They're moving off to college — oftentimes, across state lines.
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Oftentimes, "jam sessions" would pop up in the sprawling abode.
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"Oftentimes autism detection science vastly outpaces intervention science," says Warren.
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It's no wonder why viewers and readers oftentimes have whiplash.
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That oftentimes is the critical thing in getting more growth.
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Oftentimes sentiment has already been baked into the stock price.
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He usually paints landscapes, and oftentimes, the settings are familiar.
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But the kids in the middle are oftentimes forgotten about.
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Oftentimes, it's hard to know what he's even talking about.
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Oftentimes, "daddy" doesn't even denote a coherent set of traits.
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Oftentimes, using the same PR firms and deploying similar strategies.
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Oftentimes, these two tasks are at odds, and awkwardness ensues.
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Oftentimes, it's not exactly clear what you're supposed to do.
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Oftentimes algorithmic bias isn't visible until damage has been done.
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Oftentimes I could barely function because I was so despondent.
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And oftentimes they're dangerous — especially when they involve wasp nests.
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Oftentimes, even having the best mattress or pillow isn't enough.
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And, oftentimes, prosecutors become too enamored with their own evidence.
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Oftentimes, then it comes to cybersecurity, that's all you need.
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But oftentimes, it's harder because you're involved in every aspect.
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" Oftentimes it says, "Host now explains personal experience with product.
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Oftentimes, they are staffed by young actors looking to learn.
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Oftentimes, women can judge other women more harshly than men.
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Oftentimes employers aren't even aware that there's a pay gap.
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And oftentimes, I think we're the ones serving them poorly.
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But oftentimes there's a direct correlation between potency and price.
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And oftentimes their jobs may not be the most exciting.
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Oftentimes, the posts mock people's appearance or drug abuse issues.
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Oftentimes, the fact that he is lying is not news.
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Oftentimes, this is all done in just a few months.
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Oftentimes, harassers will delete the content and deny its existence.
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Oftentimes, though, it's not external factors that hold Millennials back.
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Thrift stores are oftentimes filled with unique works of art.
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Oftentimes it's easy to ignore positive behavior from your employees.
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Oftentimes offline merchants want to set up a payment system.
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Oftentimes, when we talk online we don't see someone's actual reaction.
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But for gay people that's actually oftentimes the most important thing.
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Oftentimes, in real life, the Nova Go's longevity is even better.
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Oftentimes, these people have exploited the fears of conservatives for profit.
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They are oftentimes using the opioids to help with the withdrawal.
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Oftentimes a lot more money than there is on the internet.
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Oftentimes I just want to exchange an item, not return it.
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And oftentimes I make a return as a result of that.
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Sex. Oftentimes it's fun and pleasurable, and yes, sometimes it's awkward.
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And so oftentimes they didn't really know what they were doing.
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Oftentimes it's investors who are really looking to push the envelope.
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Oftentimes I end up crying because I am just so proud.
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Then, oftentimes, the group texts to coordinate our party go unanswered.
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Oftentimes, I joked that she was perhaps too good for me.
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Oftentimes, it would just be me and him in the gym.
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Oftentimes, the app captured the most newsworthy moments as they happened.
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The lender, oftentimes a bank, becomes the owner of the property.
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"Oftentimes, we don't do that for work, as professionals," she said.
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Sometimes you can point to an underlying condition, oftentimes you can't.
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Typical symptoms include diarrhea, oftentimes bloody, severe stomach cramps and vomiting.
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They don't anticipate malevolence, oftentimes, or else they willfully ignore it.
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Oftentimes, you literally have to put yourself in someone else's shoes.
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Oftentimes, Shultz said he thinks about how Reagan addressed the issue.
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Oftentimes the person afflicted doesn't know what they are up against.
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Oftentimes people want to work with me because of the celebrity.
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They're oftentimes too restricting, a little too shiny, and too short.
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Oftentimes, common fears get in the way of larger, international exposure.
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"It is oftentimes different than what we've done before," he added.
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But oftentimes, that bear will end up leaving and going on.
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Oftentimes, a certified refurbished laptop never even left its original packaging.
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They're oftentimes identical to standard routers, with some specific settings tweaked.
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These days the "Baywatch" actress oftentimes styles her hair without bangs.
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Oftentimes the best way optimize your savings is through retirement accounts.
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Oftentimes the errors will be in the analysis of the polls.
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Oftentimes when they're casting actors, they like having relatively unknown people.
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Oftentimes, reluctant heroes like to stay in their Clark Kent mode.
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I want to be clear, oftentimes they have figured something out.
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Oftentimes children wind up enrolled in Medicaid after their parents are.
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Oftentimes, Green said managers give deadlines that only work for them.
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But oftentimes consumer technology is just the opposite: It's too complicated.
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I think oftentimes I bring the gift of disruption and corruption.
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And oftentimes the assistance you get for that money is negligible.
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It's so perfect that, oftentimes, it makes me feel like crap.
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Oftentimes, these increases are caused by factors beyond insurance companies' control.
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And oftentimes those tasks come back to bite you later on.
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"Human traffickers oftentimes will brand their victims as property," he said.
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"Oftentimes that can put you out of the running," Augustine said.
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Oftentimes, these are children who arrived to the United States unaccompanied.
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Oftentimes, aches and pains are an accumulation of stress and anxiety.
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And oftentimes ... that particular community doesn't look too kindly on that.
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Oftentimes waiting weeks in one place and walking away with nothing.
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Oftentimes, people believe that whatever worked for them will work for you.
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For example, the study notes that, oftentimes, people swear out of anger.
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"Oftentimes success in the colony depended on herds of cattle," he said.
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I oftentimes tell people that there is a peace in being innocent.
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Oftentimes, we scour the internet to find the best deals for you.
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Oftentimes former resistance becomes support," Wald said Monday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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Oftentimes, the United States wants to pass policies that Apple doesn't like.
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Unfortunately, emergency treatment oftentimes runs upward of $4.58,225 and sometimes much more.
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Oftentimes, fans will "ship" real people instead of merely their fictional characters.
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Oftentimes, Joe, we interview you from far away with a long delay.
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They're also interfacing with consumers who oftentimes have really serious medical concerns.
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"They oftentimes will say that they don't feel pregnant anymore," Minkin says.
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The following documentaries delve into this profitable, pervasive, and oftentimes problematic, industry.
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In the face of extreme temperatures, style oftentimes falls to the wayside.
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Life is expensive and oftentimes our salaries don't totally cover our bills.
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"Oftentimes weather moves, and we saw what was possibly coming," Ringler said.
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That mental edge is oftentimes what separates the pros from the Joes.
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Scott lambasted Trump as late as mid-October for "oftentimes toxic" rhetoric.
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Oftentimes people think a dog is mean, when it's actually just fearful.
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Oftentimes, they'll say, 'no, I'm fine' so you have to be persistent.
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Instead, we're oftentimes consumed with the thoughts and worries in our heads.
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Glassdoor explains that medical billing courses can oftentimes count as this experience.
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In 2016, it's oftentimes a matter of being first instead of accurate.
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Oftentimes, those family members are living in New York, but not always.
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Oftentimes clients have to call back multiple times before they receive funding.
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Still, the common responses to depression are oftentimes, well, not exactly helpful.
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Oftentimes as a bridesmaid, you're not expected to hand over a gift.
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According to Trump, political observers oftentimes forget to count former Virginia Gov.
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Oftentimes, learning that someone else is in the same boat is encouraging.
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The works on display were thought-provoking, eye-catching, and oftentimes fun.
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The problem with this was that oftentimes I'd judge them too harshly.
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Oftentimes, consumers are being baited by criminals looking to do them harm.
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With jobs it's oftentimes not the work that's difficult, but the people.
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Trump also inserts himself at the center of his political philosophy oftentimes.
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And oftentimes, we threw her out there without adequate preparation or staffing.
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The launch also reflects changing trends: mobile, connected and oftentimes younger users.
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Oftentimes, his mind-boggling drawings appear to be jumping off the paper.
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Oftentimes, the most outrageous of plot twists are what make that happen.
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As oftentimes happens, that wasn't the end of the abuse or the trauma.
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Oftentimes, scanning errors are the result of human error and not actual theft.
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Oftentimes, whatever the president does, there are people who will stand behind him.
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FORTENER: And oftentimes, a family is looking at bill of $30,000, $40,000, $50,000.
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But according to Gwen Whiting of The Laundress, oftentimes, clothes can be mislabeled.
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They're not easy conversations to have and oftentimes people shy away from that.
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"Oftentimes, people don't realize that there's a family history of migraine," Gelfand said.
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Oftentimes, it's her tweets about President Donald Trump that gain the most traction.
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While voting in this country should be a straightforward affair, oftentimes, it's not.
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But oftentimes the better the sign up bonus, the steeper the required spending.
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I appreciated what Obama said because oftentimes people don't actually speak about fatherhood.
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And oftentimes when I'm in that space I actually have to say sorry.
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Oftentimes, the scariest part of going to the gynecologist is the waiting room.
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It depends how bad it is, but oftentimes I'll just be completely immobilized.
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It oftentimes gets in the way of medicine and this is one example.
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Each time you have an episode, it's oftentimes worse than the one before.
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It's that behind-the-scenes work that's most fascinating — and oftentimes, most complicated.
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Oftentimes, reports aren't addressed at all, leaving the abusive content on the platform.
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The hustle and bustle of a big city oftentimes allows for such situations.
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Oftentimes there are much better routes for only a handful of dollars more.
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The stuff that you're not sending out theatrically goes to them, oftentimes. Correct.
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But oftentimes, it's better to emotionally free them from the situation, Derhally says.
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This is a national crisis, but oftentimes, the roots of solutions are local.
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But in New York, oftentimes you're in a position where you're with everyone.
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People now watch shows, oftentimes without ads, on their computers, smartphones and tablets.
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Those anecdotal stories are intriguing, heart breaking, up-lifting, depressing, and oftentimes, singular.
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Oftentimes that action would restrict the companies' commercial speech and freedom of association.
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In relationships, ultimatums are not helpful — it's oftentimes healthier to discuss boundaries instead.
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Oftentimes the votes are just for show in order to make a statement.
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Oftentimes, actors will look completely unrecognizable in movies, thanks to makeup and costumes.
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"Oftentimes the security component of the country is the most influential," Warner said.
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"Oftentimes, they know more about it than any critic or historian," he added.
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Unfortunately, when we talk about trade, oftentimes we think about finished products only.
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I find solace in sin because oftentimes I learn so much from it.
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This disease oftentimes challenges a woman's identity, self-esteem, body image and relationships.
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It's not difficult for us to date, but oftentimes it's behind closed doors.
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Oftentimes a simple classroom discussion could easily be cloaked in thick racial tension.
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Oftentimes a project—from development to completion—can take two to three years.
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Oftentimes when Henze is performed, people are wanting to show it is alternative.
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In a legacy industry, oftentimes it's hard to get both parties to adopt.
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He oftentimes presented himself to the president as former Speaker Paul Ryan's foil.
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And oftentimes, you have two parents that support themselves through the entertainment industry.
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Oftentimes, a weak or dead form of the virus or bacteria is used.
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Oftentimes, the start of a new year means turning over a new leaf.
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In addition, marketers oftentimes brainstorm advertising strategies and create content for social media.
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"Oftentimes, people will just wait for the government to do it," Kobach said.
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Let's be honest, oftentimes women can be the gatekeepers of our own oppression.
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Oftentimes, these computers are the entry-level models advertised as their "starting at $...".
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Oftentimes, this is due to ignorance of the issue and how to tackle it.
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Oftentimes, even the smallest acts of kindness can make a difference in someone's life.
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Oftentimes it was obvious to Gostomelsky why a particular person was using a jammer.
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People have tangled oftentimes seemingly contradictory views and seldom fit into narrow ideological silos.
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And oftentimes racial, class, and gender biases get in the way of empathetic identification.
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Though the salon is oftentimes packed with patrons, it's set up to promote introversion.
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Oftentimes, that curriculum doesn't meet the needs of what the kids have to do.
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Oftentimes, as July rolls around, it almost feels too hot to even wear clothes.
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This made for a confusing and oftentimes contradictory educational atmosphere, to say the least.
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Oftentimes, women leave these facilities believing that giving birth is their only "real" option.
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The Old God characters are so larger-than-life and oftentimes over the top.
|
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While a lot of good dubs exist, oftentimes the Japanese voice acting is better.
|
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Oftentimes, clients request photo resolutions far greater than the iPhone 7 Plus' 12 megapixels.
|
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Oftentimes, companies report a "blended" figure, which takes into account word-of-mouth shoppers.
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Global Trade "As tech is oftentimes defined, you're talking about Silicon Valley," says Autry.
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"There's oftentimes language that is a barrier to people's engagement with work," says Winesmith.
|
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Oftentimes, they're a culmination of sexual tension that's been brewing for episodes (or, seasons).
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"Twitter has been oftentimes the slowest to respond," Warner said, according to The Hill.
|
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There's a maturity to this entire ordeal that oftentimes feels lacking in Kardashian controversy.
|
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"You get the dress right before the wedding; oftentimes, somebody needs alterations," she says.
|
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Oftentimes, this is because they're unsure of who they are without their partner. 6.
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"Oftentimes, people may overlook the small expenses that are part of traveling," said Danielski.
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The abstract prize of long term health oftentimes just isn't enough to motivate us.
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Oftentimes the sweetener of choice is honey from the beehive on the South Lawn.
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Instead of a consistent and thorough handbook, the guidelines are confusing and, oftentimes, disturbing.
|
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Oftentimes the preference is associated with particular colors, such as white, red, or pink.
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These sites are oftentimes too good to be true, too sensational to be true.
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So I think oftentimes with great lyricists, they're writing the equivalent, but for grownups.
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Oftentimes, they're still at home in front of a big screen or the iPad.
|
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Oftentimes, users entrust Google with storing priceless family photos, valuable documents and critical emails.
|
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Oftentimes, clients need to make decisions about which world, exactly, they're looking to recreate.
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That situation oftentimes leads to water theft — for profit, for survival, or for both.
|
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If your dog isn't feeling well, it's oftentimes not related to a food allergy.
|
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Oftentimes, it can be hard to follow what Samsung's added to its new smartphone.
|
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Oftentimes shipments carried day-to-day are evenly split between freighter and passenger flights.
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And oftentimes, it takes a while for the danger to actually show its face.
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Oftentimes, the more unpleasant or off-putting a job is, the more it pays.
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Oftentimes they do so out of fear that they&aposll run out of money.
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Oftentimes, this means that for five minutes of racing, you spent two minutes commuting.
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Oftentimes, they feel just as angry at the company for firing their trusted colleague.
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"Oftentimes we get called out together, being the negotiator and the operator," she said.
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As an introvert, big crowds oftentimes render me silent, desperately seeking an escape route.
|
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These platforms explain the process, and offer services and support, oftentimes for a fee.
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Oftentimes, there's pressure to choose a traditional professional route from mentors, parents, and peers.
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So what ended up happening was people bought, oftentimes, the cheapest insurance they could.
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Oftentimes, you might as well be biking in the middle of a busy highway.
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Kids aren't really up at midnight, but they are up at 6 a.m. oftentimes.
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Oftentimes, better organization is all you really need to make your home more livable.
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Then again, Virgos oftentimes have the ability to make any flaw into a superpower.
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"Oftentimes, parents are invested in having their kids dependent on them," Mr. Wesley said.
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We have to do all of this while keeping oftentimes hysterical family members calm.
|
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A shot of whiskey does wonders in tempering what can oftentimes lean too sweet.
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Oftentimes, there's a queue outside the doors even before opening, and for good reason.
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"We're in an era when people oftentimes speak without vetting their information," she said.
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And there's no doubt that oftentimes for worse we're in a conversation with ourselves.
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It requires oftentimes great courage to be active in civic life here in Cuba.
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Because oftentimes parents feel strongly about whether, or not, to sleep train their baby.
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Why do you think it is oftentimes young people who lead movements for change?
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You are typically learning about big national news items, and oftentimes it's just drama.
|
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But oftentimes, unhealthy content can get viral more easily precisely because of those mechanics.
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Entrepreneurs oftentimes underestimate the amount of capital they need when they apply for funding.
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In addition, couture is oftentimes so expensive that very few people actually buy it.
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"Oftentimes, these open source technologies are rather complex to manage," Saarenmaa told Business Insider.
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"Oftentimes, companies just get caught up in the logistics of the implementation," she says.
|
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Oftentimes, you&aposre faced with a trade-off no matter what job you choose.
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Oftentimes, the most important part of writing is rewriting, and Pinker recommends meticulous editing.
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The music unfortunately oftentimes celebrates violence, celebrates degradation of women, celebrates the drug culture.
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The president presents a budget, but oftentimes it's what Congress can put together. Yeah.
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It's a confusing and oftentimes complicated process that varies wildly from state to state.
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Oftentimes when there was violence, it wasn't a hijacker deciding to execute a passenger.
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Oftentimes, the pharmacist would even meet the patient at the barbershop for their check-up.
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Secret Service agents have one of the most restful and oftentimes thankless jobs out there.
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Bezos often credits the success of AMAZON to MacKenziey's support and praises her talent oftentimes.
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You get paid for a lot of work, oftentimes very little of it shows up.
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"Oftentimes when synthetic biology is introduced to the press, there's this overarching sensationalism," he says.
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Oftentimes, for instance, someone's mild cognitive impairment might not be caused by Alzheimer's after all.
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Oftentimes when false confessions happened, they had been in there for a very long time.
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That said, these drugs are oftentimes contaminated or laced with other substances, such as fentanyl.
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And oftentimes, one arrest is enough to get caught up in the criminal justice system.
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Oftentimes strict "morality clauses" forbidding pregnancy were written into their contracts, explain Bianco and Johns.
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He oftentimes covertly snaps pictures on his iPhone and uses the unknowing models as subjects.
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Oftentimes the boycott starts with a great deal of enthusiasm and ends with a whimper.
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Parents of children with autism oftentimes have difficulty having their children tested, as Lange mentioned.
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And even looking at raw numbers, it's oftentimes hard to pinpoint differences between successive generations.
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" Oftentimes, the best answer I can come up with is a sarcastic, "A nap, lol.
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Oftentimes, when someone like handsome white guy Jack makes a mistake, it's, well, a mistake.
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"Oftentimes, the microbes influence the shape of the rocks as they're being formed," Ruff said.
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Oftentimes, people don't want to take their pills or deny that their memory is going.
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Each has a family and has had to leave a job and oftentimes a home.
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In this genre, where spandex is involved, oftentimes the women are pitted against each other.
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Oftentimes, translucencies confuse the camera and tricks it into thinking it's part of the background.
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WILLIAMS: So, Greg, oftentimes you want to say something, but I have a real question.
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Now, they're the loudest voices influencing makeup brands, oftentimes collaborating with companies on curated collections.
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Daily Total: $0 Life is expensive and oftentimes our salaries don't totally cover our bills.
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It was 365 days of oftentimes stressful, regressive politics, but that's not all 2017 was.
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Oftentimes they would end up "spending money on painting and fixing the walls," Septerhed explains.
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Oftentimes, Trump will reach out to said interviewer on Twitter and voice his complaint directly.
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Daily Total: $60.52 Life is expensive and oftentimes our salaries don't totally cover our bills.
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Many cities have multiple airports, and oftentimes flying into the secondary airport will be cheaper.
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And oftentimes, they'll draw from Satanic rituals, but witchcraft has nothing to do with Satan.
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But oftentimes, happily ever after is subsequently followed by a breakup a few months later.
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KENNEDY: Oftentimes you go back and think about -- PERINO: What was your first concert ever?
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But Chang says she still wakes up in a cold panic at 3 a.m. oftentimes.
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Oftentimes such details are omitted from a renewal release, so one shouldn't make any assumptions.
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Leave it to Canadians to shine some light on an oftentimes dark presidential election season.
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Oftentimes, small businesses stick to what they know when it comes to running their business.
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"Oftentimes, atrial fibrillation occurs intermittently and might not occur for a whole week," he explained.
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I know that oftentimes the loudest voices in the room can drown out everyone else.
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Oftentimes the scars' appearance may be incidental to what the poster is trying to portray.
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Oftentimes, people speak of asset allocation in terms of assigned percentage, such as 60/40.
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That female power is one that is oftentimes not seen on screen in this way.
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Oftentimes, you buy a company, you pay a premium, you can't run it the same.
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Oftentimes, they don't want to meet you; they just want proof that they met you.
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Oftentimes, it comes served in a pita and is topped with tahini, onions, and pickles.
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Oftentimes, going this route involves taking multiple individual supplements, which can be tedious and inconvenient.
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Oftentimes, credible advice can be difficult to entangle from more dubious sources, and misinformation abounds.
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He said that oftentimes, fine dining is just used to describe places that have tablecloths.
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Oftentimes, clients do not realize their decisions are being negatively affected by these six biases.
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To be sure, this oftentimes happens for major retailers around the busy holiday shopping season.
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In our current climate, the internet can oftentimes be the biggest weapon against our soul.
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"Oftentimes dreaming gets reduced to the individual process of envisioning something different," Kelley tells Mashable.
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"I think that oftentimes in a federal criminal investigation, things just get left," Sharman said.
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Oftentimes, he shifts our gaze away from architecture and nature and into the shadowy void.
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Oftentimes, there was little to no communication between farm owners and workers on the hill.
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"[Science] oftentimes is this circuitous path and there's as many failures as successes," she said.
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It's hard to do that if the founder's super busy, and oftentimes founders are busy.
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Oftentimes these girls are married off because their families simply can't afford to feed them.
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Going down on pregnant pussy is, oftentimes, a matter of convenience more than anything else.
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Oftentimes you won't know the music of every artists playing in your city each night.
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Materials for motor skills lessons like beads and blocks oftentimes are not provided to teachers.
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Oftentimes, those stories are told by able-bodied individuals, so it's all about the journey.
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The intrusion was carried out by contractors and oftentimes involved listening to and recording children.
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Oftentimes, the steam will include vaporized herbal remedies said to increase the body's healing potential.
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Even the best product management visionaries in the world oftentimes rely on these unconscious metaphors.
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Oftentimes, hair care is deemed a luxury, but in the Black community, it's a necessity.
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Cute can be inventive and shocking while kitsch oftentimes remains in the realm of nostalgia.
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It's a less polite interpretation than the last one, but oftentimes, the best parties are.
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Oftentimes, it can be beneficial to have an intermediary between you and the artist. Why?
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"Oftentimes, their house out here is double or triple their holding in Manhattan," he said.
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Oftentimes, this feature can feel a little gimmicky and not make much of a difference.
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Oftentimes, in the face of bad news or conflict, he remains supernaturally calm and collected.
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"You can still keep that credit line and oftentimes keep the same number," he said.
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"A half done and unused platform oftentimes looks worse than none at all," she says.
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Standardized auditor reports The fact is audit reports are dense and oftentimes impenetrable for investors.
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"Society has taught us that oftentimes, justice IS incarceration," Haynes, the anti-violence organizer, said.
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The first clean meat company, also 2016, also oftentimes referred to as cell-based meat.
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Oftentimes, these depressing statistics are the only story that the media tells about Native Americans.
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Oftentimes, it means listening to something else to literally drown out the sniveling voice. Podcasts.
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"This is why keeping quiet is oftentimes the best idea," the authors of Playbook wrote.
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Considering that we can take someone out of society – oftentimes during young, formative years – and release them back into society – oftentimes decades later – with only the clothes on their back and expect them to succeed in a world unfamiliar to them is a naïve notion.
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Oftentimes the content they contain is intrinsically repulsive, and therefore, shouldn't necessarily trigger delight within us.
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When Trump comes out and just says a thing—Trump oftentimes seems like he's parodying himself.
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Oftentimes, Hakim writes, these co-workers are lashing out because they're insecure about their own jobs.
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Oftentimes, problems can be worked out at the polls with a polite assertion of your rights.
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Oftentimes, the only consequence for not fulfilling a bid is a strike against the seller's account.
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"It has been a moment of concern, of oftentimes great frustration and anger, absolutely," said Khan.
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More disappointing is that oftentimes I couldn't really find a reason to actually use extended mode.
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Oftentimes, they actually need to instead face the shame head on if they are to grow.
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Oftentimes, people will argue whether a win was "big enough" for students to storm the court.
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And oftentimes, they indicate that they do not know and that there is an ongoing investigation.
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Oftentimes when Jackson was in the hospital, I would go and spend a whole day there.
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This can oftentimes be due to a lack of funding for women's athletic programs in schools.
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But exactly this non-AI part is oftentimes the real value proposition of AI-driven companies.
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Oftentimes the soup will also have olive oil, Parmesan, or chicken sprinkled in for added taste.
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Oftentimes, it doesn't permit users to send photos or links—just text messages, gifs, and emoji.
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The babies had just been separated from their birth parents, most oftentimes due to drug use.
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In older people or those with weak immune systems, these added risks can oftentimes be fatal.
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Nyle DiMarco: Oftentimes when I am invited to LGBTQ events, they are unable to provide interpreters.
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But those messages have largely been overtaken by other news, oftentimes generated by the President himself.
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But there is a constant struggle oftentimes with people who have power about sharing that power.
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Oftentimes, it's my job as a trainer to give them the opportunity to invest in themselves.
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Victims of fires and storms alike depend on oftentimes-vulnerable infrastructure to talk to each other.
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But first, we have to acknowledge what has broken — and that is oftentimes the hardest part.
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"We are in an era when people oftentimes speak without having vetted the information," she said.
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"Oftentimes, they've never seen a place in the world where people don't have toilets," she said.
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Victoria Beckham said her microphone was oftentimes turned off when she performed with the Spice Girls.
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Selling a home and netting the largest profit possible can oftentimes be a game of luck.
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And oftentimes, that can result in a dynamic of too many demands with too few justifications.
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Celebrities' outfits are oftentimes even more highly anticipated than the designs being showcased on the runway.
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The Chamber complained that oftentimes different regulators conduct overlapping exams of companies that could be streamlined.
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And yes, all of these positive initiatives can result in (an oftentimes justifiable) higher final bill.
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And oftentimes, at first, you can add muscle and the scale will reflect that you're heavier.
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When music is being created by us, we oftentimes reach kind of a trance-y state.
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Oftentimes, Goldstein told me, tech accessories geared toward femme people are fashionable, but not necessarily practical.
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Oftentimes the concept of a "budget flagship" is heavily weighted toward the budget side of things.
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Oftentimes, recruiters make the mistake of putting technical competency above all else during the recruitment process.
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Politics ain't beanbag, and oftentimes political actors have very good reason to stand by problematic actors.
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Oftentimes, requests for changes are fairly minor, and many writers say they learn to step back.
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"They're oftentimes having mercy or duty sex because they want to maintain their relationship," she said.
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Today, when you see a recipe, oftentimes it's ... you'll see just hands quickly making a recipe.
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They're entertainment, they're oftentimes driven by people's personal tastes, like music and comedy and the like.
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"Oftentimes the people who are hurting the immigrant community could be hurting US citizens," she said.
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"Oftentimes they have taken every drug that is commonly available," said Dr. Evelyn Mbugua, an internist.
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"When you say the word 'compromise,' oftentimes everyone in the room is turned off," she said.
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Oftentimes the price in SkyMiles correlates to the cash price of a flight, though not always.
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"Oftentimes you've got to take a small advantage when you can," Astros manager A.J. Hinch said.
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Oftentimes, people have bought these products off the black market rather than through legal vape shops.
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Oftentimes heroin users mix multiple drugs (opiates + benzodiazepines or opiates + alcohol) to obtain their desired high.
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The reasons for writing these Notes vary, but oftentimes they are mea culpas for public errors.
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Oftentimes, targets of FISA warrants — like foreign diplomats — speak to or about Americans on the phone.
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Then you get thrown into forced arbitration where, oftentimes, the company picks your arbitrator for you.
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Because oftentimes that path is not a straight line—there are twists and turns and falls.
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They also waive their right to an appeal and, oftentimes, to participate in a class action lawsuit.
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And, each one grew to be a fearsome politico and oftentimes terrifying warrior in their own right.
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Oftentimes ending fatally, these are inhumane acts of domestic terrorism and they should be treated as such.
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Golden Globe nominees always seem to leave something behind; oftentimes it's their drink or their acceptance speech.
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The report notes that oftentimes these injuries and deaths are preventable given effective health and safety measures.
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"Oftentimes, you can boost your rewards return two- or three-fold just by using them," he said.
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Oftentimes, passengers would feel disoriented from repeatedly experiencing periods of feeling extremely heavy and then feeling weightless.
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"Oftentimes if there are no state income taxes, the state will need another revenue source," he said.
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Oftentimes I feel like Berlin is holding me back, so I can't stay here for too long.
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I think that energy is really important because oftentimes people don't know how they can get involved.
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And oftentimes, they will keep trying to get that back by doing more and more of it.
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Oftentimes women, especially petite women, are used to not taking up all the oxygen in the room.
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As indicated by the Hollywood Reporter ballots, oftentimes animated films are seen as being solely for children.
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Oftentimes, they're about her work: her many, many awards and nominations, her celebrated performances, her unparalleled career.
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It can be quite the mental battle, and oftentimes I choose not to engage with these environments.
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Sloping streets wind up and around town — oftentimes I'd end up where I started without knowing how.
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Oftentimes airlines will not let you check in online if you are bringing a pet with you.
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Oftentimes you get signals crossed ... especially when you've been in a relationship for a really long time.
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That is, digital advertisers oftentimes don't have much control over the sites where their ads might surface.
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"Calvinism is oftentimes and, unfortunately, wrongly identified almost exclusively with the notion of predestination," Dr. Schweiker says.
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We discover what we like and stick with it, which can oftentimes mean regularly opting for quickies.
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The tricky thing about everyday expenses is that they are oftentimes integral to day-to-day life.
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Oftentimes this getting out involved getting into Matt's car, an Eagle Talon the color of blue Gatorade.
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Oftentimes, the tasks are taken out of context, and it's not clear what purpose they may serve.
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By the next cycle, oftentimes, those newly minted stars are cast aside for someone younger and fresher.
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Oftentimes, when a couple has angry or make-up sex, there's a dynamic of power and control.
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" That is why the survivors of this darkness are oftentimes "the women whose names we'll never know.
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Oftentimes, it's starting that's the hardest part, but I'm here by your side, and I'm not judging.
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Oftentimes, he added, interns are "recruited on the base of personal or social connections," thus perpetuating inequality.
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Oftentimes, patients are required to sign a disclosure form regarding these exceptions, which vary slightly by state.
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I do know this, that oftentimes right-wing conservatives will label you, they will call you names.
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Oftentimes, the WWE's scariest characters are the ones who never say anything or reveal anything about themselves.
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But oftentimes it's not with a lot of fanfare and usually not with a public market debut.
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That figure ebbs and flows, oftentimes going up (or down) by double digits on any given year.
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And oftentimes, buried in there, is an arbitration clause, waiving your right to a civil jury trial.
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It cuts deeply into education and training programs it regards (oftentimes wrongly) as ineffective or poorly evaluated.
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I feel, oftentimes, I'm on the outside observing things, so I notice things other people might not.
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Oftentimes these companies are highly interdisciplinary, spanning multiple fields and bringing together technologies to solve problems creatively.
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It's not realistic, oftentimes, to ask them to come down to Capitol Hill to do Hill visits.
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But oftentimes, trained professionals can spot red flags that would have gone unnoticed by the general public.
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Whomever is in the role serves at the pleasure of the President, and oftentimes for many years.
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Oftentimes, though, the selection of work-appropriate attire available feels like it's about 10 years too late.
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It helps soften the oftentimes uncomfortable request by replacing the cold language of transactions with colorful visuals.
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Occupational licensing acts much like unions do, oftentimes creating unnecessary barriers of entry into certain labor markets.
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Horowitz: Oftentimes a cultural strength ends up being — if you're not careful, it can be a weakness.
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Oftentimes, they had to take bold risks to set themselves apart early in their career, she said.
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Oftentimes tackle, like, very difficult personal subjects and process it by talking about it on YouTube. Woo!
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He's had a long career before the superhero movies and is oftentimes given the bad guy roles.
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When it's nearly 100 degrees at Burning Man, clothing tends to be limited, and oftentimes even optional.
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It is oftentimes possible to overcome major differences in a relationship but it might take some work.
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"I remember growing up and oftentimes comparing myself to women with straighter hair, lighter skin," she said.
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"Oftentimes, merchants will ask you if you'd like to do the purchase in U.S. dollars," Schulz said.
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Oftentimes, she wrote in her paper, married couples flirted to "create a private world with the spouse."
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"Oftentimes people draw upon — current intelligence officials, administration officials — draw upon that expertise and knowledge," he said.
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Oftentimes, flare-ups are actually caused by things that we don't even realize, like a simple shower.
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For women with curves who are in-between the two, dressing for oneself can oftentimes feel difficult.
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Gilligan also said the show oftentimes used color to portray certain energies and even predict certain fates.
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"Oftentimes, when we're feeling anxious about something, we avoid the things that make us anxious," Barish said.
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I've learned in leadership that unless you make something a big priority, oftentimes it doesn't get done.
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Oftentimes migrants are in detention for months while they wait for their asylum cases to be processed.
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Oftentimes, the guilty were not punished, and hate crimes were encouraged by speeches from senior BJP leaders.
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The reasons for writing these Notes notes vary, but oftentimes they are mea culpas for public errors.
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"Nurses get frustrated and oftentimes leave the profession because they can't work without breaks," Dr. Watkins said.
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Oftentimes, smaller lenders like credit unions can offer much lower interest rates than bigger banks and lenders.
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Oftentimes, voters assume an ID is required to vote, but that is not true in many states.
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While I oftentimes feel very lonely, I understand that there are countless others who feel the same.
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It's going to take some time, and the legislative process oftentimes cannot keep up with technological advances.
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People oftentimes don't learn tactics to share their feelings with their partners effectively until it's too late.
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Mexican cuisine is oftentimes delicious and flavorful, but not everything that restaurants dish up is worth ordering.
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Oftentimes, this information is not easy to find because it would make you reconsider downloading their app.
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The two became close friends but Hannah's seizures would oftentimes rob her of memories of them together.
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Oftentimes, that means we don't pause and ask 'the why' behind the salary; we just 'go do.
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Oftentimes, it's as simple as providing some motivation for people to walk a little bit more everyday.
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As in the case of Singapore, securities are oftentimes more stringently regulated than other kinds of assets.
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"What is oftentimes missing is the quality of the audience," Ms. Venkat said about Nielsen viewing data.
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Oftentimes, restaurants automatically add a gratuity to the bill for large parties, so check before you pay.
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Oftentimes, my dough is uneven and either too thick or thin, so it ruins the final product.
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"Trains will oftentimes stop along that stretch where I fish and they'll block that pathway," she said.
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Oftentimes these paintings and photographs can be hung as-is or easily spruced up with fresh frames.
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In porn, bisexual women are oftentimes fetishized as their attraction to different genders is read as promiscuity.
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Oftentimes, it leads to spending money on cars, gadgets and clothes that don't actually make you happy.
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Oftentimes, too, managers rely on their intuition — but ideas that are truly innovative typically go against experience.
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Another way of putting this is that, oftentimes, developed-world renewables aren't competing with other new sources.
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Well, I kept relationships while I was there, but oftentimes ... But an anchor, that's a big job.
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Such attacks are so insidious and oftentimes so insufficiently understood that they rarely make front-page news.
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Our content will oftentimes be more nuanced and access-driven, and we'll focus on telling interesting stories.
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Oftentimes, when you're interviewing for a job, red flags can go off about certain parts of the culture.
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When it came to connecting all this to global warming, Braverman added, oftentimes the locals had no clue.
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Other actors who have inhabited iconic roles oftentimes seem resentful toward the singularity of the fame they bring.
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Oftentimes, political events are scheduled in combination with official ones to amortize the sums that will be repaid.
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Torres finds most of them homes, oftentimes driving hours – and once days cross country – to personally deliver them.
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While some users purposefully seek out fentanyl, oftentimes dealers discreetly cut their advertised heroin products with the drug.
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Oftentimes, the US brand owner does not even know their famous trademark has been registered by someone else.
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According to Posner, "kids with ADHD oftentimes have emotion-related symptoms," including emotional reactivity and poor frustration tolerance.
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But they are also determined and sensitive with a fighting spirit — and oftentimes an excellent instinct for business.
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Finally, recognize that "oftentimes, buying your first home means you're not buying your dream home," Bach tells CNBC.
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So Charles, is it your sense that -- and I use the markets oftentimes as a proxy for this.
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Oftentimes, once the consumer starts to notice they don't feel right, it's too late to reverse the effects.
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On one hand, I respect the fact that that's the writing that oftentimes resonated with people the most.
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They were like these big cuddle parties, and oftentimes people would go off somewhere and have sex afterward.
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"Oftentimes it's very difficult to prove these allegations [of harassment], but it helps to have evidence," Brooks said.
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Oftentimes, her fashion choices are reflective of the policies and initiatives she's introduced while at the White House.
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Oftentimes it feels as though art satisfies itself by "raising the question" or "complicating ideas" about a subject.
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As "Shark Tank" investor Barbara Corcoran told Business Insider, oftentimes they love you too much to be objective.
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"Oftentimes people are concerned about exposures in the environment or genetics or things you can't control," she said.
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Oftentimes involves tears, anger, outrageous statements (everyone remembers Corinne's "platinum vagine" quote), and plenty of blooper-reel fodder.
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It didn't take long before kids—nature's idiots—began ingesting these bright, alluring, and oftentimes tasty new poisons.
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Social media stats dictate success and oftentimes, young songwriters without a marketing team can fall by the wayside.
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Oftentimes it's when you're younger, but I think it's important to remember you can be 27 or 57.
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And when you're on a trip with your best friend and her husband, that someone, oftentimes, is you.
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Oftentimes, they're simply extending the term of the loan and not reducing the actual price of a car.
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Oftentimes someone with a small background role in one series ends up leading an entire record-breaking show.
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And oftentimes, the NRA will point to that as an example and say, see, these things don't work.
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You are also giving up your right to an appeal and, oftentimes, to pursue a class-action lawsuit.
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Oftentimes, they're a complete ripoff of the genuine product, like an Apple Watch clone or a Fitbit bootleg.
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Staying the course during times of market stress is oftentimes the most difficult, but frequently the best course.
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Oftentimes we think we need to feel confident before we try something, but it's actually the opposite order.
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Almost all of boxing's biggest money fights featured at least one past his prime fighter, and oftentimes both.
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"Oftentimes, we look at all these questions and feel so overwhelmed that we take no action," he added.
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Oftentimes, members of the royal family will make planned visits to Cheltenham — but occasionally they just drop in.
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Feedback is a gift, and oftentimes the feedback from mentors is the most real you will ever receive.
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Oftentimes, the data given to an AI includes human biases, and so it learns to be biased too.
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Oftentimes cybercriminals will send targeted messages to get you to click on a link or open an attachment.
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Oftentimes, existing investors are among the first to put in, and that appears to be the case here.
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Oftentimes they won't accept credit cards; always they are reluctant to give you change from your $50 bill.
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Oftentimes, the news leans toward the negative side and doesn't offer much in the way of a solution.
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Oftentimes the artist completely removes their faces, leaving a void of nothingness in the center of the compositions.
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Oftentimes, you would find my sisters and me tagging along with my parents, giving back at soup kitchens.
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Shay has a secondary strategy for ensuring her professional success in a competitive and oftentimes physically arduous industry.
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Oftentimes, she finds herself on the street, dispensing hugs or patiently listening to the worries of young protesters.
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"People oftentimes don't understand that there are two very important Medicaid laws that help Medicare beneficiaries," Bedlin said.
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"We oftentimes fail to acknowledge an undeniable tension that exists at the core of TSA's mission," said Sen.
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But the overlap between those people — oftentimes poor and at risk — and Dolce & Gabbana's customer base seem slim.
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But just because these messages are oftentimes lighthearted or normal-seeming, that doesn't mean they can't be dangerous.
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An achievement that might embarrass Android phone manufacturers whose loyalty to their devices is oftentimes measured in weeks.
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The child learns that oftentimes something they thought was dangerous is actually safe and something they can handle.
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Both cities are always seeing hot new restaurant openings, but oftentimes those comes with some steep dollar signs.
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Older people oftentimes have thick skins and are cynical, and young people are fresh and full of hope.
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Oftentimes well-intentioned regulations aimed at real problems end up locking us into a static way of thinking.
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Change is good, and somewhere along the way, she and party officials forgot that oftentimes, fresh is refreshing.
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Oftentimes shows won't accept going second or third for an interview, and they'll just skip the guest instead.
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Oftentimes, facial cleansers strip away everything, including natural oils, giving your face a raw, damaged, and dry sensation.
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Oftentimes, they would tumble into positions within a foot of audience members, stirring the air and causing discomfort.
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Oftentimes, the emotions experienced during déjà vu are reflective of the same emotions experienced during the actual crisis.
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After a seasonal shopping bender, the urge to debut your haul can oftentimes feel like scratching an itch.
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Clinton did it through low-key strengths that happen to be valuable against Trump — oftentimes even more so.
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She only knew so many stories, so oftentimes she would tell the same ones over and over again.
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Oftentimes, she would buy homes for her employee's families to live in while they worked on her home.
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Oftentimes "they" feel threatened, although in most cases we are unarmed and are not a threat to anyone.
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Oftentimes, the guys that maybe have the uphill battle, they work the hardest and do the best job.
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"Couples want validation from followers and friends," she said, and oftentimes they do that with photos and hashtags.
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"Oftentimes people are seeking support because they're already emotionally, financially vulnerable," said Galvez, the Los Angeles-based midwife.
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And of course, oftentimes the role of fact-checking Trump can give the impression that journalists are biased.
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" "The president still says 'wall' - oftentimes frankly he'll say 'barrier' or 'fencing,' now he's tended toward steel slats.
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I think she oftentimes felt like she wasn't included in that and was sort of on the sidelines.
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Oftentimes, we are the only other people present when someone passes away, and have to handle grieving family.
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"Oftentimes you're more productive and effective when you're working remotely because you're better able to focus," Reynolds said.
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But oftentimes the President returns to the same type of aggressive language in the hours and days afterward.
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"Oftentimes, people don't have $10, $15, or $20,000 laying around," Gabrielle Rapport, Operation Tiny Home's founder, told Insider.
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And oftentimes, it seems that going through the steps of preparing tougher answers ensures you won't need them.
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Still, Insatiable plays the carnage around Patty as a necessary and oftentimes humorous tragedy, even into season 2.
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"Take a pause before you react because oftentimes, we're re-enacting roles from our childhoods," Dr. Birditt said.
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I actually think it's part of the interview process, but oftentimes we think of it as something separate.
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"Oftentimes there was a concentration of fluorescence associated with the external features of their reproductive organs," says Davis.
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"I think oftentimes people think kids just get diarrhea or stomach aches for other reasons," Ms. Kalt said.
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Although cats with lion-like haircuts are oftentimes pretty cute, Richter said shaving a cat isn't exactly healthy.
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Oftentimes, you're going to have to outbid your rival in order to bring that qualified candidate on board.
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Sometimes TFI's measures are a stopgap until new policies are formed, but oftentimes they become the strategy, itself.
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Trump has emphasized the importance of the U.S.-Saudi alliance, oftentimes exaggerating the financial benefits of Saudi investments.
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"Oftentimes people still think China is about low-tech, China is about copying from the West," Shen said.
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"Oftentimes we get to the point in our careers where we&aposre afraid of looking dumb," said Kutcher.
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Oftentimes, they're just not equipped to do it, said Debby Irving, a racial justice writer who is white.
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Oftentimes, the whimsical upending of the expectation we didn't even realize we held succeeds in bringing a smile.
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Oftentimes, the furniture now worth the most are short-run designer collaborations or were "flops" that were quickly discontinued.
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Internet-connected devices are oftentimes marketed as a cheap and easy way to wield more control over your home.
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"The stock broker, oftentimes, will recommend some new thing that the home office is pushing," says attorney Curtis Carlson.
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Oftentimes, the result of the new conservative jurisprudence has been a straightforward attack on the outcomes of democratic governance.
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Comedy is oftentimes the product of a social intelligence that becomes the currency of romance and something that heals.
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After all, The Morning Show revolves around the oftentimes petty goings-on of, well, a fictional national morning show.
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Stevens touches on this, pointing out how sexual assault storylines oftentimes take over more than one episode of series.
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Oftentimes, however, women are blamed for their sexual assault after they face the already difficult task of coming forward.
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"These can make your dog sick (usually with diarrhea), but oftentimes the dog will carry them asymptomatically," Reynolds says.
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These days, when I encounter non-Asian people wearing Asian trends, oftentimes they're from trips they took to abroad.
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And I think a lot of young men take that to heart … [But] oftentimes there's nothing you can do.
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As a mom, I always know exactly what I am looking for and oftentimes it's really hard to find.
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As we've learned from terrible women's products designed by men, oftentimes people have no idea what others actually want.
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I'll have that typically a few minutes after 6 o'clock, or oftentimes I'll wake up a little bit early.
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Oftentimes, the already-approved drugs don't work for a patient, and a clinical trial can be their last resort.
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While you can avoid many issues by following the tips and tricks above, returns are oftentimes "inevitable," Skirboll says.
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Big city living oftentimes translates to accepting the lesser of two evils when it comes to affordability and aesthetic.
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"Oftentimes, people think that the only way to make a deal is to sign a legal document," Lemonis says.
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Most wounds are closed using sutures or staples, but oftentimes these "mechanical" approaches cause further tissue damage and stress.
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HM: Oftentimes, things have to end for a new structure to begin, to start living from a new philosophy.
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Oftentimes, it's not only what you do every day, but also what you don't do that defines your leadership.
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Oftentimes, people from those places don't feel at home in the United States, especially in Washington, DC right now.
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So oftentimes if I would bring up a concern, I would be embarrassed and struggling to bring it up.
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Oftentimes, storage isn't as big a concern though, unless you're uploading many high resolution images to advertise your products.
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Oftentimes, people respond too strongly to their friends' relationship issues, and they might say harsh things like, Dump them!
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Cold-weather accessories don't just keep us warm, but they oftentimes can revive even the dullest of winter looks.
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One reason this is a tough question to answer is that I think competition is oftentimes a public good.
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Now, SoftBank is competing heavily for deals that they like and oftentimes this means valuations have gone up again.
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Everywhere you looked on the map last Tuesday night, Democratic voters were backing women -- and oftentimes women of color.
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And for those measurements, we oftentimes draw an incorrect causal link between one anecdotal story and quantification of results.
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Oftentimes, even if a client wants to test out using alternative data, it's too difficult for them to try.
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Oftentimes piling on abortives will marginally dull headache pain, but actually lead to a higher frequency in headache incidence.
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Oftentimes, these restrictions are so expensive that the costs of implementing them cause many clinics to close down altogether.
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Oftentimes, they'll send you notices saying you need to make these changes to your property to keep the policy.
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Oftentimes, the brewers get creative liberty to decide what to put in a small batch and have customers try.
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As research shows, how you spend matters, and, oftentimes, is more important than how much you spend in total.
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"Oftentimes when a prospect comes to me with multiple advisors, I see a completely disjointed investment strategy," Sipes said.
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Oftentimes you get the sense that their clothes are supposed to be, if not bad, then at least unusual.
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And oftentimes they can tolerate the vegetable or fruit if it's microwaved or cooked, but not if it's raw.
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Oftentimes, they're either too small, too big, too thin, too thick, too heavy, too light...the list goes on.
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Even worse, the vast, vast majority of those suits are brought by non-practicing entities, oftentimes called patent trolls.
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For Reagan's part, his natural sunniness helped ease her abiding anxiety and her oftentimes bleak view of the world.
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Oftentimes those 'how to' instructions enable others to accomplish the same result by finding another method to get there.
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Clinton's next opponent is similarly detached from details but oftentimes doesn't even seem to know what side he's on.
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Oftentimes, the loser of a match is required to permanently remove his mask—a career-ending symbol of defeat.
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Oftentimes, it takes a long time for the dishes to be picked up and served, so they get cold.
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"Although jihadi hubs are oftentimes located in socio-economically deprived areas, this is not always the case," Nesser wrote.
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"I don't always announce that a post is an ad — oftentimes I just tag the brand," she told Insider.
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The breed wasn't brought to the US until the 1980s, and it is oftentimes written off as a corgi.
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New ones premiere every week and oftentimes don't have very long to prove their worth to the streaming service.
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These servers have the express purpose of bringing students together and building, oftentimes focused on recreating their college campuses.
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These servers have the express purpose of bringing students together and building, oftentimes focused on recreating their college campuses.
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To be able to have a nice breakfast has become extremely important because oftentimes we didn't even get that.
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"What that tells you is political friends oftentimes are good friends for a chapter of your life," he said.
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The comics jump around in time, oftentimes heading back to the past as far back as the American Revolution.
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Oftentimes, that means they plan to pass down their business to a family member or sell it, Swanciger said.
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Another wrinkle here is that, oftentimes when people work in, they share the workload of loading and unloading plates.
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Oftentimes a large herbivore like a mammoth or mastodon would wander into the thick, black pools and become stuck.
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Oftentimes, custodial parents find themselves unable to go to court to fight for the child support they were promised.
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"You want to do what is best, but oftentimes, it's hard to figure out what is best," she writes.
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She has frequent, opinionated discussions with him, oftentimes more than once a day, via telephone, according to the source.
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Oftentimes, women have been treated as disposable in film, used as filler and background to make things look pretty.
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Apprenticeships, community colleges and technical schools are also a pathway to a rewarding career -- oftentimes without crushing education debt.
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Oftentimes, medical exams are conducted in your home or office, without a trip to a doctor's office or hospital.
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I find it curious that oftentimes my seed entry ends up out of the puzzle when it's all done.
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Oftentimes, I think these images become poverty porn, transforming the toil of industrial laborers, miners, and street urchins into beauty.
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Oftentimes, prior support becomes resistance on the way back up so that's what I'd be looking at as a ceiling.
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For both of these fundamental rights the court will scrutinize and oftentimes strike down any state regulation that burdens them.
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"These events are so rapid and stressful that, oftentimes, it's hard for people to even remember what happened," he said.
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" But he also said the media must "stop the endless hostility and constant, negative, and oftentimes false, attacks and stories.
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The document said the 1.2 billion-member Church "oftentimes appears as too severe and is often associated with excessive moralism".
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Oftentimes, the related files will be part of a back-end that can't just be scraped by a web crawler.
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F: I grew up in a very unconventional and oftentimes difficult household at a place where I didn't feel safe.
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But Dyantyi, like several other organizers working on limited resources, oftentimes without pay in the fight against GBV, is drained.
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As a budget Android handset, you're sacrificing high-end features, build quality, and oftentimes aesthetics for something cheap and functional.
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In 2013, a Senate report described the centers' intelligence as as "oftentimes shoddy, rarely timely, sometimes endangering citizens' civil liberties."
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Oftentimes Super Mario Run, the first smartphone game created by Nintendo, feels like a compromised version of the classic games.
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He's spent time cultivating a new presence that investigates, explores, and, oftentimes, redeems other controversial YouTube creators through multipart series.
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In town after town, city after city, police departments responded to calls, oftentimes from multiple locations within a small radius.
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Oftentimes, these bots are part of larger fake traffic schemes set up to drain money from advertisers with fraudulent numbers.
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Oftentimes, companies want to use social media or certain technology more effectively, but they're not sure how to do so.
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Interns are paired up with a host for the summer who acts as a project manager, mentor and oftentimes, friend.
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Many families have been faced with the decision to evacuate, but oftentimes when they return, their homes could be destroyed.
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The unease is further compounded by the technical complexity of the issue, which oftentimes leads candidates outside their rhetorical wheelhouse.
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Oftentimes when Trump says things that aren't true, he's bullshitting — throwing chum out into the mediasphere to see what happens.
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Oftentimes, I would watch a scene and have no idea what it was supposed to convey, beyond raw plot information.
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And oftentimes, when violence against sex workers does happen, sex workers can't always go to the police to report it.
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Oftentimes, if you mess with one thing, something else breaks so I try not to "improve" on it too frequently.
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Oftentimes, those Americans hired work only a few weeks before the itinerant nature of the job leads them to quit.
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They'll oftentimes have more experience in certain areas, and can share their own lessons learned and advice on fostering growth.
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They already don't believe stories produced by the media -- oftentimes without even reading the stories to check the underlying facts.
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Oftentimes you don't even have to show up in person to finish a job, relying instead on remotely controlled devices.
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Oftentimes, animals would be incorporated into the often violent and intimidating (if also, perhaps, slightly playful) samurai helmets and armor.
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Oftentimes, we measure a person's righteousness by how willing they are to cut personal ties to perform their civic duty.
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It's just a matter of the finger-pointing that when things go wrong, oftentimes it's like someone else screwed up.
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While the result is confounding, and oftentimes maddening, it's not exactly a new development in the world of US politics.
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Bullock was assigned a look Moss wore in a 1996 Versace show, oftentimes considered one of Moss's most iconic looks.
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But oftentimes these executives are actually onboard with Hurd's message and are already using Oracle's cloud software as a service.
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Oftentimes I found myself dreading the end of a chapter, knowing it'd watching a show I had no interest in.
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America is at war, a war that knows no boundaries or borders and oftentimes finds civilians caught in the crossfire.
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"The president still says 'wall' — oftentimes frankly he'll say 'barrier' or 'fencing,' now he's tended toward steel slats," he added.
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The CW's "Gossip Girl" is known for its fashions, dramatic feuds, and, most notably, its powerful and oftentimes dysfunctional relationships.
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Contrary to popular belief, oftentimes you're not entitled to a free refill after you purchase a single cup of coffee.
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Madeiros said he's seen pushing a wheelbarrow oftentimes in the basement and sometimes in the ballroom tending to a fireplace.
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Of course there are techniques to help you do these things, but oftentimes thinking about things gets in the way.
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New Balance is known for its chunky but colorful tennis shoes that are oftentimes worn simply as a fashion statement.
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Schuster said long and oftentimes solo deployments by US Navy ships in familiar waters may be part of the problem.
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" Kelly continued, "The president still says 'wall' — oftentimes frankly he'll say 'barrier' or 'fencing,' now he's tended toward steel slats.
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Truck drivers work long hours, they're away from home for weeks on end, and oftentimes sleep inside the trucks themselves.
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Oftentimes the platforms even allow investors to tweak how much of their investment goes into specific causes or social issues.
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One way women are closing the gender gap, though time-consuming and oftentimes expensive, is by getting one more degree.
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But oftentimes, we hold on to our friends because it's a lot easier than breaking up and finding new ones.
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The company claims the entire process is quick enough that it oftentimes updates before donations are officially tallied and tracked.
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Early last week, senior Republicans in both chambers were dismissing the effort, oftentimes with an eye roll and a chuckle.
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"The difference between success and failures is oftentimes who you know and when," Unshackled founding partner Manan Mehta told TechCrunch.
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Oftentimes, says Gage, the seller can assist with closing costs and help the buyer offset the cost of the point.
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You know, even just kind of a slight nod or a bow oftentimes will get kind of the job done.
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Being this precociously ambitious can oftentimes backfire, but they collectively have the musicianship to match their boldness, and then some.
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It brings out the heart and adds that emotional heaviness that I feel that oftentimes the music alludes to anyway.
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Yet BoJack Horseman is a sublime exploration of addiction, depression, and, oftentimes, hope in the face of your biggest demons.
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Oftentimes, the oil and gas in the ground were worth substantially more than what was reflected in the share price.
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Since Champagne comes from a specific region in France with strict requirements, it oftentimes comes with a high price point.
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"Oftentimes we care about how players handle failure; I care about how players handle success," Manager A. J. Hinch said.
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Oftentimes, Professor Rogers said, worker centers like Awood that organize along affinity lines of culture or religion can force change.
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Though my reality is oftentimes amazing (which I am grateful for), it can be difficult and hard to deal with.
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Oftentimes, products are left in warehouses because they were returned, or certain batches of inventory contain some type of defect.
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Oftentimes, the influencer has no involvement with the company and very little recourse to stop them from using their images.
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Washington is filled with political operatives who inflate their importance and take credit, oftentimes where it might not be due.
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Considering the oftentimes dark nature of some corners of the internet, it could be said the offending tweets were unsurprising.
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A: Oftentimes before we would engage in something sexual, there was a negotiation and me trying to not do something.
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The scammers, oftentimes located outside of the U.S., are known to target Social Security numbers, credit card information and more.
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"We're socialized oftentimes to put everyone before us, to not make a big deal about what we're doing," she said.
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Oftentimes physicians find themselves not only prescribing these opioids to maintain a happy clientele but also to avoid financial penalties.
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"Sometimes we get information about what they were treated for when they were in custody … oftentimes we don't," she said.
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Oftentimes a market sell-off will push the VIX higher, but in this case the opposite looks to have happened.
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They're oftentimes living very mobile and very uncertain lives, and when you throw a disaster in, everything is in play.
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Oftentimes, the willingness and struggles of immigrants to obtain or keep legal status is left out of the media's coverage.
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Oftentimes, though, De Blasio makes no effort to hide his disdain for Bloomberg — and comes across more resentful than constructive.
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"Oftentimes racism, historically in this society, sends you a message that you are less than and weak," Mr. Obama said.
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"Oftentimes, war fighters are overseas and they eat something off the local economy that can cause [gastrointestinal] distress," Karl said.
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When I do an exhibition, oftentimes there is a film crew that is filming me, so I'm used to it.
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Because of that, oftentimes a shoe is only worth as much as a customer is willing to pay for it.
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Oftentimes, they're neglected by local voters in years when there isn't a presidential candidate like Donald Trump on the ballot.
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They turn into trolls, making absurd and oftentimes completely false or irrelevant comments, just to turn the focus on their narrative.
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But oftentimes, flooding can overwhelm already overworked systems, leading to tons of untreated sewage and lots more germs entering the environment.
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Because oftentimes, these experiences are so common in our day-to-day lives that we forget we could be optimizing them.
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Oftentimes when these things occur, for a lot of this time, we have no information, but unfortunately, we cannot move on.
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And part of what makes the condition so dangerous is that, oftentimes, people can have it and show no visible symptoms.
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WILLIAMS: I do something for somebody else and oftentimes not only do something for him but, you know, talk with him.
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People store their items, but oftentimes they leave them in a big room with little idea of what's there and why.
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It's pretty freaking scary, and oftentimes I felt like I was in what would have been Dante's tenth circle of hell.
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Art, in all its varied forms, is oftentimes the key to deciphering, celebrating, and coping with the world we live in.
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When fall comes around, oftentimes so does the desire to transform your home into the most cozy and inviting spot possible.
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Oftentimes, women who celebrate their muscles aren't embraced by society or will have their femininity questioned, like Serena Williams, she says.
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The best body scrubsWhen it comes to body-care products, scrubs are oftentimes overlooked in favor of lotions and body wash.
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Oftentimes if you iterate or have different groups weighing in throughout the process, it can be detrimental to the end result.
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However, oftentimes people don't consider how dangerous the waters can be, especially after heavy rains and an increase in melted snow.
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Price: ~$40Buy on: AmazonWalmart Oftentimes, you don't need a whole toolbox to get the job done, just a screwdriver or two.
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The exhilarating experience allows the kids a much-needed break as they recover from experiences that have oftentimes limited their mobility.
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We'd understand what motivates us to make the strange, oftentimes self-sabotaging decisions that define our lives and gnaw at happiness.
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IMDb can be suspect, as it's user-edited and oftentimes poorly maintained, but the Game of Thrones-related pages are impeccable.
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As research shows, how you spend is oftentimes more important than your overall income or the amount you spend in total.
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"When transphobia mixes with misogyny and racism, it can have oftentimes fatal consequences," Sarah McBride, HRC's national press secretary told Bustle.
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Brands will come in and train you on new products and, oftentimes, they give them to you for free to try.
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Miller told The Hollywood Reporter that oftentimes, movies starring Black actors are not greenlit because they are not considered internationally viable.
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Oftentimes, you're constrained about whether people want to stay and be evaluated or do they want to get off the airplane?
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The average cost for one is $50 per hour, according to WebMD, and oftentimes they are much more expensive than that.
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Aside from the occasional tabloid feature, they were beloved, idolized for their style and poise, and oftentimes the emblem du jour.
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But because those are often the dresses that are requested, oftentimes a range of these test-designs won't be readily available.
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Oftentimes, it's the hits that keep musicians relevant in the minds of popular culture, even if they were released decades prior.
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Oftentimes I'd be at her house [to do her hair] and she'd be on the piano and breaking out in song.
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We can't fault their persistency, these meals look purrfect and are oftentimes just as adorable as the pets who covet them.
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They're all available to stay in — free of charge — if you agree to house-sit (and, oftentimes, pet-sit) while there.
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Unfortunately, while the Internet is capable of tremendous good, oftentimes telling the truth becomes a secondary consideration to telling compelling stories.
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Oftentimes, this highlight is a rush of brutal takedowns, each completed in succession to push a team over the finish line.
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Freed from the Obama administration's clampdown on safety, companies that produce essential but oftentimes toxic substances are seeing their stocks rally.
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Who Trump pardons has oftentimes come as a jolt to his own staff, and on some occasions, the person being pardoned.
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"Oftentimes, when West African immigrants get to America, there's this idea that they're set apart from African-Americans," Gyasi told Vogue.
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Oftentimes, if you don't choose another investment, you'll be defaulted to a target date fund usually matching your full retirement age.
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Before computer simulations, countries conducted real-time nuclear tests, oftentimes above ground, displacing front-line communities living in selected test sites.
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Because it's been the president's many mixed and oftentimes fuzzy messages that may be hurting him more than any one controversy.
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The U.S.C/LAT poll sits as a consistent outlier, oftentimes showing Trump winning, or the race in a statistical dead heat.
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But not making payments in full and carrying a balance can add up, thanks to exorbitant, oftentimes double-digit interest rates.
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This is great news, because oftentimes the collar or zipper area is the first thing to wear out on a wetsuit.
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"Oftentimes, a cheap light bulb or a pasta strainer for $3 is enough to get really interesting lighting patterns and effects."
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Like it or not, how the first lady presents herself sartorially can oftentimes be a headline grabbing part of the job.
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"Oftentimes elites have more facts at their disposal, but they don't have more sophisticated beliefs than the average person," Ansolabehere said.
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Oftentimes, you'd just be following bits and pieces of tape, moving around a black space, and delivering your lines to that.
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Silicon Valley, for better and oftentimes worse, provides an uncanny valley view of the ups and downs of IRL Silicon Valley.
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The expiration date can be confusing because oftentimes it refers to how long said product lasts before we start using it.
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Oftentimes they fail to get a hand up on closeouts, or just plain fail to jump high enough to bother shooters.
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You're feeling like yourself today (which is rad, because you're so empathetic and oftentimes everyone else's vibes rub off on you).
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But oftentimes now, in my 30s, I go out onto the field and go, 'What the hell am I doing here?
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Their shirts, oftentimes printed on tie-dye, feature Dead platitudes, imagery drawn from lyrics, and playful references to classic Dead iconography.
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"Some people have fluid retention, oftentimes due to allergies," said Michelle Henry of the Laser & Skin Surgery Center of New York.
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When you make a movie, oftentimes you want it to reach a certain audience—you make it for a certain crowd.
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These concerns are complicated, difficult to solve, and oftentimes appear beyond our control, but there are ways we can assert agency.
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Oftentimes we have to contend with massive time differences, reporters in, at the border of Myanmar need lots of advance notice.
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" He went on: "The president still says 'wall' — oftentimes frankly he'll say 'barrier' or 'fencing,' now he's tended toward steel slats.
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Each round has a pot of winnings to which spectators contribute; sometimes money, oftentimes a handwoven carpet or even a horse.
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"People oftentimes make the mistake of ... following the herd, and sometimes they follow the herd right over the cliff," he added.
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But I find that oftentimes I still have some sort of a disrupted sleep pattern at night, so I do nap.
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Unrecognizable creatures — with disproportionate limbs, spikes, shells, horns, unfathomable teeth — roamed freely, feeding on the tall grass and, oftentimes, one another.
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He was candid in his broadcast descriptions, oftentimes eliciting a "that is exactly what I was thinking" feeling from his audience.
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Oftentimes, people only receive "feedback" from their partners in the midst of heated arguments or when things are going exceptionally well.
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Oftentimes auditions would go well, but casting directors wouldn't book Tosta, complaining her "baby face" and voluptuous frame couldn't work together.
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And that's part of the reason you oftentimes don't have vulnerable members in leadership, because they just can't make that sacrifice.
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The views Trump expresses on Twitter regularly clash with -- and oftentimes totally undermine -- positions his White House has previously staked out.
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KB: I think oftentimes in the product experiences, apps will ask for more data than they responsibly need for that circumstance.
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"Oftentimes, what we get in response is, 'Well, if you knew what we knew, you would agree with us,'" Smith said.
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"Oftentimes, what we get in response is, 'Well, if you knew what we knew, you would agree with us,'" Smith said.
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Attendees have to battle the infamous New York wind, oftentimes waiting in long lines just to attend a 15-minute show.
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And this is considered a water shed in the world of business, oftentimes changing the conversation and dialogue with these letters.
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"Oftentimes, these quick public forays can do more for your career than hundreds of hours sitting alone at work," Cain says.
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"All of these systems that are supposed to be caring for children oftentimes are not talking to each other," she said.
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"Oftentimes we meet friends for a long lunch just to catch up and visit, like two or three hours," Cynthia said.
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Oftentimes I could swear I'd never read them before, though I knew I'd already read them all, and more than once.
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It's pretty freaking scary, and oftentimes I felt like I was in what would have been Dante's tenth circle of hell.
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Couples oftentimes choose a special song for the first dance at their wedding and even celebrities take part in this tradition.
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He oftentimes entertains an apple at the office, and at one point peels a banana for an office visitor for a tip.
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Human resources can oftentimes be biased, and while AI is not free from bias, these machines are not beholden to your employer.
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Oftentimes, though, users don't even know they're taking fentanyl, since many dealers secretly cut their marketed heroin or other drugs with it.
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While there are short-term treatments available to help deal with these symptoms, oftentimes the damage can lead to chronic GI problems.
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" But he said the media has a responsibility "to stop the endless hostility and constant negative and oftentimes false attacks and stories.
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Oftentimes, the drug is even sold as a "nootropic" dietary supplement, meant to boost cognition and mood, according to the CDC authors.
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Oftentimes, fat talk happens so frequently because it's modeled for us in society, whether that's through television, movies, magazines, or our parents.
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And oftentimes Native people are depicted in times that were long ago — we're talking about turn of the [19th] century and before.
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INGRAHAM: And, Chuck, particularly annoying is the fact that international human rights advocates claim that intercountry adoption is bad for kids oftentimes.
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Oftentimes the cheerleaders must fend for themselves, sometimes visiting fans in pairs or small groups to feel safer, according to the Times.
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Normally, a lot of this is bunched up, oftentimes, not all the time, near the end of a presidency than the beginning.
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Their messages, which are oftentimes derogatory and misogynistic, are geared at Clinton supporters (or anyone who disagrees with Sanders for that matter).
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Oftentimes, people glance at your profile for just a few seconds before deciding if they want to see more, or click away.
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Oftentimes in a public bathroom, the way things are organized in a stall you can see it was designed by a man.
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Particularly in the grueling second session, where he patiently explained how his platform worked, oftentimes to people who didn't seem to care.
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He just puts it out there in his very own, miss-spelled, grammatically incorrect statements, oftentimes in the middle of the night.
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Again, oftentimes, the user can do nothing but use the algorithm and has no control and that forces us to be passive.
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Oftentimes a donor sponsors a doll, which costs about $100 to make, through Jandrisevits' nonprofit A Doll Like Me and its GoFundMe.
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But, oftentimes, your reasons behind withholding the truth can tell you whether or not it's a good idea to continue doing so.
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"When it comes to my American identity, I've oftentimes felt as an insider and an outsider at the same time," he says.
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" But he said the media has a responsibility "to stop the endless hostility and constant negative and oftentimes false attacks and stories.
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Celebrities have been known to endorse everything from smartphones to fish fingers, oftentimes without proper disclosure on social media platforms like Instagram.
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DeVos was grilled on a number of issues, oftentimes demurring on answers, or stating she was currently unable to provide a response.
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We relish in joy, happiness, and laughter not in spite of our circumstances, but oftentimes as a form of resistance against them.
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" He also noted that while the company is designed to integrate with existing marketing tools, it will "oftentimes displace smaller point solutions.
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Although so many intensely dark choices can oftentimes feel hollow in our increasingly violent world, The Alienist doesn't suffer from this problem.
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Oftentimes, the happy couple will set out disposable cameras and use Instagram hashtags to aggregate photos taken by guests at the wedding.
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Oftentimes the location of the show can rival even the breathtaking clothes, as evidenced by Tracy Reese, Sies Marjan and Rebecca Minkoff.
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The thing about celebrity tag-teamed collections and runway shows is that oftentimes, it's difficult to pay attention to the actual clothes.
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People are the threat, oftentimes, in East Coast disaster fiction, which makes sense because that's where the US's major population centers are.
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Oftentimes, NWS experts will conduct aerial surveys of the tornado-affected region to get an overview of the damage path as well.
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The other reason this deal is unlikely to happen: The chaotic and oftentimes personally driven regulatory environment created by the Trump Administration.
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Because oftentimes opting for a cosmetic mini in lieu of the full-size product can be as practical as it is cute.
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"Oftentimes we forget about those who have had the child, and they are deserving of attention and resources as well," she said.
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I -- I understand people's curiosity about our work and intense interest in it, and as Mr. King said, oftentimes, speculation about it.
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Oftentimes it works to a star's benefit: Why fight your own battles when you have an army to do it for you?
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So my lesson is, life never goes as planned, but oftentimes that can be the best thing in the world for you.
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People oftentimes use questions that can be answered by looking at their Facebook or LinkedIn pages, which are easily accessible to hackers.
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He says the vast majority of the general public wants to create social change, but oftentimes we get in our own way.
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I think oftentimes that's where I feel most beautiful and most confident — when I'm doing something I love and feel comfortable doing.
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Open conversations with my mentees have oftentimes provided me with early warning signals of cross-functional dissonance or morale issues on teams.
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"Oftentimes, I walk around the ICU, and I'll see a patient on a ventilator, wide awake, sitting up in bed," he said.
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Oftentimes, we get paralyzed by the sheer size of the obstacle that we have to overcome in order to reach our goal.
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Oftentimes it can give people cover for simply being homophobic, and they can use church teaching as a mask for their homophobia.
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Since 2001, the conservative news network regularly squashed its competition, oftentimes doubling and tripling rivals CNN and MSNBC on the ratings front.
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While he did miss four from within the paint, he was lights out from behind the arc, oftentimes extremely behind the arc.
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Silicon Valley's government contracts that allow for some of this testing to happen ... oftentimes, this testing is happening in third-world countries.
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Oftentimes you are presenting one version of a character with a costume, and that will help the actor in a specific scene.
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For so many individuals, particularly those living in rural and underserved areas, Planned Parenthood is that provider and oftentimes, the only one.
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Oftentimes, that money could be put to better use — unless it's helping you earn even more money now or in the future.
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Therefore, young students will usually attend schools with children in their neighborhood, oftentimes with those who live just a few houses away.
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" "(H)e would oftentimes take time out of a very busy schedule to spend time talking with me about civil rights cases.
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"Now if you go to one of my shows, it's large groups of women, oftentimes in homemade matching Stormy shirts," she said.
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Oftentimes known as "the most hated building in Canada," the ROM Crystal in Toronto faced serious criticism when it was first built.
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Oftentimes when she meets potential business partners or investors for the first time, they assume she is an assistant or a secretary.
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Oftentimes, viewers will see stock cars rocket past each other in the straightaways and think that the faster car had more horsepower.
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"Oftentimes I'm getting ready to do the fake news with CNN or MSNBC — MSNBC is so corrupt it's so disgusting," Trump said.
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They held hands in prayer before a members-only briefing and recounted the horror of the day, oftentimes choking back tears. Rep.
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Oftentimes, if a coworker is transgender or gender-nonconforming, cisgender employees may take this as an invitation to ask invasive medical questions.
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It's why his positions on core issues -- abortion, gay marriage and a slew of others -- have changed (and oftentimes reversed) so often.
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She says that pay discrimination has historically been difficult to uncover in part because people oftentimes don't know what their colleagues earn.
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Oftentimes, as you see, in this case there is some negative attention brought if you publicly identify yourself as criticizing the nominee.
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Oftentimes, inmates ask me, rather than the officers, if the mail has been passed out yet, because they figure I would know.
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Oftentimes it's pretty clear that Trump is lying about something, but so much of what Trump says about the Saudis is different.
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"These are oftentimes more indulgent beverages—higher in sugar, higher in calories," Starbucks CEO Kevin Johnson said during a call with investors.
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The data can oftentimes show how business activity such as mergers, acquisitions, layoffs and IPOs are funneling out into the local community.
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They (sometimes) enforce their own respective terms of service agreements that oftentimes prohibit content that includes hate speech or calls to violence.
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Oftentimes, schools are used as polling sites during elections, introducing the risk of the disease, which can stay on surfaces for days.
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"Oftentimes, a gently used secondhand item bought from someone you trust is actually more reliable than a new item," Mr. Beavan said.
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Beyond business economics, mental health remains largely unaddressed from the slew of issues that founders struggle with, oftentimes alone and in private.
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Whatever they may look like, oftentimes our biggest fears come from the uncertainty of not being able to see across a boundary.
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If a restaurant's staff knows the origin of their dishes, the food is oftentimes more likely to be thoughtfully cooked and authentic.
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Meanwhile, magazines geared toward men, such as Esquire and Sports Illustrated, remain in full view, oftentimes, in those very same checkout lines.
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When that doesn't work—and oftentimes, it doesn't—fans might be disappointed to see a game delay announcement on their Twitter feeds.
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Postal employees have been promised a better option and oftentimes take less pay during contract negotiations with the assurance of better benefits.
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While the trend was seen as a healthier dessert option than regular ice cream, frozen yogurt oftentimes isn't healthier than ice cream.
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Oftentimes, farm program proponents argue that market failures justify government intervention, yet this is obviously not the case with harvest price option.
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Daniela isn't sure who to trust, so oftentimes, I found myself sharing the thrill of discovering a character's intentions along with her.
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Oftentimes there are no patient files for these individuals, or to the extent there are patient files, they don't say very much.
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Gusto has avoided the oftentimes inescapably fratty company culture that's common in the Valley, as Business Insider's Melia Russell reported in 2018.
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When love addiction is portrayed on TV shows like "You" and "Love," it oftentimes takes the form of the obsessive love addict.
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You know, your music literally sometimes, right ... if you're living in an apartment with your neighbors, blasting music is oftentimes my noise.
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Divorce rates may be dropping, but the ending of a marriage is still a stark, and oftentimes depressing, reality for many Americans.
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Racial disparities in everything from wealth to health have persisted in the United States because racist policies have persisted, and oftentimes progressed.
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Assistants oftentimes get delegated parts of their boss's job, so you'll get to have first-hand experience that may stretch your skills.
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The Fed had rejected a number of big banks' stress tests in the past, oftentimes referring to its qualitative findings as justification.
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Oftentimes, companies shouldn't be public; sometimes, they should be, including if they need an acquisition currency or [to better establish their] branding.
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Furniture is oftentimes a major investment, so it&aposs important to take proper care of it if you want it to last.
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"Hotlines like this are oftentimes seen in battleground states during presidential election years," said Rebecca DeHart, the state Democratic party's executive director.
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We know that in recent years, the wildfire happens oftentimes in dry season in Cali, so this time is preventative power cut.
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Oftentimes it is used in tandem with LIHKG, a local forum that serves as an incubation hub for protest ideas and debate.
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Current and former employees of prestigious consulting firms rarely go into detail publicly about their clientele, oftentimes because of non-disclosure agreements.
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Oftentimes a party that loses a few elections in a row feels compelled to moderate itself in order to win or govern.
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"These are oftentimes more indulgent beverages — higher in sugar, higher in calories," Starbucks CEO Kevin Johnson said during a presentation to investors Tuesday.
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INGRAHAM: We&aposve heard from other border patrol agents tonight that oftentimes people show up at the border with a pre-written script.
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It also creates a more complicated litigation system for those with multiple claims—which, oftentimes, include the most marginalized groups in a workforce.
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An honest person, on the other hand, might just let the words fly as they make a status—oftentimes swearing in the process.
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You're a perfectionist, Virgo, so once you do something, it rarely needs to be redone, and oftentimes retrogrades can feel like do-overs.
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"We oftentimes notice that emissions tend to be higher than what they were thought to be, but they're often addressable problems," Kort said.
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The involvement of bots is hard to definitively prove; oftentimes, grass-roots political efforts will distribute form letters to foster a unified message.
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Once again, if you are a Bible believer, we oftentimes use scripture to confirm or validate actions or activities that we engage in.
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There were children who died from birth defects, and children who suddenly and unexpectedly died, oftentimes from Sudden Infant Death Syndrome, or SIDS.
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Oftentimes, exoduses are ugly and complicated, dragging on for long periods of time and possessing none of the finality we hoped they would.
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Oftentimes, Genç also took a photo just prior to complimenting his subjects, thus illustrating the "before and after" effects of a little kindness.
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Oftentimes, patients even pay for the privilege to enroll in small clinical trials created by the clinics, allowing them to escape any scrutiny.
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But oftentimes they don't, because they do not want to upset their family members and try to be a source of support instead.
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The children of this Nigerian slum did an awesome job contextualizing their world for outside viewers, oftentimes overlapping visual poetry with stark reality.
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And the fact that an artist was able to also not go on autopilot, because the creation of videos oftentimes is on autopilot.
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Oftentimes that means letting markets function, the private sector enter, the role of women expand within their economy from a legal structure basis.
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But, oftentimes, this happy feeling is quickly overpowered by the speed in which that once Instagram-worthy treat turns to ice cream soup.
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Barnes claims our tendency to impose artists' lives on their work is not only irrelevant but oftentimes harmful to our perception of it.
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" His definition of atheism defies that of contemporary atheism, where one adopts—oftentimes without question—the singular creed that "there is no God.
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Take the smartphone, for example, which is both a powerful tool to communicate with anyone around the world, but oftentimes a social deterrent.
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Just as in real life, each of the travelers screened in the Terminal 3 experience has their own unique and oftentimes unexpected personality.
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In fact, oftentimes there are senior people leaving by the time the new administration is still filling key spots for the first time.
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We are going into queer spaces, which are largely run by white people or white money, that oftentimes robs us of our culture.
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Because I think oftentimes he's used phraseology that people have misconstrued, and other times he's used phraseology that, quite frankly, is deeply problematic.
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I found that oftentimes even if I don't feel like people need direction I give it to them, because they really appreciate it.
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We have difficulty recruiting and retaining women in STEM fields, and oftentimes, this burden falls on the very women who are already disadvantaged.
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Oftentimes the narrative around racial visibility is pointing out where you're invisible and flagging the shows or stories that erase instead of enhance.
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Flying is clearly the best choice, despite being uncomfortable, oftentimes inconvenient and delay-ridden, not to mention the thrill of getting through security.
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Because we never know what is going to be newsworthy or not, and oftentimes we've seen simple conversations turn into something really meaningful.
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They're a more simple and entry-level way of stepping into the wide (and oftentimes, jargon-filled and confusing) world of audio equipment.
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So what happens is they&aposre test -- when they test algorithms, oftentimes they test them on some people and see how it works.
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But the practice has proven to be an effective way to keep misconduct out of the spotlight, as arbitration oftentimes favors the employer.
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Oftentimes, people will tell us it's not a necessity, like this is something that shouldn't be prioritized over other social issues like hunger.
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Oftentimes, Wade will show up at a child's doorstep and deliver a big surprise, handing over the packages herself, along with a hug.
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Oftentimes, a judge will set bail at $1 for lesser charges when a defendant's existing bail on more serious offenses is deemed sufficient.
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Historically a bipartisan topic, bolstering our nation's infrastructure is crucial to the American way of life, and oftentimes serves as an economic boon.
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Oftentimes aid workers rush from one assignment to the next with little to no time off, which can be detrimental to their health.
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Shouldn't he, you know, completely change the apolitical approach that has helped lead him to oftentimes double his competition on the ratings front?
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Morton is great on this show and oftentimes elevates his material to a higher level... but this was not one of those times.
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"It is the kids that are oftentimes most at risk that are the ones who are likely to suffer the most," Goldhaber said.
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It might sound weird, but to be fair, the best part of bread is oftentimes the texture — from buttery brioche to crusty sourdough.
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But it hasn't raised fresh funding in five years — a sign, oftentimes, that investors aren't prepared to throw more money at a company.
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"Any time there's serious discussion about closures, there's oftentimes resistance from the surrounding communities," said Nicole Porter, who authored the Sentencing Project study.
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So we oftentimes paired it with the classic tailoring you'd find in mariners' uniforms, like peacoats or a neat little suit or trouser.
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"Oftentimes, the companies themselves aren't growing, so it doesn't solve the underlying challenge," said Josh Chernoff, managing director, retail at consultant Parthenon-EY.
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USDA did not follow suit at that time and the discrepancy between the two agencies' stock numbers grew, oftentimes exceeding 10 million tonnes.
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Oftentimes those who do know they're eligible for expungement have to engage in an elaborate multi-step process to clear their own records.
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Oftentimes, players who feel as if they received a second life early in the tournament play free and relaxed in the ensuing rounds.
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"Oftentimes, it's the workers who have the most to lose by speaking out against wage theft who are most affected by it," Sen.
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As freelancing creatives are typically paid on a contract basis, and are subject to "feast or famine" cycles, their income is oftentimes variable.
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As research shows, how you spend matters, and, oftentimes, is more important than your overall income or how much you spend in total.
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Firing someone when you're a founder of a company and manage a very small team — oftentimes without any HR support — can be tricky.
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It can oftentimes be easier for e-retailers to get to know customers faster because of the vast amounts of data tracked online.
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" Kelly continued at the time, "The president still says 'wall' — oftentimes frankly he'll say 'barrier' or 'fencing,' now he's tended toward steel slats.
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"Oftentimes victims feel they have no other choice but to pay hackers with their own money to get their data back," Kilmer said.
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This isn't just a female thing either; there are men who agree with this sentiment — and oftentimes not just on the first date.
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I really wanted it to be about her trying, and showing vulnerability when she wanted to — and oftentimes we did that without clothes.
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The bond chefs have with their blades is oftentimes hard to express in words, but we're going to give it a try nonetheless.
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Oftentimes there's even a different elevator between the ad department and ... BM: They used to call it church and state way back when.
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They talked about content in terms of a specific show or an individual — oftentimes, an individual who started their career in social media.
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Oftentimes, though male infertility contributes to more than half of all cases of global childlessness, infertility issues are assumed to be women's issues.
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Oftentimes, college students have neither, which makes the idea of creating a profile seem overwhelming, said Ada Yu, a product manager at LinkedIn.
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One of the reasons for that is oftentimes there are too many hoops that people need to jump through to make a purchase.
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Oftentimes, such storms evolve into purely tropical weather systems, with the strongest winds and heaviest rains located near the center of the storm.
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Oftentimes the answer is as simple as knowing if your yard is also viewed by a hawk or owl as its own home.
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"The thought that (Trump) would engage in contested primaries early is oftentimes bad advice, as we saw in Alabama," said one administration official.
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I oftentimes take my Pilates ring and my yoga strap and a block to do stuff in my room if there's no gym.
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But in the Trump administration, you have something weird, which is that oftentimes the deepest secrets are mirrored on the president's Twitter feed.
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Photo: GettyGoogle is one of the most powerful and popular search engines, but that oftentimes doesn't conflate to being free from flawed results.
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In crisp, square-format photos, Arbus captured the residents, oftentimes in costume (for Halloween or another special occasion), sometimes posed and usually outdoors.
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"It's been a very uncertain and oftentimes very discouraging journey that did affect negatively my art career," Raven said to the Daily Beast.
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"Unless adequately armed with strategies, microaggressions may occur so quickly they are oftentimes over before a counteracting response can be made," he said.
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"People can socialize and chat when they're playing games, and oftentimes that's not possible when people are dancing to loud music," she said.
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And while people with ASPD oftentimes can be violent in the way they manifest their lack of empathy, this isn't a steadfast rule.
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The public and oftentimes nasty wars waged by activist investors this decade are personified by the 260 "Battle of the Billionaires" on CNBC.
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Oftentimes you can the hold camera up and present it while looking at them as if to say, is it O.K. to shoot?
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They would go to the same DQ, sit in the same booth, order the same things, and oftentimes, see the same wait staff.
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A champagne toast is oftentimes a wedding staple, but supplying bubbly for your entire guest list can put a dent in your budget.
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Atanasoska told Insider that damage to room furniture, decor, or linens is surprisingly common — and oftentimes guests try to pretend it never happened.
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Amazon is oftentimes the low-cost provider; you can see that with their over-the-counter health-care products, versus Walgreens or CVS.
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This year's playoffs have featured some exciting matchups, but oftentimes teams have suffered through collective slumps that have become endemic in the sport.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: But then the flip side of that is, as we mentioned earlier, oftentimes these private market investments are considerably riskier.
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"What's not coming out in national media comes out in social media, and oftentimes, it is the truth," she said in an interview.
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And oftentimes they will find not only a home but may likely have money given to them to attract them into an institution.
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"Drugs are not the problem oftentimes," commission member Carl Hart, a neuropsychopharamacologist at Columbia University, remarked at a press conference earlier this week.
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Oftentimes that is not the case and we are going in with a degree of uncertainty on a new or one-off project.
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We can also start planning for a family and saving for retirement while continuing to work in the fields we love, oftentimes together.
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Many migrants are asylum-seekers fleeing violence, oftentimes from Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala, where MS-13 and other gang violence is widespread.
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And though many celebrity pairs have extravagant weddings complete with over-the-top details, they oftentimes participate in this simple first-dance tradition.
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So we were aware we were trapped in this larger puzzle, but we would still enact our roles that were oftentimes at odds.
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Oftentimes, when he see pictures of African people, they are "theft pictures," which means the pictures were made without the consent of the subjects.
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The Death Cap (Amanita phalloides) looks like varieties that are safe, but is highly toxic, oftentimes has a delayed reaction, and attacks the liver.
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Doing so is not always in the best interest of employees, and these clauses also oftentimes prohibit employees from pursuing a class-action lawsuit.
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These economic struggles can be understood with challenges that arise in the greater context of a society that oftentimes disrespects teaching as a profession.
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The Obama administration's strategy was to expedite deportations of refugee children oftentimes without a lawyer, and jail refugee mothers with children as a deterrent.
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For Robertson, the newer stuff, made more cheaply (and oftentimes in China), doesn't measure up to the more expensive, water-cooled lasers of yore.
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So oftentimes younger editors will like what you've done, but then it goes up the ladder, and the older ones don't necessarily get it.
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But failure, he says, is oftentimes a sign that you're taking chances — and it's through those chances that you have the opportunity to succeed.
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"Oftentimes our work supervisors are the same people who grade us academically, which means that retaliation can take an academic form," Sandalow-Ash explained.
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Much as Susan Fowler elaborated, the accuser's performance can and will be called into question, oftentimes retroactively, when they make a report of harassment.
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"These basics can be hard for people to swallow because oftentimes they're just trying to get out of living paycheck-to-paycheck," Meassick said.
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Oftentimes movies and show use computer effects for fire scenes, but the Thrones showrunners prefer to use real fire whenever possible to add realism.
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This annoying and oftentimes predatory behavior has become one of the largest sources of complaints to agencies like the FCC and Federal Trade Commission.
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Oftentimes, videos that YouTube simply takes down are subsequently re-uploaded with tweaks meant to shield them from detection by the site's automated tracking.
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At the end of the day — and, oftentimes, literally at the end of the day — I'm just too lazy to do anything about it.
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It's the American importers, the American companies that pay what in effect is a tax increase and oftentimes passes it on to US consumers.
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Her photographs are beautiful, but the sense of melancholy that oftentimes accompanies them corresponds to the real-life emotions Collins felt while taking them.
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And oftentimes it's just easier to cancel plans and stay wrapped up in a Snugge — instead of that skimpy dress with the strappy shoes.
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It gives the company a port that it can fully control, instead of relying on the oftentimes messy and differing specifications for USB-C.
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Oftentimes, Silicon Valley isn't the best fit, and it's important to instead focus on the places most beneficial for your startup's goals or vision.
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But a dog only responds when it can hear or see those signals, and oftentimes the environments where they work makes that very difficult.
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The " Incredibles 2 " star also revealed that the behind-the-scenes drama in " One Tree Hill " was oftentimes more dramatic than the scripted stuff.
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Women who appear to be too discombobulated don't get picked, though ironically, they're oftentimes the ones who've purchased seats right next to the stage.
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Part of what disappoints me when I read the news is that a lot of information is mined from social media, oftentimes without substantiation.
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Oftentimes the images don't even belong to them — someone else took the photos, perhaps, so the victim of the violation doesn't own the copyright.
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Oftentimes the game feels pretty slow, which for a racing game (especially one starring notorious speed junkie Sonic the Hedgehog) is a huge bummer.
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Oftentimes we're taught that dreams and our destiny is something that we make up, that we decide based on what we enjoy the most.
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As such, it largely ignores company dealings — oftentimes between outposts — in Southeast Asia, China, Cape Town, and islands across the Pacific and Indian Oceans.
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Oftentimes, it can be an isolating experience to start a new role, so the support from my mentor and manager made the transition easier.
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Oftentimes, owners of landmarked buildings are barred from using plans, materials, and even paint colors that vary from original designs without the commission's approval.
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Journalists and pundits tweeted their perspectives on the end of the investigation that has oftentimes dominated news cycles for much of the Trump presidency.
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It is uncertainty that constantly tries to derail the best-planned missions and it is uncertainty that oftentimes finds civilians caught in the middle.
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