The ensemble here is the overarching metaphor for how friend groups and found families reconcile themselves into an overarching whole.
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I do not have an overarching theory … of interpretation.
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But the overarching story isn't done -- far from it.
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Negan dynamics that have fueled the overarching conflict thus far.
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He's made climate change the overarching theme of his campaign.
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Multiple sources said her overarching assessment of GitHub rang true.
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His overarching priority of EU membership, meanwhile, faces serious obstacles.
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But despite their overarching similarities, the two play very differently.
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That was the overarching theme of Trump's speech last night.
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Common elements are the successful parts of any overarching plan.
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That can make figuring out the overarching goals more difficult.
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Today there is no single overarching issue but multiple ones.
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But the overarching macroeconomic environment couldn't suppress Old West's growth.
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What are the overarching lessons from the latest primary elections?
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In a capitalistic system, maximizing profits is the overarching concern.
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Chinese culture, but its overarching importance in maintaining hierarchy and
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Some reflect the overarching ambitions of Chinese Communist Party leaders.
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Was there an overarching theme to the performances that night?
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Still, he maintains his penchant for addressing broad, overarching themes.
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The AHCA similarly displayed the current GOP coalition's overarching priorities.
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The most overarching explanation would be that the Enlightenment worked.
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Back in the 1990s, porn sites were the overarching worry.
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The rule of law is an overarching goal, he said.
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What overarching plan, what strategy, justified such a major undertaking?
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Remember McConnell's overarching strategy: Stay unified, as long as possible.
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Or was he serving his own needs, an overarching plan?
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I think I've finally figured out the overarching theme here.
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The film's overarching theme is that its horrors are literal.
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There is no global standard or overarching authority for sharia compliance.
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Sometimes we have overarching thematic things I want to get out.
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The overarching Pattern brand, and what it represents, is the point.
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Congress is dealing with the overarching problem, the "widow's tax," separately.
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You have choice, but not enough to disturb the overarching story.
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But I also think there's something more overarching at play here.
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Many of these species share the same overarching threat: Habitat loss.
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As for an overarching vision for her country, there is none.
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The title is unannounced, but the overarching theme has been revealed.
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There are plenty of laughs but no overarching theme or point.
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Its tone may be serious, but the overarching theme is curiosity.
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Currently, there are no overarching federal laws specifically governing autonomous vehicles.
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Unlike the E.U., we don't have a single overarching privacy law.
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I've developed a few overarching theories about Twin Peaks this week.
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The gauntlet had internalized some of the overarching strategy in me.
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The overarching vision is to lower health-care costs for employers.
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Our overarching suggestion is to choose a couple of simple rules.
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Instead, Gab operates without any overarching moderation by the platform itself.
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Levitsky's argument goes beyond the overarching political environment to Trump's character.
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Her grand overarching ambition is to end America's second Gilded Age.
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It is about a shared commitment to the same overarching goal.
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The overarching economic worries won't be helped by the border restrictions.
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An overarching takeaway, however, is to practice being still more often.
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But textualism doesn't serve as an overarching theory for conservative jurisprudence.
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"The overarching goal of hormone therapy remains the same," she said.
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But the overarching message is clear: We've got each other's backs.
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Which is to say, all of it – the big, overarching problem.
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Unilever calls its overarching corporate strategy the Unilever Sustainable Living Plan.
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Their conversations articulate an overarching theme — physical degeneration under palliative regimes.
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Trump has displayed no overarching agenda, no ideology or core beliefs.
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Unfathomably, in the minds of Democrats, Comey is the overarching villain.
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The overarching question about this administration remains, what is Trump hiding?
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You really can't reduce it down to this one overarching thing.
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"Why?" is really the overarching question in all of these worst devices.
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And often my professional goals have an overarching theme: Be more productive.
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There's an overarching theme throughout: the unearthing and rebirth of untold narratives.
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But no one has proposed a better overarching model of income taxation.
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The final, overarching challenge will be to champion Mr Trump's growth agenda.
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What is the overarching root cause and how can we fix that?
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Now all that's being augmented an overarching sense of fear and meanness.
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The $24 Yi 224 VR is another example of this overarching strategy.
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JL: No. I had in mind this overarching concept of family heritage.
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"The disassociation policy is in the overarching interest of Lebanon," he said.
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But, this has been an overarching theme for the Kardashians for years.
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Do you think of season 2 as having a specific overarching theme?
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"The overarching theme of my life is 'the great idea,'" Martin said.
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Scandal has always had overarching plots; they add life to any procedural.
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Currently, there are no overarching federal laws specifically governing self-driving vehicles.
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First, my overarching goal was to be able to work from anywhere.
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We have these overarching themes sort of sprinkled in that first episode.
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Our overarching focus for the platform is climate change and global sustainability.
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These crews are central to the overarching mission: putting out the fire.
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However, the overarching worry is that bitcoin's dramatic price surge is unsustainable.
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When choosing one, there are some overarching principles to keep in mind.
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His overarching ambition was not backed up by a résumé of accomplishment.
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Both require enormous amounts of image research, which is my overarching passion.
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Obviously, Democrats need to present an overarching vision to the American people.
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Conventions usually have a series of carefully selected slogans and overarching themes.
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But she has one overarching wish: finding a recording of her voice.
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That was the overarching message from an event this week in Manhattan.
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Warren announced Tuesday evening she would be adopting Inslee's overarching climate plan.
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Its overarching objectives are lofty and idealistic, bordering on a messianic zeal.
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One overarching incentive is that Florida doesn't have a state income tax.
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It never felt like there was one overarching idea for this trilogy.
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Each group has an overarching question to answer based on its reading.
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All elements of the Iron Quadrilateral strategy flow from this overarching imperative.
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The overarching lesson from Britain may be that reforming audit is fiendishly difficult.
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At the broadest level, the report offers two overarching goals for exoplanetary scientists.
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And Republican aides are saying there may not be one overarching "replace" bill.
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I did creative things when I had time and without an overarching strategy.
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The overarching conclusion is that every fraction of a degree of warming matters.
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The overarching argument of these articles was the same: Nashville is cool now.
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It's a serialized affair, with most episodes contributing little to the overarching storyline.
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I'm talking my own shit within my parents' story as the overarching theme.
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It's disingenuous, and it reinforces the overarching theme of Kaepernick's protest being mischaracterized.
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But, the overarching theme for me was that I landed my dream job.
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Nor is the overarching counterterror strategy that continues to inform the military's actions.
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Time Management is part of Facebook's overarching goal to improve "wellbeing" on Facebook.
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The major, overarching change you'll notice is the separation of social from media.
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However, they share an overarching goal: End legalized slavery inside American correctional facilities.
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But Apple's operations are only a slice of the company's overarching carbon footprint.
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But, the overarching theme for me, was that I landed my dream job.
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They're sonically more dynamic and cohesive without being connected by an overarching narrative.
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However, he said overarching China concerns will continue to weigh on the stock.
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On social media, women came forward who identified with the overarching emotional narrative.
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For her, the guitar, quite clearly, is an overarching symbol of sexual voracity.
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Raquel Willis: The overarching goal of my work is to elevate marginalized folks.
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Facebook had considered moving to a different name for the overarching company entirely.
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The overarching question is: How do we create a balance and work together?
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What are the big, overarching questions you're concerned with today in your research?
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The prescription for change is an overarching approach to bring this all together.
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We see the Fed's overarching goal as protecting and extending the economic recovery.
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So far, the series has told an overarching story broken roughly into trilogies.
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Advancing the overarching strategic narrative of Clinton as untrustworthy and out-of-touch.
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"Trump has no overarching principle that I can identify," said Mr. Holtz-Eakin.
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This is why King's stories have an overarching sense of doom and dread.
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But Congress's overarching obligation is to assure the adequate defense of the nation.
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They'll give you an overarching view of what's happening at America's space agency.
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But what is one overarching message you would most like people to understand?
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Hollywood's progressive reputation is mostly unearned, undermined by its overarching commitment to profit.
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This suggests, wrongly, that there is some overarching organization that links them all.
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Dalio's overarching point here is that a rising deficit starts a domino effect.
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Each of them can be roughly lumped into an overarching "hypebeast kids" aesthetic.
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And so this is part of that same overarching agenda from this administration.
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That way, even if a particular habit doesn't stick, your overarching intention will.
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The overarching question is whether the Ravens' new offensive approach can be sustained.
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All of this will help convey the overarching superficiality of the Biden campaign.
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Then it's beneath that overarching branding, it's what we're doing underneath the surface.
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Between the lines: The overarching concern is everyone's definition of "value" is different.
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Pakistan's foreign policy is guided by one overarching fixation: its enmity with India.
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He has committed to making "hire American and buy American" his overarching policy.
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And the overarching concern is usually long-term survival of the imperiled population.
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Ultimately, she believes it is up to Kagame, noting the president's overarching influence.
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Bringing tennis to greater prominence in Canada is one of Shapovalov's overarching goals.
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For most of the past 400 years, Americans did have an overarching story.
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But the certainty that she had about her overarching vision propelled her forward.
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The Council determines the overarching direction and political priorities of the European Union.
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Moreover, Kilbride tries not to let the overarching macroeconomic backdrop influence his analysis.
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So, yes, that did end up being the overarching theme of the book.
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And the season repeatedly returned to an overarching topic: police reform and misconduct.
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Unlike the previous volumes, the sense of an overarching narrative is kinda lacking.
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The world is captivating, the characters are great, and the overarching story is interesting.
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The space also contains overarching choices, like the genre or format of the work.
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That's our overarching genre, but we also have some shoegaze, folk, electronic, and goth.
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So is our affection for the conspiracies, the paranormal activities, and the overarching mythology.
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The tastelessness of the mode's overarching concept, however, is a disappointment, per Joystiq's review.
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But their profiles are far smaller among audiences and in the overarching MCU canon.
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But to Mr. Birbiglia's creative mind, that's an overarching theme, not a lecture topic.
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Is there an overarching theme or lesson to be taken away from this album?
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Compliance officers expressed their potential concern about the board's overarching "understanding" of compliance challenges.
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"The overarching thing is how much polarity there is between the candidates," said Sussman.
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"The overarching goal is to bring the customers back in more often," Ho said.
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The overarching problem of air pollution is far too big and bad for that.
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Worse, the company was never able to articulate an overarching vision for the service.
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If only to manage overarching ethical and legal considerations related to largely automated decisions.
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Measuring the gap and the team's ability to close it was the overarching goal.
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The only missing element is an overarching consensus – across the board, across the continent.
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The overarching theme of rising protectionism is a concern to an improving global economy.
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A constantly churning feed is not the way to stay focused on overarching goals.
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Viewers who hadn't seen the commercial before were very into the ad's overarching message.
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"I work with the overarching question: What does being a human mean?" she said.
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On these overarching issues too, the picture is more nuanced than it currently seems.
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It is, as an overarching European structure, short on democracy and long on bureaucracy.
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His piece is reposted below with permission, followed by some overarching thoughts from me.
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But an overarching concern lingered: How will the Mets handle their future playing time?
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The GAO also found the FAA had no overarching structure to defend its networks.
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"The way we make music, there wasn't any overarching scheme or mold," Frankel explains.
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And as is the case with all popular, overarching narratives, the truth is complex.
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Refusal to apologize is definitely one of the overarching themes of the Cleveland experience.
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He expressed frustration at the overarching narrative that McKinsey took money for little work.
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A: The overarching idea is to keep people away from each other -- social distancing.
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The overarching theme was Vietnam's meaninglessness and what it did to Americans and America.
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The overarching theme of the exhibition is the universal impact of war and displacement.
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The overarching provisions described by Pelosi largely matched adeveloping agreement she described Thursday night.
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Overarching all these, I believe, is self-security, being comfortable with who you are.
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Several people pointed to Rospars' overarching effort to make Warren less objectionable to voters.
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To the Editor: Campaign finance reform is the most important, and most overarching, issue.
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The overarching question we don't know the answer to is by how many seats.
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Economists dispute the overarching argument that less immigration leads to more jobs for Americans.
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But it's imperative those outcomes are tied to and ultimately support the overarching goals.
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But many were still hesitant to express overarching concern about their children's playtime safety.
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" Both Jackson and Osman describe the Taliban's overarching objective as "winning hearts and minds.
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But they also highlight important differences, including the lack of overarching federal privacy legislation.
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That remains true, but TikTok's new Community Guidelines will be overarching and apply globally.
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Biden's admirers, though, believe the details matter less than his overarching message of acceptance.
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The key is to bet on companies that can benefit from big, overarching trends.
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This is a reversal from an overarching trend seen over the past few years.
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All of their health care plans would achieve those overarching goals to different degrees.
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Mr. Krakoff will, at the very least, provide a single, overarching point of view.
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There's nothing fancy to it — the overarching narrative, the production, the vocal techniques, everything.
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Disney and Comcast are in competition over Sky for one overarching reason: internet streaming.
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Rather than the single, overarching narrative, like the other books have, TW is episodic.
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Ultimately, the film's overarching themes worked well for me, once they really got going.
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And he began to break down the overarching archetypes that would comprise his hierarchy.
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In Get Out, as in many horror films, there is no overarching fantasy metaphor.
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An overarching story that somehow manages to be both simultaneously too thin and too complicated.
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"Oftentimes when synthetic biology is introduced to the press, there's this overarching sensationalism," he says.
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There are generally six overarching considerations as you head into negotiations with large, enterprise organizations.
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He allows the Guardians of the Galaxy to retain their relevance in Marvel's overarching storyline.
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Absent an overarching goal, some environmentalists say the initiative will, by design, fall far short.
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Although it wasn't squarely about Roe versus Wade and the overarching right to an abortion.
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The target is part of its overarching strategic mid-term plan leading up to 2022.
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The overarching lesson of history is that propaganda is baked indelibly into the human condition.
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Despite the broad range of ideas and artistic practice, home emerges as an overarching theme.
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On a more overarching note, what attracts us to these predictable films to begin with?
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Instead, each novella works perfectly as a self-contained installment to a larger, overarching story.
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Below that overarching fight over the direction of the party, shade was flying everywhere. Sen.
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For the cyphers, artists are usually pulled together in small groups under some overarching theme.
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It's an overarching number that mixes together a lot of things, including age and occupation.
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Snapchat's overarching strategy right now is to build an orbit of time-wasters surrounding chat.
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But in this particular case there is an overarching risk, a cautionary message for voters.
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It proved that a sitcom didn't need a point or an overarching lesson to impart.
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But it's clear that this issue has opened an overarching debate on privacy and security.
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Miitomo is also the first service to tie into Nintendo's new overarching account system, MyNintendo.
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Both relate in ways to the overarching problem for our age, which is climate change.
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And if you stomached the movie's overarching message, then that really shouldn't gross you out.
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In those speeches, though, Sanders connects all those points to the overarching theme of inequality.
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But though those are all welcome achievements for Mr Putin, there is another overarching one.
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Treatment for the disorder usually consists of identifying the root of those overarching psychological issues.
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But it, too, downplayed the idea that there is an overarching trend causing the crashes.
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The overarching problem is that Harris has not found her niche in a multicandidate field.
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The overarching theme so far this election season has been widespread economic anxiety among Americans.
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The only overarching thing that characterizes young adult literature is the age of the protagonist.
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Apple also recently pulled its existing iPhone return policies into one overarching program called Renew.
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The overarching goal of the "Rule Yourself" campaign is to promote Under Armour's training apparel.
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The history of the automobile as a vessel of artistic innovation is an overarching theme.
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A collection is, by my lights, a chance to build a universe, an overarching ecosystem.
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Viswanath stated that the overarching goal was to move the customers without a major incident.
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Kim hosted a conversation about the intersection of meme artists and the overarching art world.
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That's the overarching idea of a paper published yesterday in the journal Men and Masculinities.
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As for Cora, it was simply the overarching theme of her short yet profound journey.
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And your overarching question remains even more relevant: Why are there so few black Republicans?
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Likewise, the absence of an overarching philosophy is starting to look like a competitive disadvantage.
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"They weren't freezing to advance; they were facing the overarching problem of partnership," she said.
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"The overarching answer is to work with your member of Congress," Daley-Harris told me.
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This is stage Brooklyn, with its stained-glass church windows, careworn furniture and overarching crucifix.
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Isn't there an overarching plot in "Kominsky" about how Sandy comes to terms with aging?
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"If there's an overarching explanation, my guess would be a cultural process," Dr. Harvati said.
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The bill was passed as part of a trio in an overarching "Preserve California" package.
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The underlying problem in Iraq is the absence of any sense of overarching national identity.
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Still, the overarching conclusion is that the march of technology is more or less inevitable.
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An elite team hunts bad guys weekly in a mostly episodic show with overarching conspiracies.
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For Target and Walmart, though, the boxes are only a sliver of their overarching businesses.
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Voiceover can be a clunky device that slows down action and undercuts the overarching narrative.
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But the overarching, triumphal issue of our time is the life force of the planet.
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Rather, they are as often as not overarching, requiring maximum intelligence-sharing, coordination and cooperation.
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"It's not based on an overarching global view and foreign-policy strategic approach," Psaki said.
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Put in terms of the overarching concept, West Virginia shows that big changes do happen.
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"Tesla's overarching strategy here is effectively to become a giant distributor global utility," he said.
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Rather than a single overarching story line, there are several simple stories that unfold simultaneously.
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Economics 53 The overarching theme of these protests seems to be Iran's perpetually mismanaged economy.
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I've witnessed my female classmates subconsciously mold their beliefs to match those of overarching consensuses.
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Within this overarching methodology, each grade level has specific things students are expected to learn.
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For instance, focus on an overarching intention (say, reducing stress) rather than a particular habit.
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Putting aside such speculations, the overarching geographical narrative of the election is plain to see.
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Why take an overarching approach, instead of exploring more fully the nuances of each situation?
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It can't tell an overarching story in the same way that, say, Breaking Bad could.
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And Reigns: GoT's final end game does offer several overarching takeaways to preparing for winter successfully.
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Because of this overarching theme of family dysfunction, it is (factually) the perfect Thanksgiving family binge.
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The Defense Quantum Information Consortium addresses key national security concerns as part of an overarching program.
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The overarching view is that anal is considered kinky, or at the very least, not vanilla.
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The overarching brand should come first, just like with every other series that has ever existed.
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Projects will address the program's overarching curatorial theme that focuses on the idea of "rural utopias".
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They are expected to begin the work of dismantling the overarching Dodd-Frank regulations this week.
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An overarching concern was what scientists described as the demise of diplomacy under the Trump administration.
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His bigger problem, to my ear, was the absence of an overarching theory connecting his answers.
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For its first two-thirds, it's entirely character-led, and the overarching plot is somewhat irrelevant.
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Leaders in Congress have called for overarching data privacy legislation to be passed later this year.
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There are plenty of details to work out, but the overarching structure will likely be familiar.
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If there was an overarching theme to his sprawling talk, it was peace, unity, and love.
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In Britain, parliament has traditionally approved overarching changes, leaving the day-to-day application to regulators.
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If there's an overarching narrative or theme, we aren't quite able to say what it is.
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If we could round up 2018's earrings into one, overarching trend, it'd be Statement Earrings.
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Given the prestige drama's overarching themes of corruption and manipulation, this is not a surprising development.
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The overarching title of the books, A Song of Ice and Fire, literally refers to him.
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While the drinks share an overarching flavor profile, each one also has their own unique characteristics.
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The most definitive overarching issue with the Marvel Cinematic Universe has been the lack of stakes.
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Rather, the overarching policy objective that unifies them is cutting taxes—and damn the fiscal consequences.
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The New Founding Fathers control the overarching narrative while maintaining the illusion of a free press.
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His six novels oscillate between anti-Semitism and blatant, gross misogyny, with an overarching, looming sexuality.
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ESSA's overarching impact is, indeed, to give states much more latitude on education policy decision-making.
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In Nuts, live interviews mingle with an overarching cartoon, giving it a larger than life feel.
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Through that prism, Trump's cascade of actions sends an overarching message: He will get things done.
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I think there is an overarching theme of beauty in hopelessness and oneness with the universe.
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One simple and overarching motivation for all of these products, is the need to maintain profits.
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She crafted each individual episode as well as the overarching storyline that tied each one together.
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This overarching focus on safety spans and binds together our entire global aerospace industry and communities.
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That said, the overarching world views of the Commander-in-Chief do make a big difference.
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Instead of thinking of "UBI" as one overarching goal, we could consider "UBI-izing" specific programs.
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Though not always apparent, anger, hurt, and betrayal are overarching themes in Trash's lyrics and sound.
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One of the overarching themes of the book is that being an outsider isn't radical anymore.
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But the overarching consensus remains the climate change we are experiencing is by no means catastrophic.
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That's unlikely to happen, he concedes, but it jibes with an overarching theme of this research.
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" Settlement negotiations, the filing said, took place against a backdrop of an "overarching risk of bankruptcy.
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Fortunately, there is no pressure to enact overarching legislation that has a lower chance of passing.
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Space development is part of China's overarching desire to develop its own technology and project power.
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Despite its overarching motifs of functionality and political resistance, Fuck the Patriarchy is a disjointed exhibition.
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The overarching message from translators is this: They just want their families to live in safety.
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"Now we follow the general overarching policies of GAGAS in all of our reports," he added.
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The overarching theme—whose only rhetorical virtue was that it tested well with focus groups—was
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"The overarching goal was to take the libretto as seriously as the music," Mr. Jacobs said.
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Its overarching holiday marketing campaign this year is dubbed "Rock This Christmas," the company announced Wednesday.
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It'll be a personality cult, without a hint of optimism, and certainly no overarching governing philosophy.
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If "Every Song Ever" has an overarching theme, it is an injunction to open your ears!
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China's data industry has been governed by loosely defined laws, but no overarching data protection framework.
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Do you have a big overarching thesis about media and tech, other than that they're combining?
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These concerns are easily lumped together into one overarching fear: Tech is messing with our minds.
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But Chaney argues that the idea of an overarching category of self-harm doesn't really work.
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It actually entrenches this overarching trend of the loss of the middle-class in the region.
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Mir's most overarching victory, however, was its focus on building a peaceful international community in space.
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President Trump's overarching theme is "fair trade," but fairness resides in the eye of the beholder.
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"The overarching lesson for real estate owners is to be very cognizant of uses," he said.
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The way in which big quakes accelerate may be a recurrent feature among the overarching chaos.
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Yet Quetelet's overarching findings still stand: at some level, human life can be quantified and predicted.
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Or was it the overarching reality that Moore, like Grimm, makes Republican congressional leaders' skin crawl?
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Finally, we need to make it an overarching policy that security takes precedence over everything else.
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Ms. Ngcobo refuses to assign these artists any overarching agenda or to articulate any political orientation.
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"Communications disorders were the overarching theme of my mother's career," Dr. Oaklander said in an interview.
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But the show's most intriguing theme has emerged from the overarching plot surrounding the main character.
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The Forum's organizers also chose sustainable investment as the overarching topic for the five-day event.
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It's that incoming, overarching competition that gives people like Casey Bloys, HBO's head of programming, anxiety.
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"Star Trek: Discovery" introduces new faces in a different era, but retains the same overarching themes.
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Hillary Clinton had a great answer to every incremental question but there wasn't an overarching vision.
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Similarly, I believe that 'do no harm' is the right overarching approach for distributed ledger technology.
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" "There seems to be an overarching depression that was driven by years of not vaccinating people properly.
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The real debate is whether Nintendo's long-term, overarching vision is to sell a lot of products.
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"We're not trying to make some overarching point about the state of contemporary painting," Mr. Klein said.
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The average content marketer uses a combination of eight different tactics as part of their overarching strategy.
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The team's overarching mission is to make art buying more accessible and thus widen the sales pipe.
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Photo: Raul Marrero (Gizmodo)Faster is sort of the overarching theme of what the iPhone XS does.
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Stories grow and then collapse; an overarching plot is hinted at and then takes an absurd turn.
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From Girls to Broad City, the overarching theme is that none of us have our shit together.
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Britain is doing likewise, and the European Union is developing an overarching screening framework for its members.
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If there's any grand, overarching story to the movies this year, it might just belong to MoviePass.
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There doesn't appear to be a single, overarching plan for what to do in such a scenario.
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True, Night of 2100 Stars lacks the product-promotional opportunities that have become Oscar night's overarching purpose.
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For Barlow, this approach was part of his overarching goal to broaden the audience for interactive experiences.
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Deadpool 2 thus reshapes the overarching X-Men metaphor to a broader definition than we've seen before.
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Keef's early videos depicted him and his friends smoking weed and brandishing guns with no overarching narrative.
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So, Olivia could kill her father and eliminate an overarching problem that's been plaguing her for years.
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" Though it suggests that achieving that kind of overarching regulation will be "a long and complex task.
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It also proposes a dedicated, overarching regulator to oversee internet companies to ensure they meet their responsibilities.
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The second overarching problem: The show fell hard in unearned love with itself and never looked back.
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Regulations and government oversight exists in the absence of pro-social forces within the overarching capitalist framework.
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"The overarching thing that is the same is the OpenBundle thesis and the Stoop thesis," he said.
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"I wanted to raise awareness, but in a gentle way," Samdo says of the overarching species concept.
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But Asian shares fell Monday, and U.S. futures followed suit, amid overarching concerns over slowing global growth.
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One of the overarching themes at the protest is disappointment and anger at the ruling Socialist government.
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Have inner strength, and people who uplift you, that's the overarching thing that I hope bleeds out.
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"We were disappointed that the bill doesn't include a clear statement on overarching privacy protection," said Grieve.
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The album hums with a forward-moving energy, and an overarching awareness that nothing stays the same.
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It's almost as if there's an overarching belief among the media that Trump brought this upon himself.
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The overarching theme of the book is how Detroit turned to bankruptcy to restore the social contract.
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Antifa activists do share one overarching principle, however: "Antifa act out of collective self-defense," Bray asserts.
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His overarching goal has always been to replace the fossil-fuel-powered car with an electric one.
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But they also point to the overarching trend of Beijing's efforts to deleverage while maintaining economic growth.
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Beyond enhancing the future safety and security of our community, our working group had two overarching objectives.
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Or maybe he should, if his overarching goal is to keep the Tesla story fresh (it is).
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But Gomez said his new role in the minority caucus comes with a clear, overarching legislative strategy.
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And so, just as there really is no overarching European cuisine, no monolithic Chinese cuisine exists, either.
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That's because the shopping spree demands an overarching infrastructure to power functions such as logistics and payments.
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But the overarching messages many demonstrators had was the importance of science — especially signs from student protesters.
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The Bush administration combined 22 government agencies into a single overarching agency: the Department of Homeland Security.
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But the overarching message has to be unity — unity in the party and unity for the country.
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So even if the overarching spy plot is a little opaque, the underlying emotions are immensely satisfying.
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There's an important, overarching thing to know about how our brains perceive the world: They're constantly guessing.
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"The overarching concept of obstruction of justice parallels some of Nixon's activities rather neatly," Mr. Lacovara said.
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Yes, striving to accomplish a single overarching goal every day means you have grit, determination and resilience.
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Because A.I. is no single thing, it's difficult to speak to its overarching promise; but questions abound.
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The absence of a role for the judiciary to check the executive's overarching power, however, is troubling.
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But the overarching metaphor actually posits the newcomers as the interlopers bringing chaos to a stable environment.
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What has been the overarching paradigm of United States-China relations from the 18th century to now?
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But Congress has never set an overarching national standard for how most companies gather and use data.
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Researchers found "clear and overarching" evidence that increased immigration did not lead to higher levels of crime.
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Destination Zero refers to Jaguar Land Rover's overarching aim for zero accidents, zero congestion and zero emissions.
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There are a number of overarching health problems that we, as a society, are currently up against.
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"The overarching idea is, however you transact with it, you'll need to track your transactions," said Walker.
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Wenning provides Ferrari — the firm&aposs fourth largest position — as a prime example of this overarching idea.
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Having a solid grasp on the brand's overarching identity can make online interactions more seamless and cohesive.
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Fitch assumes there will be no overarching change to the current strategy being pursued by TI's management.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — One overarching law is almost always applicable in Washington — the law of unintended consequences.
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Then Dybner and I discussed the date in relation to my overarching question: Am I the problem?
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Please Like Me doesn't try too hard to follow anything like Josh and Tom's overarching career aspirations.
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That's the overarching message of the Pew Research Center's "State of the News Media" report issued on Wednesday.
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He was great at coming up with the overarching idea and message, not so much with the execution.
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Her project forms part of her overarching aim to write a million poems to strangers during her lifetime.
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Some Member States appear to be trying to attack ePrivacy to weaken the overarching framework of GDPR too.
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The current plan involves the establishment of two constituent states within an overarching federal framework on the island.
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The overarching theme of today's cluster of Google announcements is that Google is a Serious Hardware Brand now.
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In fact, one overarching theory of how biological patterns form comes from an unlikely place: codebreaker Alan Turing.
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But there is a thread running through it all that suggests an overarching design based on two assumptions.
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Piss off an ally sufficiently and they might not stick around to the end of your overarching mission.
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For example, cardinal signs are natural leaders who feel comfortable taking charge and formulating long-term, overarching plans.
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Last week, I talked about Snap's bizarre decision to keep pursuing hardware without really changing their overarching strategy.
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"The overarching message is that hate crimes will not be tolerated in Louisiana," he said after signing it.
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Another change addressed the overarching concern expressed by the Clinton administration about the effect of the time limitations.
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The overarching thesis is that contract analysis space/legal process outsourcing has yet to be disrupted by technology.
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There's no one theme that ties all of these titles together, no overarching narrative to each year's Rezzed.
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The third, overarching, reason is that the contempt voters feel for both parties is grounded in those failures.
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When I asked the following five models what characteristics they find most beautiful, there was an overarching theme.
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"Philanthropy is a part of that legacy, and it incorporates various views into one overarching legacy," she added.
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While there was no overarching theme this year, there were many films about migration and portraits of artists.
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"It's hard to think about anything else when you have this massive, overarching problem," said Aji Piper, 16.
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The overarching concern, whether or not a social credit system reaches national scale, is the potential for abuse.
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The campaigning think-tank would like to see the left, right and centre wooed with an overarching message.
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The incident is the latest symbol of distrust for what some perceive as an overarching and predatory government.
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When the books were published, the fate of the Baudelaires and its overarching moral was left open-ended.
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Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders both have grand, overarching visions of what's gone wrong with the US economy.
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While taste might be capricious, there are a few overarching qualities that Lowe said will inevitably confer value.
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During this meeting, one overarching theme kept popping up: Evolution doesn't operate the same way within all cancers.
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That might mean new maps and modes, or variations on existing content that tie into the overarching theme.
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There's very little you can do to influence the overarching narrative or the people in Ryder's immediate orbit.
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Let's reality check two big overarching claims about this regulation, including one EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt made Monday.
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Wells pointed out that this "didn't receive much notice" as it did not disrupt the election's overarching narrative.
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Instead, Trump and Tillerson's overarching focus appears to be twofold: putting "America First," and gutting the State Department.
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Instead of an overarching message, he's hoping to create a specific feeling within everyone who plays the game.
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The news revolves around Germany's so-called "state trojan," an overarching term given to the authority's hacking capabilities.
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As a result, our #goals could either feel overarching or underwhelming, and we'll need to make some tweaks.
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Stories weren't one-offs, but set pieces in an overarching drama: Right versus Left, Good versus Stupid Evil.
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Each canister approaches these art forms with an eye to an overarching theme: Earth, Metasphere, Moon, or Ether.
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It is owned by Alphabet, Google's parent company and was bought when Google was still the overarching parent.
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GOP pollster David Winston contends that economic anxiety has been the overarching issue for voters for several years.
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Every unit falls under the same overarching rules as set forth by the Uniform Code of Military Justice.
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Barry and Smith report that civic republicanism's overarching concern with political leadership is woefully absent from green theory.
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Literacy, the cause she championed, fit well into the President's overarching initiatives, so the melding was relatively seamless.
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His minor presence turned out to play a significant role in an overarching story line of the season.
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Each work offers a distinctive premise or overarching concept; it's the movement itself that starts to blend together.
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Google's overarching, extensive VR platform is at last here in the form of the $79 Daydream View headset.
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The group has an overarching policy, established in 2015, that bans the sale or distribution of Confederate flags.
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Within Femmes of Colour, there is an overarching front that is against everything that is toxic about masculinity.
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They've historically taken the longform narrative approach to album-writing, weaving vignettes together to create an overarching story.
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Speaking more generally, do you feel like letting overarching concepts govern your records helps you narrow your focus?
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There is no overarching solution presented for escaping the mega-structure of technology's influence on the human condition.
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The overarching aim is not to replace Trump with Mike Pence — the equivalent of exchanging Groucho for Harpo.
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An overarching goal should be to increase mobility – that is, passenger miles traveled – while reducing vehicle miles traveled.
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The Ohio state legislature passed the primary changes as part of an overarching coronavirus response bill, and Gov.
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Mr. Azar said little about expanding insurance coverage, the overarching goal of health policy under President Barack Obama.
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Anthologies tend to be uneven by nature, but "The Kiss" isn't just inconsistent; it lacks any overarching design.
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I mean, you know me enough that, you know we're not trying to impose some overarching corporate will.
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But the overarching themes of her long career were the differences between the sexes and how they develop.
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The focal characters in this episode, Laoghaire and Frank, both have particular positions in the overarching "Outlander" story.
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At this point, the resistance seems to be divided into three overarching areas: misinformation, disidentification, and general stubbornness.
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The fine folks at Politico reported that the overarching feeling is pessimism about passing a health care bill.
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The overarching statistics mask underlying problems, making it hard to attract attention and resources for those in need.
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The overarching reason is that the process leading to an indictment could, and I believe would, become politicized.
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He's also experimenting with staggered release schedules for reality series that have elimination rounds and other overarching narratives.
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Since we last covered Funnel mid 2017, the overarching trend has been an explosive growth in digital marketing.
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Even stranger, according to Bown, is that this deal does not take disputes to an overarching enforcement body.
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Since the removal of the Rhodes statue the radicals have settled on an overarching demand for national decolonization.
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The overarching and laudable purpose of the show is to establish fashion as a part of modern design.
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Therefore, Beijing's overarching goal is to deny America its current access to, and dominance of, the Western Pacific.
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"Our first overarching focus is getting tax returns and ethics forms," said Senator Amy Klobuchar, Democrat of Minnesota.
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We Are Visible boldly depicts the struggle and resilience of the trans community with a vital overarching theme.
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That's even the overarching theme of all those memes — watching the videos is just a feel-good time.
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Several of the novel's "Coming to America" essays, short discrete immigrant stories, were woven into the overarching narrative.
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This is where overarching patient engagement strategy is necessary; and every tactical action contains its own assigned metric.
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But today every mortgage has to conform to an overarching standard known as ATR, or "ability to repay".
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While Ukraine is the proximate event, how the president has dealt with Mr. Putin is the overarching theme.
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Make sure goals are personal and reasonable, but also toss in some overarching, "outrageous" goals to motivate you.
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They&aposre designed to "help you discover the truth" and mitigate some of life&aposs overarching uncertainties.1.
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On the other hand, Microsoft's tech business is higher-margin, meaning it can take a more overarching view.
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Since the law passed, tech giants have pulled out their last card: pushing for an overarching federal bill.
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The overarching connection between these stories, according to Professor Koehn, is that these leaders were made, not born.
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The overarching shift seems to be toward living peacefully with our technology rather than striving to avoid it.
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It's instead been about his style, like his overarching message of "radical love," or his early poll numbers.
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And no, it is not "possible that Bernie could have combined his focus on jobs and climate and infrastructure into some kind of overarching effort that really mattered," because any overarching effort — anything close to the kind of mobilization McKibben is talking about — would require legislation, and lots of it.
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Whatever your partisan affiliation, it is worth considering the overarching constitutional principles involved in any given Supreme Court precedent.
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Despite the genre's overarching interest in death and all things dark and gloomy, metal fashion is terrible for funerals.
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The Satya Nadella era at Microsoft has been defined by one overarching theme: everything ties back to the cloud.
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His stories, built up through the use of rich archival material and music, are constructed as overarching grand narratives.
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One overarching theme in your book is how to find peace during the not-so-peaceful parts of life.
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Post-investment, LocalGlobe's operational support kicks in, with the overarching aim to help each startup become Series A-ready.
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To be clear: The proposal doesn't suggest an overarching regulator, nor does it call for sweeping rule-making authority.
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There was one overarching reason for its massive success: Lots of people began to go see it every weekend.
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Apple announced on Monday that its existing iPhone return policies will be rolled into one overarching program called Renew.
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Moral fiber and the overarching question of "how good is good enough?" are having a moment in pop culture.
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To that same end, don't try to tackle all the overarching problems in the world with a single reading.
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The overarching theme of friendship is basically iterated directly to the camera about a dozen times throughout the movie.
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Brawl's Subspace Emissary mode was — although there are cutscenes and an overarching storyline — but it fills a similar role.
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Which is perhaps expected given the overarching difficulty of attacking a complex and multi-faceted problem like disinformation quickly.
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IT'S VERY DIFFICULT TOBELIEVE THAT THERE WAS NO OVERARCHING POLICY AND THAT ALL THE POLICY MAKERSHAVE BEEN HELD ACCOUNTABLE.
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To me, Marika's music comes across the same way: organizing sprawling feelings and overarching concepts into digestible pop songs.
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Ring Door View Cam The overarching theme with Ring's product releases this year is ease of installation and use.
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Under China's "state capitalism" model, government and business are enmeshed and coordinated in pursuit of an overarching national goal.
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For an overarching explanation of what has gone wrong, a decline in trust is a good place to start.
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In February, I published a five-part series analyzing Patreon's founding story, product evolution, business, competition and overarching vision.
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The campaign's overarching focus is a shared love of reading that's meant to promote Amazon's Kindle e-reader device.
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Does it mean we should give up on the idea that there is an overarching notion of scientific progress?
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The overarching premise of The Lego Batman Movie is simple and endearing, if not overly sweet: Batman is lonely.
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But the overarching issue is basic fairness: Did both parties have the chance to translate votes to electoral victories?
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As CTO of Reuters, Young will oversee overarching technology strategy, including technology development, architecture, platforms, testing and operational resiliency.
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One company source indicated an overarching deal could be reached by Friday, but others did not confirm the prediction.
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Eva wasn't the first anime to marry fun action tropes with deeper religious symbolism and an overarching metaphysical tone.
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Up until now, China's data industry has been governed by loosely defined laws but no overarching data protection framework.
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Previous presidents exerted a light touch with businesses, tackling industries as a whole while discussing policy in overarching tones.
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When it comes to sanitation, "Water Mission's overarching goals are to protect human health and human dignity," says Armstrong.
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Donald Trump, a legendary dealmaker, should recognize this truth and not rush into any agreement, given America's overarching leverage.
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The overarching impression is that the party is still dangerously out of touch with the political reality it inhabits.
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The great power competition is the overarching challenge, yet we also must deal with Iran, North Korea, and terrorism.
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While collusion was the rationale for the overarching Russia investigation, we got a special counsel because of obstruction allegations.
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This overarching change is significant as you don't have to find a specific app to do one specific thing.
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In fact, plenty have ideas for how to tie a variety of topics together into an overarching campaign theme.
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If the power leans too strongly on the military side, you lose the overarching government approach to these countries.
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The overarching issue globally that needs to be changed, experts agree, is the entitlement shown and perceived by men.
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But she said her overarching concern was "the lack of meaningful engagement with residents to determine their own future".
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Alexander's overarching aim is to make it possible for people to speak freely and without fear about their diagnosis.
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For many Republicans, the overarching question is whether Trump is an aberration or a harbinger of things to come.
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Mars InSight is a pure science mission that serves no other overarching policy objective than the quest for knowledge.
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Though this argument is not without its merits (and its holes), it's not the overarching issue for British authorities.
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Some people agree that there's an overarching thing called general intelligence, while others debate the existence of multiple intelligences.
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Yet the overarching trend is towards a self-reinforcing set of shocks, set off by the great financial crisis.
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Regardless of their specific aims, the brain is able to quickly assess the overarching value of sharing particular content.
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For most Trump backers, though, the overarching message from Monday seemed to be: We live to fight another day.
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The author never neglects to tie his compelling descriptions of the personalities and events to their overarching historical implications.
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" Their mission: "The overarching goal of what we're working toward is equitable evidence-based policies that serve all people.
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Basically my overarching theme in anything I'm doing day to day is avoiding the bullshit that pervades the city.
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In overarching aggregate, the report says UK adults now spend the equivalent of almost 50 days online per year.
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They said it involves several issues, but it's the overarching issue of sex as a taboo that's the problem.
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Tactical decision-making is effective only to the extent that it's guided by an overarching, unified enterprise security strategy.
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These efforts and the Fair Chance at Housing Act are essential parts of the overarching "Housing For All" campaign.
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Yet, despite all of these powerful signals and overarching goals, policy norms to support EV infrastructure have not matured.
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In Photography after Photography Abigail Solomon-Godeau's overarching goal is to offer a feminist critique of the art world.
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Nor have the Hammer curators — Anne Ellegood, Erin Christovale and MacKenzie Stevens — conceived the show along overarching political lines.
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Despite the overarching steeled-by-adversity template into which she wedges these stories, each retains its own intrinsic drama.
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"The overarching struggle is that people want Mill Valley to stay how it was when they came," she said.
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The book's principal weakness may be its overarching conceit that we have all somehow become four-dimensional human beings.
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Presumably, he will come ready to answer the most overarching criticism: that he is trying to buy the presidency.
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But I really hope those teasers hint at some kind of overarching, in-game narrative coming back to Fortnite.
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He has something else, too: an aura of overarching goodness that's a tonic in the context of Donald Trump.
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The overarching lesson that came from the completion of the Human Genome Project was that DNA is not destiny.
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Modern Love the show is an anthology—discrete stories united by an overarching sensibility of rigorous, almost humorless, sincerity.
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You probably began your career with a strong set of overarching goals and an ethos that's important to you.
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He tries to promote an overarching theory of United States foreign policy, and he cites the former Marine Gen.
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Until now, China's data industry has had no overarching data protection framework, being governed instead by loosely defined laws.
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But in the end, these storylines all speak to an overarching concern: Is this as good as it gets?
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Such whacky statutes sow seeds of distrust, which blossoms into inconsistent obedience to the comprehensive, overarching rule of law.
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I think this gets to the root of Goodman's abstract paintings, which cannot be tied to an overarching narrative.
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This walled-off approach contributes to the overarching problem of scattered, disconnected resources preventing warriors from receiving holistic support.
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" In the time of the Founding Fathers, Turley said, "bribery was not this overarching standard that Chairman Schiff indicated.
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But I think the positivity of the numbers will be drowned out by the overarching risk-off environment today.
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What they share is a single-minded focus on a niche, not an overarching vision to change the world.
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Candidates hoping to bridge that divide must attend to several overarching issues: Reconciling climate action with populism and nationalism.
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Such people exist, of course, but one would hope their inclusion in a book would have an overarching purpose.
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There is no O'Connor doctrine — no overarching philosophy — just a series of practical accommodations to the issues before her.
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That won't stop the yearning for some overarching road map, with all the gray areas and unknowns filled it.
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There's an overarching story for Pokémon games, but they're also filled to the brim with their own little stories.
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In addition to the overarching feminist theme, the event attracted activists in favor of a wide range of causes.
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And it has one overarching — and, if you're a Trump supporter, hopeful — message: Donald Trump is in complete control.
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There's lots of [early projects] but what hasn't happened is an overarching vision or narrative to put it together.
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The overarching 9/11 story Marvel is telling isn't just about the attack — it's about what has happened since then.
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While the new name justifies a much broader and more flexible range of content, it leaves the overarching purpose unclear.
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The big, overarching, concept Mukherjee missed is "transcription factors," which are proteins that can turn specific genes on and off.
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By now, even the most "moderate" GOP candidates must make "border security first" a prerequisite for even considering overarching reform.
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Payment and business software lets creators operate independently without the need for an overarching production studio, record label or publisher.
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To think that a cabinet member will have great influence on a president's overarching strategy is to ignore recent history.
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It's full of interrogations of overarching world issues – climate change, culture as we know it—filtered through Mering's personal perspective.
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But we were speaking to the overarching idea of what Trump is—not some dumb thing he just did recently.
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While it does not appear to present an overarching thesis for the viewer, an underlying theme is satire through anthropomorphism.
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While there are data available, an overarching study like that which Rodney cited is lacking for the history museum field.
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In an interview with Wired, Fukaya discussed the design process of Velvet and her role in the overarching Tales series.
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"Gay" and "straight" are treated as the default categories, while bisexuality and the overarching umbrella of asexuality are repeatedly ignored.
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"The overarching role of the Chinese state mitigates the risk of a financial crisis," it said in a note Thursday.
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It's safe to say that there is an overarching mystery, and it's not really about the alien creatures at all.
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The case echoes that of Jay Michaud, who was arrested in July 2015 as part of the same overarching operation.
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But audiences are willing to hang with most genre revisions and play, so long as that overarching agreement remains intact.
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If he is willing to accept lower returns to help achieve an overarching societal goal he certainly can do so.
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Vulnerability is an overarching theme of the second album, with some tracks stripping back the instrumentation to emphasise the vocals.
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While the overarching storylines of "Teddy Perkins" and White Face are notably different, the overlapping specificities are hard to ignore.
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But with gift guide season being in full swing, there's still one overarching question: What actually is the best gift?
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An overarching safety framework would help to assess where an AV is in its path from early development to deployment.
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And for those who want to manage their own money, he has one overarching rule: You need to know yourself.
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And for those who want to manage their own money, Cramer has one overarching rule: You need to know yourself.
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"The broad, overarching thing is a scramble for resources," says Lukhona Mnguni, an analyst in Durban, the province's biggest city.
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The overarching problem with pollution exposure is that, sadly, there's only so much an individual can do to reduce it.
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They're also sharing the firm's overarching thesis: that the best place to invest right now is in Series A deals.
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Although "Originals" matches "Give and Take" in scholarly foundation, practical applicability and general delightfulness, its overarching conceit is less convincing.
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In this sense, Jackman equates his overarching goal with The Greatest Showman to Barnum's goal with his circus freak shows.
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Her economics speech hit on some of Sanders's themes, but she didn't offer one overarching theory of the American economy.
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Obviously these results are pretty rooted in the overarching majorities and social norms—but those social norms are biasing science.
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First, there's no need for an overarching intelligence that monitors and directs the robots, and all the infrastructure that implies.
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To discuss political partisanship as the overarching goal in this issue is akin to discussing what our favourite colour is.
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It helps too that it's more ambient than pop, able to blur into the background like a loose, overarching soundtrack.
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Wakeman said any advisor who enjoys "keeping clients confused because it gives them an overarching authority" is making a mistake.
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Giving everybody the opportunity to be entrepreneurial without fear is part of Zuckerberg's overarching call to the graduates of Harvard.
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So you have to pay attention to whom you are speaking to when making large overarching claims about nebulous concepts.
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There is no indication they were conceived as components of an overarching conversation and yet collectively, they gesture toward one.
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Given the overarching creepiness of a lot of Craigslist ads, most of these snowstorm requests are on the sweeter side.
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There's also an overarching story about the funeral home that you're working at, and how it changes as you're there.
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Despite hardware such as Apple TV and HomePod, Apple's overarching media strategy has failed to impress some critics thus far.
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Bannon would revive all of these themes in the Obama era, fusing them with an overarching message of racial grievance.
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This is seemingly the overarching idea of Equinox's luxury brand, but the concept is actually realized at the Sports Club.
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My overarching goal is to try to understand people, social processes, and behavior better through the lens of digital footprints.
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The voters may opine on the overarching principle but the voters cannot get involved in the minutiae of policy implementation.
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An overarching theme in Tagouri's work is her support for women of color, Muslim-American representation, and preserving one's identity.
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The overarching goal is to support people as they retool their careers and prepare for the workplace of the future.
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But the EPA was given the power to determine how to implement many of the specifics of this overarching goal.
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The new system is part of Amazon's overarching effort to add more software and automation into the rapidly growing marketplace.
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With its overarching tone of naiveté, "Mission Mangal" hopes to convince its viewers that rocket science isn't, well, rocket science.
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The overarching theme of the event centered on increased productivity throughout its connected ecosystem with performance improvements across the board.
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But imagine how much more exciting the film would've been had I understood its significance in the overarching Alien franchise.
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This elicited a combination of jeers and laughs from the crowd, and an overarching sense of confusion from everyone else.
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DesJardins made it clear that the tendency to sexualize AI is a symptom of a larger issue of overarching sexism.
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Hillary Clinton proposed many policies, but Patrick's critique suggests that he thought she offered no overarching rationale for her candidacy.
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But the overarching story of America is that immigrants have altered the nature of our country, generally for the better.
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Back then, there were two overarching sorting compartments, Type A and Type B, and you accepted wherever you best fit.
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But the document approved by the legislature was only a few pages long and provided overarching goals, with few specifics.
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Senator Gillibrand's overarching goal is to get Americans to universal coverage, and supports several pieces of legislation to that end.
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The overarching message from the justices yesterday was that brute-force politics, in which power begets more power, is acceptable.
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This is basically the same overarching intellectual framework as the alt-right, only Bannon's motivations are far less openly racist.
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Mr. Parisot's teaching style "was not based on the transmission of a grand, overarching view of music," Mr. Brey wrote.
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The plot may be unpredictable, but its overarching theme of ethics becomes consistently more important and insightful in this age.
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Like its predecessors, the show has no overarching theme but lots of connective tissue in terms of forms and ideas.
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The campaign and the Kremlin had an overarching deal: help beat Hillary Clinton for a new pro-Russian foreign policy.
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Together with finding joy, the overarching themes of the importance of community support and finding hope pervaded the whole summit.
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The group's overarching goal is to focus on sustainability's financial impact on a company and what that means to investors.
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Glen Morgan and Mr. Wong chip in with mixed episodes, where cases of the week combine with the overarching conspiracies.
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WASHINGTON — Republicans are unifying behind an aggressive tax code rewrite with a single, overarching goal: How low can they go?
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The overarching task is the same as ever: figuring out how to limit severe global warming in the decades ahead.
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Our guidepost has been President Trump's overarching effort to reduce regulatory burden without sacrificing protections for threatened and endangered species.
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Through smart detective work and intuition, players piece together the overarching story of these characters and how their lives connect.
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One of the overarching concerns is that any eventual verdict, should there be one, will not be seen as legitimate.
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How much of what we see comes from his overarching plans and how much is just him reacting to events?
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But there is one overarching message: You win by matching the emotions of the nationalists, not by pandering to them.
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The perennial jeopardy of Brahms without an overarching stance is dullness and stodge — there was no sign of that here.
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"I think the overarching point here is that this whole issue has to come to a resolution," Clapper told Hill.
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" And then, overarching all, there was San Francisco's 1967 Summer of Love, subject of Jack O'Connell's on-site report, "Revolution.
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"I think to me, the overarching story on this is the social media sphere we're in right now," Irwin said.
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The two fuel each other: The overarching belief that software will fix everything leads to slapdash engineering, procurement and deployment.
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ET. Facebook also released two blog posts on the issue, one with overarching information and another from Facebook's general counsel.
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The overarching message from industry must be: When the U.S. engages openly in free and fair trade, we all win.
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The idea of an overarching and powerful bond with one person is rare and treasured; it's reassuring for our souls.
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The Senate released bipartisan legislation on Thursday that would provide the first overarching federal laws governing the driverless car industry.
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Warren's overarching challenge is not unique to her campaign: standing out in a crowded field of almost 20 Democratic candidates.
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Its members came to a consensus that the overarching issue facing Iranian women was the discriminatory nature of the law.
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The changes fit in with Microsoft's overarching Fluent Design language, which can be found across most parts of Windows 10.
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This is all in relation to your grand overarching vision for yourself and the footprint you want to leave behind.
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Germany's overarching goal is to cut its emissions by 2628 percent by 28503 from 22019 levels, the news agency reported.
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The EU has strained to replace this grand postwar narrative with another overarching, big-ticket paradigm linked to Europe's destiny.
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In the fugal passages, where the specter of Bach flickers through, he showed a patient eye for the overarching structure.
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But the overarching principle is the same: If something unexpected (not signed by Apple) is running, then something is wrong.
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As a young artist, he made fake fossils, hints about his overarching concern with saving data in long-term forms.
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That's also tied up with this overarching issue of how men are portrayed or how men are supposed to act.
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Probably. But they unquestionably stem from an overarching belief in the fundamental goodness of the United States and its people.
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The overarching treaty from which all others flow—called the Outer Space Treaty—will celebrate its 50th anniversary next year.
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The overarching point is that all technologies have their good and bad uses and both need to be more fully understood.
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While the overarching plot might not win any awards, IO does a good job of creating backstories for your individual targets.
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Though the concept of anarchy refers to self-governance in the absence of an overarching authority, culturally the term invokes chaos.
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The overarching goal: To pull CBS News out of a dispiriting period in its history and reinvigorate the network's flagship newscasts.
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The overarching message is that illegals, people who do not respect our laws are entitled to everything that we Americans are.
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Moving from one layer to another, we see examples of emergence and reductionism, these two overarching organizing principles of modern science.
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The overarching philosophical functionality of everything we do on a PC, tablet, or smartphone dates back to Engelbart and the Demo.
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Rob Portman, downplayed the significance of the word "repair" on Thursday and insisted that the party's overarching goal remains the same.
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But it has an overarching strategic mode, where you attempt to keep dozens of characters sane and focused, for one thing.
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The big, overarching theme of the past four decades of the aviation industry is the triumph of the low-cost carrier.
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I don't believe it has to be an either/or decision; rather, these models can be combined in an overarching strategy.
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One overarching criticism I tend to read about Wolfmother is that the band isn't doing enough to push modern music forward.
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Questions of taste and aesthetics have always been intimately bound up with questions of status and character and overarching cultural values.
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Fisher says her work began with one overarching question: what stories can we tell at Netflix that can't be told elsewhere?
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And while the love story isn't satisfying, by downloading the game itself I've already succumbed to the overarching power of KFC.
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Her aesthetic choices are further proof of the overarching theme that the best style icons don't follow trends: They make them.
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As I said before, it's like finance: It's complex and overarching, but you don't need to understand all components of it.
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The overarching message is accepting others for who they are, based on who they are and not what they look like.
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I felt if the overarching feel of the score was something people were consciously aware of, then it missed the mark.
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Yes, Clinton talked policy, too, but the overarching message was entirely focused on her belief that Trump was unfit for office.
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"The overarching theme and way that we were guided was just to make this technology as invisible as possible," Yust said.
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Yet when I think back to the stories that I experienced in Darkest Dungeon, they don't center around these overarching elements.
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Meanwhile, Apple also announced on Monday that its existing iPhone return policies will be rolled into one overarching program called Renew.
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With IO's new installment, you don't have dozens of levels you have to churn through, connected together with an overarching plot.
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Individual galleries are not defined by one overarching theme that seeks to classify artists by subject matter, geography, or medium specificity.
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On top of its intricate, lock-and-key method of making its dungeon floors, the generator has one overarching, brilliant trick.
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They have been building a global missile system there and it is an overarching concern in terms of global security today.
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Private litigation is really important, but the other overarching thing that the Justice Department is able to do is conduct investigations.
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The overarching narrative for much of the retail industry into the first half of 2017 has been store closures and bankruptcies.
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The central, overarching conflict of the first six Star Wars movies is that a democratic republic devolves into an authoritarian dictatorship.
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"The overarching message is that we must have a specific awareness for our own health and our own safety," she said.
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He has vague feelings about the UN, some positive and some negative, which don't really translate into a consistent overarching policy.
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The Council cannot, in fact, must not, provide programmatic direction to executing Departments and Agencies, only providing the overarching strategic direction.
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Sanders called a weekend news conference in Chicago with one overarching goal: to forcefully criticize Emanuel and tie him to Clinton.
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The name reflected no overarching identity, evoked no national memory, and held no historic relation to the common language of Arabic.
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The most important takeaway, she says, is making sure individual murders are framed within the overarching context of the femicide epidemic.
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The company combs over a myriad cloud data to ensure that a company's infrastructure is optimized for its overarching business priorities.
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They're drawn to the relationships, both old and new, the mix of drama and action, and the overarching theme of hope.
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Basically, there's a lot of overlap between Nadella's different rules, but the overarching theme is simple: let's not fuck people over.
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It has no propulsive energy, no overarching point to make, and no reason to exist outside of its own basic concept.
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Your colleague Alex Taussig told me you have an overarching "future of TV" thesis that's guided a number of your investments.
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But if one were to pinpoint an overarching trend, it might be a shift away from cost savings to consumer-friendliness.
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Our games don't need to have some grand overarching purpose to have real meaning, in our lives and also as themselves.
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When people close to her speak, the overarching theme is that fame overwhelmed Houston and ultimately proved to be her downfall.
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Some industry figures expect the EU's overarching European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) to give more guidance to resolve the issue.
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A subtle but overarching spiral pays homage to Vera Rubin, an astronomer (and a 1948 Vassar graduate) who studied spiral galaxies.
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During the 2016 campaign Trump had one overarching message that he beat to death: Things are bad, and they're getting worse.
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"There are no miracle-remedies," Ms. Cotta said, pointing to the overarching issue of France's failure to integrate its Muslim minority.
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The overarching goal of his intellectual journey, he told me recently, was to establish a connection between democracy and citizen participation.
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No matter the catalyst, the overarching fear is over just how long the economy has until the next recession strikes. Months?
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Instead of drawing up a list of all the potential charges, they're focusing on one overarching charge of abuse of power.
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Conventional wisdom would suggest that the overarching market environment would be overflowing with optimism and euphoria at a time like this.
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Hussman's overarching idea here is that growth in market capitalizations are far outpacing value added, and thus, creates a frothy environment.
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But he did write that GitHub uses "the same overarching policy framework as Microsoft" when considering the topic of government purchases.
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The core problem is this: The overarching, single most important goal of modern societies is growth, not human and ecological wellbeing.
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Persona 5 continues the traditions of these adventure stories, presenting Ancient Egypt as a natural extension of its overarching heist theme.
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All the misconceptions discussed here serve to prop up one overarching and incorrect belief: that slavery wasn't really all that bad.
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Not just for overarching discussions of copyright law and where it fails us as technology moves beyond the severely dated DMCA.
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The sculptures and their positions within the overarching structure of the two-dimensional works serve to create and enhance these juxtapositions.
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As Masih told NPR, unless the government or an overarching agency does something, New Delhi's smog problem won't just blow away.
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Today's neo-Nazis have been freed from the fetters of nationalism by social media as well as by an overarching goal.
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With its vaguely worded privacy policies and misleading marketing materials, Zoom's real overarching issue seems to be a lack of transparency.
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The risk of too much time-sensitive detail, without an overarching container of human sentiment, is a short lifespan of relevance.
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Lacking I Know What Love Isn't's overarching narrative, Life Will See You Now is concomitantly less confessional and more openly crafted.
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"It's pedestrian movement meeting this overarching framework of a story that was joyful and melancholic at the same time," she said.
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Bennet has said he decided to run for president because no other candidate was satisfactorily discussing the overarching issues he identifies.
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Let's be honest: The songs are often staff-picked to cutely match the overarching campaign themes in lyrical content and tone.
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Compiled entirely from real Russian dashboard camera videos, the movie is an experimental assemblage with no overarching plot or recurring characters.
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In 1998, the same suite feels milder and more summery, the overarching condition one of restorative shade rather than stark shadow.
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"But I think the positivity of the numbers will be drowned out by the overarching risk-off environment today," Doyle said.
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"Busted!" has an overarching plot that riffs on the kind of conspiracies that ground the "Mission: Impossible" and "Rush Hour" franchises.
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Each recommendation intersects with and complements the others, but the task force found one overarching need: improved high-speed internet access.
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While Congress has considered and provided additional authority to regulators over time, overarching policy goals have rarely been changed or eliminated.
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Jarrett Culver scored 14, but his 1-of-4 shooting from behind the 3-point reflected an overarching issue for Minnesota.
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Jackson was now 28, but he had stayed untethered — there were many women, but no wife, or children, or overarching responsibilities.
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Jackson also used her sentencing comments to underscore that Stone's overarching effort in impeding Congress was to protect Trump from scrutiny.
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As a longtime food writer, what I have observed here speaks to that overarching point about freedom and rolling self-invention.
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In the Trump administration's conspiratorial nationalism, avowed anti-Semites hear their overarching narratives reflected back to them, their prejudices tacitly approved.
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While mandates for meaningful use and patient portals exist, your overarching communications and messaging must be patient-centered and genuinely sincere.
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The United States has provided "that overarching protection and alliance that underpins the whole thing and makes it work," she said.
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The rollback of women's protections doesn't impact just women but goes hand-in-hand with an overarching decline in human rights.
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But analysts say these "secondary sanctions" have been imposed precisely because some United Nations members were not stringently enforcing overarching sanctions.
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A candidate can alter, modify or change a position or two, but the overarching message has to be consistent and coherent.
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These are overarching problems; let's not let siloed thinking or funding get in the way of breaking down barriers between communities.
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There is no pope-like figure of evangelicalism, for example, and no overarching authority that can determine doctrine or specific beliefs.
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There was an overarching feeling in higher education that student records were sacrosanct, and deserve protection from snooping politicians and others.
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Business Insider sorted through hundreds of pages of testimony and evidence to piece together an overarching account of their messy divorce.
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But that still wouldn't make it easy to buck the overarching trend — that as a whole, shoppers are looking for value.
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Their overarching goal is upward mobility for low-income Americans and the two-thirds of workers without four-year college degrees.
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The art in this exhibition illuminates overarching human conditions in the way the range of works charts a world at peril.
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It is one of the overarching topics on HBO's latest big budget series Westworld, where amusement park robots begin killing visitors.
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Reaching an overarching agreement with all of them would be a spectacular challenge, even if the federal government wanted to do so.
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"The number one issue for Tennesseans has got to be the overarching issue of how dysfunctional Washington has become," said Bredesen, 74.
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There were a lot of reasons Google+ failed, but its overarching problem is that it just wasn't all that different than Facebook.
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But in the end, Adam found he had so many archival interviews and voice recordings that he didn't need an overarching narration.
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Taken together, Breitbart offers a rather coherent and overarching critique of contemporary currents in politics and the existing Democratic and Republican establishments.
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That was the overarching message delivered by acting US Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan at Asia's premier defense forum Saturday morning in Singapore.
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Manning believes that cell jamming likely provides an overarching mechanical explanation for many of the cell behaviors involved in cancer, including extrusion.
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They insist that only you (and those who believe and understand you) can see the grand, overarching plan that runs the universe.
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However, Facebook downplayed this as a change is overarching strategy when I asked if it would be licensing more old TV shows.
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She is a politician, therefore self-interested and cynical at times—yet driven, they say, by an overarching desire to improve America.
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But the thing I love about the Grimoire as a device is that it doesn't have to cohere into an overarching narrative.
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It can't be over 100 percent, but it is the overarching story of my life, and that is hard to compete with.
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In theory, giving Optimus Prime the last word is a charming touch, a nice way to add harmony to the overarching universe.
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Lybrand says a writer for the show stole elements of his film, including key lines of dialogue, scenes, and overarching plot elements.
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But the overarching feminist critique of the text is straightforward: It doesn't actually challenge the status quo, or patriarchal control of it.
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"The overarching goal of the new policies was to promote a thriving broadband ecosystem, and that's exactly what has happened," Wheeler said.
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However, even before the House began those proceedings, the administration had little in the way of an overarching design for health care.
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What Universal seems to have realized (for the second time) is that developing a massive, overarching franchise is not an easy prospect.
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In jest or not, the overarching question here is how ousted executives should behave after they've been reprimanded or fired for harassment.
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Such allegory runs the risk of becoming laboured, and the play's overarching metaphor is made to do a lot of heavy lifting.
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This overarching look at his entire career shows us the experience of how a Kubrick film was created and how it evolved.
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She will not win if she gets into the weeds on policy with Trump — she must stick to articulating the overarching issues.
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We're also seeing some of the season's overarching looks filter in — from the practical parka to yellow, the color of the moment.
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What an idea: to have others consider your work not in terms of individual performances, but as an overarching body of art.
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There's an inherent complicity to resisting something but not trying to take on the looming and overarching causes that created that monster.
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Critics say he has articulated no overarching vision for how he plans to tackle the country's major problems: violence, inequality and migration.
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Battle over Obamacare Health care in the US is much more complicated -- there is no broad overarching government-funded health care system.
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But "merit-based" proposals are also, in many cases, supported by people whose overarching goal is to reduce immigration and improve assimilation.
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With culture desperately in need of a respite from itself, overarching themes of nostalgia, equity, and fantasy come at the perfect time.
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Thinking purely social without an overarching premise is ironically solitary, and surely the fastest way to the back of the app store.
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Screenshot: GizmodoIn terms of the sheer number of compatible devices then, Alexa is an obvious choice as your overarching smart home platform.
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He therefore thinks there may be an overarching molecular signal which, if it could be found, would prepare organs for the freezer.
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But the overarching point is that soft costs can be brought down much further just by everyone converging on current best practices.
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It's that story [that] I'm telling through the clothes, which is really the overarching theme of the show: creating something from nothing.
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While Mylan found itself under the microscope on Wednesday, the overarching issue of drug pricing played a prominent role in the hearing.
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Wal-Mart no longer reports an overarching global figure for its e-commerce growth, instead choosing to focus on the U.S. market.
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The game's mechanics are simple yet the game's overarching story is surprisingly complex, making the game more addictive than you may think.
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Their overarching aims of weaning the economy – and in particular, state-owned enterprises – off an outsized reliance on bank lending is sound.
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The big, overarching goal would be to see what effects microplastics have on organisms and how those effects propagate through the ecosystem.
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Why it matters: By declaring these "three tough battles" the government has announced what the overarching economic priorities for 2018 will be.
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While the events took place from 1994 to 1995, the overarching themes of the well-publicized trial are 100% relevant in 2016.
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Jason: Our overarching philosophy is that if there's a factual error, we will attempt to correct the factual error that's being made.
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Trump will not be our last president and these new overarching definitions will remain with us as a type of unpaid bill.
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But if Mr. Hill's overarching plot has its problems, he remains a terrifically ingratiating writer when it comes to ambience and spirit.
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" To do that, Kraft says that Doppler Labs's overarching vision is to "create the last thing you'll ever put in your ears.
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Wal-Mart's overarching Sam's Choice moniker was initially introduced in the early '90s as Sam's American Choice, named after founder Sam Walton.
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Additionally, these advancing imaging tools can be used to gain a better understanding of the brain's overarching recovery process following an injury.
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What's more, no plan for Fed normalization can work that would prevent the Fed from meeting its overarching inflation and employment targets.
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Lobbying on steroids In city after city across the United States, Uber has used the same overarching strategy to expand its business.
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Neither of these groups understands that countering China's specific, comprehensive plans will require an overarching strategy and specific initiatives of our own.
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His past behavior and his call to 911 demonstrated an overarching hatred of America, with its celebration of diversity and individual liberty.
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"It used to be that the overarching brand had more power than the individual and that is no longer true," Harrington says.
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It would not be far-fetched to formulate an overarching bear case against the slew of unprofitable companies that are going public.
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Figuring out how tech capabilities can match the business needsAfter soliciting feedback, Fowler worked with his team to establish an overarching strategy.
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Our overarching mission is to become the go-to source for beautiful, intuitive tools that facilitate creativity, rather than distract from it.
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Putin's overarching goal was to sow chaos in our democracy by pouring gasoline on the partisan fires already burning hotly in Washington.
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"I think it makes a lot of sense to look at sectorial regulation rather than just an overarching AI framework," Wachter said.
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The overarching attitudes toward these sectors are extremely susceptible to shifts in narratives, while the underlying fundamentals take much longer to change.
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One of the overarching critiques of the MCU is that it relies too heavily on a specific kind of ironic, glib humor.
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"The guidance does not identify every excepted activity, but rather provides overarching direction and general principles for making these determinations," Shanahan wrote.
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The bottom line: In the U.S., there is no consensus -- indeed, hardly much debate -- about an overarching strategy to deal with China.
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But when taken as an overarching feeling of deficiency, it's very difficult to believe the possibility that I'm not the shittiest person.
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Each of them is equipped with a breezy, bullet-point description of its dimensions, colors, amenities, and overarching purpose in the world.
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"There is an overarching belief that Chairman Powell is willing to, if need be, lower rates in the near term," said Hogan.
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How you behave on your journey through Jalopy affects not the overarching narrative but the specific lines of dialogue the uncle speaks.
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"Our sort of big overarching takeaway is the kids can basically survive almost any educational system you put them through," Kois continued.
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Instead, ask overarching questions related to the company and the position, such as upcoming strategic initiatives, new product launches and competitive positioning.
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The shows are funny and good-natured and genuinely educational, and across all the various iterations form an overarching charming workplace comedy.
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Although both parts are interesting, I don't quite agree with Frank's overarching thesis that they are linked components of the same story.
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Yet for all the order and formal construction of "Available Light," an underlying (or overarching) structure is what it seems to lack.
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If there's one overarching lesson from my time in that beautiful, economically challenged city, though, it's that Matera takes care of people.
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I watched those 2012 speeches, and whatever you may think about the merits of the arguments, the overarching message clearly shone through.
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In season one, the series' overarching goal was to depict the personal sacrifices that Elizabeth made to ensure that her monarchy survived.
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The change is part of a strategy by Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's chief executive, to knit together its businesses into one overarching network.
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His overarching idea is to redefine theater, so that even classics are reconceived for a 21st century marked by war and terrorism.
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Through it all she is keeping an eye on her overarching objective, which in recent months has taken on a particular urgency.
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The shows are funny and good-natured and genuinely educational, and across all the various iterations form an overarching charming workplace comedy.
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I will vote for candidates with the overarching values that I support: stricter gun control, reuniting undocumented families and keeping abortion legal.
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Mr. Mueller's indictment does not settle the overarching question of whether Mr. Trump or any of his campaign associates colluded with Russia.
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Letter To the Editor: While most people agree that Harvey Weinstein behaved disgracefully, there is an overarching question that his conduct raises.
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China's overarching policy, Mr. Stevens said, is "to play the long game in technology, and supercomputers are just one part of that."
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In "A Little More Human," all the characters are plotting or plotted against, and are furthermore linked to an overarching corporate conspiracy.
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The overarching mystery of Netflix's To All The Boys 2, premiering February 12, is where Lara Jean herself falls on the subject.
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She was hired on at Pinterest in 2015 as a product design lead before transitioning into a more overarching creative director role.
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A shake-up of the overarching Israel Broadcasting Authority — widely considered an outdated and wasteful enterprise — has been decades in the making.
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Maura Horton was not surprised by the diagnosis, and neither was she startled by the overarching question posed afterward by her daughters.
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Much less satisfying is the book's overarching arguments about the dangers of the "creeping plutocracy" and the pervasive corrupting influence of inequality.
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But GOP leaders insist their overarching goal is a well-crafted bill, and they say they won't rush to meet specific deadlines.
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With values more suited to Victorian England, my parents raised me with one overarching objective: to marry well and raise a family.
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A major criticism of the plan was that there is no overarching enforcement mechanism to keep countries in line with the treaty.
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Instead, two overarching challenges have led to sharply reduced federal seasons, causing immense frustration for private boat anglers and charter customers alike.
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One of the more overarching themes throughout the book is using the term "polluted information" as opposed to either disinformation or misinformation.
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Martin Moore has some big questions for Big Tech, breaking his book into three overarching themes: hackers, systems failure, and alternative futures.
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I think the shift from 2115 to 1997, I don't think tech was so prominent in the overall overarching intellectual discussion yet.
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Sure, making HIV prevention medication and reproductive health care more widely available are worthy goals, but there's no coherence or overarching policy.
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"The overarching challenge is to boost productivity, which requires more ambitious policy efforts and broad and sustained political support," the IMF said.
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With its suspicion of grand, overarching narratives, postmodernism emphasized the role that perspective plays in shaping our readings of texts and events.
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Whether we are talking about Obamacare or Ryancare, there is no overarching theory that sets out the fundamental values of American health care.
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This year, as CFM's vice president Elizabeth Merritt points out in her introduction, marks the first time the report has an overarching theme.
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But while the El Niño weather system was cited as a contributing factor, the researchers say an overarching global warming trend is indisputable.
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But the overarching message of her campaign, especially at the end, was more often anti-Donald Trump than policy messaging toward these voters.
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This overseeing "brain" will send software updates to its fleet, advise cars on traffic conditions, and serve as the overarching network's communication hub.
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Each object has a symbolic meaning — death, wealth, knowledge and so on — which relates to many of the overarching themes in Rowling's works.
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Many details still need to be ironed out, but the project will consist of three overarching stages, some of which are already underway.
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Understanding Amazon's overarching strategy for health care, assuming it has one, is a process that requires putting a lot of puzzle pieces together.
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Simmons' return proved to be the perfect final touch for Far From Home, dovetailing with the film's overarching themes of deception and disillusionment.
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The company will no longer report an overarching global figure for its e-commerce growth in order to focus on the U.S. market.
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It sets the stage for China to pass its first civil code, an overarching law governing legal disputes other than those involving crimes.
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Rather, BOP policy dictates access to hygiene products at federal prisons, and without overarching legislation, it tends to vary from prison to prison.
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Because our users' interest in this overarching theme emerges so starkly for one specific word in our trending lookup data, xenophobia is Dictionary.
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Even after more than 30 hours with the game, the core, overarching narrative of Kingdom Hearts III never made much sense to me.
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Each has its own leadership, bylaws, local issues, and feminist flavors, but all are unified by NOW's overarching mission of equality for women.
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But the overarching theme here is that bargaining has broken down because, in many cases, no one has anything that anyone else wants.
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We systematically examined these clusters, labelling them based on the overarching themes that emerged from an analysis of the profiles in each cluster.
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But it could also mean controlling the messaging and overarching goals of "the movement" and who gets to be a part of it.
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But while the tech industry has provided campaigns with some free tools, there is no such overarching body or regulation specifically protecting them.
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Stefani later described the following period in her life as marked by an overarching loss of confidence — in her musical ability, in herself.
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Do you foresee that you'll have a series of installments with an overarching story to them, or do something else with the character?
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The overarching problem appears to be that security services have become addicted to catch-all surveillance as their modus operandi for intelligence gathering.
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It typically taps out at one kilometre (about 0.6 miles)—so we'd still potentially need an overarching network to communicate past that range.
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The overarching idea is that electric VTOLs will be smaller, quieter, safer, easier to fly and cheaper than traditional helicopters or private planes.
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The overarching aim of the book is more ambitious still: to challenge the reader's ideas about both hunter-gatherer life and human nature.
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The reshuffle will see Didi — which owns Uber's China business — knit three key platforms into a new overarching Ride-hailing Business Group (RBG).
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The overarching cause of autism is still unknown, and cases have been linked to about 100 mutations, some inherited and some developing spontaneously.
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"The overarching theme is that technology is revolutionizing the infrastructure world," Stephan Feilhauer, senior vice president at Macquarie Capital, said in an interview.
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But at least such series were entertaining children with well developed, original characters engaged in comic subplots sitting within coherent, creative overarching narratives.
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The sections are organized as follows: My analysis of Patreon's product, competitors, and overarching thesis have been spun out as their own articles.
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The overarching narrative is a noble, if simplistic one: be nice to people, because you never know what they might be dealing with.
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The special counsel also tried to emphasize his overarching concern that Russian government and other countries would continue to interfere in US elections.
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And if you chart Fargo's storyline chronologically — meaning season two, then season one, then season three — this overarching throughline becomes even more clear.
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But her overarching point — that Democrats need to be strategic and run more centrist candidates in conservative-leaning districts — is the smart path.
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The larger overarching legal battles around the precarious status of the city's street food vendors are likely to continue for the foreseeable future.
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But if there's an overarching theme in Buttgieg's philosophy, it seems to be this: Change can't be stopped, but it can be managed.
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All of Withings' products fit neatly into Nokia's overarching plan of being a leader in the development of the Internet of Things ecosystem.
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A campaign that focuses only on the individual shortcomings of each candidate isn't going to sway a public that needs an overarching storyline.
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Overarching the situation is that the United States has lost its way policy-wise, and has not achieved consensus on an end game.
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Captain America: The First AvengerThis film sets the overarching narrative of the Avengers team, and gives context to the power of Infinity Stones.
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A dog aunt abides by one overarching truth: that not having a dog does not stop her (or him) from having a dog.
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Nevertheless, the overarching consensus, from both conservative and mainstream observers, seemed to be that Ford had cut a credible figure through Thursday's hearing.
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Fascists like Richard Spencer try to fold their racism and sexism into an overarching political philosophy; with Trump, prejudice is id on display.
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And in overarching terms, she admits she badly misjudged the environment in which she was running and the candidate she was running against.
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But our overarching question is whether this is just wishful thinking in a world as off balance as ours seems to be today.
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We do, however, know one simple fact: Putin's overarching objective is to portray Russia's "managed democracy" as superior to America's muddled, crooked democracy.
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Making the LinkedIn bazaar operate smoothly with tools like Office, Skype and other services run on Microsoft's Azure platform is the overarching vision.
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Foreign minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier and Justice Minister Heiko Maas, both Social Democrats, stressed the overarching value of free expression, culture and media.
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" This, he added, "would obviously extend your customer base, and tap into this overarching, massive trend that the world is seeing right now.
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Other elements have stalled because no overarching guidance was issued from the attorney general to the BOP, leaving the legislation open to misinterpretation.
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But, because these were C.B.T.C. screens, their overarching message was that there wasn't much to do: an onboard computer was running the train.
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" Average salary for workers without a degree: $132,856 Job description: "Architects define the overarching structure, specs, and guidelines of software programs and systems.
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In a series of tweets, Paul said that the Obama-era order "was illegal," but the overarching problem calls for a "bipartisan" solution.
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Bobby's also got fairly detailed theories about secret government celebrity cloning programs and an overarching alien abduction plot if you listen close enough.
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It wasn't all that orange, which seems to be the overarching interpretation of how to translate the oversized Muppet's essence into something edible.
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The overarching theme of the documentary is captured adequately in its title, but unfortunately Paine is unable to satisfactorily answer his own question.
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Full of easygoing numbers that feel warm and personal, the album's rejects the industry's idea that music needs any kind of overarching statement.
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Nguyen and Rise are also working on an overarching federal bill that will be introduced into the Senate at the end of February.
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But he also echoed Pascrell's critique that the Democrats' overarching economic message simply lacked the punch to break through to working-class voters.
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Beyond the news that comes from F8 in terms of individual products, the conference gives Facebook a platform to present its overarching vision.
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Rushed spending increases, not guided by an overarching strategy regarding how the different militaries are going to complement each other, can be counterproductive.
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So when you start doing your projects, and you're 19783, you're not setting out with an idea of a career or overarching themes.
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Mr. Sharif has tried to portray himself as a champion of civilian supremacy and a challenger to the military's overarching influence in policymaking.
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Below, we've posted first those responses that answer our overarching question, then those that share opinions on guns and gun control in general.
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" When deciding upon the overarching vibe they want to go for with a look, Roach says his process with Zendaya is "very emotional.
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" When deciding upon the overarching vibe they want to go for with a look, Roach said his process with Zendaya is "very emotional.
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The most overarching theme of the draft, though, is how much this year's player pool reflects the growing influence of the international game.
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He's right to express a genuine skepticism toward overarching theories, like climate change, that require an enormous economic overhaul on inevitably speculative projections.
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The overarching theme, though, was again an ode to her brother, down to the fact the show was held on his birthday, Dec.
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The inconsistency does not trouble the many economists and Republicans who do not share Mr. Trump's overarching view on the downsides of trade.
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But for now, he says, the overarching lesson of the study would seem to be that "if you can, go for a walk."
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NG: Intellectual diversity is referring to, among other things, theoretical diversity, that overarching perspective that is relevant to explaining things in your field.
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Ste-Marie also said the overall message of the show was positive, with the overarching theme being the comedian's life in the limelight.
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Few of these developments have surprised economic forecasters, who have long warned that Mr. Trump's economic policy initiatives would undermine his overarching goals.
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Going forward, Paramount Pictures has exclusive first-look rights to his movies as part of an overarching deal with Viacom, its corporate owner.
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Mr. Cho had been president of Korean Air since 1992, chairman since 1999 and chairman of the overarching entity, Hanjin Group, since 2003.
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"The overarching view is that China's current stance has been too hardline and the leadership has clearly misjudged the situation," an academic said.
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I wish it weren't so, but the overarching stereotype that all Asians are similar is rooted in partial truth, as is every bias.
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He hopes to reduce North Korea's overarching economic dependence on China and curb Beijing's aspirations to control the future of the Korean Peninsula.
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" In the nineties, President Bill Clinton embraced globalization as the overarching solution to the country's problems—the "bridge to the twenty-first century.
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That is the overarching question at preseason training camp as Barrett works with yet another new offensive coordinator and another new position coach.
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Our democracy is flashing warning signs; all-or-nothing hyper-partisanship is destroying the overarching norms of democratic stability, mutual toleration, and forbearance.
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Overall, the coalition aims to connect "social innovators with policymakers, with the overarching goal of translating local impact to federal change," Smolover said.
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Republicans running for re-election could present themselves as loyal to Mr. Trump's overarching goals while avoiding the president's toxic tweets and scandals.
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The column said Trump had an "overarching deal" with the Kremlin to ease sanctions in return for Russian operatives torpedoing Hillary Clinton's campaign.
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Though bits of plastic were found in some of their stomachs, starvation, not plastic ingestion, remains the overarching cause of death, he concluded.
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Most dementia patients eventually require round-the-clock care, yet there is no clear national road map or overarching plan for providing it.
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The law's overarching aim is to protect workers and consumers by countering the financial speculation, reckless lending and price gouging that inflate bubbles.
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The plan also looks to make broad, immediate and overarching changes to the current immigration system by restructuring the Department of Homeland Security.
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Notion's pitch contrasts pretty heavily with the overarching enterprise SaaS trends which has seen a wealth of specialized software tools hitting the market.
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"All of that feeds into this overarching problem of public distrust of her," said Grant Reeher, a political science professor at Syracuse University.
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"It seems that nothing is hot in the sense that there is no overarching investigation keeping everyone in the industry busy," Morvillo said.
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Donald Kilbride, lead manager of Vanguard&aposs Dividend Growth Fund, doesn&apost let the overarching macroeconomic environment influence the construction of his portfolio.
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But there is no overarching evangelical authority that could cast White out of the movement (in fact, thousands of people attend her services).
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The overarching trend of recent Latin American elections has been defeat for incumbents, confirmed in the return of Peronism in Argentina in October.
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"I don't know that blips in specific sectors, while important, are going to have this overarching effect on the election," the operative said.
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What's more, independent experts find his overarching legal theory — that the counterintelligence investigation was a front for a "witch hunt" targeting Trump — dubious.
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There's no overarching extramusical message; if there is a message I want to convey, it is a musical one not amenable to translation.
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But Mr. Gosar's observation was more than an isolated zinger; it was an encapsulation of his party's overarching approach to Mr. Cohen's testimony.
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For a pope who has made something of a brand of his everyman lifestyle, this mishap overshadowed the overarching tenor of his trip.
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But just as real estate agents emphasize the overarching importance of location, location, location, the housing landscape in the United States is quite varied.
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The overarching goal in broad strokes, to avoid giving too much away, is to save the universe from Thanos's evil once and for all.
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Even though he believes the viewer should interpret the works as their mind desires, Shapiro does have an overarching conceptual narrative of his own.
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For months, Fox News has been meticulously telling the story of Andrew McCabe — one that casts him as an antagonist in their overarching narrative.
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While Captain Price (with his impressive facial hair) and other personalities will return, the installment's overarching narrative should be mostly, if not entirely, new.
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"The overarching goal of Tesla is to help reduce carbon emissions, and that means low cost and high volume," Musk said back in 2006.
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Check out more videos from VICE: The overarching goal is to launch the youth into supported adulthood and into the fabric of the community.
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For now, though, she seems more intent on shaping an overarching message than she does on hammering out what exactly needs to be done.
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Volatility was an overarching theme in the market for 2018 with triple-digit swings becoming the norm, especially toward the end of the year.
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Yet an overarching development concern for Facebook may be related to the blockchain raison d'etre, loudly voiced by early proponents, of retaining data privacy.
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Queens district attorney candidate Tiffany Cabán has a big overarching goal: to get people to stop thinking about criminal justice as a punitive system.
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"The overarching feeling is just sadness within the team and that is valid for Lewis and others that were friends to him," said Wolff.
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She said the overarching aim is to "give our citizens a whole array of tools that they can use to make a free choice".
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The idea that there is some overarching directive — some golden rule — we can instill in AI begs the question of what that might be.
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Our overarching objective will remain the same: fostering a strong economy for all Americans — one that provides plentiful jobs and low and stable inflation.
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After all, the social network's overarching goal is to "make the world more open and connected," so the language barrier is an obvious obstacle.
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In line with the show's overarching activist narrative, Diane Guerrero's character Maritzia has a true-to-life deportation storyline in the show's final season.
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"Rather, our overarching goal is to highlight and raise awareness on the vulnerabilities that arise in building ad blockers with current computer vision systems."
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About a week before my departure, I review these lists to identify an overarching work-life question that deserves a deep dive of attention.
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The comedic writing remains solid throughout, but the real selling point for this underrated delight of a film is its overarching message of acceptance.
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The professional leagues are succeeding despite the fact that there is no overarching amateur system to bring young people in and churn out talent.
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The answers did reveal some overarching trends, however, including developments in machine intelligence/learning, microbiology and virology, brain science, genetics, cosmology, and particle physics.
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That's not the same thing as suggesting that an overarching government has the power to confiscate wealth from some and give it to others.
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But BBDO, part of rival group Omnicom, will run brand advertising, which means it will create overarching big ideas for Ford and its vehicles.
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But the overarching theme is simple: What does a feminist revolution in the age of Trump look like, and how do we achieve it?
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The overarching theme will be about large-scale job creation, with investments in real estate, e-commerce, and emerging innovation in China and India.
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NEC's system is built around an AI engine called NeoFace, which is part of the company's overarching Bio-IDiom line of biometric authentication technology.
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If there's one overarching theme to Mika's music, it's that life is worth living, no matter who you are — other people's opinions be damned.
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He needs to help us all understand what his grand strategy is and what his overarching policy intent is for the employment of force.
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Did you think -- you always had an overarching message and it had an economic component to it, a very heavy economic component to it.
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One of the overarching themes of F8 is the drive to create an artificially intelligent entity that accurately curates content for every individual consumer.
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However, his overarching message on defeating ISIS includes something more diplomatically challenging: It must be lead by a coalition of countries in the region.
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Throw in the current overarching macroeconomic uncertainties, particularly those originating in China, the world's biggest copper user, and statistical certainty becomes ever more elusive.
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But the US government's battle against Safehouse squares with the overarching, tough-on-crime approach the Trump administration has taken regarding the overdose crisis.
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But putting those differences aside, three overarching ideas apply to all our productivity tips: You can't expect to change years of working habits overnight.
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