"I'm trying to show I'm working with both sides of the aisle – not exclusively Republicans, not exclusively Democrats," Sutterfield told the paper in late October 2014.
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Stenberg doesn't use female pronouns — at least, not exclusively.
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Who goes there: Primarily — but not exclusively — queer travelers.
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The articles they post are not exclusively on Canadian issues.
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Turns out, though, it's not exclusively dudes who do this.
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WARREN BUFFETT: Mostly private equity but not exclusively private equity.
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Principally for Ragnar, but not exclusively, it's about his family.
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Mr. Campanale's wine list is Italian, but not exclusively so.
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We're told they were chatting it up, just not exclusively.
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Educational opportunity does not exclusively impact students in an academic context.
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All three play extensively, though not exclusively, on the European Tour.
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When she cooks, it's not exclusively food from a particular cuisine.
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I view this as an overwhelmingly, if not exclusively, positive development.
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Consisting of these guys, these dudes, mostly from Boston, not exclusively.
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Some are exclusive to Amazon, but not exclusively owned by Amazon.
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Powerful perpetrators of sexual violence target women especially, but not exclusively.
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The navy's problems stem largely, but not exclusively, from the Ukrainian sanctions.
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Although not exclusively, the forms tend to cover the results of interviews.
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Fairway sells organic produce, for instance, but not exclusively, or even centrally.
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But let's be clear: Exploiting migrants is not exclusively a Libyan matter.
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Self-love is not exclusively reserved for the lonely cat lady, either.
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These contacts would have taken place mainly - but not exclusively - through online chatrooms.
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Soccer is a big focus, but the firm is not exclusively sports marketing.
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It is simple and mostly (but not exclusively) uses target markers to orient.
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Because more often than not, the dangers of sex are not exclusively physical.
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These contacts would have taken place mainly - but not exclusively - through online chatrooms.
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"We just happen to be historically black; we're not exclusively black," Thompson said.
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This Francophile-themed book store caters mostly, though not exclusively, to les enfants.
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K-pop songs tend to be mostly, if not exclusively, performed in Korean.
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LGBTQ people fall decisively on the left of the political spectrum, but not exclusively.
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These are the same norms which support predatory men, but not exclusively predatory men.
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Though the effort was led by ICE, the focus was not exclusively on immigrants.
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The three most popular cities in Canada do not exclusively dominate the startup ecosystem.
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Though the restaurant is not exclusively for rich people, it is explicitly for occasions.
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The vignettes are full of optimism, but not exclusively, because faith has its challenges.
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Of course, the growing importance of wealthy donors is not exclusively a Republican phenomenon.
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Not exclusively exotic, that top 10 deal list also includes Dallas, Cleveland, Chicago and Atlanta.
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Hair Type: Heat Damaged"Oribe Royal Blowout is not exclusively a detangling product," Haygood warns.
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Mission trips are not exclusively a means to the specific end of getting people saved.
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If you look at that first wave, it was primarily, but not exclusively white writers.
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"This is an all-American issue, it's not exclusively an African-American issue," he said.
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This is not exclusively a Mercy problem but an issue with the support class's reputation.
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The war for the soul of rural America is not exclusively a war of values.
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His selection has spurred public and private criticism, particularly but not exclusively from the left.
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Career military, 39 years in the Air Force, most of it intelligence but not exclusively.
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But while the tech industry remains overwhelmingly white and male, it is not exclusively so.
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That money goes mostly, though not exclusively, to business owners and inheritors of large fortunes.
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Plants that build cars were the ones mostly (but not exclusively) hit by shutdowns and layoffs.
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Obama's legacy in Asia will not exclusively be settled by the fate of the TPP, however.
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As for the presenting artists, they're not exclusively American, but all of them work chiefly here.
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He's also got more articles and books he still wants to write, not exclusively about sugar.
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But other tax experts, particularly but not exclusively on the right, raised concerns about Warren's proposal.
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Ricco said he expected Flores to play first base at Class AA Binghamton, though not exclusively.
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And when it comes to who benefits from this training, it is not exclusively the apprentices.
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This corporate and financial story also has currency today – particularly, though not exclusively, for media organizations.
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But his first novel, "A Place for Wolves," is not exclusively populated by gay African-Americans.
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"THE VINCAST" Direct from Melbourne, Australia, with an emphasis on that country but not exclusively so.
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"In that way, younger people tend to have a huge priority, but not exclusively," Caplan said.
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" Hunter, meanwhile, argued the nude photos that were posted "are not exclusively a Marine Corps problem.
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The Clippers have many of the same worries, too, so it's not exclusively a Lakers problem.
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The Cuban flag does not exclusively represent socialism, Fidel or Raúl Castro, or anti-communist sentiment.
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Not exclusively, but most of the states that I've visited have been states that Trump won.
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When Arendt spoke of dark times, she was not exclusively referring to the horrors of totalitarianism.
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Think of its nationwide efforts to suppress voter turnout, especially but not exclusively along racial lines.
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But he has continuously stoked resentment and anger—particularly, if not exclusively, among whites—and weaponized it.
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Even Facebook and Twitter don't typically refer to themselves as social networks — at least not exclusively that.
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A (very pleasant) bartender assured me that the crowd was not exclusively a collection of tech assholes.
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Yet the story of political dissidence and activism in China is not exclusively one of individual heroism.
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Although it was not exclusively about the Whizzinator, the product was mentioned 20 times during the hearing.
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Her restaurant pays homage to the cuisine of the region, dry and spicy, but not exclusively so.
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Phenotype's levels are not exclusively designed around sheer luck, but gimmick stages are part of their repertoire.
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Although Sikhs are not exclusively vegetarian, the langar at the Golden Temple serves only nourishing vegetarian meals.
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Countless people — especially, but not exclusively, women — began to speak publicly about experiences they'd never talked about before.
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This survey will concentrate largely (but not exclusively) on the American market, partly because it is the biggest.
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Almost everybody thinks of Spotify as a subscription streaming service, and that's because they are — but not exclusively.
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But what if the focus, as in Mr Järvi's power station performance, is not exclusively on the music?
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"One common stereotype about American beer is its identity as largely, if not exclusively, masculine," McCulla tells Smithsonian.com.
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They're investigating blackness, not exclusively in terms of racism but as a matter of ontology: What is it?
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Yahoo's decline is not exclusively Ms Mayer's fault, but she underestimated how difficult it would be to fix.
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Iran's actions are not exclusively aimed at Washington — they have a variety of audiences in Europe and Asia.
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It has important things to say about women in tech, but it's not exclusively about women in tech.
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He prefers realistic books with a strong sense of place or landscape, and mainly, but not exclusively, novels.
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This has, in many respects, been a boon — albeit not exclusively to the people we have in mind.
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The N.B.L. was largely white, but not exclusively so, with a handful of black players dotting the rosters.
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Health care costs in particular are a unifying theme — an issue sometimes but not exclusively tied to Obamacare.
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I assume you have not exclusively photographed Iran as a subject, or has it always been your focus?
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Bombay Perfumery's fragrances, which sell online for $80 to $90 for 100 milliliters, do not exclusively feature Indian ingredients.
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Much of governance in the current American system is opaque—especially in periods of divided government, but not exclusively.
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The couple dated for over a month, but not exclusively, and then Mr. Mankiewicz decided to pursue another relationship.
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Victims, mostly but not exclusively women, have come out of the woodwork, reciting lurid experiences, some from decades ago.
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In contrast, consider the visual culture of Protestantism — traditionally, though not exclusively, less aesthetically bold than that of Catholicism.
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If not exclusively on the internet, the wars and espionage campaigns of tomorrow will have a huge cyber component.
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Euroskeptic parties have always been elected to the European Parliament — and it's not exclusively a far-right phenomenon, either.
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It's not exclusively all-inclusive, but it has an all-inclusive package option when booking, allowing for more flexibility.
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And unlike other food allergies, the condition is predominantly, if not exclusively, caused by the bite of certain ticks.
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Congressional Republicans traditionally, although not exclusively, tend to be aligned with the business community on many pro-jobs issues.
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They're not exclusively lies, but often enough, it's setting the player up to die in a uniquely funny fashion.
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He also stressed that fixing problems is not exclusively the responsibility of scrutinized companies such as Google and Facebook.
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Earlier hashtags this year, including #ThingsOnlyChristianWomenHear and Christopher Stroop's #EmptythePews have gone viral, largely but not exclusively among evangelicals.
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I'm also aware that the classist rhetoric surrounding gold can largely — although not exclusively — be attributed to white Western women.
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She suspects ICE did not exclusively single out fathers who had organized so it wouldn't appear they were being targeted.
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But, that's a short-sighted assumption, because vegan recipes are certainly not exclusively made of leafy greens and raw veggies.
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Though it's not exclusively a teen show, Netflix's uber-popular sci-fi series Stranger Things heavily features young adult drama.
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Star may be all about the music in many ways, but it's not exclusively about Star's pursuit of, well, stardom.
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Another man (puffys are mostly, though not exclusively, male) loves it when his girlfriend wears a down jacket during sex.
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Some people speak of FANG and FAANG (adding Netflix), but it misses the point, referring not exclusively to big tech.
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Chandler and Hailey have been spotted together in the past (sunbathing together in June) but insist they're not exclusively dating.
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Someone who is celibate experiences sexual attraction but chooses not to have sex—often for religious reasons, though not exclusively.
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"They do not exclusively work on Facebook fact-checks, and other members of staff will sometimes work on Facebook checks."
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The objectives are first a reduction in the actual tariff, it's not exclusively about the nominal rate, the problems are bigger.
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But then they'll see that it's a character study and a film about a human experience, not exclusively a forensics examination.
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Poshmark: While not exclusively for weddings, the app is free to use and easy to list, with an Instagram-esque format.
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It was first and foremost a gay club—not exclusively but largely straight people went on Friday, gay people on Saturday.
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The focus is largely, but not exclusively, documentary, often with an undercurrent of activism: These images resist the pose of neutrality.
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Editors at other newspapers, particularly but not exclusively the tabloids, started pressing their own correspondents to match Mr. Johnson's imaginative reports.
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Perry feared that the new flood of data, especially but not exclusively video, could bankrupt Seattle if someone requested it all.
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Everywhere you turn on an incel forum, there's an expression of rage or hatred, typically but not exclusively directed at women.
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"We've seen more people, mostly women but not exclusively women, willing to speak up," said Victoria Lipnic, the agency's acting chair.
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Queer [kweer] | adjective (queer people) An adjective used by some people, particularly younger people, whose sexual orientation is not exclusively heterosexual (e.g.
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The players are accessible, and grateful for attention that's not exclusively focused on the cruder aspects that have marred the league's reputation.
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Most Kurds are Sunni Muslims, although not exclusively, and Kurds, depending on the region, are also Shiite Muslims, Christians, and other sects.
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Twenty-six-year-old Merkle identifies as non-binary, a term that refers to genders that are not exclusively masculine or feminine.
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Reverb.org is a total clearinghouse and a lot of it -- not exclusively, but a lot of it -- is around touring and music.
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Holder decision to make it harder for Democratic-leaning constituencies to votes -- especially, but not exclusively, people of color and the young.
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The space for the show is a strong reminder that these conversations aren't just for men, it's not exclusively locker room talk.
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Rather, it's a longstanding dilemma that has plagued US foreign policy for decades, especially (though certainly not exclusively) in the Middle East.
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Victims of sexual assault — a population overwhelmingly, though not exclusively, comprising women — confront a system that is generally unresponsive to their claims.
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The unnecessarily complex campaign finance issues affecting immediate and long-term incumbent interests are particularly relevant to congressional races, but not exclusively.
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For the last few decades, we've appended the suffix "gate" to basically any scandal, mostly political, but not exclusively — Donutgate, Nipplegate, Gamergate.
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Over the years, Iran has skillfully bid for the sympathies of believers across the Islamic world — especially, but not exclusively, among Shiites.
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This is not exclusively true, obviously; people play Mario Maker for lots of different reasons, but kaizo is inarguably a defining element.
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"We're organizing to show people that it's not exclusively the pundit class and politicians who are calling for Beto to run," Keith said.
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The leadership of ally countries, including France, the UK, Australia and Turkey, have shifted primarily if not exclusively to using the term Daesh.
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"There's a lot of people — and they tend to be men, but not exclusively — who kind of see themselves as gunslingers," Mayer said.
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But Justice Antonin Scalia wrote a famous lone dissent that has a bit of a cult following among (mostly, but not exclusively) conservatives.
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A government contract defense is most commonly but not exclusively employed among military contractors and can provide immunity from liability in some cases.
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The movie is divided into sections that are punctuated by a fade to black and are, largely if not exclusively, centered on directors.
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Cases made in these terms are tantamount to saying that our society should admit immigrants primarily, if not exclusively, for our own benefit.
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Navalny's the candidate, largely but not exclusively, of the young who are tech-friendly and willing to defy the restrictive laws on demonstrations.
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The key proponents of this view are heavily (though not exclusively) Catholic; many draw from their faith's long tradition of anti-liberal thought.
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A Latino caucus member in the room said several undecided lawmakers were present, and that Sanders did not exclusively talk about economic issues.
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It's not exclusively a pasta-based account, but it does feature some heavenly dishes, including this one involving mafaldini, pink peppercorn, and parmesan:
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The reaction to the A.P.A. guidelines — largely but not exclusively from the political center and right and much of it critical — was swift.
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While not exclusively a rescue mission, Frontex has picked up thousands of migrants sent out on unsafe boats by Libya-based people smugglers.
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"Defendants promote the use of Setvnow for overwhelmingly, if not exclusively, infringing purposes, and that is how their customers use Setvnow," the lawsuit alleges.
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We try to focus on what we are doing and not exclusively on the news/shutdown, but it's hard to stay off that topic.
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The brand appeals to a devout shopper who might not have as many options in the market, but it's not exclusively for Muslim women.
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However unique each country's circumstances, there is no escaping that democracies, particularly but not exclusively those in the West, are facing a historic crisis.
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The money was not exclusively from the former Soviet Union: at the Trump Panama, some of it allegedly belonged to Latin American drug traffickers.
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The site, which functions like a combination of Twitter and Reddit and claims to have more than 700,000 members, is not exclusively for bigots.
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"See, what you have to do is really, truly follow the directions," she says right off the bat, speaking of baking but not exclusively.
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It fell to her older daughter, Doon, to decide what constituted the series, relying (but perhaps not exclusively) on images Arbus chose to print.
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I re-experience the joy in all my senses: touch, smell, taste, hearing and not exclusively vision, as dictated by our increasingly virtual world.
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In Trump's view, he is the people's tribune, and Congress, especially but not exclusively its Democratic leadership, exists only to thwart the people's will.
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As such, it is predominantly — though not exclusively — performed by women, who shoulder the mental load of tracking, fostering, supporting and promoting other women.
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By 2021, NBCUniversal has the right to stream certain shows, like Saturday Night Live and This Is Us on its own platform, but not exclusively.
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While not exclusively, Weigel ties her focus to one group: mostly straight, largely white, middle- to upper-middle class, college-educated, dwelling in American cities.
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They see the case as an unfair attack from conservative legal advocacy groups seeking to weaken organized labor that largely, although not exclusively, supports Democrats.
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Obama's speaking out about her own infertility will hopefully show African-American and other minority women that IVF is not exclusively a white woman's solution.
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But Pence was not exclusively concerned about Clinton's misstatements under oath, also arguing that Clinton's public statements about Lewinsky damaged the institution of the presidency.
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The State Theater's general director, Peter Spuhler, who oversees the institution as a whole, proposed going further: Why not exclusively use female directors, for once?
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A decision to rein in partisan gerrymanders could reshape House maps in a number of states, largely but not exclusively to the benefit of Democrats.
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So the other three, he said, would most likely look to "the college-educated, primarily white but not exclusively white voters" to build their support.
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Organoids don't fall into a neat category for committee oversight: They're not exclusively human-subject research, or animal research, or ex vivo stem cell research.
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After all, the needs of the black and brown working classes, which are not exclusively urban, are, again, even in progressive quarters, all but forgotten.
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The images here are not exclusively contemporary — note a man resembling the abolitionist Frederick Douglass in the lower left corner — but they implicate current events.
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"It's a respiratory virus, and we know respiratory viruses are very seasonal, but not exclusively," William Schaffner, an infectious-disease specialist at Vanderbilt University, told CNN.
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" The seemingly conditional statement about revealing the user's identity became a flashpoint, with prominent — and largely, but not exclusively, right-wing — accounts accusing CNN of "blackmail.
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But he'd be making a mistake not to step up when his party needs him—especially, though not exclusively, when his own legacy is at stake.
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Also, it's not exclusively about attacks on women; it's also about what the EU is covering up, [with the magazine] pretending it's uncovering some conspiracy theories.
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The attendees were predominantly, but not exclusively, young women — similar to the demographics of other fan conferences, and significantly younger than the average Broadway ticket buyer.
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Housing prices, especially but not exclusively in West Coast cities like San Francisco and Portland, are just getting more expensive, faster, than just about anything else.
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But a group of religiously affiliated nonprofits, mainly but not exclusively Catholic-run schools, colleges, nursing homes and other social service organizations, refused to accept it.
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But there's one significant, in-your-face difference between it and the sci-fi shows it otherwise resembles: the copious nudity, mostly, though not exclusively, female.
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Mr. Trump has told people that he believes that Mr. Porter's departure was botched, primarily but not exclusively by his chief of staff, John F. Kelly.
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The point of this article is to find out if I could cook a meal made exclusively—OK, not exclusively, but about 80 percent—of rosé.
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Even nonprofit theaters on Broadway — and six of the 41 houses are now run by nonprofits — often, although not exclusively, mount large musicals and starry revivals.
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Military officers tied to the Gülen movement were involved in the coup, though not exclusively, and there's no evidence that Gülen organized or directly incited it.
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In terms of talking about Schumer, I didn't mean to say we weren't writing things that are feminist — I was saying, [the sketches] are not exclusively [feminist].
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It's also not exclusively because Larson has spoken publicly about diversity — Alita star Rosa Salazar, who is Latinx, has also criticized politicians for rhetoric on building walls.
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These cultures were primarily (if not exclusively) composed of "archaic" humans—an early branch of our species that included Homo rhodesiensis, Homo heidelbergensis, Homo antecessor, and Neanderthals.
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And a lot of stuff that we've been working on is primarily Democratic, but not exclusively, and a lot was bipartisan and is just not getting through.
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The active shooter has always seemed a particularly — if not exclusively — American menace, a dark confluence of the country's mania for guns, self-definition, reinvention and fame.
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There will also be sessions on originalism and textualism, which are modes of interpreting the Constitution and statutes that are generally but not exclusively associated with conservatives.
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This is a Southern church led by a white Southern pastor in a deep red state with mostly (but not exclusively) white parishioners and an all-white leadership.
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His team has spent more than three years working on a midsize, five-door fastback, a sedan-like design for a vehicle aimed not exclusively at the fancy.
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" Dr. Epstein had summed up his thesis this way: "While much is known about the science of cancer, its prevention depends largely, if not exclusively, on political action.
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Harry Sumnall: These kits are primarily orientated – although not exclusively – towards testing ecstasy-like drugs, but deaths from ecstasy-like drugs, including MDMA, are rare and often unpredictable.
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Other firms that focus largely, if not exclusively, around the same themes include Fifth Wall Ventures, Navitas Capital, Corigin Ventures, Camber Creek, MetaProp, Starwood Capital and Tamarisc Ventures.
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Gangs are not exclusively male however, and female members convicted of crimes end up in prisons such as Centro de Readaptación para Mujeres, in Ilopango, central El Salvador.
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More than half of the women said that they have their own room—but over a third of those women reported that the room was not exclusively theirs.
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One, employed most frequently but not exclusively by right-wing men, rejects outright the idea that gender might not be determined only by biological traits identifiable at birth.
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Since 1996, ITINs have been issued by the IRS to individuals ineligible for a Social Security Number -- mostly (though not exclusively) because they are immigrants who are undocumented.
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More than 130 women — mostly but not exclusively gymnasts — have now described abuse by Dr. Nassar (who worked both for the national team and for Michigan State University).
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"The bottom line is the reason why the market continues to experience historic levels of volatility is that it requires a fiscal response not exclusively a monetary response."
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Everything east of the Euphrates River was not exclusively Kurdish before ISIS and is not entirely so now, but the Syrian Democratic Forces are the unwavering authority there.
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Many of these cases have been linked to vaping THC, the psychoactive element in marijuana, but two-thirds of the patients reportedly did not exclusively use THC products.
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The thing ostensibly arrived on an asteroid, but its more salient provenance is a pornographic tradition, notably but not exclusively Japanese, that occasionally slithers into the cinematic mainstream.
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The kit, which Kano says is generally (but not exclusively) aimed at the 6-13 age range, is on sale from today, priced at $279.99 — via its website (Kano.
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"The end of the referendum will not alleviate political fragmentation, with anti-immigration, anti-establishment sentiment contributing to Vox Populi Risk, especially but not exclusively in Europe," they said.
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"Nasim was a victim of these 'political activist' companies like @YouTube," reads one tweet in the recent #CensorshipKills hashtag, populated significantly — but not exclusively — by apparent right-wing accounts.
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Regardless of the intention behind the comment, the situation is just another example of how women, particularly — though not exclusively — famous ones are constantly criticized for how they look.
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And finally, but not exclusively, poachers are driving numbers of elephants, pangolins, rhinos, giraffes and other creatures with body parts valuable on the black market to worryingly low levels.
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While Simone Bergantini does not exclusively work without a camera—in fact, astrazioni is his only camera-less project— this does not make the artist's images any less compelling.
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But this tension between what the world does with Mario Maker and how Nintendo portrays Mario Maker has always existed, and it's not exclusively about streamers playing hard levels.
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"It's predominantly women and girls, but not exclusively — men bring their daughters to meet me and tell me that they are supporting me because of their daughters," she said.
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Moreover, the outdoor concerts do not exclusively feature standard fare — in this case, the likes of Rossini's "La Gazza Ladra" overture, Copland's "Hoe-Down" and Rachmaninoff's Symphony No. 2.
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"Because of its unique relationship to who and what is beautiful, it has a tendency, although not exclusively, to affect and infect women more than men," the study said.
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Levy acknowledged that the changes were not exclusively a response to the leak; they are also a reaction to the substantial outrage that last year's drawn-out program engendered.
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The tools announced on Wednesday are intended to address a uniquely modern and pernicious form of harassment, often but not exclusively aimed at women, that has attracted increasing attention.
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I also think that voters' sentiments are activated and encouraged by the feeling that things are going very badly domestically, in particular but not exclusively economically, and also internationally.
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Mayor Baraka says that Newark's proposal ties its tax incentives to Amazon's participation in Newark 2020, hiring not exclusively transplants from nearby New York, but also local, currently unemployed Newarkers.
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"Airbnb made this decision knowing that the listings it would be excluding would be for residential properties owned predominately, if not exclusively, by Jews and/or Israelis," the lawsuit reads.
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One, that "wiretapping" refers to surveillance generally, not exclusively wiretapping, and two, that forthcoming statements from the Justice Department (which neither intelligence committee collaborated with) will vindicate his boss's claims.
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"[The moon] is not exclusively the stepping stone," says Eric Stallmer from the Commercial Spaceflight Federation, whose members include SpaceX (which is developing a rocket for getting people to Mars).
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But they are facing intense resistance from younger and non-white voters -- especially African-Americans -- and much lower numbers than usual among college-educated whites, especially, but not exclusively, women.
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"Accessing settlement infrastructure should be easy and open to many different payment providers ... not exclusively for a few," Anders Karlsson, Klarna's head of direct payments and open banking, told Reuters.
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While the Ruby Party team does not exclusively employ women, it represents an early initiative to have women be more active in both the conceptual and development stages of video games.
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In practice, Story was one of many prominent Americans who tried to distil law from cases that were largely but not exclusively British, reflecting differences such as lack of a monarchy.
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In a corresponding paper detailing the threat, they define such an environment as typically (but not exclusively) a smart home with ten or more IoT devices linked up to one another.
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"We find the overhang effect to be pervasive across owner-occupier households and not exclusively driven by households that are financially constrained or that have strong precautionary saving motives," it said.
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He's a white man running for the Democratic nomination at a time when many Democrats are concerned about men making decisions on reproductive health that disproportionately (though not exclusively) affect women.
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As practiced in some states — notably, though not exclusively, in the South — it spread the population of African-Americans and other minorities across several districts in state and federal legislative races.
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In my conversations over the past few days with a large swath of attendees at ISNA about who they were supporting in 2020, Sanders' name was continually, although not exclusively, cited.
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His ennui is, if not exclusively a rich-white-boy problem, then certainly nothing compared with looming climate collapse and other woes weighing on the minds of his 21st-Century peers.
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By releasing the documentary on Netflix and the album on multiple music platforms (and not exclusively on Tidal), she gave the world access to the magic of Black swagger, struggle and celebration.
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Donald Trump's support is not exclusively but largely fueled by the fact that he is a white man who pledges to "make America great again" for many other white men like himself.
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But remakes based on identity flips still cause consternation, and not exclusively among reactionary shut-ins outraged that four women would attempt to bust ghosts without a dude to hold their hands.
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But this one is different, primarily but not exclusively because the American Epic people lent Teftweller their remastering apparatus, adding clarity, brightness, and presence to occasionals like Bo Weavil Jackson and Rev.
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It's been more than two years since Qualcomm last introduced a new smartwatch processor, and Android smartwatches have very much stalled (to a large extent, though certainly not exclusively) because of it.
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Languages are the most popular categories, although the marketplace is not exclusively focused on this (unlike, for example, tutoring platform Verbling) — offering tutoring in other subjects including art, science, maths and music.
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The second is to build up a power center for democratic socialism that can influence elections, often but not exclusively in Democratic primaries, even if DSA is not fielding its own candidates.
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Schultz was nonbinary, according to the Pride Alliance website, a term used for gender identities that are not exclusively male or female, and preferred the pronoun "they" instead of he or she.
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The Ancient One is a title that is not exclusively held by any one character, but rather a moniker passed down through time, and in this particular film the embodiment is Celtic.
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But those misgivings aside, this mix of budget-busting policies will provide the best test in years of some ideas that have percolated among economists, especially but not exclusively on the left.
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According to a January Pew poll, Trump's voters tend on average (but not exclusively) to be white, male, older, without a college degree, and in the middle or lower-middle income quintile.
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If we take these lists seriously, cancel culture, as best as one can tell, seems to describe the phenomenon of being criticized by multiple people—often but not exclusively on the internet.
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Throughout her career, influenced by the German Bauhaus school of design, she promoted the Modernist merger of architecture, art and utility in her furnishings and interiors, especially — although not exclusively — for offices.
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Wiseman — who turned 88 last January — has a long history of focusing on the places, organizations, and institutions that structure and govern our lives, particularly (though not exclusively) in the United States.
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"CRE is most likely to come from hospital waste, but not exclusively," Schaffner said, adding that in much of the developing world, there's nearly unrestricted use of antibiotics in hospitals and in communities.
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The government leases tracts of public land — primarily, but not exclusively, in the Powder River Basin, in Montana and Wyoming — to coal companies, which mine it and sell the coal at a profit.
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This means that the people who buy them —who are primarily, though not exclusively, women — spend out of feeling compelled to shell out inflated prices for products that could conceivably be much cheaper.
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Studies also have found that between 2014 and 2016, more than 80 percent of Americans who committed or were charged with ISIS-related crimes watched ISIS propaganda videos, though not exclusively on YouTube.
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He also aims to offer universal health coverage to all Americans, but, he says, he's not exclusively wedded to a single-payer, "Medicare-for-all" system favored by most Democrats on the left.
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The Legion d'Honneur, founded by Napoleon in 1802 as an order of merit, is awarded to military and civilian personnel for distinguished service to France, but is not exclusively privileged to the French.
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By the 1980s, a politically active generation of artists—including Nan Goldin, Leon Golub, and Cindy Sherman—dominated contemporary art production, relying heavily, if not exclusively, on photography to probe questions of identity.
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Two federal officials said a no-fly zone will effectively be imposed over the stadium and its environs as a precaution, with traffic through it largely, if not exclusively, limited to official aircraft.
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He was drawn to jazz, but not exclusively — "R&B and soul music, that's my bone marrow" — and attended a performing arts high school, where his classmates included the drummer Ahmir Thompson, a.k.a.
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Final polling at the national and state level shows Democrats running extremely well among what I've called their "coalition of transformation": minorities, millennials and college-educated white voters, especially, but not exclusively, women.
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Given that the victims of strangulation are typically (though not exclusively) women, and the perpetrators are almost exclusively male, this has long been an issue of central concern to women's legal rights advocates.
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The narrow march of great white male genius is out; chronology will be followed, but not strictly; galleries will be devoted to individual artists, but not exclusively; and mediums will be decidedly mixed.
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This chronic and usually progressive syndrome attacks secretory tissues throughout the body, primarily, but not exclusively, the salivary and lacrimal glands of the mouth and eyes, the respective sources of saliva and tears.
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Collectively, they testify to Warp's aesthetic: largely but not exclusively electronic, full of loops but welcoming interruptions, blurry at the edges, more moody than propulsive but not ruling out an occasional dance beat.
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The sample included 227.9 teens (217.6%) who identified as male-to-female transgender, 503 (250%) who were female-to-male transgender and 260 (230%) not exclusively male or female transgender, also called nonbinary.
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In my discussions at the Disrupt SF 2018 conference the past few days, one persistent theme has been the durability of certain Chinese cities — particularly Shenzhen but not exclusively — to weather these trade storms.
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But Money Diaries are not exclusively about the lifestyles of the rich, and the column has occasionally featured women whose attitudes toward money are far less bubbly than those of everyone's least favorite intern.
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Another plus for Trump: The poll finds a majority of Americans are angry about both the political and the economic system and this "angry vote" breaks for the Republican front-runner, although not exclusively.
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Another plus for Trump: The poll finds a majority of Americans are angry about both the political and the economic system and this "angry vote" breaks for the Republican front-runner, although not exclusively.
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Homero Acosta, the secretary of Cuba's council of state, told lawmakers on Saturday that the draft defines marriage as a union between two individuals, not exclusively between a man and a woman, Reuters reported.
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In other words, even the highest-profile opportunities to change America's endemic culture of sexual harassment, which is overwhelmingly, though not exclusively, committed by men against women, can somehow be lost or swept away.
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"We face an enormous and increasing number of cases that rely heavily, if not exclusively, on electronic evidence," Wray told an audience of FBI agents, international law enforcement representatives and private sector cyber professionals.
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Even with the current ubiquity of portable water containers, far too many people still fail to consume enough liquid to compensate for losses suffered especially, though not exclusively, during the dehydrating months of summer.
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Entire books by mainstream scholars like Brown University's Eric Patashnik, the late Martha Derthick, and the University of Oregon's Alison Gash have explored these topics, focusing mainly (although not exclusively) on the center left.
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Each film is a map of her thinking, a record of her musings and insights as she explores parts of the modern world — especially but not exclusively France — that less attentive voyagers might overlook.
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But Jay-Z's success lies in the fact that he is not exclusively a musician; his fortune spans several industries, from real estate to investments in companies like Uber, to the liquor and art industries.
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"In an ideal world, the best policies apply to everyone because it's not exclusively a transgender issue and having staff speculate who or who might not be transgender doesn't help anyone," Goad told the Times.
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Included among a group of cross-generational creators, primarily but not exclusively Latin American, are both formally trained and self-taught or so-called "outsider" artists, as well as a poet and an art historian.
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The former real estate magnate and reality star effectively drew a line under 70 years of US leadership that has generally, though not exclusively, sought to rally the world behind a common vision of internationalism.
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The "X," meant to stand for a gender identity not exclusively male or female, will set the city's documents apart from those issued in the rest of the state, which does not offer nonbinary options.
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The accused were eight current and former members of an elite plainclothes unit called the Gun Trace Task Force, which, prosecutors said, had developed a penchant for robbing people, mostly but not exclusively drug dealers.
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Now that every news organization, no matter how local, has the potential for national and international reach, "you're losing a certain kind of local focus because it's not exclusively a local medium," Mr. Alter said.
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The best way to think about Israeli politics is in terms of two major ideological blocs, defined principally (but not exclusively) by stances on the Palestinians, minority rights, and the relationship between synagogue and state.
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We understand it is the ultimate tool and it's not exclusively cannabis, but that's a big chunk of it because we see that as the acute healer for pain, immediate pain, mental health issues, and addiction.
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The series, created by visionary actress, writer, and producer Issa Rae, has not only offered the world a new version of L.A. — one that has a Black community not exclusively committed to gangs, crime, and violence.
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More paradoxically, even though we are conditioned to read the convergent diagonals of the painting's setting as indicating deep space, we are not exclusively pulled into a fictive distance by the rippling slashes in the sand.
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These experiences go back decades, and they are often, but not exclusively, related to women who met Weinstein in a professional capacity and felt pressured, out of fear for their safety and their careers, to comply.
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Like "Two Virgins," they billed this album as "unfinished music," a phrase Ms. Ono had coined to suggest that listeners were invited to complete compositions in their own ways, including, if not exclusively, in their minds.
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That group's operations — which included social media posts, online ads, and organization of rallies in the US — were, the indictment alleges, often (but not exclusively) aimed at denigrating Hillary Clinton's presidential candidacy and supporting Donald Trump's.
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Trump and McCain had plenty of policy disagreements — largely but not exclusively on immigration and foreign policy — and McCain famously became the deciding vote to kill legislation designed to repeal Obamacare, one of Trump's campaign promises.
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The trailer emphasizes saving and exploring "the worlds" in plural, so players might be hopping between more locations than they have in earlier games, which were primarily (but not exclusively) set on the rugged planet of Pandora.
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And just like J.Crew's spring 2016 presentation, they tapped "real" women (not exclusively models) to wear the clothes in the campaign, including Muy Thai boxer Gracie Cavalho, The Class founder Taryn Toomey and SoulCycle instructor Taye Johnson.
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Salesforce is saying, "If I have to reach down and take assets that today are not exclusively in the cloud in order to win that part of the critical war, on balance I'll do that," he said.
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All Americans are under attack, and not exclusively because of whom we drink, dance or sleep with, but because of our bedrock belief that we should not be subservient to any one ideology or any one religion.
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Does Trump even understand that the United States is party to this regime, largely (but not exclusively) by virtue of its codified obligations under the 1948 Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide?
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That group's operations — which included social media posts, online ads, and organization of rallies in the US — were, the indictment alleges, often (but not exclusively) aimed at denigrating Hillary Clinton's presidential candidacy, and at supporting Donald Trump's.
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Third, we provide a venue for women to publish and get paid for high-quality puzzles, especially (but not exclusively) puzzles that may not have a chance at mainstream publications because of feminist, political or provocative content.
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At the same time, sexual assault, domestic violence, pregnancy, C-section, postpartum depression, and eating disorders are all conditions affecting significantly more women than men (though not exclusively women), that could be considered pre-existing conditions once again.
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Until the uprisings of the "Arab Spring," which Moscow blamed heavily - although not exclusively - on the Obama administration, Putin and the wider Russian establishment appeared mostly happy to work within the Western-built, globalized and largely democratic world.
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In fact, Amazon says that in 2016 its cloud customers migrated more than 18,000 databases from other vendors (including, but not exclusively, Oracle) using a tool it developed to make it easier for companies to move their databases.
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The complaint was that the writer had attacked tech companies (mostly but not exclusively Facebook) without offering any solutions for these all-powerful techbro CEOs' orchestral failures to grasp the messy complexities of humanity at a worldwide scale.
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Faced with the prospect that Democratic caucusgoers may not exclusively have their interests as their guiding star, Never Trump Republicans are warning that they may sit out their only remaining opportunity to vote the president out of office.
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His pictures are sober, respectful, formal, nicely printed and centered on the subject, with mainly, but not exclusively, plain backgrounds that insist that the sitter is worth looking at — is, in fact, the only thing worth looking at.
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But striking the right balance is precisely the task the Framers assigned to the most democratic and accountable branch of the federal government — and not exclusively to the one person who happens to be occupying the Oval Office.
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The artist's own alphabet is adapted from symbols and glyphs not exclusively from Arabic, but also drawn from Sumerian, Hebrew, Chinese, and Tifinagh, marking his personal method of creating a specific code and logic for expressing the past.
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That said, it's not entirely clear that other daily user counts are not largely, if not exclusively, composed of monetizable users since most other services don't have the wide range of integrations and third party apps that Twitter does.
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So when the two circuits joined forces in 20133, they agreed to form a second division consisting primarily (but not exclusively) of Alliance clubs, who would have the opportunity to ascend to the top if their performance warranted it.
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Why it matters: The burgeoning controversy over surprise hospital bills stems partly (though not exclusively) from the bills patients receive when they're treated by an out-of-network provider — even without their knowledge, often within an in-network facility.
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Corzine suspects that two factors might contribute to the Senate's proposal of toothless bills: On the one hand, the National Rifle Association maintains a stifling financial grip on Capitol Hill, mostly — but not exclusively — with respect to Republican lawmakers.
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What we need now more than ever are new stories — perhaps ones not exclusively crafted by white men, thank you very much — and, for the first time in a long time, I feel hopeful that we'll get great ones.
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"Making It" is a book about what Podhoretz, borrowing the term from Murray Kempton, calls the Family—the writers and editors, mostly but not exclusively Jewish, who dominated the New York intellectual scene in the decades after the war.
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But focusing too much on Trump himself, as a person, risks missing the real force behind his rise: a wave of cultural anger — mostly, though not exclusively, as a result of mass immigration — that is sweeping the Western world.
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The official explained to CNN that the priorities of the administration now are not exclusively about Assad, but also defeating ISIS, stopping the spread of Iran's influence, protecting US allies in the region and trying to end the Syrian civil war.
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To be sure, sexual assault and domestic violence disproportionately affect women and girls, but not exclusively: A recent survey from Stop Street Harassment found that while 81 percent of women reported experiencing sexual abuse, 43 percent of men did, too.
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Its profile was relatively long and low, Dr. Stefan said, a trait that can be associated — though not exclusively — with people of African descent, as can prognathism (protrusion of the jaw), rectangular eye sockets and hyperbolic, or U-shaped, tooth rows.
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Instead, in the months since the reparations discussion emerged in the presidential race, many candidates have cited their support for studying reparations before pivoting into discussions of economic policies that would disproportionately help, but are not exclusively targeted at, black Americans.
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" Woolsey told CNN's "At This Hour" that he met with Trump on Friday and has agreed to advise the campaign "principally if not exclusively on national security matters such as defense, intelligence, maybe some aspects of energy ... whatever he needs.
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There are mostly but not exclusively Y Combinator alumni speaking, and the founders just really tend to lay it out there and be very honest with their struggles about what went right and wrong, which makes the event really special.
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While the pope noted that the future of humankind is not exclusively in the hands of politicians and leaders of big companies and that "we all need each other," he did issue a pointed message for those with power and wealth.
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Ottolenghi's food is vaguely vegetarian, but not exclusively so, a mix of Israeli and Palestinian and Turkish and Syrian and Armenian and Asian influences that he has made seem effortlessly elegant — at least if you can find the right spices.
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In London, JW3 — since its opening in a spankingly smart modern building — has become a magnet of cultural energy, and Jewish Book Week (also in London) draws packed houses (and not exclusively Jewish audiences) to its offerings in early March.
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What ended up happening, which I had hoped for but I wasn't necessarily expecting, was that his passion for telling the story really spread throughout the entire cast and crew, who recognized it as not exclusively a Japanese American story.
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Ready credits the service for not only meeting standards mandated by the ADA, but to matching the demands of an ever-growing digital world, and the technology benefitting all students, not exclusively those who are deaf or hard of hearing.
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To try to make up for Biden's shortcomings last time, some of his prep sessions (though not exclusively) have been with smaller groups of advisers, with aides asking him what he thinks instead of over-prepping and jamming his head.
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As an institution, the workshop reproduces its ideology, which pretends that "Show, don't tell" is universal when it is, in fact, the expression of a particular population, the white majority, typically at least middle-class and often, but not exclusively, male.
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At the same time, the mayor strongly believes this is not exclusively a police matter and is committed to making investments in education and citywide economic development — including the expansion of universal mentoring for young men in the most violent neighborhoods.
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They couch-competed while watching "Jeopardy!" almost daily, went on food tours of the boroughs, including in Flushing, Queens, where they ate 75-cents-a-cup lo mein from a stall underneath the elevated train, and dated regularly though not exclusively.
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When the Guardian asked Jinn to comment on its practices, co-founder Leon Herrera said couriers were free to accept or turn down work, and were not exclusively contracted to Jinn, and then some gobbledygook about "aggregating demand" and "spaciotemporal data".
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Social media sites — not exclusively Twitter — allow fake or false news to be "weaponized" in a new way, according to Tim Weninger, a computer science engineer who researches network science and social media at the University of Notre Dame, in an interview.
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Billions is not exclusively a show about men, but it is shaped by masculinity to the extent that most of its women — formidable, brainy, tough — are seen through the ways they've had to learn how to navigate the expectations and biases of men.
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Our society (all societies?) are shot through with nonconsensual acts and experiences, mostly but not exclusively aimed at women, and this is one reason (but not the only one) why the default belief about sex is that it's a problem or a danger.
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It investigated Johnson's responsibility for the murder of loyal citizens by Confederate mobs, particularly but not exclusively in New Orleans, and wanted to know if Johnson had given preference to former Confederates when the railroads seized during the war had been sold.
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This has been mostly but not exclusively a guy thing, and the five tag-playing pals in the movie — who are based on a real squad of adorable man-children profiled in The Wall Street Journal five years ago — are all dudes.
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Meanwhile, HPDC has argued that the university has at least $3 million invested in the "prison-industrial complex," which it says goes beyond private prison operators like GEO Group and CoreCivic, to include companies that are not exclusively involved in the prison system.
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But the governing principle of Mayism is a conviction that politics is not simply a branch of economics; that the voters' experience is not exclusively defined by disposable income; and that the nation's prosperity is, in any case, distributed much too unevenly.
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Owing principally, but not exclusively, to the stark dedication with which it begins and the crushing letter with which it ends, Philippe Besson's eighteenth book, just published in the United States as " Lie with Me ," will be received as a mystery of genre.
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They often, but not exclusively, used ProtonMail email addresses, a popular choice for both hackers and privacy advocates because its owners base their operations in Switzerland, where it's harder for the US or European Union countries to compel the company to disclose user information.
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The new group is not exclusively focusing on fundraising — Mora said the organization is assembling a small army of paid staff and volunteers to knock on doors and make phone calls to identify likely Roem voters, then turn those voters out by Nov. 7.
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"Air pollution is causing millions of deaths per year, mostly but not exclusively in the developing world, due to very poorly controlled combustion as well as indoor air problems from the use of biomass fuels indoors, such as wood, dung and coal," he said.
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It's another thing entirely to be pictured receiving the "laying-on of hands," a prayer tradition that is particularly, though not exclusively, associated with Pentecostal traditions of faith healing (it is, for example, less far often associated with Trump's own stated denomination of mainline Presbyterianism).
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But it will take time, and will depend in part on stability in energy markets, stability in the outlook for European banks, clarity on the path of central bank policies (including but not exclusively the Federal Reserve) and more certainty regarding the global growth outlook.
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Furthermore, I will continue to emphasize to men around the world that these are not exclusively women's issues; these are our issues and they will only be resolved once we stand in support of women who have supported us since the beginning of time.
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The company's tours are not exclusively museum-based, but where they are, "themes range from connoisseurship, the currency of art, art theft (alleged or not), and generally the ostentatiously wealthy and conspicuous consumption," wrote Nick Stropko, a marketing associate at Context, in an email.
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But if you think about that a little more, you start to realize how depressing it is to be reminded that our problems are not unique to our era, that we are not exclusively gifted with a world that seems to be falling apart.
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"Such facilities are exempt from the tax as long as their main focus is promoting exercise and physical fitness, indoor tanning is an insubstantial part of the business, members are not charged per tanning visit, and the service is not exclusively advertised," she explained.
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Almost anarchic in its idealism, the group comprised a fluid membership ranging from a dozen to 20 artists and performers, mostly but not exclusively male, many of them students or recent graduates of the Indonesian Art Institute, one of the country's leading art schools.
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"This can have different reasons and is often, but not exclusively, related to omitting relevant sub-samples such as people without phones (non-coverage), selective refusal to participate in surveys (non-response) and errors in the prediction of who actually turns out in elections," they explained.
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"Red Famine" presents a Bolshevik government so hell-bent on extracting wealth and controlling labour that it was willing to confiscate the last remaining grain from hungry peasants (mostly but not exclusively in Ukraine) and then block them from fleeing famine-afflicted areas to search for food.
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What started as an inquiry into the Whitewater land deal had morphed into a probe of President Clinton's extramarital affair with White House intern Monica Lewinsky — and there was a widespread sense, especially but not exclusively among Democrats, that the independent counsel had gone too far.
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Broder's (and Lucy's) persona is full of shame, for everything, yet one characteristic of her writing is an almost exhibitionistic insistence on describing body parts and body functions (particularly but not exclusively sex) as if they were shoes in a shop window, examined, tried on, put back.
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Children from Catholic schools, like Georgetown Preparatory School, which Mr. Kavanaugh and Justice Neil Gorsuch attended, and Stone Ridge School of the Sacred Heart, a girls' school nearby, tended to hang around together, having often come from the same parishes and grade schools, though not exclusively.
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Importantly, it was not exclusively preoccupied with the struggles of its own members — solidarity with Latinx, Black, feminist, and third-world movements was a foundational and evolving part of its activism, one that defined liberation as social and economic justice for all, not just some, groups of people.
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And, of course, there are the allies, not exclusively Native American or indigenous, who've flocked here from all corners of the US. Together they stand in opposition to the Dakota Access Pipeline, a $10 billion investment to move 470,000 barrels of domestic crude oil a day through four states.
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I have long feared that years of attacks by jihadists in the West, coupled with a media that at best dismisses Islamophobia and, at worst -- and especially, but not exclusively, on the right -- fans the flames of bigotry, intolerance and anti-Muslim extremism, would lead us to this outcome.
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If approached or contacted with such material, or if that material is uncovered in the course of a campaign by a Democrat, persons associated with the campaign have an affirmative obligation to: This is aimed especially but not exclusively at information from foreign states or other foreign entities.
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"So we call on the government of Cuba to change that policy and to recognize that if they want a full relationship, a normal relationship, with the United States, they have to live by international law and not exclusively by their own," he said during a trip to Miami.
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Those surveyed were not exclusively insured through the ACA—some got coverage through work, a spouse or other means, and some uninsured—but Sommers says it was his goal to understand the totality of healthcare changes for that low-income population throughout the years the ACA was implemented.
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On these doctors' social media pages, where follower counts range from the tens of thousands into the millions, you can watch them inject their patients — largely, though not exclusively, young women — with fillers meant to sharpen their jawlines, make their noses appear straighter and more symmetrical, and pump up their pouts.
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The Utah-based company announced today that it's opening "experience centers" in Atlanta, Georgia; Austin, Texas; Dallas, Texas; Hollywood, California; Minneapolis, Minnesota; New York City; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Santa Monica, California; and Washington, DC. This brings the total number of centers up to 17, mostly but not exclusively in the United States.
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Trump has slowly but surely continued to select individuals to serve in his Cabinet and other senior level positions in his coming administration, and with those selections it has become clear he intends to rely heavily on individuals whose careers have been predominantly (if not exclusively) in the private sector.
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Cole (1801 to 1848) is widely regarded as the patriarch of the school — which was really not a cohesive institution, but rather a loosely-related group of about 193 to 30 artists who worked over a 50-year period, often but not exclusively using the Catskills and Adirondacks as their muses.
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The voices of complacency are, I think, neglecting exactly how much mischief can be created by some of the provisions here — most egregiously, though not exclusively, a little verbal change from saying that the Federal Reserve "may" tailor regulations to individual banks' individual circumstances to saying that it "shall" do so.
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The first Meeting, in 22003, was launched as a forum for art professionals in the region to network and collaborate on future events and programs, but it has since cast a wider net, inclusive of the Middle East, North Africa and South Asia (MENASA) region in particular but not exclusively.
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"To me, being gender-fluid means that you have one gender identity that is not exclusively male or female; you are both combined, or a mix of these two binary genders," says Julien*, a 20-year-old who lives in Paris and uses the pronouns he/him, she/her, and they/them.
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I think that that sense that recovery was going to be boring personally comes from the canon of addiction memoirs in which, not exclusively, but often, the recovery part of the story is this perfunctory afterthought, after the real meat of what people bought the book for, which is the train-wreck.
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"Sharia-compliant" is an innocuous phrase commonly used by Muslims to denote that something is in line with Islamic law: For instance, you can find sharia-compliant home mortgage companies in the US that cater primarily (but not exclusively) to Muslims, because Islamic law forbids Muslims from collecting or paying interest on loans.
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One argument along these lines, published recently in the New England Journal of Medicine, contends that ADFs might serve to distract doctors and lawmakers from the value of multidisciplinary (that is, not exclusively pill-based) therapy as well as from the scant evidence for the long-term effectiveness of all opioids, ADF or otherwise.
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Lorne Ahrens, who was among the five Dallas officers killed by an anti-police extremist in 22015, had a small tattoo on his finger of an Iron Cross, an arm tattoo of a Crusader's Shield, and a Facebook page cover photo of Thor's Hammer — all iconography associated, though not exclusively, with white supremacist groups.
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"It was one of those items that became part of the zeitgeist," Mr. Pask said of a boxy functional garment repurposed for an employment landscape in which people (not exclusively men) find themselves casting about for something comfortable and multiuse, a garment more adult than a sweatshirt yet less fuddy-duddy than a suit.
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The rule, announced Thursday by the state Department of Health, defines X as the following: A gender that is not exclusively male or female, including, but not limited to, intersex, agender, amalgagender, androgynous, bigender, demigender, female-to-male, genderfluid, genderqueer, male-to-female, neutrois, nonbinary, pangender, third sex, transgender, transsexual, Two Spirit, and unspecified.
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There is a cultural component to that distinction, and that is, that in large, millions and millions of Americans, many of whom perhaps happen to be white, working-class voters, but not exclusively, feel like whatever it is we have right now is not working for people like them, and it's got to be somebody's fault.
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Critics, mostly but not exclusively on the right, were quick to argue the wealth tax would give the rich more incentive to hide their millions from tax collectors, accelerating America's already-massive wealth concealment and tax evasion problem at a time when a known tax cheat is president and the IRS has no money to go after rich people.
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Ron Johnson said that under President Donald Trump, "leaks are flowing at the rate of one a day," and his committee found at least 125 news stories "with leaked information potentially damaging to national security," mainly, but not exclusively, related to Russian meddling in the US election, according to articles reviewed by Johnson's staff between January and May.
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Though subsequent US government investigations concluded there is no proof of official Saudi support for the attacks, American doubts persist, showing that this controversy is perhaps not exclusively about 9/11 but could also draw on deeper, unresolved American doubts about the US-Saudi alliance and about why we responded to the attacks as we did.
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A number of studies have linked the inclusion of pleasure in sex ed to other positive outcomes, including "more communication about sexual practices and identities, the development of critical (feminist) awareness, the development of increased knowledge of sexual bodily response and logistics, and increased sexual agency and empowerment, particularly but not exclusively for young women," according to a review in Sex Education.
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This rose to the front of my mind later in the year, when the cascading series of sexual harassment and assault allegations against a number of powerful players like Harvey Weinstein, Kevin Spacey, Louis C.K., and James Toback started to show how some people (particularly but not exclusively women) had been pushed out of the narrative for not complying with predators' desires.
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However, understanding why these kinds of movements are attractive to a wide variety of people who consider themselves, accurately or not, to be disenfranchised demands a serious engagement with the aesthetic and emotional appeal of what, for lack of a better term, I'll call traditionalism: largely but not exclusively right-wing movements loosely defined by the rejection of modernity and promise of return to a better time.
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And so in contrast to most liberal and conservative parties, as socialist parties anchored in the working class developed during the late 22019th century, they developed strong internal organizations, extensive grassroots networks, disciplined activists, ties to civil society associations (primarily but not exclusively unions), and educational and cultural programs that created encompassing "subcultures" that in turn generated what we would today call deeply partisan loyalties or identities.
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By this measure, what is important is not exclusively the Rorschach test's aesthetic presentation, but what happens in the process of administering it: a dialogue between a psychologist and her subject in which the subject can articulate her impressions, listen to the psychologist's interpretation, and upon hearing this interpretation—"You are introverted, imaginative, stable"—embrace the language of the self with which she has been presented.
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" Lam was asked Tuesday about the possibility that the US Congress might pass the bill, which could affect trade relations between the city and the US. She said some 1,400 US companies in Hong Kong currently benefit from Washington's relationship with the city and that "any particular provisions applied to Hong Kong by the Americans are not exclusively for the benefit of Hong Kong.
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The fund came together on the heels of two other funds that DCM has raised in the last 21 months, including a $258 million "Turbo Fund" that DCM is using to invest in growth-stage companies (that it mostly but not exclusively has previously funded), and a $23 million "A Fund," which is a healthy-size seed-stage fund that DCM is using to fund mobile and emerging platforms.
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By dragging these episodes out of the 1970s and into the 2010s, Live in Front of a Studio Audience offered some reassurance that our problems are not unique to our era, that we are not exclusively gifted with a world that seems to be falling apart — while also subtly insisting that overreaching presidents and the vast income gap between white and black Americans will always be with us.
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As Marilynne Robinson put it in a recent issue of The New York Review of Books, referring most immediately but not exclusively to our own case in the United States, "these lovers of country, these patriots, are wildly unhappy with the country they claim to love, and are bent on remaking it to suit their own preferences" — as perhaps we should all be, albeit the preferences should not be justified by lies.
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Here are the events that Twitch will have exclusive broadcasting rights to for the next two years: Overwatch APEX League Overwatch Premier Series Hearthstone Championship Tour Hearthstone Global Games StarCraft II World Championship Series World of Warcraft Arena Championship Heroes of the Storm Global Championship Unless Blizzard plans on signing an exclusive deal with another platform, its other tournaments including the Overwatch League will likely also appear on Twitch, but probably not exclusively.
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Andreas Hronopoulos of Naughty America explains that the company believes there is a huge potential market for AR and VR strip club experiences because, while most people only go onto porn sites at one or two specific times of the day for as long as it takes them to get off, historically patrons have frequented strip clubs at varied hours, for longer amounts of time, using them as an erotic but not exclusively, single-minded masturbatory leisure space.
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