed to lift interest rates.
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Muzin announced June 6 that he no longer represents Qatar.
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Go deeper: Land O'Lakes will no longer donate to Rep.
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Which open secrets should no longer be quite so secret?
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Against this background, an M5S government is no longer unthinkable.
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Justin is no longer with us, he has passed away.
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"People are no longer able to buy food," Shoui said.
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It was no longer just the fringe awaiting apocalyptic scenarios.
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Mix until the dough is soft and no longer sticky.
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The GOP would still be conservative, just no longer radical.
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He also can no longer read because of macular degeneration.
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That is no longer the case under the Trump administration.
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I knew quickly that I no longer felt okay there.
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Wilson and Jardine no longer tour actively with the band.
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"ISIS is no longer strong in this district," he said.
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He failed to mention that this is no longer happening.
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Bristol Palin and Dakota Meyer may no longer be exes.
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James Woods is no longer being represented by his agent.
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He no longer asks me to bring sweets — just bread.
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He no longer has any affiliation with Legendary Digital Networks.
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The previous 16GB and 64GB capacities are no longer available.
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Both try to navigate a Hollywood they no longer recognize.
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Even if it was once acceptable, it no longer is.
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"Just telling the facts are no longer enough," he responded.
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It's no longer just calls for action anymore either. Sen.
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Apple and Microsoft are no longer controlled by their founders.
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Pan Am and TWA no longer exist as independent airlines.
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Ball culture no longer exists on the fringes of society.
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Simply, these two elements will no longer hold stocks hostage.
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Tax cuts will no longer provide incremental stimulus after 2019.
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Bannon and Priebus no longer work at the White House.
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Some of the items were no longer available for purchase.
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Brown realized that doing nothing was no longer an option.
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With the internet, you no longer have to do that.
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The school tells us this is no longer the case.
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Her political career is no longer active fodder; it's done.
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Sadly, it appears we will no longer know the truth.
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That fundamental assumption you can no longer hold as true.
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Does "mindfulness" no longer play a part in Indian life?
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When we no longer need each other, it's all over.
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Update complete: U.S. nuclear weapons no longer need floppy disks.
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The sign is no longer being displayed, the employee said.
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Despite its name, the car is no longer a concept.
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As of Tuesday evening, that was no longer the case.
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But Facebook no longer deserves the benefit of the doubt.
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Kashmiris will no longer have their own flag or constitution.
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But she could no longer care for her young daughter.
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The family I once had in Mexico no longer existed.
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"You're no longer an Iowa farm boy," Mr. DeFazio said.
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He can no longer be certain of the first two.
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Mary Jane no longer has a monopoly on relationship drama.
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Tell me I was no longer welcome in their home.
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It will also no longer serve meat at company events.
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Hannah is no longer romanticized, she's humanized, and it's refreshing.
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Instagram users no longer need the app to upload photos.
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Should Brexit go through, he will no longer be involved.
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These days, Williams no longer hears questions about her gender.
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Go deeper: James Comey no longer considers himself a Republican
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They are no longer a pastime activity but an investment.
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Illegal migrants crossing the border are no longer mainly Mexicans.
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Soon, expensive art no longer had to be centuries old.
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That's no longer true, especially if you're buying Xiaomi smartphones.
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We no longer live in the gaps between the stories.
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But girl groups are no longer what they once were.
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Airtel confirmed on Tuesday that those concerns no longer existed.
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As of three days ago, that's no longer the case.
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That's right, her goodies are no longer in the jar.
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In technology, in software, this is no longer the case.
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Bush, by the way, no longer has a job. 4.
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Because in 2018, suits are no longer reserved for men.
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"We are pretty confident there is no longer a threat."
|
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She's relieved she no longer has the band inside her.
|
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The center says Chastine is no longer affiliated with them.
|
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And not just because Harvey Weinstein is no longer involved.
|
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That song can no longer be mentioned in her presence.
|
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Does the fact he's dead make him no longer accountable?
|
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That means the guide RNA can no longer recognise it.
|
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"– "I'm sorry, but there are no longer any tickets available.
|
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On Friday, Twitter said that explanation was no longer operative.
|
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Felines no longer have a monopoly on coffee and cuddles.
|
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I no longer found dessert for breakfast satisfying or appealing.
|
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I am no longer fearful of not being 100% qualified.
|
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And now that TIDAL's here Beyoncé no longer needs iTunes.
|
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But Facebook no longer needs a direct counterpoint to Snapchat.
|
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Also, she no longer needs blood pressure or cholesterol medication.
|
|
Alger said AMD no longer poses much of a threat.
|
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Some, like the A330 freighter, would no longer be delivered.
|
|
Eventually, no longer able to speak, she communicated by blinking.
|
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Information could no longer be selectively released to favoured analysts.
|
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Regularly ridding myself of the things I no longer use.
|
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So you no longer have to protect all the things.
|
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Airplanes and helicopters no longer have the skies to themselves.
|
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The issues raised by artificial life are no longer hypothetical.
|
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Villagers could no longer graze livestock or gather wood there.
|
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The doctor no longer faced me in the examination room.
|
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The internet is no longer a safe space for dissent.
|
|
Your priorities definitely shift and it's no longer about you.
|
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I am no longer willing to miss important family events.
|
|
"I am no longer a slave to testosterone," Lana said.
|
|
Berkshire no longer has a stake in the supermarket chain.
|
|
It was something that was no longer just mine anymore.
|
|
That's when Sharif decided she could no longer stay quiet.
|
|
Drake no longer follows Kardashian on the social media platform.
|
|
No longer compelled to deal with each other, they didn't.
|
|
Scott Perry is no longer assured of skating to reelection.
|
|
Now, however, Mark no longer pines for Juliet (Keira Knightley).
|
|
No longer are we bound by the laws of fashion!
|
|
The school can no longer provide two meals a day.
|
|
We are no longer the leaders of the Free World.
|
|
Comey no longer has his memos, he told the committee.
|
|
Though they no longer worked together, their friendship never wavered.
|
|
The public no longer knows what's meant by the truth.
|
|
No longer: Your browser does not support HTML5 video tag.
|
|
The app is no longer available in the App Store.
|
|
The previously announced IPO of CFSGAM will no longer proceed.
|
|
Carol Stakenas was appointed executive director of No Longer Empty.
|
|
Just remind me, Tim Tebow is no longer playing football.
|
|
I'm no longer a viable or desirable member of society.
|
|
Growth alone is no longer a reliable predictor of valuation.
|
|
The Norwegian security consultant no longer works for the company.
|
|
She's no longer just the Britney from the tabloid headlines.
|
|
As of today Pebble will no longer be shipping devices.
|
|
However, this option will no longer work as of today.
|
|
Now, tonight these massive scandals can no longer be ignored.
|
|
But in its third season, Legion was no longer that.
|
|
Occidental no longer needs its shareholders to approve the deal.
|
|
Well, under the UBI, he can no longer plead helplessness.
|
|
Hiking boots are no longer just reserved for the trail.
|
|
As you can see, there's no longer a driver's cab.
|
|
Three of those found guilty no longer work for Autostrade.
|
|
You no longer have to go hunting for the data.
|
|
The reason is rubella no longer circulates in this country.
|
|
It's official: the iPhone no longer has a headphone jack.
|
|
Publishing no longer is based on gut feeling or emotion.
|
|
"People no longer come here to go shopping," said Janos.
|
|
It's almost like June is no longer there at all.
|
|
Marriage is no longer thought essential, even for raising children.
|
|
Tokyo's iconic Harajuku community is no longer just in Japan.
|
|
I will no longer take roles because it's good enough.
|
|
It's small, it's low, and the stopper no longer works.
|
|
He no longer had the halo, but he felt blessed.
|
|
Humans will no longer need to be afraid of death.
|
|
Suddenly the photo was no longer just with a cutout.
|
|
Google Home will no longer trigger when the ad plays.
|
|
My children can no longer sleep because of the cold.
|
|
Superbugs are bacteria that no longer respond to antibiotic treatment.
|
|
All those impacted will no longer be employees of IIM.
|
|
Unfortunately, this is no longer a fringe or isolated idea.
|
|
Flint is no longer getting its water from the river.
|
|
Overall, unusually warm Arctic temperatures are no longer a surprise.
|
|
I no longer have to shop online at specialty stores.
|
|
It's no longer a "rovable," it's Project Kino (kinetic wearables).
|
|
Because of the program's popularity, he no longer advertises it.
|
|
The firm is now Fieldfisher, no longer Field Fisher Waterhouse.
|
|
But if that was ever true, it no longer is.
|
|
He acknowledged that the country was no longer "completely sovereign".
|
|
But the Kurdish regional government no longer has the funds.
|
|
For once, I was no longer able to soldier on.
|
|
Interestingly, our society appears to no longer champion progress nationalistically.
|
|
These were specific things that I can no longer afford.
|
|
These products will no longer be sold under misleading marketing.
|
|
Trending topics no longer shows a summary with each trend.
|
|
He could no longer work and began having horrifying nightmares.
|
|
That no longer seems to be the case in Ireland.
|
|
Even more ominously, the user base is no longer growing.
|
|
The odds may no longer be in equity investor's favor.
|
|
Corporate activism no longer resides solely in the corner office.
|
|
Its hot air was no longer pounding on his back.
|
|
Thanks to Sara's violent outburst, the Arkangel no longer works.
|
|
For centuries this was a qualitative question, but no longer.
|
|
Months later, he can no longer even visit her grave.
|
|
Now we're no longer talking about editing a single human.
|
|
You normally spin off and no longer have a relationship.
|
|
He's no longer in a hot war with Jared Kushner.
|
|
Most importantly, the app no longer accepts foreign credit cards.
|
|
Karp tweeted that the episode would no longer be airing.
|
|
As a result, you may no longer sell on Amazon.
|
|
Christopher Steele now no longer works for the federal government.
|
|
A copy of the CNBC appearance is no longer online.
|
|
So no longer will they have to guard the star.
|
|
Black was no longer on the case at the time.
|
|
And a standoff approach to Syria will no longer work.
|
|
Unequal effects Climate change is no longer a future event.
|
|
Therefore he is no longer a member of the church.
|
|
With these atoms spread around, there's no longer this asymmetry.
|
|
These are Americans who no longer require a fig leaf.
|
|
What was appropriate then is arguably no longer appropriate now.
|
|
The country is no longer in an official bailout program.
|
|
Moreover, GPS is no longer the world's sole geolocating mechanism.
|
|
But using technology is no longer a matter of choice.
|
|
It's no longer a question of if technology can discriminate.
|
|
And with the 5G Hub, that's no longer a problem.
|
|
It's no longer just a filing cabinet with three drawers.
|
|
Just this week, Trump decided NATO is no longer obsolete.
|
|
However, when February came around Murphy was no longer alive.
|
|
But that may no longer be the case in September.
|
|
Mainly because she no longer wants to talk about him.
|
|
I no longer put actions behind my fears and insecurities.
|
|
He will also no longer have support from private backers.
|
|
We no longer need our farmer straightjacket to be productive.
|
|
Scaramucci may no longer be the man of the hour.
|
|
Hopefully, the BeSSeL survey will make us blind no longer.
|
|
Some people no longer have to work alongside their harassers.
|
|
My heart hurts knowing he is no longer with us.
|
|
Click Edit to no longer receive codes via text message.
|
|
She also confirmed that she would no longer be acting.
|
|
Less than a year later, they were no longer together.
|
|
Screenshot of an article Cooper shared that no longer exists.
|
|
Therefore we are no longer advising against travel to Brussels.
|
|
Joe Biden no longer has the place mostly to himself.
|
|
The FARC knew it could no longer win the war.
|
|
No longer will they be relegated to local sports grounds.
|
|
Bagheri said she no longer believes anyone will be accepted.
|
|
These tiny, pudgy animals are no longer than one millimeter.
|
|
In this country, her medical license is no longer valid.
|
|
The world as we know it, will be no longer.
|
|
At the time of writing, that is no longer possible.
|
|
Suddenly, honoring payments will no longer be a sure thing.
|
|
Is Kellerman's no longer a Jewish resort in the Catskills?
|
|
Azria is no longer at the helm of the company.
|
|
The secret club is no longer a gathering of misfits.
|
|
Researchers no longer think of obesity as a personal failing.
|
|
Meanwhile, many Yemenis can no longer wait for a solution.
|
|
We no longer can afford to stick to sports. pic.twitter.
|
|
"Entire industries no longer exist in this country," said Scott.
|
|
Soon, those in Switzerland will no longer have that choice.
|
|
Raby is no longer employed by Loot Crate, she added.
|
|
I am no longer the man I was in 1989.
|
|
Just learned I will no longer be covering the Dodgers.
|
|
He is no longer an active partner at the firm.
|
|
GMO critics could no longer dismiss Golden Rice as inadequate.
|
|
Sony is no longer a leader in consumer electronics hardware.
|
|
"I was no longer this object of desire," she said.
|
|
Additionally, Syria is no longer subject to a permanent ban.
|
|
She no longer feels the need to conceal her face.
|
|
Unlikely, yes, but no longer outside the borders of reality.
|
|
This layer is no longer available directly through Google Earth.
|
|
They no longer have the worst performance of the night.
|
|
We no longer need to be beholden to cable companies.
|
|
Lunn is no longer in federal custody, according to Rótolo.
|
|
He also will no longer represent Sherpa on any boards.
|
|
That curly style of lettering that we no longer see.
|
|
Truth is, violent misogyny is no longer shocking or provocative.
|
|
Studios can no longer afford to pretend to be oblivious.
|
|
Suspect shot & believed to be dead & no longer a threat.
|
|
These days, Jessop is no longer welcome within FLDS walls.
|
|
"You no longer know what state you're in," says Brown.
|
|
But the point is that that's no longer the default.
|
|
Your mind, body, and thoughts are no longer good enough.
|
|
If the company is no longer there, it's too bad.
|
|
Moore added that she no longer looks outwards for validation.
|
|
The BOJ no longer targets the pace of money printing.
|
|
It was no longer odd; it was just our reality.
|
|
That will no longer be the case after Dec. 17.
|
|
As you can imagine .. they're no longer on speaking terms.
|
|
No longer do actual threats of violence alone constitute threats.
|
|
After about a month, she reported no longer suffering pain.
|
|
"Australia no longer has a functioning government," he told parliament.
|
|
With comments like these, that's clearly no longer the case.
|
|
Moto phones will soon no longer carry the Motorola branding.
|
|
No longer is dinner just a stopover before the movies.
|
|
The climate crusade is no longer a peripheral, aspirational matter.
|
|
Madame Keane (Elizabeth Marvel) no longer trusts Carrie (Claire Danes).
|
|
"I'm no longer really losing fat, I'm tightening," she said.
|
|
But we do know it's no longer a separate mode.
|
|
But those ports are no longer available to Russian traders.
|
|
This is a language modern Jews can no longer speak.
|
|
Americans no longer believe this framework gives them adequate protection.
|
|
Does the reader simply no longer care about the discrepancies?
|
|
Mere tolerance can no longer be the aim of religion.
|
|
In other words, things a mom no longer has, right?
|
|
You no longer have to leave Facebook to find out.
|
|
We can no longer afford to be the world's policeman.
|
|
Chuck's no longer on the ropes, Axe continues to spiral.
|
|
Now people in Mayilattumpara are no longer disturbed by elephants.
|
|
I'm no longer a firefighter, rushing from emergency to emergency.
|
|
Some fathers in Fukushima are no longer in the picture.
|
|
They no longer hope for support of their corrupt behavior.
|
|
For starters, my parents no longer lived in my hometown.
|
|
One contentious issue no longer on the agenda is money.
|
|
Sometimes, even your house no longer seems like your own.
|
|
She no longer has to spend all her energy hiding.
|
|
And would arrests perhaps no longer have been so easy?
|
|
No longer following this private account, Alice is shut out.
|
|
The minority party can no longer filibuster designated cabinet secretaries.
|
|
Halloween is no longer the main attraction of late October.
|
|
Without pleasure, the behaviour is no longer a hedonic one.
|
|
We no longer can afford to stick to sports. pic.twitter.
|
|
Wednesday so the scandal would no longer overshadow his office.
|
|
Squirtle smiles with joy, her globular head no longer terrifying.
|
|
I'm no longer a moderator — I quit after a year.
|
|
Men's tennis is no longer ruled by a select few.
|
|
You're no longer having to provide insurance to your employees.
|
|
You no longer need a PhD just to get started.
|
|
Come January, Pence will no longer be governor of Indiana.
|
|
But young people no longer accept karma, argues Ms Sengupta.
|
|
We are no longer an exclusive hobby community of nerds.
|
|
The Huracán is no longer a calculating Italian power machine.
|
|
After Friday's ruling, four fraternity brothers no longer face charges.
|
|
I was no longer a candidate; I was a liability.
|
|
The website linked from the page is no longer active.
|
|
Because he was murdered and is no longer with us.
|
|
But then, as now, the political center no longer existed.
|
|
After the first world war, scare stories no longer sufficed.
|
|
Britain is no longer a democracy, nor an independent country.
|
|
Latin Americans are no longer keeping their dissatisfaction to themselves.
|
|
We are no longer so deeply embedded in our communities.
|
|
It was no longer woodwinds and brass winds and strings.
|
|
Governments no longer need to launch or even orchestrate attacks.
|
|
Farmers were no longer paid for their produce but worked
|
|
Going it alone no longer appears to be an option.
|
|
The overriding agenda is economic, no longer strategic or political.
|
|
"JCPenney can no longer afford to squander resources," he said.
|
|
The former no longer works for the Venice Beach, Calif.
|
|
Silence is no longer as powerful as used to be.
|
|
His books are no longer a part of the curriculum.
|
|
Such tight groups are no longer possible in public life.
|
|
One thing Radiohead no longer worries about is digital technology.
|
|
"We're no longer entertainers, we're producers, studio executives," he said.
|
|
Bekele was no longer the broken runner he had been.
|
|
It is now $6.50 per flight leg, no longer $2.50.
|
|
But things are no longer chill for these byword brands.
|
|
If so, detectives were no longer investigating a few disappearances.
|
|
That is no longer the case, resulting in the downgrade.
|
|
That, really, is the headline here: inflation no longer exists.
|
|
Sandoval said many schools no longer have large computer labs.
|
|
Justin Is No Longer With Us, He Has Passed Away.
|
|
"We are no longer a pageant," but are a competition.
|
|
With the Apple Watch, I no longer have this problem.
|
|
In short social media is no longer a safe place.
|
|
We are no longer defined by the men we marry.
|
|
With iOS 11.2, the icons are no longer greyed out.
|
|
Now, that no longer will be the case, it seems.
|
|
His bosses said he was no longer completing his assignments.
|
|
That's when they realized Nabra was no longer with them.
|
|
She no longer feels she is suffocating all the time.
|
|
Breast cancer treatment is no longer one size fits all.
|
|
The new BMW M5 no longer offers a manual option.
|
|
Trump no longer has a use for the Republican Party.
|
|
The sliced brisket no longer resembles slabs of prime rib.
|
|
My body no longer responds to stress like everyone else's.
|
|
And if you are powerful enough, law no longer matters.
|
|
Belfiore admitted that he no longer users a Windows phone.
|
|
But Embiid's brashness is no longer confined to the internet.
|
|
Suddenly, the hearing is no longer about jurisprudence but partisanship.
|
|
The world you desired no longer exists in our universities.
|
|
"We're no longer living in the 17th century," he said.
|
|
Individuals must show that the information is no longer relevant.
|
|
Sometimes it seems like I no longer recognize this America.
|
|
It no longer has a separate commercial and consumer business.
|
|
Modern communications and GPS tracking would no longer be available.
|
|
No longer one thing but multiple overlapping spheres or circles.
|
|
But it's no longer "breaking news," so coverage is fading.
|
|
If, instead, voters grade candidates, these results no longer hold.
|
|
The trouble is, it's no longer their story to tell.
|
|
That will no longer be required by the Commerce Department.
|
|
Police said they would no longer obey their commanders' orders.
|
|
In national politics, you no longer need evidence or reason.
|
|
We can no longer kick the can down the road.
|
|
No longer able to play leads, he switched to rhythm.
|
|
She is no longer eligible to teach in the district.
|
|
To no longer watch the news on a spin cycle.
|
|
"By the way, they no longer cover news," Cruz continued.
|
|
People are no longer friendly toward someone with a camera.
|
|
There is no longer room for climate denial amongst policymakers.
|
|
Phone lines were no longer working, and electricity was out.
|
|
Electricity no longer has to come from coal or oil.
|
|
The 3rd District once was solidly blue, but no longer.
|
|
"It will no longer have a validity," she pointed out.
|
|
Because the penny is no longer what it once was.
|
|
And many no longer bother to get married at all.
|
|
The only basis for the mandate's constitutionality no longer remains.
|
|
Large U.S. nuclear reactors no longer make much economic sense.
|
|
Because after today, you no longer really have an excuse.
|
|
"We were no longer the commuter school," Mr. Albanis said.
|
|
Amid the royal split, Agnew's position was no longer needed.
|
|
American criticism devoid of consequences can no longer be justified.
|
|
"We're fighting battles that no longer help us," Trump said.
|
|
While she no longer attends classes, she never stopped dancing.
|
|
Do you no longer mingle with your employees and customers?
|
|
" We learn that nowadays "homosexuality is no longer considered outré.
|
|
Our affordable pick, from Howler Brothers, is no longer available.
|
|
MillerCoors will soon no longer exist in its current form.
|
|
And once you start isolating yourself, you're no longer integrating.
|
|
Was it a matter of albariño's no longer being trendy?
|
|
He could no longer tell the coherent story of himself.
|
|
Fight over reform China is no longer a poor country.
|
|
Now the damage to U.S. firms is no longer theoretical.
|
|
Adam Neumann is no longer a billionaire, Forbes now estimates.
|
|
It is Truth Initiative, no longer the American Legacy Foundation.
|
|
But that, Fandango has decided, is no longer good enough.
|
|
Consequently, the federal government can no longer simply expect engagement.
|
|
The grave site, too, is no longer the family's alone.
|
|
Trump said Friday he is no longer interested in participating.
|
|
Well that's no longer any of my business, is it?
|
|
When can a country no longer claim to be young?
|
|
Ms. Jansen said the information is no longer considered accurate.
|
|
The assistant no longer works at the school, KHON reports.
|
|
My art is no longer available to journalists that way.
|
|
When he could no longer easily speak, he smiled bigger.
|
|
He retired in 1985, clearly no longer the same player.
|
|
It's no longer cool, in many circles, to be religious.
|
|
That would no longer be the case once Brexit happens.
|
|
And they say we're no longer a country of innovation.
|
|
There is no longer any reason to bear this risk.
|
|
It seems these arguments are no longer persuasive to Trump.
|
|
But I am no longer afraid of the Cigarette Man.
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The evidence of Russian influence can no longer be denied.
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Jones estimated the surgery took no longer than 1½ hours.
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However, his past work would no longer be truly his.
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China is no longer buying as much iron and soy.
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She's no longer attending USC and her sponsorships are dwindling.
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The My Yahoo page I carefully tended no longer exists.
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The XS Max is also no longer sold by Apple.
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These missiles are surplus weapons no longer needed for deterrence.
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It's no longer certain, however, that Europe still wants Ukraine.
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"There is no longer a Nuclear Threat from North Korea."
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The fact is that this is no longer just Cohen.
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I no longer worried about catching the taillights up ahead.
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Baker said he no longer felt any animosity toward Kosto.
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The critics of this ideology believe it can no longer
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"Investors are no longer short on the euro, " he added.
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Ennahda is no longer an underground movement or secret society.
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Fernandez and Dayoub are no longer with the department either.
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"In the next decade, that will no longer be true."
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This means that money is no longer an overwhelming force.
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Does that mean you can no longer buy soy sauce?
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Ohio probably should no longer be considered a swing state.
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The question is no longer technological readiness, but operational readiness.
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Humans are no longer voting to preserve our current climate.
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It is no longer a brand that has any residence.
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The family is no longer very wealthy at this time.
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" An elevator pitch is quick, "no longer than 60 seconds.
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Things are no longer as bad as they once were.
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As for Gladwell himself, he's no longer sleeping till noon.
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"We no longer have hospitals to operate in," he said.
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Twenty years later, many homes no longer have a landline.
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As of Thursday midnight, this option is no longer available.
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Baghdad is no longer the militarized city it once was.
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So I no longer grated the potatoes but cubed them.
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Now, he said, he no longer wants to migrate north.
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That life was no longer the life that interested me.
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She is no longer a member of the European Parliament.
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Politics clearly no longer stops at the edge of water.
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Populist Democrats are no longer afraid to call themselves liberals.
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Jailed children will no longer be leverage in the negotiations.
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The GOP is no longer the party of Ronald Reagan.
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Terrorism has been defeated and is no longer a problem.
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I'm no longer at the moment a writer of books.
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And it's no longer just about proximity or mutual interest.
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But fighting these battles at home is no longer enough.
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"Don't be evil" was no longer a strong enough stance.
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But no longer, Snapchat nixed the feature in early 2015.
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By the second episode, she was no longer the villain.
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The punishment True, Clinton is no longer a Cabinet officer.
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Karungi and Ejalu never married and are no longer together.
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"We want for access to no longer be a barrier."
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Some roles within the organisation will no longer be available.
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He no longer hears criminal cases, according to the newspaper.
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He is no longer chairman of the drug maker's board.
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GE and its $115 billion of debt no longer qualify.
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CLINTON: The Republicans, the opponents no longer have an argument.
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Taking back terrain is no longer sufficient to defeat ISIS.
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It's no longer enough to decontaminate the lower digestive system.
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Let go of what no longer makes sense for you.
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That is no longer the case anywhere in the world.
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He no longer needs to contemplate the burden, as Mrs.
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There is no longer room for reasoned debate in America.
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A pervasive sense that politics no longer represents common citizens.
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Now your listing is no longer competitive in your neighborhood.
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That may have been so generations ago, but no longer.
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It no longer satisfied my longing for union with God.
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I no longer had any idea if I was joking.
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Why keep them if I would no longer need them?
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It is no longer about general weaknesses in human cognition.
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But they were no longer the only game in town.
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North Korea announces it will no longer participate in talks.
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What used to be accepted and tolerated no longer is.
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However, original content is now no longer Hulu's only draw.
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Just be thankful you no longer have a MySpace page.
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As of Monday afternoon, the video is no longer available.
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Wall Street is no longer New York's biggest jobs engine.
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We no longer have to feel alienated with our interests.
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The Charging Bull no longer carries a positive, optimistic message.
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What was relevant thirty years ago, however, no longer resounds.
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