The imagined past is a place of structure, of significance.
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Indeed, they might not signal much of significance at all.
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How do you turn that into a square of significance?
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Hicks told the Times that nothing of significance was discussed.
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They encouraged the members to bring in articles of significance.
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And there is nothing of significance that comes to mind.
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Every single attack of significance, we see an individual who said.
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Two economic reports of significance are out at 8:30 a.m.
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The Queen Of Piss SOMEBODY NOT OF SIGNIFICANCE takes her seat.
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They are also often important cultural forms that are full of significance.
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Why is this of significance to Belgium's chances at the European Championship?
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The last time they raised a trophy of significance was on Dec.
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McConnell's attempt to divert the Senate from matters of significance to Americans.
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And like Alabama Democrats, Illinois Republicans lost nearly every vote of significance.
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When the question of significance is deferred, all moments are rendered equally significant.
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Although Christmas trees have a degree of significance, they're still trees after all.
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In terms of significance, to most Americans, Russia is tied to my third nipple.
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For marginalised people, solo outings carry an added layer of significance, and potential risk.
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It is one of six new landmark buildings of significance to the L.G.B.T.Q. community.
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"We do believe Dish can be a competitor of significance," Ergen told the court.
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The homeowner hasn't noticed anything of significance missing yet ... and police don't have suspects.
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The pair — who are from Maury County, Tennessee— did not purchase anything else of significance.
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We wear "busyness" like a badge, a sign of significance and success, maybe even fulfillment.
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But this lack of significance turned out to be a detail that few reporters noticed.
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Well, the answer is I don't think we will have trade wars because-- of significance.
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For myself, I will never put anything of significance in my workplace in an email.
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He even videotaped their songwriting sessions, convinced that they would be of significance for posterity.
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That meeting and what happened at that meeting is of significance to the special counsel.
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They said they hoped, but never really expected, to find something of significance using the prototype.
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"Hudson turns 'Dreamgirls' into an event, giving it an aura of significance and specialness," SFGate wrote.
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The numbers 28-3 may have a lot of significance for some of you football fans.
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Of significance, the tail feathers were asymmetrically vaned, meaning one side was wider than the other.
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He managed to combine a sense of absurdity with a sense of significance, a genuine feat.
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" And yet, Ms. Stone adds, "I do believe it's a matter of significance to the public.
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"And they want to apparently determine whether there is something of significance or not," Romney added.
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But to many in New Mexico and beyond, the amputation holds a great deal of significance.
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"Unfortunately I don't think it rose to the level of significance for a landmark," he said.
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Authorities have not revealed if anything of significance has been recovered during their search of the landfill.
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The only person I, for example, I've heard talking about open AI of significance is Elon Musk.
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Does the segment produce an industrial output of significance to our nation: air travel, finance, petroleum distribution?
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Film in particular is a powerful medium for casting light on global and cultural stories of significance.
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That confirms a previous CBS News report that nothing of significance had been found on the phone.
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This is a profession in which you can have a life of significance, a life that matters.
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These are indicators of significance, rather than necessarily being things that are valuable in and of themselves.
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This newfound correlation was weak, the data was messy, and it barely touched the threshold of significance.
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They have not found that there was any sort of pro-Clinton Ukrainian interference campaign of significance.
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"That meeting and what happened at that meeting is of significance to the special counsel," he said.
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Do you feel like there's any sort of significance around the release of the Black Panther film?
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"That gives the impression that no ethnic minority person has done anything of significance to appear," she continued.
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In ascending order of significance, here are a few things we wouldn't have minded seeing in Last Jedi.
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He just thought it looked really cool and it filled up his day with some sort of significance.
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That reporting, however, should be done with clear sourcing, some balance, and a focus on issues of significance.
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He added that the concerns about the swifter timeframe were "just not an issue of significance" for him.
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There is-- global trade impacted or-- so-- right now, we don't see an impact that is of significance.
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"It was a strange project for a man who had hitherto lost nothing of significance," his wife reflects.
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Her manager pushed the female angle, telling the studio that having a woman filmmaker would be of significance.
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Presidents have proclaimed more than 100 national monuments and Congress has never reversed any of significance size or importance.
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We're only in the first week of January, but already Southeast Asia has seen its first merger of significance.
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The young man, possibly a warrior of significance, was in his late teens or early twenties when he died.
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" The President should "stop using our historical people of significance as a racial slur against one of his opponents.
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According to archaeologists, Mosul has the majority of the country's archaeological wealth, with more than 3,500 sites of significance.
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The last time the fashion world did anything of significance with women's pubic hair was in 2015 with vajazzling.
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The app uses GPS and push notifications to let people know when they've happened upon a space of significance.
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Despite his lavish campaign promises and occasional stunts, Trump has done very little of significance on the opioid crisis.
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But Mr. Tanriverdi's allies said that no other members of his association had been appointed to positions of significance.
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We open up to what else is possible by shifting out of routine and focusing on sources of significance.
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So the notion of significance, the power and prestige of a particular image, is treated to an intriguing revision.
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And should that be the first thing that the President signs of significance that we sent to the new President?
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We all agree that any problem of significance should be shared, but how about the little things that come up?
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There's a dozen car companies of significance in the world, the most any company has is approximately 10% market share.
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Yet another sign of the lack of significance assigned to this non-event, and one we perhaps should have heeded.
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This psychological phenomenon edges them to a place of significance in our minds and solidifies their position as best friends.
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And should that be the first thing that the president signs of significance that we sent to the new president?
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How do you go about choosing these objects and what sort of significance do a few of the objects have?
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It seems inconceivable that the Trumpian forces would accept GOP leaders cutting deals with Clinton on any issue of significance.
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We were very uncomfortable most of the day early and we couldn't really break through with any sort of significance.
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Expeditionary Transport Docks (ESDs) and Expeditionary Sea Bases (ESBs) will be named for people or places of significance to Marines.
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The conclusion, is drawn, from ... all the people we've heard, that no one did anything wrong of significance or consequence.
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In its view of suburban discontent and masculine malaise, it leans on borrowed insights and an unearned aura of significance.
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These two states get a great deal of national attention since they are truly the only political contests of significance.
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But they haven't done much to clear up whether anything of significance actually happened between Stone and WikiLeaks in 2016.
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Of significance, ancestors of simian primates, such as gorillas, gibbons, and tamarins, were among the first to reject the night life.
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Why did Muhammad Ali rise to his level of significance as a crusader for social justice and as a social symbol?
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First, nothing concrete has changed on the ground in Sudan at a level of significance that justifies such a sweeping move.
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And it's made certain moments in the movie — I recognize that the appearance of them was of significance to those people.
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There is a lot of significance of me being now shoulder to shoulder in terms of Grand Slam wins with him.
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"She used to say that her race was not of significance, other than that it was imposed on her," he said.
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"That meeting and what happened at that meeting is of significance to the special counsel," Mr. Weissmann said at the hearing.
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Don't get me wrong, the immediate market reaction suggests Donald Trump running the world's largest economy is a different magnitude of significance.
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Products of significance include search, WhatsApp and Instagram, and the technologies Zuckerberg is prioritizing are internet connectivity, artificial intelligence and virtual reality.
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Because of this dual process of opening and closing possibilities for meaning, AIDS helped rewrite the terms of significance in American Art.
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And to have the first black president followed by the first woman president are two achievements of significance that shouldn't be ignored.
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" Taking the oath opens the door to living what former Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage memorably called a "life of significance.
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During nine missions — most recently NASA's Juno mission on its way to Jupiter, nothing of significance has ever collided with a spacecraft.
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However, all parties present have claimed that nothing of significance ended up taking place at the meeting, and nothing resulted from it.
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Despite the haunting presence of its star, S. Epatha Merkerson, that version seemed to plod, stooped under its heavy cargo of significance.
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"I see people time and time again put money into things that had very low probability of ever becoming something of significance."
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More than 40 years later, Burbank is wrestling with cases that may not be as historic but still carry plenty of significance.
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At the press conference announcing the lawsuit, Schwartz fought back against accusations of NIMBYism, arguing that neighbors' rights are of significance, too.
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The studies that tended to replicate had more highly significant results compared to the ones that just barely crossed the threshold of significance.
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"For him to identify this as a matter of significance was of course important to the Commission's staff and me personally," she said.
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To pass anything of significance, Democrats will have to regain the presidency first, and at that point Pelosi really may have have retired.
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Tim Walz provide daily coronavirus briefings that are filled with facts and announcements of significance to their constituents, Trump's have devolved into spectacle.
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And recall that under the Reno rules, Mueller must tip off Rosenstein at least 72 hours before taking virtually any step of significance.
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So while it may seem like not much of significance has happened so far in this race, it's about to get very real.
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Of significance, it also included a full set of gaming pieces and a gaming board—an item typically associated with a high-ranking officer.
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Typically its about what's on your body and I thought, at the very least, it was great to see people discussing something of significance.
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I don't remember what kind of significance this was meant to impart, but she told me all about it with no hint of irony.
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The hougan had been consulted on all matters of significance since; and Johel's life had been, under Monsieur Etienne's guidance, a series of triumphs.
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Add in the fact that Collins did it at 19 years old, and they start to take on a whole other level of significance.
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Mr. Erdogan's political isolation was evident at the United Nations General Assembly last month, where he had few meetings of significance with other leaders.
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In an interview, Ma said the company will spend a chunk of the new money on the startup's first paid marketing campaign of significance.
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"We've had intros to lots of teams, but the Warriors are the only ones who brought everyone of significance to the first meeting," he said.
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Recently, CNBC asked a handful of Wall Street bankers if they thought Apple would finally make an acquisition of significance, given the company's recent woes.
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The name of the luxury ski resort carries a global weight of significance too, with several other rival conferences seeking to capitalize on its prestige.
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We haven't learned much of significance about Comey and Clinton's emails since Trump asked Comey to stay on in his post in back in January.
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"Most of the people I know in law enforcement took this job for the same reason I did: to lead lives of significance," he said.
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"Don Jr. would never set up any meeting of significance alone and certainly not without checking with his father," Cohen told the House Oversight panel.
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When the attacks actually occur, their political meaning is stripped of significance, but that doesn't mean there isn't a sense of release for the viewer.
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The Last Harpy notes that Quaithe's messages hold a great deal of significance and prove that Dany was meant for something other than being a queen.
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GOWDY: Well, one of the areas of significance is just how hard the Democrats in Congress fault Republicans for trying to gain access to this information.
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Q is the 217th letter in the alphabet so it goes to follow that the number 21 holds a lot of significance for the QAnon believers.
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Mr. Edwards mostly captured the officers gazing directly at the camera against backdrops of "significance" — places where something happened that personally defined the job for them.
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" An Army official told CNN that the current policy includes naming military streets "for a soldier who holds a place of significance in our military history.
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That was the same year that Mercury died from complications with AIDS, adding another layer of significance to the rechristening of this far-flung space rock.
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As for whether the new Ghost in the Shell adds anything of significance to the franchise, we'll have to wait until it's released on March 31st.
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And yet it is all too apparent that, in the heart and at the heights of the New York Times, nothing of significance has been learned.
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This article will be updated as the story—and its complete lack of significance to the selection of Donald Trump's controversial White House transition team—develops.
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"Paddock did not play at a level of significance with us," Andre Carrier, chief operating officer of Eureka Casino Resort in Mesquite, said in an email.
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Critics have long derided ASEAN as a feeble talk shop, whose overriding principle of making decisions by consensus keeps it from ever accomplishing anything of significance.
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Everything is linked back to that need to have an individual personality for everyone, or everything, of significance in the game, from the humans to the monsters.
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The pope's name carries a great deal of significance since it signifies the kind of pope he will be, and what kinds of passions, interests, theologies, etc.
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Beyond the realm of action being different compared to an upright fighter kicking his opponent in the head, what else is of significance here in terms physics?
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Unlike the Bastille Day parade, the one Trump envisions seems disconnected to any holiday of significance, which lays bare its true function: to build Trump's personality cult.
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They are illuminations, revelations, full of significance and importance, all inarticulate though they remain; and as a rule they carry with them a curious sense of authority.
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And previously this summer, Twitter live streamed other events of significance, like James Comey's Congressional Testimony via Bloomberg and Ariana Grande's One Love Manchester benefit concert, for example.
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Last week on the show, instead of focusing on a specific topic, Walt and Nilay went over some news in tech in that were of significance to them.
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Most of these startups are not generating any revenue of significance, instead banking heavily on venture money to advertise their way to the top of app store rankings.
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Lawmakers can hang up to three flags outside their offices, which are typically the American flag, their state flag and a personal flag of significance to individual members.
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"It's fundamental to the value system of the Millennial generation to be a part of things that are of significance, that are bold, that are daring," she said.
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Given the role that reporting about Weinstein played in the torrent of allegations unleashed since October, seeing him undergo a perp walk on Friday had plenty of significance.
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Kavanaugh has done all three things in D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals opinions of significance and his colleagues have rightly called him out for this professionally dubious behavior.
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For Arendt this leads to a politics where Enlightenment principles like justice and equality are hollowed of significance and used only to advance the agenda of the powerful.
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What brings extremists back home, as it were, is a rediscovery of those needs, and finding sources of significance beyond the ideological prescriptions that have circumscribed their lives.
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ALBANY — If the dueling legislation passed this week is any indication, it seems that little of significance is likely to happen with gun control anytime soon in Albany.
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Under the law, prosecutors must turn over to defendants any favorable evidence of significance, including material that could be used to impeach the credibility of a government witness.
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It's my understanding that it takes sign-off by the Trump family and the various power centers within the Trump White House to get anybody of significance hired.
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But the city's Landmarks Preservation Commission rejected the application, concluding that the bar's interior "did not rise to the level of significance necessary for designation" as a landmark.
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But in this rancorous political climate, where Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump is calling for a ban on Muslims, his story has taken on a different sort of significance.
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Where the budget does anything of significance regarding the epidemic, it comes through cuts to the office in charge of coordinating drug policy, Medicaid, public health programs, and more.
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Typically, artists depicted American political figures, like George Washington or Calvin Coolidge, formally dressed, posed in grand-looking rooms with objects of significance like a sword or a book.
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According to a recent large-scale survey from the health care provider Cigna, most Americans suffer from strong feelings of loneliness and a lack of significance in their relationships.
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The sources said Pompeo and Bolton recognize that the US ambassador to Russia is a challenging role, but not one that holds a lot of significance in this administration.
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A search of the driver's house found nothing of significance, according to the police, who checked his permit to carry gas canisters before he was released on Thursday night.
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Ma said he appreciated the admiration, but he doesn't consider himself "legendary" or "someone of significance" — and rather than follow him, people should try to carve their own way.
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The 103-year-old Italian has won virtually every trophy of significance in thoroughbred racing but victory in the grueling two-mile handicap at Flemington Racecourse has proved elusive.
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He said he saw increased uncertainty after Trump's election win but any worsening of the conditions for wind farms would not be of significance until 2020 at the earliest.
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Although the region's sluggish economies warrant a bold policy response, the likelihood is nothing of significance will be done, leaving Latin America at the mercy of international developments and sentiment.
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Though many regarded it as an insider technical affair to produce the fine print attached to the Paris Agreement, it featured a few events of significance for the United States.
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The city is also of significance to American troops as the site of bloody battles in 2004 that killed more than 85033 U.S. troops fighting insurgents from house to house.
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After Democrats captured the House and picked up seven governorships last month, Schumer cast doubt on the possibility of striking a deal with Trump on immigration or anything of significance.
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It all sort of fizzled this week: CBS News reported that after the F.B.I. finally got into the phone (without Apple's help), it found nothing of significance on the device.
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" Sixers coach Brett Brown called it a hard-fought series, adding, "If we're going to do anything of significance, we're always going to have to go through the Boston Celtics.
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The decision was made after dive and helicopter teams had carried out "extensive shoreline and substantial aerial searches" but "sadly no further items of significance have been located," McGregor said.
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Purple has a lot of significance here, as it seems to point to a message of blurring party lines — our two-party system is represented by red and blue, after all.
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"The decision is of significance to any financial institution facing allegations of lack of capacity or defences based on local mandatory laws," Allen & Overy partner James Partridge said in a statement.
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It shows the MSNBC "Morning Joe" interview of Santorum, who endorsed Rubio this week, struggling to list anything Rubio has done of significance in the Senate during an interview on Thursday.
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"Key corporate decisions will be made solely from London in the future; Frankfurt's loss of significance is pre-programmed," the works council said, adding that this would damage the German economy.
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These scenes are treated chillingly, but Detroit seems disinterested in lingering on the people inhabiting the bodies involved, saying nothing of significance about what impact those deaths have on the community.
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"This has a lot of significance because it means that we want to bring an end to the unpleasant past and try to create a new future," Mr. Kim told reporters.
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Mr. Johnson's case has "garnered national attention given the numerous jurisdictions with conviction integrity units facing similar questions of significance to the administration of justice in those states," the judges noted.
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This reconfiguring of focus, or redistribution of significance, invites a reconsideration of the fabric scraps as objects themselves — the meaning and implication of how and why they were made, and by whom.
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With Latinos, the evidence indicates "a possible decline in discrimination, although this trend is outside of conventional levels of significance" — meaning the data isn't statistically significant enough to draw a solid conclusion.
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We might receive little notice, if any at all, that a cabinet officer or administration aide of significance is about to be fired or is planning to quit or has done so.
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Greene was very concerned with recording inscriptions of significance to Egyptology, but this was made difficult by the lighting, as building walls with inscriptions were often split between bright sunlight and shadow.
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It is doubly hurtful because Nagini will be the second character of significance in the Harry Potter universe to be of East Asian heritage, following Cho Chang as Harry's early love interest.
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It will deprive people not only of income, but also of significance; it will hollow out not just the labor market, but also the sense of purpose in so many people's lives.
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In terms of significance it's up there with Reince Priebus, Steve Bannon, and Mike Flynn (to say nothing of James Comey, Sean Spicer, the Mooch, Sally Yates... the list goes on and on).
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Trump and his most ardent supporters, who spent years telling black voters the black guy in the White House had accomplished nothing of significance, now want to take credit for Trump's underwhelming accomplishments.
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There is nothing of significance in her book that the small army of Wilson biographers and scholars of the Progressive era have not been narrating and chewing over since his death in 1924.
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"Through events like this, we offer our members the opportunity to hear directly from individuals who hold positions of significance in the world," Jim Falk, chief executive of the organization's Dallas/Fort Worth council.
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"Mother Emanuel was his destination because it was a historically African-American church of significance to the people of Charleston, of South Carolina and to the nation," Lynch said when she announced the indictment.
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After beginning his presidency with a bang by withdrawing from the Trans-Pacific Partnership pact in January, Mr. Trump has accomplished little else of significance when it comes to reorienting deals with other countries.
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The need to belong and have meaning is exacerbated when people face uncertainty, feel humiliated or deprived, anticipate a loss of significance, or are reminded of their own mortality, all common in conflict zones.
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While no one's sure what the definition of "significance" looks like, legal experts all agree: Because of the law's open-endedness, the right to an explanation won't be clarified until it reaches European courts.
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This is why (point of interest) from blackmirror As one Redditor dives into in great deal in the thread above, Saint Juniper seems to hold a fair bit of significance in the Black Mirror universe.
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"Jeremy and his team oversaw a very complex and challenging turnaround which has restored Permanent TSB to a position of significance in the Irish banking market," Permanent TSB Chairman Robert Elliott said in a statement.
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The fact that Tuesday's encounter took place near Crimea adds an additional level of significance, as the two countries' opposing views on the conflict in Ukraine have become a hot-button issue between the sides.
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"And that has a great deal of significance to both James' case and also to what we now know was going on in a widespread basis, including the fraternity where Tim Piazza died," Freiwald said.
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Loyalist is a term that carries a lot of significance in parts of Canada, but Saint John actually calls itself the Loyalist City, and with good reason: It was founded by, and for, American refugees.
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In response, the Mount Sinai scientists told the company that they actually had found asbestos in Johnson & Johnson's talc but hadn't mentioned it because they thought the levels were too low to be of significance.
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At one point in my life, I thought about these twins and the assorted all-American boys and girls that made up their high school class as often as I did anything of significance in life.
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Miramax and TWC entered into complicated development agreements, but little of significance has come from them thus far ("Bad Santa 2" was made, and flopped on its release last year, failing to earn back its budget).
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RnB and hip-hop began to dominate the singles charts again, and Martin's output didn't yield another number one until Katy Perry released "I Kissed A Girl," which ushered in the writer's second wave of significance.
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Uber will offer free rides to locations of significance to the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community around the country this weekend, a week after a gunman killed 49 people at a gay nightclub in Orlando.
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In a deliberate and significant act for a diasporic community, Qi 2016 launched on October 5th with five exhibitions opening simultaneously in Haifa, Gaza, Beirut, Amman, and London — all places of significance in modern Palestinian history.
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In this way, the real horror of the situations he depicts comes into focus as in a dream where a sense of significance and dread is generated through multiple clues, outflanking the blindness of ordinary perception.
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The "Everywoman" anchorwoman is almost always white — a point raised in fleeting appearances by Mindy Kaling as a rival anchorwoman in "The Morning Show" — and Fox News elevated her race to a new level of significance.
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But Clinton is a necessary enemy for Trump, the bogeywoman who binds together the Republican Party and its president at a time when they have failed to accomplish anything of significance, despite their unified control of government.
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The best of his works hit like a sucker punch and make you feel history like a phantom limb: an aching, tingling sense of what we have lost, all the omissions of significance from our history books.
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Turner said that game held a "ton of significance" for him to this day because when it then came time for the annual September promotions to the Mets, he never got the call he was hoping for.
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Yes, ultimately the date may seem arbitrary, but Milkman's research indicates that picking a day with some form of significance can encourage people to really think through their goals and take the extra steps to accomplish them.
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All participants in the meeting, including Kushner, claim that nothing of significance ended up happening in it — that not only did no dirt change hands but there wasn't even any useful dirt on offer in the first place.
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The game has been played almost every year since 2628, but Thursday's contest held an extra layer of significance: A day earlier, a gunman had stalked the suburban baseball field where members of the Republican team were practicing.
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In an event that rivals the Marine Corps' founding on November 10, 1775, in terms of significance, Corps officials have announced that all Marines may now shield themselves from the rain under the latest changes to uniform regulations.
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I'd like to think that those portrayed in Overlooked would be prime candidates for an obit in The Times today — precisely because they fit a broader standard of significance and impact and, by the way, offer compelling stories.
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There is very little legislation of significance emerging from committee rooms and hitting the Senate floor, and a major bill to repeal the health care law this month took most of the time of the House this spring.
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Streamlining acquisition of the Ford-class also naturally brings the advantage of potentially speeding up construction and delivery of the new ships as well, something of significance to the Navy's fast-tracked effort to reach a 355-ship fleet.
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President Donald Trump has joined in these efforts, setting up a commission to study voter fraud — a commission that was mired by so much controversy and opposition from states that it subsequently shut down without doing anything of significance.
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" Bespoke Investment Group suggests any slight tremor from here could feel like a scary quake: "The longer we go without experiencing any declines of significance, it's going to make the eventual decline feel exponentially worse when it finally happens.
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We don't yet know whether these furtive contacts resulted in anything of significance — but one of these advisers, George Papadopoulos, has already pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI about the matter and has begun cooperating with Mueller's team.
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But there is likely an extra layer of significance to Lewis's decision to wear Nike on the Emmys red carpet, after it was revealed earlier this year that ABC shelved an episode of Black-ish that addressed the NFL kneeling protests.
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We&aposve been looking down the driveway but haven&apost seen anything of significance other than Newt Gingrich and his wife Calista, who, of course, is the ambassador to the Vatican walking in the West Wing a little while ago. Martha?
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But artists who write within the institution — not artists who share a movement, style, medium, or much in common at all — is a category emptied of significance, like people who share the same initials or have all seen the Grand Canyon.
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Bosch, which is a Tier 1 supplier to essentially every auto maker of significance in existence, and Continental, while best known for its tires, also works on advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) as well as the sensors used in automated driving.
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We expected the numbers to match large National Institutes of Health grants, which are a similarly rigorous measure of significance, scientific sophistication and productivity; 30 percent are awarded to women — comparable to the proportion of women tenure-track faculty in neuroscience.
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Researchers should insist that reviewers be given more specific review criteria – such as requirements to explain their ratings of significance and impact, as well as their assessment of scientific quality, as is done at the NIH and the National Science Foundation.
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Perhaps even further establishing himself as a champion of limited government and an opponent of the regulatory state, Kavanaugh wrote that if Congress has not opined on an issue of significance, all regulations related to said issue are presumed invalid.
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But there is another side to this coin which he should, but may not, have considered: What if his statements about the emails produce a victory for Trump and it then turns out that there was nothing of significance in them?
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But it was tennis because her grandmother had some friends who played and because the only club of significance in Liepaja was near Sevastova's home, tucked into the dunes near the Baltic Sea to avoid the worst of the wind.
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Importantly, news organizations have responded to the freedom it ensures by following due-diligence practices that apply much the same logic described here — identify and minimize potential harms while serving the public's right to be informed about matters of significance.
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For reasons that'll never be made entirely clear, there are people out there who want DJing to be difficult and exclusive, who want it to be an activity imbued with the kind of significance reserved for neurologists and chip shop owners.
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She then took him on a tour of the royal collection, where artifacts of significance to America -- including an 18th-century map of New York, old time photos of a golfer at St. Andrews and a pewter horse statuette -- were on display.
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Myanmar, a country that has opened up in recent years and just held its first democratic election, is one place where Lauria expects the firm to invest, but for now none of the other three countries have a startup scene of significance. Yet.
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Ditto for all his rock hero moves, whose main takeaway has less to do with hedonism as political protest or hedonism as means to redemption, than with the insistence that he, Prince, is a genuine Rock Hero, an artiste, an avatar of significance.
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In a new video, shared exclusively with PEOPLE, the music legend and fearless social activist goes deeper into the genesis of the exhibition, which takes the form of a series of mounds composed of earth and items of significance from Lennox's life.
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It's alternately aimed at newcomers to the series, who presumably need hand-holding through the story beats, and insiders who can fill in the narrative gaps for themselves, and feel the weight of significance on things given little gravity in the film.
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Nor does he ask why his readers need Mokhtar to succeed as an entrepreneur–backed now, among others, by the eerily libertarian venture capitalist Peter Thiel, another exemplar of the immigrant American dream–in order for his humanity to be of significance.
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Known for books like Random Acts of Senseless Violence, Let's Put the Future Behind Us, and the Philip K. Dick award-winner, Elvissey, Womack began collecting items of significance to the sky-gazing community by purchasing dollar books at a local used bookstore.
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"This has a lot of significance because it means that we want to bring an end to the unpleasant past and try to create a new future, so it's a very courageous and determined act," Mr. Kim told reporters through an interpreter.
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At a preview party for the Museum of Pizza — held inside a real museum, the New Museum — items like a slice-shaped guitar donated by the musician Andrew W.K. were displayed in glass boxes, as if to conjure an air of significance.
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Trump had frequently told me and others that his son Don Jr. had the worst judgment of anyone in the world" and that his son "would never set up any meeting of significance alone and certainly not without checking with his father.
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Though his parents have passed away, he attempts to control the way in which he remembers them, be it by directing his actors on how to read his parents' letters or traveling to sites of significance, such as in his previous film, Fotografias (2007).
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With LeBron James in his own tier of significance and unpredictability and Kevin Durant still at least a few barbs from his own general manager away from leaving the Golden State Warriors, the next important free agent decision will be made by Paul George.
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FCA has essentially no electric or autonomous technology of significance (although it is supplying Waymo with vehicles), so the merger would certainly not be about competing for those entirely gestational opportunities but rather about solving assorted embedded problems with the existing, traditional auto businesses.
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It will also be of significance for the U.S. presidential election this fall, since a vote in favor of leaving Europe is bound to send shock waves through global financial markets that could adversely impact the U.S. economic recovery in the run-up to November.
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If you have a thin educational system that does not help students see the webs of significance between people, does not even help students see how they see, you're going to wind up with a society in which people can't see through each other's lenses.
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Participants have said that it dealt largely with an American law called the Magnitsky Act, which blacklists those suspected of human rights abuses in Russia, and a ban on the adoption of Russian children, and that nothing of significance was given to the campaign.
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The commission is one of two key federal institutions, alongside the Department of Justice, with the authority to pursue antitrust action against companies, making it a focal point in watching how the Trump administration handles regulatory policies and actions of significance to the tech industry.
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Some observers were heartened when the Senate confirmed James Mattis to be Secretary of Defense, not because he was a dove but simply because he was one of the few people in Trump's inner circle who seemed willing to stand up to him on anything of significance.
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Sitting on the top deck of the bus by the window, one of the few public spaces in London besides the library where it is possible not to feel suffocated, providing you have headphones on, that same quiet feeling—a combination of significance and relief—settled in again.
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"People are tired of these kind of political investigations, and would hope that if there is something of significance that needs to be evaluated, it would be done by perhaps the F.B.I. and some other agency that is not as political as a committee of our body," he said.
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She acknowledges that Manet was a man of his time, but is adamant, citing details she's excavated about interracial mingling in his social and artistic life, that he viewed Laure as a person of significance, just like the model for the white woman in the painting, Victorine Meurent.
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The University of Texas shooting, in which Charles Whitman killed 15 people and wounded at least 31 more using a stockpile of rifles, handguns and a shotgun before the police reached the top of the tower and killed him, was not the only previous high-rise shooting of significance.
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Defense Secretary Mark T. Esper split the difference, noting that there was 'exquisite intelligence' — a term of significance in spy circles — indicating that Soleimani was 'conducting preparing, planning military operations' akin to the 'terrorist activities' he had been pursuing against the United States for more than two decades.
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And as we've seen frequently, Trump's rise to become the Republican nominee for president of the United States is almost entirely thanks to his ability to keep the spotlight squarely on himself, no matter the subject, no matter who's talking, no matter if he has anything of significance to say.
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According to the Foundation for Defense of Democracies' Long War Journal, the release also contains other items of significance, including what it determined are the first-known adult images of bin Laden's son Hamza bin Laden and documents about al Qaeda's relationship with Iran and its role in the Iraqi insurgency.
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As a result, Rhodes was "in the room" for almost every foreign policy decision of significance that Obama made during his eight years in office and in a privileged position to chronicle how the idealism of the early Obama administration faded as it confronted the realities of an often-Hobbesian world.
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And while that moment will go down as the death of an era of Kickstarter successes and a dream of a true third-party smartwatch alternative to Apple and Google's own smartwatch platforms, the end of the Pebble era will hold a different sort of significance to me: the death of hardware buttons.
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McIntosh and Zeitlin split a group of 248 Rwandan villages into three groups: The cash villages were further divided up, based on how much money residents received: On every relevant nutrition and health-related outcome, Gikuriro did absolutely nothing of significance, compared to the control group (the households that received no aid).
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When every history class I ever took featured an endless list of battles won and lost by men, of political contests won and lost by men, of technological advances achieved by men, it's not surprising that the measure of significance seemed to be the yardstick established by men — almost exclusively white men.
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The second disruptor of significance was the rise of the United States as a major supplier to Asia, with Chinese refiners especially keen on the light, sweet oil that made up most of the exports, although it's worth noting that some heavier crude from offshore Gulf of Mexico fields also made its way east.
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"Parades in New York City have this heightened sense of significance that they might not even have back in the old country," said Brendan Fay, an immigrant from Ireland who co-founded the LGBTQ Irish group Lavender and Green Alliance, and spent 25 years fighting to be allowed into New York 's St. Patrick's Day Parade.
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William McDonald, the Times obituary editor, wrote a companion piece about how obituaries are chosen, and addresses its lacks: I'd like to think that those portrayed in Overlooked would be prime candidates for an obit in The Times today — precisely because they fit a broader standard of significance and impact and, by the way, offer compelling stories.
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Even with the H0LiCOW data in the mix now, the new Hubble constant measurement and the one determined from the cosmic microwave background aren't statistically separable to the very high degree of significance astrophysics demands, Anže Slosar, group leader of the Cosmology and Astrophysics Group at the Brookhaven National Laboratory in New York, who was not involved with the study, explained to Gizmodo.
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Author Suzanne Collins said she got the idea for the books when she was flipping channels on TVThe dystopian nation's name, 'Panem,' could have a lot of significance dictionaryJennifer Lawrence was cast as Katniss Everdeen but a lot of famous actresses auditioned for the roleA few famous actors reportedly tested for the role of Peeta although Josh Hutcherson would eventually become the beloved character
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President Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, a man who is not into the details or content of anything of significance, choose to remain on the sidelines.
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McCarthy's last leadership assignment of significance was when he was the lead negotiator for House Republicans on the disastrous $1.3 trillion omnibus bill, the one that was so bad that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE swore he would never sign another one like it, ever again.
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