Nordics - Warmer than normal, colder than normal east UK - Warmer than normal Northern mainland - Colder than normal Southern mainland - Warmer than normal Nordics – Warmer than normal UK - Slightly warmer than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal Southern mainland - Warmer than normal west Nordics – Warmer than normal UK - Slightly warmer than normal Northern mainland - Warmer than normal Southern mainland - Warmer than normal east, colder than normal west Reporting by Oleg Vukmanovic.
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Nordics – Colder than normal east; warmer than normal west Britain – Warmer than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal Southern mainland – Warmer than normal Nordics – Warmer than normal Britain – Warmer than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal Southern mainland – Warmer than normal east; cooler than normal west Nordics – Warmer than normal Britain – Warmer than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal east, cooler than normal west Southern mainland – Warmer than normal east, cooler than normal west Reporting by Lefteris Karagiannopoulos; editing by Emelia Sithole-Matarise
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Nordics – Warmer than normal northwest; colder than normal southeast Britain – Warmer than normal Northern mainland – Colder than normal east, warmer than normal west Southern mainland – Warmer than normal east, colder than normal west Nordics – Colder than normal Britain – Colder than normal Northern mainland – Colder than normal Southern mainland – Warmer than normal Nordics – Colder than normal Britain – Colder than normal Northern mainland – Colder than normal Southern mainland – Warmer than normal south, colder than normal north (Reporting by Nina Chestney; Editing by Alison Williams)
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Nordics – Colder than normal Britain – Colder than normal Northern mainland – Colder than normal Southern mainland – Warmer than normal Nordics – Colder than normal Britain – Colder than normal Northern mainland – Colder than normal Southern mainland – Warmer than normal Nordics – Colder than normal north; warmer than normal south Britain – Warmer than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal Southern mainland – Warmer than normal (Reporting By Susanna Twidale; editing by David Evans)
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Nordics - Warmer than normal UK - Slightly warmer than normal Northern mainland - Warmer than normal Southern mainland - Warmer than normal west, colder than normal east Nordics – Colder than normal UK – Colder than normal Northern mainland - Colder than normal Southern mainland - Warmer than normal east, colder than normal west Nordics – Warmer than normal UK – Slightly warmer than normal Northern mainland - Warmer than normal Southern mainland - Warmer than normal east, colder than normal Reporting by Nerijus Adomaitis; editing by David Clarke
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Nordics – Warmer than normal Britain – Colder than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal east, colder than normal west Southern mainland – Warmer than normal east, colder than normal west Nordics – Warmer than normal Britain – Warmer than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal west, colder than normal east Southern mainland – Warmer than normal Nordics – Colder than normal Britain – Colder than normal Northern mainland – Colder than normal Southern mainland – Warmer than normal Reporting by Susanna Twidale, editing by Larry King
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MARCH: Nordics Colder than normal east; warmer than normal west Britain Warmer than normal Northern mainland Warmer than normal Southern mainland Warmer than normal APRIL: Nordics Warmer than normal Britain Warmer than normal Northern mainland Warmer than normal Southern mainland Warmer than normal east; cooler than normal west MAY: Nordics Warmer than normal Britain Warmer than normal Northern mainland Warmer than normal east, cooler than normal west Southern mainland Warmer than normal east, cooler than normal west (Reporting by Lefteris Karagiannopoulos; editing by Emelia Sithole-Matarise)
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Nordics – Colder than normal Britain – Colder than normal Northern mainland – Colder than normal Southern mainland – Warmer than normal east, colder than normal west Nordics – Colder than normal Britain – Warmer than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal Southern mainland – Warmer than normal Nordics – Warmer than normal Britain – Warmer than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal Southern mainland – Warmer than normal east, cooler than normal west Reporting by Susanna Twidale; editing by Jason Neely
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Nordics – Cooler than normal Britain - Slightly warmer than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal Southern mainland – Warmer than normal Nordic region – Cooler than normal, except Finland Britain – Cooler than normal north, warmer than normal south Northern mainland – Warmer than normal Southern mainland – Warmer than normal Nordic region – Cooler than normal Britain – Cooler than normal Northern mainland – Cooler than normal west, warmer than normal east Southern mainland – Cooler than normal west, warmer than normal east Reporting by Oleg Vukmanovic, editing by Louise Heavens
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Nordics - Much warmer and drier than normal Britain - Warmer than normal, near-normal rainfall Northern mainland - Warmer and drier than normal Southern mainland - Slightly warmer and wetter than normal Nordics – Slightly warmer than normal, wetter than normal Britain – Warmer and wetter than normal Northern mainland – Warmer and drier than normal Southern mainland – Warmer than normal, near normal rainfall Nordics – Cooler and wetter than normal Britain – Wetter than normal with near-normal temperatures Northern mainland – Slightly warmer and wetter than normal Southern mainland – Warmer and wetter than normal Reporting by Sabina Zawadzki; Editing by Mark Potter
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Nordics – Cooler than normal UK - Near normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal Southern mainland - Warmer than normal Nordics – Slightly warmer than normal UK - Near normal Northern mainland - Warmer than normal Southern mainland – Warmer than normal Nordics – Warmer than normal UK – Warmer than normal Northern mainland - Warmer than normal in the west; cooler than normal in the east Southern mainland – Warmer than normal in the west; cooler than normal in the east Reporting by Nina Chestney, editing by Louise Heavens
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The conversations were normal, he looked normal, he acted normal, [and] he ate normal.
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APRIL Nordics - Much warmer and drier than normal Britain - Warmer than normal, near-normal rainfall Northern mainland - Warmer and drier than normal Southern mainland - Slightly warmer and wetter than normal MAY Nordics Slightly warmer than normal, wetter than normal Britain Warmer and wetter than normal Northern mainland Warmer and drier than normal Southern mainland Warmer than normal, near normal rainfall JUNE: Nordics Cooler and wetter than normal Britain Wetter than normal with near-normal temperatures Northern mainland Slightly warmer and wetter than normal Southern mainland Warmer and wetter than normal (Reporting by Sabina Zawadzki; Editing by Mark Potter)
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Nordics – Warmer than normal, especially south/west UK - Slightly warmer than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal Southern mainland - Warmer than normal in east, colder than normal in west Nordics – Warmer than normal UK - Slightly colder than normal Northern mainland - Warmer than normal in east, colder than normal in west Southern mainland – Warmer than normal in east, colder than normal in west Nordics – Warmer than normal UK - Slightly colder than normal Northern mainland - Warmer than normal Southern mainland – Warmer than normal in east, colder than normal in far west Reporting by Nina Chestney, editing by Louise Heavens
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Nordics – Warmer than normal UK - Warmer than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal Southern mainland - Cooler than normal Nordics – Warmer than normal UK - Slightly cooler than normal Northern mainland - Warmer than normal in the east, cooler than normal in the west Southern mainland – Warmer than normal in the east, cooler than normal in the west Nordics – Warmer than normal, except in the far east UK – Warmer than normal Northern mainland - Warmer than normal Southern mainland – Warmer than normal (Reporting by Nina Chestney, editing by Louise Heavens)
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Nordics – Warmer than normal Britain – Warmer than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal Southern mainland - Warmer than normal, except for SE Europe and SW Iberia Nordics – Warmer than normal Britain – Warmer than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal Southern mainland – Cooler than normal, except W Iberia Nordics - Warmer than normal, except coastal Norway Britain - Warmer than normal south, cooler than normal north Northern mainland - Warmer than normal Southern mainland - Warmer than normal Reporting By Sabina Zawadzki; Editing by Kirsten Donovan
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Nordics – Warmer than normal Britain – Warmer than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal Southern mainland – Warmer than normal, except Iberia and far southeast Europe Nordics – Warmer than normal Britain – Warmer than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal Southern mainland – Cooler than normal, except Iberia and southeast Europe Nordics – Warmer than normal Britain – Warmer than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal Southern mainland – Cooler than normal in the southeast; warmer than normal in the southwest Reporting by Nina Chestney; Editing by Dale Hudson
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The daily challenge to "normal" — normal behavior, normal practices, normal responses — is grinding on people's psyches.
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OCTOBER: Nordics – Warmer than normal UK – Slightly cooler than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal east, cooler west Southern mainland - Warmer than normal east, cooler west NOVEMBER: Nordics – Warmer than normal UK - Warmer than normal Northern mainland - Warmer than normal Southern mainland –Warmer than normal west, cooler east DECEMBER: Nordics – Cooler than normal west, warmer than normal east UK – Colder than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal east, cooler west Southern mainland –Warmer than normal east, cooler west (Reporting by Susanna Twidale, editing by Louise Heavens)
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But it's not a normal ring meant for normal humans with normal fingers.
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" "It's important to show normal things as normal, so they become more normal.
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The president did a normal thing in a normal way for a normal reason.
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Germany: warmer than normal in the south, cooler than normal in the north, wetter than normal.
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But as time goes by, the New Thing becomes the New Normal becomes Normal, just normal.
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The sooner you can get to normal balance and into a normal circadian rhythm the better; get to sleep at normal times, eat at a normal time.
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"When we investigated normal snakes, normal crocodiles and normal lizards we found placodes everywhere," Dr. Milinkovitch said.
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Britain and Southern Scandinavia: warmer than normal in Scandinavia, cooler than normal in Britain, wetter than normal.
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JULY Britain and Southern Scandinavia: warmer than normal in Scandinavia, cooler than normal in Britain, wetter than normal.
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Britain and Southern Scandinavia: Above normal temperatures in Scandinavia, below normal temperatures in Britain Germany: Above normal temperatures.
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Iberia/France/Alps: warmer than normal in the east, cooler than normal in the west, wetter than normal.
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JULY Britain and Southern Scandinavia: Above normal temperatures in Scandinavia, below normal temperatures in Britain Germany: Above normal temperatures.
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But for now, the Democrats nominated a normal candidate, held a normal convention, and remain a normal political party.
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"It would be normal, normal, normal and something would come up and would grab everybody's attention again," she says.
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But I loved that we were shooting in normal neighborhoods, with normal people in the background, wearing normal clothes.
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Britain and Southern Scandinavia: cooler than normal, wetter than normal in the east, drier than normal in the west.
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JUNE Britain and Southern Scandinavia: cooler than normal, wetter than normal in the east, drier than normal in the west.
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There is no 'normal' family — all families are normal.
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""I suppose I found out I'm just a normal girl, and normal girls fall in love with normal boys...like you!
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To feel normal, we should live normal, and a human's normal life is that for which she or he has evolved.
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None of the "normal" things the Kardashians do feel normal.
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Not even normal because what the fuck does normal mean?
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The people around me acted normal, and they looked normal.
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Look at him eat normal toast, like a normal human!
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It's not a normal situation and not a normal death.
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That would be normal and nothing about this is normal.
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Normal is as bad as not normal, or even worse.
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The fundamentals models implicitly assume normal candidates running normal campaigns.
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Trump was not a normal candidate, the transition is not a normal transition, and this will probably not be a normal administration.
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It is unclear when those laboratory results were drawn, but they do reveal normal cholesterol results, normal prostate results and normal testosterone results.
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Donald Trump has a normal electrocardiogram (EKG), showed a normal echocardiogram two years ago and a normal blood pressure at his last visit.
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You're led into a normal-looking room that contains a normal-looking table, and you're instructed to sit in a normal-looking chair.
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I'd call it a very normal household, a very normal upbringing.
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It's just normal computer people programming in a normal office space.
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It's not a normal situation, but the normal situations were failing.
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As for the family, the new normal is exactly that — normal.
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I'm a normal person and I deal with normal person issues.
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I want to be normal, as normal as I can be.
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On this beach, there are normal people and not-normal people.
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But we're not and that's normal, and it should be normal.
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I'm just, like, a normal person with a normal face. Why?
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On our scale from zero, normal day, normal White House, 10.
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She needed happy, normal Afghans, she explained, living happy, normal lives.
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The normal cannot be normal without the absurd and vice versa.
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Mike always talks about just wanting his boys to have a normal childhood, while complaining that his idea of normal is no longer normal.
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So what's normal for your friends may not be normal for you.
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Policies don't fit neatly into either a "normal" or "not normal" column.
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Even when I was physically "back to normal," I didn't feel normal.
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"I'm feeling back to normal though it's a new normal," she said.
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He was a normal family man, normal father, grandfather, pilot, and instructor.
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Blackout was anything but a normal album — or a normal album rollout.
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If all of the cells are normal, the embryo is considered normal.
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I avoid problems by looking like a normal dude doing normal things.
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This is all normal now — it became normal during the Obama administration.
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Normal Americans find that kind of thing well, normal – maybe even endearing.
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In a normal retail context, this would have appeared depressing, but normal.
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"At long last, normal profits are becoming normal for airlines," he said.
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Normal people -- and, no, Harry, we are not normal -- don't do that.
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"On a normal day that would be our normal conversation," Flores said.
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"What we thought was normal or average isn't normal anymore," he said.
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They're carpenters and plumbers, and they have normal jobs and normal lives.
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Le habría encantado tener un nombre más normal, una infancia más normal.
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She wished she had a more normal name, a more normal childhood.
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On our scale, a zero is a normal day, normal White House.
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You know, normal depictions of normal people in the world around us.
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"What's normal in New York isn't normal in other places," she said.
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Donald Trump is not a normal president or, indeed, a normal person.
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Mega rounds are the new normal; staying private longer is the new normal; and the global composition of the unicorn club is the new normal.
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It is important to remember that this is not a normal judicial nomination in normal times because we are not living in normal political times.
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So to commemorate the end of this tour, here's a very normal conversation about very normal topics with the very normal "Weird Al"—er, Alfred Yankovic.
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But 2017 isn't a normal year and Donald Trump, not a normal president.
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But they're normal—every interaction that I have with them has been normal.
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It might be easier to define a normal year than a normal month.
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How did these normal human reflexes survive in a not entirely normal country?
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Of course, Tesla isn't a normal company and Musk isn't a normal CEO.
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But this is not a normal year, and these are not normal horses.
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They're seriously contributing to just normal health, and normal biological processes like digestion.
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We were very normal with each other, if "normal" is the right word.
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I show what is real, what is normal, and what is not normal.
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What is perceived as normal for many is out of normal for others.
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But this isn't a normal race, and Warren is not a normal candidate.
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A normal person may recognize this as insanity, but this was my normal.
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The test results came back normal, prompting more tests, which were also normal.
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He has since reported one more normal birth and a normal current pregnancy.
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The Fed won't have normal rates until it has a normal balance sheet.
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"The 22-year-old added that "cellulite is normal" and "fat is normal.
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Britain and Southern Scandinavia: Above normal in Scandinavia, cooler than normal in Britain.
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But I just thought it was normal—a normal, painful part of womanhood.
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In normal political times, this sort of social adjustment would also be normal.
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There's no normal economy, or normal polity, amid that kind of mass death.
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The last 10 days took us from about normal to well above normal.
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We are pretending to live a normal life when things are not normal.
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We had a new normal, and now we have a new new normal.
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This is, of course, not a normal White House or a normal president.
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That would be normally a very bad thing for a normal Republican running for president, but Donald Trump is not a normal Republican (or a normal anything).
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At the same time, I felt so much like myself in every other way (normal energy, normal appetite, normal everything), that I thought I knew I wasn't.
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AUGUST Britain and Southern Scandinavia: Above normal in Scandinavia, cooler than normal in Britain.
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We're both normal people and the most normal thing we can do is wait.
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But last year wasn't a normal campaign, and this hasn't been a normal presidency.
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And we're asking them to conform to the normal thing that normal nations do.
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Nor do normal accidents — as normal as they are — have to be so common.
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I know that normal men who have normal male friendships don't really do that.
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A normal book with all the other normal books at the Scholastic Book Fair.
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If women wearing womenswear is deemed normal, women wearing menswear should be normal, too.
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I lived a fairly normal life, if normal means having a really great blowout.
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But it's become pretty normal, even though it's something that shouldn't be normal ever.
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But these are not normal times and this is not a normal legislative process.
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Tra la la, look how normal I am, eating a normal amount of chips!
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This wouldn't matter much under normal circumstances, but Trump is not a normal president.
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Is there ever a "normal" day, when a person is their most "normal" self?
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But this is not a normal year — and Trump is not a normal president.
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We are not dealing with a normal person here, let alone a normal president.
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We think he is going to have a normal childhood and a normal life.
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It makes normal, or at least rational, something that is neither normal nor rational.
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The Senate is "not normal — it's not a normal place," a longtime aide said.
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On our scale, a zero is a normal day in a normal White House.
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So to function in a normal way—whatever normal may be—is very difficult.
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We tell people that many will return to normal or near-normal heart function.
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These horrors come to feel normal, and the normal world recedes into distant strangeness.
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Biden's vision is to return things to the old "normal" — the normal before Trump.
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Assuming more normal politicians succeed him, more normal forms of coverage will reassert themselves.
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Es una chica normal con problemas de gente normal que habla de cosas de chica normal, que necesita que la tomen de la mano para cruzar la calle.
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"A lot of this isn't normal, but America didn't vote for normal because they had normal for the last 16 years and it sucked," said one GOP lobbyist.
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Our studies found this same pattern in numerous other cases: the normal grandmother, the normal salad, the normal number of students to be bullied in a middle school.
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Or they could treat him like a normal front-runner, a normal potential nominee, and oppose him in normal ways or simply make their peace with his impending victory.
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The good news is there's a chance, Robinson added, of normal to above normal precipitation.
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Cramer calls it getting back to normal, at least as normal as they can be.
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WE'RE GOING BACK TO NORMAL WE'RE VERY CLOSE TO NORMAL BUT WE'RE NOT THERE YET.
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"I feel normal, and in this case 'normal' is a very powerful word," he says.
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I used to be a perfectly normal woman and before that a perfectly normal girl.
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"There was more to it than just the normal rumors, the normal gossip," he said.
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Trevor is now said to be back to his normal self and his normal size.
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In a normal hearing, Pichai's task would be tough, but this wasn't a normal hearing.
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In the lab they took normal mouse eggs and inseminated them with normal mouse sperm.
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Getting back to normal Elizabeth is safe and working to return to a normal life.
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That is a desire to get back to "normal" interest rates and "normal" monetary policy.
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"The crucial thing is that we are returning to normal, to normal policies," he said.
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But they had a normal volume of gas in their guts, which had normal composition.
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I'm just a really normal girl who just happens to date someone not so normal.
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This has not been a normal presidential campaign, and this is not a normal president.
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It was also a form of getting back to normal, whatever the new normal was.
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But 2018 is not a normal year — and we are not living in normal times.
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There's a filter on society that this is normal, but actually it's anything but normal.
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"We're trying to help them get a normal work life, a normal community," she explains.
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"Hodeidah port is operating as normal and the movement of ships is normal," Malki said.
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But this is not a normal year, and Donald Trump is not a normal candidate.
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If that forecast holds, it would make for a near-normal or above-normal season.
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When asked by reporters if his temperature was normal, Trump said it was "totally normal."
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What we recently called normal was just the new normal for people older than us.
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Our new normal of virtualized life will likely become just the normal of future generations.
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This hampers the normal liquidity that we've seen in the marketplace under more normal times.
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The idea of normal sex and normal romance has to be adversely affected by that.
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"The normal things, that normal girls like, they don't feel like my things," she said.
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It would be unlikely in a normal year, but this is not a normal year.
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"This won't look like a normal bankruptcy because it's not a normal time," he said.
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The other three siblings had inherited two normal ANGPTL33 genes and had normal triglyceride levels.
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"This is a normal mouse, and that's the way a normal mouse swims," Corey said.
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Two normal people behaved like two normal people in an entirely abnormal and inhuman setting.
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Don't mind him, he's just a normal fish, blending in with his normal fish friends.
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But we weren't normal children, because normal children don't get written about in French magazines.
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What is normal blood pressure According to the American Heart Association, a normal blood pressure reading is 120/80 mm Hg, though normal blood pressure ranges are different for children.
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But anywhere from roughly 20 percent of normal to twice the normal level and it's all the same; the brain can't distinguish among this wide range of basically normal values.
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The story is that it was wetter than normal for most locations; warmer than normal everywhere.
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A: It was so normal that I actually grew up in a place called Normal, Illinois.
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"This is now normal and it shouldn't be viewed as normal," Cincinnati Mayor John Cranley said.
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I won't let my normal human stomach or normal human personality take my life from me.
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It was neither the new abnormal nor the new normal but maybe the new abnormal normal.
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A normal, smarter teen would think "stranger danger," but Archie is not normal nor very smart.
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" He went on to say, "The people in this group have normal lives and normal problems.
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I've never thought myself any different than other people—I'm even more normal than normal people.
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I suppose you're living normal lives where people who didn't survive could have lived normal lives.
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These people, often minors, can lead normal lives and pass through normal places, jobs, and homes.
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With a normal politician's normal political distraction, almost all of us will just observe it, right?
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I feel like such a normal human when I get to leave at a normal hour.
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"In normal times that would be a persuasive argument, but it's not normal times," Wehner says.
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The goal is to not be normal, because as my radio listeners know, normal is broke.
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This isn't a normal presidential election, he isn't a normal political candidate, and you know it.
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"These are normal women with normal skin conditions that are much more common than we think."
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They are normal kids in almost every way, normal kids dealing with a very difficult situation.
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But even if it's not "normal" (whatever that is), tips aren't just for normal-looking people.
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You can imagine a normal administration, and a normal process, weighing McCabe's actions carefully and seriously.
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"We're looking forward to returning to normal," Ritvo said, "but it will be a new normal."
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Exit polls are, if anything, worse than normal polls — and the normal polls missed this election.
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"If you tell everyone to keep a normal life then he should keep a normal life."
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For example: See also: this Normal and Human question, phrased in a Normal and Human way.
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"We tell people that many will return to normal or near-normal heart function," she said.
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Under normal circumstances and normal presidents, that could be interpreted as an attempt to reassure Texans.
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"One of them is that Iran become a normal country and behave like a normal country."
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"I just want to get a normal job and live a normal life with my kids."
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"He was not born normal, and I don't think he will be a normal kid," Sheiman said.
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Once you stretch it beyond normal bound, it either breaks or never returns to its normal elasticity.
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Some people say it's the new normal, but there's nothing normal about it in an exceptional American.
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In a normal year, with a normal GOP nominee, this Obamacare story would be driving today's news.
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It can be very depressing, trying have a normal life when your life really isn't that normal.
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"You think you can possibly ace life, but it's normal to make mistakes… it's normal," she added.
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But these are not normal times in US-Russia relations, nor was the conversation entirely normal either.
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The prediction of "above normal, or near normal" storm activity will likely put coastal residents on edge.
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"There's nothing normal about being a rock and roll singer," Shogun explains, spitting out that word: normal.
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" As she explained to me, "She's got to have something that's normal, even if it's not normal.
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"In terms of production output, most operations are back to normal or near normal levels," it said.
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People just expect this to be ultimately just a normal hang, just a normal installation, you know?
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It's full of normal people trying to do normal things -- get somewhere, sell something or meet someone.
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Vincent and Frankenweenie are about normal boys feeding their love for the grotesque within quiet normal households.
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After all, a normal North Korea can achieve CVID, but CVID cannot achieve a normal North Korea.
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It died a little when Americans began to accept as normal something that is absolutely not normal.
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That day had seemed so normal, as normal as it could be for someone with bipolar disorder.
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When I wipe a table, I feel normal, like this is what a normal person might do.
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But for a patient with high blood pressure who wasn't taking his medication, that normal wasn't normal.
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On our scale, zero normal day, normal White House, 10 Nixon resigns, flies off in a helicopter.
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I don't get my normal iced tea with my wrap so it's a bit less than normal.
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But Judge Garland proceeded as if it were a normal situation and he were a normal nominee.
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Berlin was 1.5 degrees Celsius warmer than normal last year, while Istanbul was 3 degrees above normal.
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And I think it's normal we do it it's normal we say it outside inside the bank.
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We're back to normal, 3 percent is normal for the greatest economy in all of human history.
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It seems that despite the normal physiology, there was nothing that looked like a normal fear response.
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Even for people who feel normal, things aren't back to normal in the brain, Harvard's Mullally tells me.
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Yes, celebrities can just be normal people who comment on each other's Instagram posts like normal, boring people.
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They had the normal kind of concerns, the normal kinds of fears, and the same kind of fun.
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I would do all those things that normal people did, because at last I would be normal, too.
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It's sometimes the person who's like really trying hard to be normal, but you just don't feel normal.
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Fifty normal-weight people diagnosed with type 2 diabetes and 50 normal-weight people without diabetes also participated.
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People walked past me, normal people walking around on a normal day, while I tried to be invisible.
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The normal permitting process could not be expected for the convention because "this is not normal," Williams said.
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Co-worker: Shooter seemed like 'normal guy' "He was just a normal guy to me," Jarrell told CNN.
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A normal interviewer might have pressed Trump on some of this, but Hannity is not a normal interviewer.
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"In normal times, under normal political conditions, they would, of course, start impeachment proceedings immediately," Wine-Banks said.
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I like the look of a future where normal people are doing normal people things in fantastic surroundings.
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Lauer's forum treated a normal candidate as an abnormal one and an abnormal candidate as a normal one.
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If doing drugs and getting drunk had become normal, real punks would want to be anything but normal.
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Not all celebrities marry other celebrities, some marry completely normal people that they met under completely normal circumstances.
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"We're in this new normal, but it's not normal," said Janel Heinrich, the county's director of public health.
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On our scale, zero normal day, normal white house, 10 Richard Nixon resigns, takes off in Marine One.
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On our scale, zero, normal day, normal White House, 20203, Richard Nixon resigns, flies away in Marine One.
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But as she drove down Normal Avenue, she pulled the Prius over in front of a Virgil Normal.
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During normal times, the deadly incident would have topped the news, but we're not living in normal times.
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According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the eastern Pacific hurricane season is likely to see near-normal or above-normal storm activity, with just a 20% chance of a below normal season.
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But on just – can you admit, are we – this is a new normal, if you will, a new normal.
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In normal markets, that would have been enough to move stocks up, but this is not a normal market.
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"I don't think there is any kind of one normal person, any one normal variant of people," she says.
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I live a very quiet life, as my Instagram will show, and I'm a normal person, a normal housewife.
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That might be new normal, but there are still those countries facing the old normal, and Brazil is one.
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"It is not normal to get such letters, but these are not normal times," said one of the executives.
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After all, Aäe is right: There's no such thing as a "normal" body, let alone a normal pregnant body.
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If the axis is instead such that you get normal days I think the temperatures would be pretty normal.
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"I've been surprised by how normal people outside of this community are going about their normal lives," she said.
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Once rolled back the service returned to normal operation and all domains using Cloudflare returned to normal traffic levels.
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He acts like he sees colors the way you (if you're color-normal) and I (I'm color-normal) do.
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Under any normal circumstances, it would be completely normal for a wife to air complaints about her vegan husband.
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Sometimes the object was missing, sometimes it was normal-sized, and sometimes it was four times larger than normal.
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That means there's no instrument cluster, among other totally normal things you'd expect to find in a normal car.
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With that, this summer is shaping up not only to be more like normal, but probably worse than normal.
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If liquidity levels are less than normal, the probabilities suggest that this summer should also be worse than normal.
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"My father thought I wouldn't have had a normal childhood, and he wanted me to be normal," she explained.
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The truth is that Buttigieg's old normal pretty much looks like what a new normal under him would be.
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"There was more to it than just the normal rumors, the normal gossip," he told the New York Times.
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"We're doing a normal, routine run-through of things that we've already put together and normal preparation," Kudlow said.
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But once I walked in the terminal, the mood was completely normal, too normal, so I did not bother.
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They just regard it as normal to use offshore tax havens, and they regard tax avoidance as absolutely normal.
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Trump himself may never be a normal president, but the system he leads remains more normal than many expected.
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"Bof, c'est normal" — it's normal, people more often reveal their weaknesses than discover the better angels of their nature.
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We got here because it's really hard to deviate from something that's normal, even when that normal is stupid.
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It not only impedes normal functioning and normal processes, it has destroyed a common basis on which to operate.
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The study of Alzheimer's became Hof's special preoccupation because of its insidious destruction of normal minds and normal character.
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The shows attract participants who are not fame-hungry, and they depict relatively normal people doing relatively normal things.
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"It was a very normal range, but not normal for someone of his caliber," she said in an interview.
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I always just assumed I was normal — I felt normal, but I quickly learned I did not look it.
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By the middle of the week, things should really warm up, with normal and even above-normal temperatures prevailing.
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Researchers call this an "off-time event," a normal experience that comes at a point when it's not normal.
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In normal times, most of us don't need another platform to glue ourselves to, but this isn't normal times.
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With all this in mind, Obama has clearly decided that things aren't normal, and he shouldn't pretend they're normal.
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If a lower value is used for "normal" brain growth, then El Sidrón is comparable to a normal human kid.
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All of the things suggest that they aren&apost going by their normal training, their normal behavior as counterintelligence agents.
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Rather than going the normal venture capital route, HyperSciences decided to raise from normal people who believed in its vision.
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That messed up what would have been the normal development path, the normal go-to-market path for supersonic airplanes.
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No matter what my title is or what I do, I'm still just a normal person who deserves normal privacy.
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So you don't just get to be a normal person in a relationship or a normal person in a marriage.
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" Inexplicably, he also said: "This generation is watching the Kardashians and thinking that's normal — thinking owning a Bentley is normal.
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They want their kids to be able to have a normal schedule and feel like they're living a normal life.
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If this language is something of a new normal among Democratic politicians, their reactions represent a new normal, as well.
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Because one day, you will wake up and life WILL seem somewhat normal again — a "new normal," as they say.
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In many studies into normal, "healthy" defecation, normal pooping ranges from three times per day to three times per week.
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You can't maintain a normal life schedule, or a normal suite of connections, if this is your full-time work.
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BUT WE CAN CERTAINLY SEE WHAT HAPPENS WHEN NORMAL -- WHEN WE START TO WALK BACK TOWARDS A NORMAL FINANCIAL MARKET.
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"You know, she is not a normal player with normal expectations," Mouratoglou said, placing his hand on a questioner's shoulder.
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Wade for the most part like normal citizens of a normal democratic state, not as dissidents within a murderous dystopia.
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This is, obviously, not a normal situation, because there is nothing normal about college football in the state of Alabama.
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I'm sure it's annoying not being able to live a 'normal' life, but 'normal' isn't what you signed up for.
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There's got to be some way of just don't pretend that this is a normal interview with the normal rationale.
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The largest differences in terms of energy and sex drive are when men go from below-normal to normal levels.
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Just as John isn't a normal Wind Gap boy, Natalie doesn't seem to have been a normal Wind Gap girl.
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"We may not return back to normal — we'll likely find a new normal instead," Jones told Business Insider last Friday.
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It may make you feel weird at first, but it&aposs normal to ask yourself if your desires are normal.
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If you were living like a normal person before, live like a normal person now, and just bank the rest.
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"We need to recognize it will be a new normal, a new and different normal for this entire region," Gov.
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Over the past weeks, we've treated the president-elect's comments as normal policy statements uttered by a normal president-elect.
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Previously, they predicted temperatures would return to near-normal levels after remaining lower than normal from Dec. 11-Dec. 19.
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And I think in a normal prosecutor&aposs office or a normal investigators office or a normal place where they do intelligence analysis, you would not go from you know, a few disturbing facts to DEFCON 1.
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While a near-normal season is most likely with a 45 percent chance, there is also a 30 percent chance of an above-normal season and a 25 percent chance of a below-normal season, NOAA said.
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The U.S. economy should grow in 2017, according to Wren, causing inflation to rise to normal levels after years below normal.
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Rather than just asking women what a normal week of purchases looks like, we were curious about the not-so-normal.
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For many people, it is normal to have a handsaw — in fact, it is not normal to not have a handsaw.
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The pen, while specialized, is still a normal pen, and the paper, while smart, still looks and feels like normal paper.
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I think this is a normal thing that's only going to become more and more normal in the years to come.
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Maybe it was the kids idea to go do something fun in the neighborhood, be a normal mom, a normal fam.
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I leave earlier than normal today, since I got to work at 7:113 and didn't take a normal lunch break.
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Forecasters expect above normal temperatures and below normal precipitation across much of the U.S. farm belt over the next 10 days.
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And 3 of the 4 developed normal antibody responses to normal vaccinations — an indication of robust B-cell function, she said.
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Seed funds are investing at a normal rate, and, while valuations have swung back to a normal size, deals are closing.
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All of those things likely would have filled time at a normal Apple event, but this isn't a normal Apple event.
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In addition to above-normal temperatures, he said the outlook also is for below-normal rainfall for the next few weeks.
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A normal front-runner under normal circumstances minimizes his or her exposure, lest a moment be fumbled and a mistake made.
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We're just trying to make everything feel normal, as normal as possible, so they can just focus on why they're there.
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"We are just normal people and normal people suffer hayfever and asthma that require long and short-term medication," he said.
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She's a normal person trying her best to create an accordingly normal life in the small spaces between shooting and touring.
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While bad luck is indeed normal for the farming business, this season's crisis is neither normal nor a matter of luck.
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If these were normal times, the influence of lobbyists in the next administration might be a normal thing to worry about.
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"In any normal White House, and with any normal basis for presidential support, the Flynn story would be crippling," he said.
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In any normal year and with any normal candidate, he would really be in a district that would make him untouchable.
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When it comes to water, the new normal is the old normal for many living in the long-marginalized settlement communities.
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In fact, if Millbrook were a normal restaurant, adhering to normal market realities, it could not exist in its current form.
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Under normal circumstances, I might argue that that's a bad idea as a matter of policy, but these aren't normal circumstances.
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"If you're overweight or slightly obese but fit and metabolically healthy — normal blood pressure, normal cholesterol levels, normal blood sugar — then it's hard in that situation to show that being thinner would make you even healthier," Dr. Lavie says.
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Why it's not normal: Inasmuch as it's not normal for a sitting U.S. president to attack a federal judge, it's also not normal for a president's nominee to the Supreme Court to criticize the president — even before his confirmation.
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I'm able to see like normal people...The fact that I'm here now and able to see normal and clear, it's amazing.
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"It's a lot more normal than I think people think it is, and it's, obviously, very normal to us," Evan, 30, continues.
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Zach is trying and failing to make everything go back to "normal," though it's obvious that nothing will ever be normal again.
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The Weather Company forecast both UK and Nordic weather to be colder than normal in February after being warmer than normal January.
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The normal economic laws of supply and demand should boost wages naturally - if the market for caregiving labor was a normal market.
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It was the ultimate normal-teen experience, and my desire to "be normal" had supplanted any loftier goals I could have imagined.
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Clinton, say what you will about her, is a normal political candidate who will operate within the normal boundaries of American democracy.
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"I feel the more normal I make this, the easier it is to accept and it becomes normal to him," she explains.
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This was normal until normal got worse, and she didn't want to adjust anymore, alter her view so that she could survive.
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is forecasting a 75 percent chance that the season will be near normal or above normal.
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There are two main reasons: Either because inflation is running higher than normal, or because the unemployment rate is lower than normal.
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Where to Stay Wallace scholars from around the globe stay annually at the Bloomington-Normal Marriott Hotel & Conference Center, in uptown Normal.
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Nothing makes sense and the seemingly normal people who witness these acts operate like it's the most normal sight in the world.
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There might be sort of a 'new normal' in the economy, but a 'new normal' there is still a good growth rate.
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Why this isn't normal… It's not normal for a president-elect to publicly contradict a sitting president and the U.S. intelligence community.
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I think Silicon Valley is such an isolated bubble, our reality is not the reality of a normal American in normal America.
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But what matters to them deep down is that life returns to normal, because normal was working so ridiculously well for them.
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Besides February's dryness, January was well below average for rainfall -- 30% of normal for Sacramento and 60% of normal for San Francisco.
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This is a not normal presidency, so expect a not normal impeachment process when the House impeachment public hearings kick off tomorrow.
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On a scale zero, normal day, normal White House; 10, President Richard Nixon has resigned and is flying away in Marine One.
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NORMCORE sarcastically conflates "normal" and "hard-core" to mean adopting a "normal" and nondescript style of dressing to better express your specialness.
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I'm back at home, trying to return to normal life, but nothing feels normal when your heart can't do its job anymore.
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North American birds evolved to withstand normal North American weather, and normal North American weather includes cold snaps, blizzards, floods and tornadoes.
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But today big, broad ETFs that track major indexes had heavy volume: the Russell 2000 had volume 30 percent above normal, the NASDAQ 100 had volume nearly 60 percent above normal, and S&P 500 about 25 percent above normal.
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Everything about the bag felt perfectly normal—normal weight, normal texture, and it looked normal too, a perfectly sealed bag in eye-catching, vibrant red, covered in larger-than-life snacks and a lime and a habanero and a conflagration; in short, everything about this particular bag of Takis—nitro-flavored, plucked from a display in a liquor store on the corner—read as completely normal, which is exactly the kind of milieu needed for a miracle.
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She's someone who I wanted people to relate to as a character... She's normal — all the characters, they're very ordinary and very normal.
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"I've always laughed about the concept of normal and I've never wanted to live anything that even resembled a normal life," he said.
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RHP Eduardo Rodriguez "had a normal 35-pitch pen with normal intensity (Friday) and he's on track to" start Sunday, according to Farrell.
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It may explode, create toxic fumes, catch fire or otherwise react violently when exposed to water, under normal temperatures or under normal conditions.
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"I've always laughed about the concept of normal and I've never wanted to live anything that even resembled a normal life," Chip added.
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Most of them seem normal, more or less – or at least as normal as one can be when being naked in the wilderness.
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"Things are starting to get back to normal, and it hasn't been normal, in a very long time so it's nice," she said.
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I don't think I've ever managed to correctly straighten my own hair with a normal brush and a normal blow dryer at home.
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It's not more expensive than a normal microwave; it reheats food like a normal microwave — which is boring and yet something everyone does.
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As Harvard Medical School points out, normal heart rate varies from person to person — and not all experts agree on what "normal" means.
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Lohan was a perfect lead — charming and beautiful, but relatable and prototypically "normal," despite her clearly very not-normal upbringing and home life.
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"I've always laughed about the concept of normal and I've never wanted to live anything that even resembled a normal life," he says.
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Mr Abe may be burning to give Japan a more normal foreign policy, but what it needs most is a more normal economy.
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But he's also blaming her for not being normal, like she's somehow at fault for screwing up his own ability to be normal.
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"The normal things, that normal girls like, they don't feel like my things," 11-year-old hobbyhorse enthusiast Fanny Oikarinen told the Times.
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A more normal Trump is fundamentally more dangerous and more marginalizing to those who recognize that there's still nothing particularly normal about him.
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"I was thinking, 'If it's a normal hamster, maybe he's normal like me, and he's obsessed with the royals like I am.&apos"
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As we return to a more normal level of refinance applications, the mix of borrowers returns to normal and average loan size declines.
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It goes beyond what's normal in U.S. politics -- but then Trump isn't normal and his success is rooted in his refusal to be.
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China and North Korea maintain "normal contacts, including normal business contacts", said Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang, when asked about the trucks.
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In the United States and Britain, a relatively normal electoral process became seized with populist nationalism and increasingly immune to normal political discourse.
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Gadolinium is taken up by both normal and scarred heart muscle tissue, but normal cardiovascular tissue washes it out more quickly than scarred.
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Not only that, the artificial skin made normal connections with the surrounding muscle nerves and fibers, allowing for normal function—including hair growth.
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This is a normal human response, and it has been the normal position of American popular opinion for at least the past century.
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By housing the offspring of obese mothers with those of normal mothers, they thus reset to normal the gut floras of the pups.
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During a La Niña year, winter temperatures are warmer and drier than normal in the South and cooler than normal in the Northwest.
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It typically occurs when papillae — normal bumps on the tongue's surface — grow longer than normal and become discolored, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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In my own quest for recovery, for normal, healthy eating, the hardest part has been learning that there's no normal to recover to.
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I told her I often have trouble orgasming with partners, and even though I know this is normal, I asked, Is this normal?
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"Many of these areas are prone to flooding and landslides in normal rainfall, and this is far from a normal situation," he said.
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Is this an instance of the New Normal Trump merging with the Old Normal Swamp to form an even more breathtaking Mega-Swamp?
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"Keeping normal blood sugar levels and blood pressure on the low end of normal range are also important for brain health," Finney added.
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The long, angular skull, slanted eye sockets and fewer than normal ribs -- 10 pairs rather than the normal 12 -- only deepened the mystery.
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On our scale is zero, normal day, normal White House, and 10 is President Richard Nixon resigning, and flying away in Marine One.
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"It's hard to let it go and go back to normal and I really think it shouldn't go back to normal," she said.
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There's nothing too impressive about packing a convention — that's what happens at normal conventions — but it's just another reminder that Cleveland wasn't normal.
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It's the thrill of hyperbole, of treating the extreme as normal, the shock (and the joy) of seeing the normal get violated, fast.
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A few This Town veterans told me that this scary new normal has instilled in them a greater appreciation for old-normal rituals.
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"My play has the same relationship to a normal realistic play as a zoot suit has to a normal suit," Mr. Valdez said.
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"The most important thing ... is to bring economic activities back to normal until people's daily lives can go back to normal," he said.
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But recent inflation reports have shown a more normal pace of price pressure, and Friday's report of more normal wage growth reinforced that.
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February here was the warmest on record, with average temperatures almost 9 degrees above normal and one degree higher than a normal March.
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Here's what I think: we've all spent so much time trying to make August think he's normal that he actually thinks he's normal.
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"As normal healthy developing kids who will become increasingly interested in expressing their sexuality — it just feels like normal healthy stuff," she said.
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As with darts and overlapping shapes, if someone's weight lands in the normal range, that person is more likely to have a normal height.
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Simon's opening voice-over leans on his "totally normal" surroundings to excuse his deviation from them, rather than to question the boundaries "normal" builds.
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Most babies do not die from Pfeiffer syndrome, and many babies with type 1 grow up to have a normal lifespan and normal intelligence.
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This first litter was also smaller than normal, but each subsequent litter was of normal size—indicating that this method could offer reversible contraception.
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This threshold is far below the normal male range of 8-30nmol/L, but well above the normal female range of 0.1-53nmol/L.
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On a day with normal volumes in the overall exchange, the U.S. Oil Fund, the largest oil ETF, is seeing volume almost twice normal.
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We should carry the normal faces and normal feelings so that our plan of defection should not be noticed by anyone in the embassy.
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"DISRUPT: to cause (something) to be unable to continue in the normal way: to interrupt the normal progress or activity of (something)," Murra explains.
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"However, with prompt treatment, about 50% of patients are able to return to their normal life and normal daily activities," Brinjikji said by email.
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If it had been a normal bachelor party, organized by a normal gang of friends, we would have gone directly to the champagne picnic.
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My sister and I survived by pretending we were normal kids from a normal family, long before we realized there was no such thing.
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Now, I rack my brain for anything to say about baseball, anything to keep me in a normal conversation about normal things from home.
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Despite the acclaim of her birth, "we are just normal people, and I lead a normal life," Brown said of herself and her mother.
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"Emerson has complex needs but they're needs that shouldn't stop him from being a normal two-year-old or a normal child," she said.
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Moon will probably tell Mr. Trump that what Kim Jong Un wants is to be treated as a normal leader of a normal nation.
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But the normal procedure in weather emergencies is to count not only direct deaths but indirect deaths due to the disruption of normal life.
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The likelihood of a near-normal season is now 30%, and the chance of an above-normal season has dropped from 35% to 10%.
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Somehow, by placing her dancers in a landscape of stationary art and normal people moving at a normal pace, her work gained greater intensity.
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It's impossible to imagine, in other words, that Trump will be any more of a normal ex-president than he was a normal president.
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Certain fabs returned to normal in a short period of time, and we expect the other fabs will return to normal in one day.
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Referring to state-owned enterprises (SOEs), he said China opposed groundless criticism of "normal SOE and industrial subsidies" and "normal sharing of technological innovations".
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Stannis, as a totally normal heir to the throne, could have won it through normal political and military maneuvering, not resurrection or magic dragons.
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The best thing we can do, instead of maintaining this separation between terrorism and "normal" shootings, is to treat terrorism like a normal shooting.
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Still, it is only in recent days that his public schedule has approached normal — or at least, something that looks normal from the outside.
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"We're doing a normal, routine run-through of things that we've already put together and normal preparation," Mr. Kudlow said on Friday on CNBC.
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Their papers will go to 13 subcommittees (called "panels," because astronomers can't use normal words in normal ways), each dedicated to a particular topic.
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From Capitol Hill to the Trump hotel to the White House, Wednesday was not a normal day, even in the not-normal Trump administration.
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"In normal times, there is utility in the communications between foreign leaders having a measure of confidentiality; these are not normal times," Rice said.
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In most respects, the current version of the ban, at this point, looks like a normal policy put in place by a normal president.
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She fled to the US and had to start a normal life, had to act normal around people—even after everything she had seen.
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"If you're overweight or slightly obese but fit and metabolically healthy — normal blood pressure, normal cholesterol levels, normal blood sugar — then it's hard in that situation to show that being thinner would make you even healthier," Carl Lavie, MD, told us earlier this year.
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When you consider that around 90% of rape victims know the perpetrator prior to the offence, it's obvious that rapists aren't random men in dark alleys – they're normal guys with normal jobs and normal lives, who fail to understand when they're taking advantage of someone.
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Forecasters this year predict a 35 percent chance of an above-normal season, a 40 percent chance of a near-normal season, and a 25 percent chance of a below-normal season for the upcoming hurricane season, which runs from June 1 to Nov. 30.
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But using normal toothpaste like a normal American does not suit me, which reminded me of why I stopped using normal toothpaste in the first place, all those years ago: Sodium lauryl sulfate gives me, and plenty of other people, huge fucking canker sores.
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These study results also indicate that by raising cardiac output back to normal resting levels, RMR returns to normal levels while individuals are sitting quietly.
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A near-normal season has three to five tropical cyclones, and an above-normal season has six or more tropical cyclones, according to the NOAA.
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A visual representation of processes while loading a webpage with normal ads and tracking, top, and a webpage with normal ads and tracking blocked, bottom.
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MCAS does not control the airplane in normal flight; it improves the behavior of the airplane in a non-normal part of the operating envelope.
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It aspires, in short, to act more like a normal bank, though perhaps, because of its sophisticated technology and clients, in not-quite-normal ways.
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These intimate snaps seem beyond the call of duty of a normal assistant — but then again, Carey has never tried to be a normal celebrity.
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GUTFELD: Hollywood is so far left now, just being normal, which is what that show appears to be, normal common sense, is now right-wing.
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This force is from the road and it is perpendicular (normal, in geometry-speak) to the surface such that we call it the normal force.
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"More normal," a "new normal": Bob describes his family's process of grief and healing as ongoing, incomplete, but typically better now than the day before.
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"People's lives here are returning to normal, but some people's lives will never return to normal," Christopher Chessun, the bishop of Southwark, told NBC News.
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Hopefully, after this election is over and well behind us we will all return to our normal life, and me to my normal sleep patterns.
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"It was all just another reminder that trying to be a normal person living a normal life was out of reach — for the moment anyway."
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The weather was warmer than normal last week with 247 heating degree days (HDDs) versus a 30-year normal of 85 HDDs for the period.
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She appeared on the program to chat about her totally normal, but also completely not normal, life — and the entire interview has garnered major attention.
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Anthony Scaramucci: In a normal week and in a normal White House, the new communications director would have had the worst week with a bullet.
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The only normal ("normal") person in the entire movie is a man — Jesse's older kind-of-boyfriend, who's something of a white knight / savior character.
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Hundreds of deaths 'normal' Uttar Pradesh Health Minister Siddharth Nath Singh told reporters Friday that a large number of deaths are "very normal" in August.
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"We are trying to re-educate most of them, trying to turn them into normal persons (who) can go back to normal life," he said.
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He finds that with Helen, a normal medical student who does normal things: She goes to the gym, posts photos of her friends on Facebook.
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The Alamo Drafthouse Cinema Brooklyn venue was running like any normal day on Friday, March 13 — at least, as normal as possible under the circumstances.
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Matt Gaetz, our most normal member of Congress, is wearing a full-on gas mask on the House floor right now, being super normal Rep.
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"Over the years I've watched her trying to get a normal life back again, but you've got to decide how to define normal," he added.
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McQUEEN I don't want to have to deal with what's in certain kinds of people's minds and what they see as normal or not normal.
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Vir Biotech experienced 50 times normal levels, while Co-Diagnostics — which soared 57% on hope of a coronavirus test — had 20 times its normal activity.
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One day, when things felt not back to normal but settled into a new normal, I was finally standing steady and strong on two feet.
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In other words, the so-called new normal — steady but not spectacular growth that never reaches escape velocity — is beginning to resemble the old normal.
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Our 1 to 10 scale goes from a normal day in a normal White house to Richard Nixon resigning and flying away in a helicopter.
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"This is not a normal Republican president, and these are not normal times," said Ms. Quinn, a former speaker of the New York City Council.
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"Jim Gray in a normal year in normal times should win by 20 or 30 points," said Fred Yang, the campaign pollster for Ms. McGrath.
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U.S. forecasters said last week they expected the 2018 Atlantic hurricane season to be near-normal to above-normal in number and intensity of storms.
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On our scale, a 0 is a normal day, normal White House and 10 is president Richard Nixon resigning and flying away in Marine One.
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His blood pressure has repeatedly been reported as normal, and his prior examinations have been essentially normal, with his high cholesterol being treated by Lipitor.
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I love coming home to C., it makes it feel like we are a normal couple who lead normal lives (even though we def don't).
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Canceling shows that aren't doing well is a normal part of being a TV network — then again, Netflix was never considered a normal TV network.
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"Everything and everyone should continue to work as normal, schools should run as normal," Widodo said in a joint statement with Vice President Jusuf Kalla.
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His blood pressure dropped to normal before he left the hospital and stayed normal; before surgery he had been taking two drugs to control it.
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"Once [the software was] rolled back the service returned to normal operation and all domains using Cloudflare returned to normal traffic levels," the company said.
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As for He's claim that the babies are "normal and healthy," that can't possibly be known at the moment, even if their DNA currently looks normal.
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The outlook -- which covers April, May and June -- says that most of the country should be expecting normal precipitation levels and much higher than normal temperatures.
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Sapin said although it was normal for banks to charge for their services, it was normal for clients to expect to be served well in return.
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The "th" and "st" appear in three ways: in normal type following a number, in normal type after a space following the number, and in superscript.
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The BoE expected to process payments as normal on Friday, but added that wholesale counterparty transactions may be dealt with later in the day than normal.
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"Candida is normal in the saliva and you don't want to eradicate it completely, as it would disturb the normal flora of the mouth," he says.
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Water was flowing below normal pressure and was expected to return to "near normal" sometime Thursday night, Mayor Dean Trantalis said in an evening news conference.
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It too was diverse, but all its subjects were very normal people living very normal lives — working, caring for family, expressing their hopes for the future.
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Also, rain for coastal areas from Santa Barbara to San Diego is still below normal, with some places getting just 33 to 50 percent of normal.
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Mushimba said in the forecast that Zambia would experience normal to above normal rainfall in the 2017/2018 crop season with flash floods in some areas.
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Early trauma "prevents the normal course of development from taking place," Margolin-Rice says, explaining that abuse can delay or prevent "normal" mental and emotional development.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Mainland Europe should experience above normal temperatures and below normal precipitation in the period from August to October, The Weather Company said on Monday.
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Before we got married, my mother told me that what happens in the bedroom is normal and that I should think so -- that it was normal.
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"This is not normal" long ago became a cliche, but it's now been replaced by a new one: This is now normal, and that's the problem.
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In the film, one of the main themes is "nobody is normal; abnormal is the new normal," is that true to our cultural conversation right now?
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On Wednesday, NBC's Matt Lauer showed how that's done — by recasting Clinton's tawdry, but fundamentally normal, behaviors as shocking while recasting Trump's shocking behaviors as normal.
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Even when we've had a day or two of cooler weather during this so-called "hotumn," things have quickly rebounded to normal or warmer-than-normal.
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Everything seemed larger than normal — tree leaves were the size of dinner plates and caterpillars looked like they had swollen to several times their normal size.
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King tides are normal—our celestial bodies have been doing their gravitational dance for a long while—but what's not normal is human-induced climate change.
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"For example, you can find a head of state eating a normal sandwich or a normal salad at the bar — this is Davos," Guiraud told CNBC.
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On our scale, a zero is a normal day in normal White House and 10 is president Richard Nixon resigning and flying away in Marine One.
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On our scale, a zero is a normal day in a normal White House, 10 is President Richard Nixon resigning and flying away in Marine One.
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Our scale is zero is a normal day in a normal White House and 10 is President Richard Nixon resigning and flying away in Marine One.
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On our scale, a zero is a normal day in a normal White House, 10 is president Richard Nixon resigning and flying away in Marine One.
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On our scale, a zero is a normal day in a normal white house and 10, president Richard Nixon resigns and flies off a Marine One.
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"He's figured out how to be a relatively normal teenager who goes through the messes and problems that most normal teenager goes through," Mr. Smith said.
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"We understand you need a visa in a normal situation, but this isn't a normal situation," Anya told BuzzFeed News as she waited by the airport.
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On our scale zero is a normal day in a normal White House and 10 is President Richard Nixon resigning and flying away in Marine One.
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Or did they think they could carry on as normal, despite #MeToo, because they believe the normal rules of consent and conduct don't apply to them?
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If the Republican Party chooses to treat what Trump has done as normal and protect him from consequences or sanctions, then perhaps it will become normal.
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What if men who claim they didn't know that it's not normal to make advances in work situations train computers to think it is normal too?
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"This is normal — normal to the point that I've learned to duck from bullets before I learned how to read," Chavez said, in front of thousands.
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Marston's Emotions of Normal People (1928) argued, contra Freud, that children's erotic bonds with their mothers were normal and awesome, and if cultivated could save the world.
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On our scale, a zero is a normal day in a normal White House, and 10 is president Richard Nixon resigning and flying away in Marine One.
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While some menstruation changes are normal, a drastic shift from your normal (whatever that may be), can be a sign that something more may be going on.
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I hope fellow survivors will see themselves in these stories and realize that their "normal" may be someone else's "normal," that what they are experiencing is valid.
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On our scale, a zero is a normal day in a normal White House, and 10 is President Richard Nixon resigning and flying away in Marine One.
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Significant wild land fire potential is expected to transition from above normal back to normal over the Appalachians in May due to increasing moisture and green-up.
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"The 'new normal' for China may be the new normal for the world ... economic growth was previously boosted by a huge growth in population," Frei told CNBC.
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Fisher is mature and focused beyond his age, and while his parents occasionally prod him to be more of a normal teenager, this is normal for him.
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Thanks to the ECG app, I now know that my heart rate is normal; the app classifies heart rhythm as either AFib, sinus rhythm (normal), or inconclusive.
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"First I need to wrap this up and get back to a normal routine, get back to work and have a normal day and go from there."
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That testosterone threshold is far below the normal male range of 8-20163 nmol/L, but considerably above the normal female range of 0.1-1.8 nmol/L.
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It makes me wonder, has Facebook just become too big and too vast and too consequential for normal corporate governance structures, and also normal private company incentives?
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The depositary receipts offer investors the same rights as normal shareholders, but issuing them does not come with the same regulatory requirements as issuance of normal shares.
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Every piece of of Assoulin's most recent fall 2016 collection touched on this notion: She presented, in the simplest terms, normal clothes that were not-so-normal.
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PEOPLE WILL DEBATE BACK AND FORTH WHAT'S NORMAL WHAT'S THE NEW NORMAL BUT CONDITIONS WHERE INTEREST RATES ARE ZERO, YIELD CURVES ARE FLAT, THERES NO RISK PREMIUM.
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Not normal times In normal times, Congress would be expected to soberly absorb the conclusions and debate reforms needed to repair the breach in national political life.
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The team at Duke re-engineered the virus so that it cannot reproduce in normal cells and cause paralysis or death, as the normal polio virus does.
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Alberto formed a week before the official start of the 2018 Atlantic Ocean hurricane season, which is forecast to be a normal to slightly above normal season.
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But first: Lehmiller notes that when researchers say something is "normal," that means it's "statistically common," so, a normal fantasy is one that lot of people have.
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"When you're talking to Mattis it's a normal conversation and you imagine for a moment you're dealing with a normal administration," a senior European official told us.
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The return of season three of Insecure feels like that messy half of me—the normal-ass dude that runs from insecurities like any normal-ass dude.
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And Insecure next to all that is just current—my normal met with my uncool, awkward normal—just a black working woman in her fuck-up phase.
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"I just want to be normal and go back to a normal society, sleep in a nice bed, eat nice food, watch TV and laugh," she said.
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Millions of people with epilepsy, a neurological disorder characterized by recurrent seizures, live healthy, normal lives, but coaching major college football is not a healthy, normal occupation.
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"It's like we're striving to go to something that resembles some version of normal, even if that normal doesn't get our community's needs fully met," she said.
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And I don't believe there is such a thing as back to normal, because I think we wouldn't be here if normal had worked for many Americans.
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On our scale, a zero is a normal day in a normal White House, and 10, is President Richard Nixon resigning and flying away in a helicopter?
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On our scale, a zero is a normal day in a normal white house and 10 is president Richard Nixon resigning and flying away in Marine One.
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On our scale a zero as a normal day in a normal White House and 10 is president Richard Nixon resigning and flying away and Marine One.
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On our scale A zero is a normal day in a normal White House, and 783 is president Richard Nixon resigning and flying away in Marine One.
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On our scale to zero is a normal day in a normal White House, and 163 is President Richard Nixon resigning and flying away in Marine One.
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On our scale, a zero is a normal day in a normal White House and ten is president Richard Nixon resigning and flying away in Marine One.
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On our scale is zero as a normal day in a normal White House and 10 is President Richard Nixon resigning and flying away and Marine One.
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If the new strategy from Apple is to build a normal phone for people who like normal phones, a big phone for people who like big phones, and a premium phone for people who like premium phones, I think I'm going to pick the normal phone every time.
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On her first trip to Iowa, the Hawaii lawmaker did all the normal things before friendly crowds — answered questions, shook hands, posed for photos — but the first month of Gabbard's campaign has hardly been normal, a fact that repeatedly intruded on this, her first normal presidential candidate activity.
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To date, the weather this winter (November-March) has been 13 percent warmer than normal and that warming trend is expected to remain in place with February forecast to be 13 percent warmer than normal and March 17 percent warmer than normal, according to data from Thomson Reuters Analytics.
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Also goes to show how divorced the system/most elected officials are from normal people that a normal person can't readily begin to serve without starting out wealthy.
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She wants to be doing normal things… but people that look at Skai's life don't think she has a normal life, whereas for her, this is her norm.
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Although that was twice the normal speed, having the occasional episode of a rapid heart rate isn't worrying as long as the rhythm is normal — which hers was.
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On our scale a zero is a normal day in a normal White House and 10 is President Richard M. Nixon resigning and flying away in Marine One.
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And it's the kind of argument that you'd expect in a normal primary campaign, from a normal insurgent — the kind who wants to not just place, but win.
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Bill and Hillary Clinton made a conscious effort to give Clinton a normal childhood — at least as normal as possible — by discouraging press coverage except during public events.
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"We would like the appropriate courtesies of normal debates, but what you saw in the debate in St. Louis is they don't recognize those normal courtesies," Podesta said.
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As we mentioned with the hard drives, making sure the battery stays at a normal temperature is a good start and will prevent it deteriorating faster than normal.
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" Oliver said that things might "start feeling normal" as Trump prepares to take office next year, but that people must keep reminding themselves that "this is not normal.
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"In normal times, Italy is not the normal choice for investors in the periphery, regardless of the political outlook," said Frederik Ducrozet, senior economist at Pictet Wealth Management.
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Then I'd feel normal enough to eat some Rice Krispies, listen to Today, and check up on overnight Asian markets news, which helped me feel even more normal.
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"I think the world of John Cornyn, and he would be a great choice in normal times, but we're not living in normal times," she told CNN Monday.
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What this means, in short: The company continues normal operations while restructuring itself, and while the highers-up do the restructuring, we'll focus on the normal operations part.
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"The difference between normal people and the best investors is that the great ones learn and grow from their mistakes, while normal people are set back by them."
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But strong El Nino episodes have tended to be associated with warmer than normal winters, lower than normal heating oil consumption and a rise in heating oil stockpiles.
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Volume in KCG's algorithmic trading business was about double its normal amount and its Treasury execution business was up around two-and-a-half times its normal volume.
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For most of my life, I've had the privilege of being basically "normal size" when it comes to clothes — albeit at the very upper acceptable range of normal.
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SpaceBok is meant to be a highly stable jumping machine that can traverse rough terrain or walk with a normal quadrupedal gait as needed (well, normal for robots).
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Those are all areas where President Trump has up-ended the normal way of seeing things and the normal ways Britain and America have seen eye-to-eye.
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After recording above-normal temperatures on 21 of the first 210 days of the month, we've now seen below-normal temperatures on four of the past five days.
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On our scale, a zero is a normal day in a normal White House, and 10 is president Richard M. Nixon resigning and flying away in Marine One.
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On a scale of 0 as a normal day, normal White House, 10 Richard Nixon resigns and flies away in Marine One, this morning we're at a 5.5.
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On our scale, a zero is a normal day in a normal White House, and 10 is President Richard Milhous Nixon resigning and flying away in Marine One.
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On our scale a zero is a normal day in a normal White House, and 10 is President Richard Milhous Nixon resigning and flying away in Marine One.
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Flake wouldn't rank this high in a normal election year, but a Republican president threatening to support a primary challenge to an incumbent GOP senator isn't normal, either.
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This is what Washington is dealing with now: the daily acceptance that whatever notions of normal and not normal that used to exist have been scrambled beyond recognition.
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Confidence: Medium-High We'll have a gradual warming trend Wednesday through Friday, with temperatures rising from a little below normal to a little above normal over the span.
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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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"What we're trying to do is get back to normal," said Gentry, the team's coach, "and what our new normal is — we haven't quite figured it out yet."
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A normal franchise might be able to accept a slow transition from an aging star to an up-and-coming youngster, but the Knicks are far from normal.
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She was just trying to share a normal moment between friends, but my presence was the glaring reminder that nothing about her last two days had been normal.
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"My own assessment is that, while risks are above normal in some areas and below normal in others, overall financial stability vulnerabilities are at a moderate level," he said.
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"It's not helpful to have these tensions going on and I hope they are quickly resolved and we go on with normal trade relations, normal investment relations," Machin said.
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For the pregnancy illiterate, this means a pair of jeans affixed with what is essentially a piece of shapewear that attaches where normal pants would have a normal waistband.
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This summer wildfires for much of the West were fewer than normal, moisture levels were normal according to the National Drought Monitor, and there were relatively mild fall temperatures.
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Getting back to normal In Jarablus on Saturday, shops were being restocked, street life appeared to be getting back to normal, and the Red Crescent was seen distributing aid.
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" Another angry user commented: "Seriously in shocked and disgusted @forever21 this girl is not plus size she is normal if this is plus size then normal must be anorexic.
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"People of course want to return to a normal, but it's a new normal," said Peter Graaff, a World Health Organization director who is in charge of Ebola response.
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As more hair was removed, my skin began turning bright red, which was normal and would return back to its normal shade after about an hour, Maccolla assured me.
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The boys have started doing things as as normal as making videos for YouTube, as normal as going out to a restaurant—a sit-down, knife-and-fork restaurant!
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It was normal to see bodies in the trash heaps, bodies floating in the river, normal to just walk by and do nothing when a stranger cried for help.
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It was just normal people confronted with an extraordinary thing, and this movie deeply influenced me because my movies are also like normal people who live through extraordinary adventures.
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When the show began, the contestants, though hugely overweight, had normal metabolisms for their size, meaning they were burning a normal number of calories for people of their weight.
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The rest of the continental US has equal chances of experiencing a normal winter -- meaning residents there will have equal chances of having above, near or below-normal temperatures.
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During last fall's annual meeting of the American Society for Reproductive Medicine, Dr. Gleicher reported three normal births after the transfer of embryos with both normal and abnormal cells.
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None of this might matter if this was a normal election against a normal president and electorate, but it is not and we must stop acting like it is.
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The doctor did not specify how much the circumference was below normal measurements, but for microcephaly to be diagnosed, a baby's head needs to be significantly smaller than normal.
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The most common cancer symptom, a subtle and persistent change to your normal health, is often ignored, accepted as a new normal or associated with aging, diet or lifestyle.
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It now appears likely that the worst of the cold will occur over the Eurasian landmass, while temperatures will be normal or above normal over most of North America.
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More than 100 days after Spotify tried to revolutionize how private startups go public with its not-so-normal direct listing, the company's performance looks, well, pretty much normal.
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For instance, for LDL cholesterol, both Theranos and LabCorp reported results out of the normal range for many of the same people, while Quest reported normal levels for them.
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"People kinda use [the word normal] when talking about Sam and Rose's relationship in this movie, and it's like—'We're not normalizing it, it is normal," Clemons told IndieWire.
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As is so often the case with these things, we might not know until some time after things get back to normal -- or whatever passes for "normal" these days.
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"I didn't learn what the normal way is to do things: Monk is my normal way to do things," Mr. Moran said after the festival, describing his formative years.
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As a child, watching "Poltergeist," a 1982 film that follows a white middle-class family moving into their suburban house, I recognized that their normal was not my normal.
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The adoption of bugs into a normal diet would not be unlike the transition from raw fish being largely unaccepted in America, to sushi becoming a normal meal option.
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They include abstaining from meat and fasting — which Catholics define as eating one normal meal and two small meals that don't add up to the normal meal in quantity.
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Just as frontline health care workers can handle a normal influx of patients, public officials and journalists and educators can handle a normal influx of rumors and conspiracy theories.
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Each of the 1.9 million displaced persons still waiting to return safely home to resume a normal life in a normal community bolsters Iraq's own chances for a turnaround.
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The ombudsman going to the Constitutional Court to ask if someone who has a criminal record can become prime minister, is that a normal question in a normal country?
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Jon Osterman, the normal-skinned guy who would become the blue raspberry-skinned Dr. Manhattan, was just a normal, mild-mannered nuclear physicist and son of, yes, a watchmaker.
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She showed up to work at her normal time Moseley showed up for work at the warehouse, where she was a temporary employee, at her normal time Thursday morning.
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The chances that the season will turn out to be near normal are 20053 percent, they said, while the likelihood that activity will be below normal is 22005 percent.
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All tests — bacterial, viral, oncologic, rheumatologic — were normal.
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It is ok -- even normal -- to feel confused.
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Crises — real and imaginary — loosen normal constitutional constraints.
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"So if we go back to normal and normal is no fun, well then I'll probably try to find me a television show and see if I get back on."
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"It was all just another reminder that trying to be a normal person living a normal life was out of reach — for the moment anyway," Knight writes in her book.
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Climate Prediction Center expects the season to be a near-normal to above-normal season in terms of the number and intensity of storms.
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"Before all the headaches and fist fights and lock-ups, things were normal once and there's no evidence to suggest that they can't be normal again," Gilmartin told VICE Impact.
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However, since people with misophonia respond with extreme negativity when hearing "very normal" sounds, said Kumar, many essentially cannot lead a normal family life or interact normally in social situations.
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"This concerns me very much, and I'll speak from my own home state where the party has simply left normal, what we would consider normal Republicans, behind," Cindy McCain said.
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Forecasts for normal to below-normal precipitation for a large part of the U.S. farm belt over the next two weeks should allow for more active harvesting in most areas.
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In most cases, this tighter-than-normal stance of policy before the recession appears to have reflected some combination of initially higher-than-normal labor utilization and elevated inflation pressures.
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That means you'll lose even more space in addition to the larger-than-normal area on top that you're choosing to black out to hide the larger-than-normal notch.
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Part of the normal scandal aversion of a normal administration is that middle managers in the federal bureaucracy who sincerely support the president will try not to create a scandal.
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"We saw a big dip inevitably in early November and then the business started returning to normal through December and very much back to normal now," Harding said on Tuesday.
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" Key quote: "We must stop pretending that the degradation of politics in our executive branch are normal, they're not normal... it's reckless, outrageous, and undignified... it's dangerous to our democracy.
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While many liberals may long for politics to go "back to normal," the fact remains that "normal"—while less constantly and ostentatiously lurid than the Trump era—was also horrific.
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During a La Niña year, winter temperatures are warmer than normal in the Southeast United States and cooler than normal in the Northwest, according to the U.S. National Ocean Service.
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The "Budget Blueprint to Make America Great Again" is one-third of spending for one-tenth of the normal budget window, and therefore is one-thirtieth of a normal budget.
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"(In Italy, we have) negative bank lending… In a modern capitalist society, if you don't have normal bank lending you don't have normal economic growth, it's that simple," he added.
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By becoming immune to scandal, could he be creating a political climate in which normal people with normal pasts are able to get into power in a more honest way?
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"Risk can occur in the event of cold waves at least 3 degrees Celsius below normal temperatures in December and 5 degrees below normal temperatures in January," ENTSO-E said.
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The offspring even grew up into normal mice and had normal fertility, according to findings published this week in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences from Japanese scientists.
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And my patient's heart rate was normal, and she was active and happy — except when I examined her, when she obligingly produced some tears, also signs of normal hydration status.
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"It is not normal that it's normal," Mr. Tajani said of gender violence, taking out a red crayon and drawing a line on his cheek — a symbol of domestic abuse.
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I have been surprised and impressed that every cancer patient I have talked to has, in at least one way, appreciated their new normal more than their pre-diagnosis normal.
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A normal company would have chosen to wait a couple of years and then launch properly, but the Trump Organization is not a normal company, and it has other considerations.
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Such a move that could land you in jail on a normal day, but these Olympic Games are not normal and the flag is allowed by the International Olympic Committee.
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Americans have the tendency to want to get back to 'normal' or 'business as usual' instead of identifying a 'new normal' based on the realities we face as a nation.
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Zhou and Shi had met at Shanghai Normal University and went to Dayton — which has a working relationship with Shanghai Normal — for their senior years, sticking around for graduate school.
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"These are highly profitable companies in normal times and we will eventually get back to normal times," James Hardiman, analyst at Wedbush, said of companies in the theme park industry.
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They found that compared with whites of normal weight, South Asians of normal weight were twice as likely to have abnormal readings in two or more of these risk factors.
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