"You've got highly intelligent people everywhere in the country, and you've got remarkably stupid people everywhere in the country," Mr. Dubuque said.
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The people of Massachusetts – and people everywhere – deserve answers.
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"Soros has people everywhere," the party said in a statement.
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They're just as wide and varied as as people everywhere.
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It's super overwhelming, with electronic music pumping and people everywhere.
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Thank God and our congratulations to our Palestinian people everywhere.
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A new study has some ammunition for dog people everywhere.
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I think people everywhere have ideas, and we've seen them.
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"There were people everywhere," no matter the distance, she said.
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"It's about the power that destroys people everywhere," she said.
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This photo is a human right to thirsting people everywhere!!!
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" She called the violence "an attack on free people everywhere.
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Cthulhu's dark cults just happen to include all brown people everywhere.
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Their wholesome goodness is an inspiration to uncoordinated, hungry people everywhere.
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Fenway Park: Sacred to the Red Sox, and white people everywhere.
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Bennett's obit is becoming a rallying call for overweight people everywhere.
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This is a battle for America, and for free people everywhere.
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ISIL can only win when people everywhere choose to remain silent.
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But when I looked around that night, people everywhere were hopeful.
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People everywhere else have a lot to be extremely angry at.
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Poor people everywhere are more vulnerable to every kind of exploitation.
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"Working people everywhere have had enough," Morello said in a statement.
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People everywhere are responding to this moment in dramatic and unprecedented ways.
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"we are responsible for queer people everywhere," he began the lengthy post.
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People everywhere are laying flowers for those killed in this awful attack.
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I like traveling, and I get so much love from people everywhere.
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A dark legacy Manson got people everywhere to pay attention to him.
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Living in New York, there are so many cool-looking people everywhere.
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People everywhere deal with job loss, family chaos and communities coming apart.
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It's people everywhere tired of being told to sit down & shut up.
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But experiences like my own are sadly happening to trans people everywhere.
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That's because it is being lived, constantly, by people everywhere, all the time.
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People everywhere, but in cities especially, like to go out for a drink.
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Younger people everywhere often view China more favourably than older people (see chart).
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This time last year, people everywhere couldn't stop talking about 13 Reasons Why.
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Happy prom season to people everywhere and inanimate objects that look like people!
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This is great news for our citizens and for peace-loving people everywhere.
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There's people everywhere that want to be down with it now, it's crazy.
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The hospitals are full, there are people everywhere, people being treated in corridors.
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I think that people everywhere should use their voices and call for action.
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Watching this movie will allow people EVERYWHERE so see black excellence and success.
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"People everywhere are being shut up and scared to go outside," he said.
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"People everywhere are being shut up and scared to go outside," he said.
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" Americans, Grossman told us, must accommodate to a future of "armed people everywhere.
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He thinks Timyo is "stunningly practical" and is helpful for busy people everywhere.
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The show was loud, the museum was loud and there were people everywhere.
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People on Reddit, like people everywhere on the internet, resist even the slightest changes.
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" He added these are the "same aspirations of young people everywhere in the world.
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Namati helps convene the Global Legal Empowerment Network, which is open to people everywhere.
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Since then, people everywhere have been making it a point to share their opinion.
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Procter & Gamble ultimately did change their phrasing to "people everywhere," just like Markle requested.
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"There is a place and a time to disagree with people — everywhere," Lewandowski said.
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My reaction also felt confusing: Was I mad on behalf of Japanese people everywhere?
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I want to demolish institutionalized racism and the system that targets black people everywhere.
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People everywhere want paid leave, and it's time for Congress to answer that call.
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Real life Wonder Woman Alysia Montaño is at it again, inspiring pregnant people everywhere.
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People everywhere were reluctant to make the journey, afraid of harassment by Chinese ships.
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Human rights allow people everywhere to live with dignity, freedom, equality, justice and peace.
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That is why Magnitsky's bold sacrifice crossed national borders and spoke to people everywhere.
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Ordinary people everywhere wanted to be whisked away for three hours and 30 minutes.
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Due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, people everywhere are spending more time at home.
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In the face of adversity, people everywhere came together to make their voices heard.
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No matter how far you travel, you'll realize that people everywhere are the same.
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But like people everywhere, Canadians have proven capable of rather less than virtuous behavior.
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These products are pervasive, and they are destroying the lives of young people everywhere.
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Being from Kentucky and a small town, I knew there were smart people everywhere.
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People everywhere—including a few billion people abroad—seem disgusted with the 2016 US elections.
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When I traveled as a little kid, people everywhere commented about how cute I was.
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Jay's next ride is the method of transportation for mail-people everywhere: the USPS truck.
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When we are fighting for economic and environmental justice, we are fighting for people everywhere.
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Those first words of the United States Constitution do not refer to all people everywhere.
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This year, like many before it, saw uncertainty, instability, and devastating setbacks for people everywhere.
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Although it sounds most adorable in French, au pif is the way people everywhere cook.
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"Independent voters in New Hampshire are like people everywhere," Klobuchar told me in an interview.
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There are people everywhere, and his job is to send them into the right queues.
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If the launch is anything like her viral videos, people everywhere will be all over it.
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"I was sort of getting used to there being homeless people everywhere," he told the site.
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She became a role model for trans people everywhere," he said, saying she's showed "great bravery.
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Father's day is right around the corner and people everywhere are simultaneously realizing they totally forgot.
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With fall in full swing, people everywhere are enjoying pumpkin spice lattes, snacks, and even makeup.
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She became a role model for trans people everywhere," Gervais said, saying Jenner showed "great bravery.
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As much as it does to you individually, the game's title refers to all people, everywhere.
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It doesn't matter, but I would like people everywhere to know they have a treasury within.
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That increasingly globalized economy, established and maintained by the world's economic elite, is failing people everywhere.
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People everywhere wore black, and some newspapers and websites went to a black-and-white format.
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Proof that people everywhere can still appreciate a solid demonstration of some majorly underrated mom skills.
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People everywhere should ask questions of politicians who hand out favors to well-connected big shots.
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Adele's just telling it like it is — which people everywhere could stand to hear more often.
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Google claims the name better reflects the mission of helping people everywhere work and innovate together.
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Tommy: We tend to forget, because there are lots of gay people everywhere [in New York].
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There will always be people everywhere who are doing this sort of thing at some point.
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Russia is an adversary not just of the United States but of freedom-loving people everywhere.
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Asked why he's opening a restaurant there, Mr. Colicchio said that people everywhere want good food.
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They told him the cartel would be watching him from there, that they had people everywhere.
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We make it to our hotel, but can't find the parking lot and there's people everywhere.
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The researchers are also aided by locals who, like people everywhere, have their own weather lore.
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For Black people everywhere — especially Black girls and women — experiences like Fennidy's are a nightmarish reality.
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" He vowed to "continue to fight for the justice, equality and betterment of marginalized people everywhere.
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People everywhere were begging, borrowing, and stealing trying to scrounge up $1,800 to get their own Air.
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People everywhere were begging, borrowing, and stealing trying to scrounge up $1,800 to get their own Air.
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Pain is viral; the fact that most people everywhere hate all kinds of killing is usually underreported.
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"This is not an angelic population — just like people everywhere they will make bad decisions," Nelson said.
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Soon, people everywhere will be using cones, lawn chairs, trashcans ... to save their shoveled-out parking spot.
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" Apple, per its website, wanted to "ensure that popular emoji characters reflect the diversity of people everywhere.
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But people everywhere are on high alert to the serious threat to the free and open Internet.
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I haven't received my wedding photos back yet, but I am paranoid about seeing random people everywhere.
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His new hair color had people everywhere demanding that he be included in the "Hollywood Chris" ranking.
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And I want queer people everywhere to know that they can live the life they want, too.
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When that happens, it is deeply upsetting to people everywhere, almost existentially so, and we all suffer.
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The book's extraordinary success made him wealthy, a hero to disabled people everywhere and even more famous.
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We need action from governments, builders, users, people inside Silicon Valley, and people everywhere else writing code.
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It advances a way of life and a democratic model that will provide people everywhere with dignity.
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Therefore, it is not just US citizens who should not have any privacy expectation, but most people everywhere.
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Progress has been made, yet racial tensions persist and people everywhere continue to fight for basic human rights.
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Suddenly people everywhere are buzzing about this cozy quality as something to achieve, especially with regards to food.
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Some have interpreted this as a special sort of bravery; others say it's just how people — everywhere — live.
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The first of the big causes is that people everywhere are living far longer than they used to.
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By the time Bell deleted the tweets, people everywhere were talking about the former co-stars' destroyed friendship.
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People everywhere have embraced Waters as "Auntie Maxine" for her unfiltered opinions about a wide range of policies.
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"Joining forces with Salesforce will enhance our ability to help people everywhere see and understand data," said Selipsky.
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The email in question is the kind that goes unread by editors, talent agents and PR people everywhere.
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" He added that "politicians, the U.N., democratic governments, diplomats and good people everywhere should speak up — and loudly.
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Our mission, save humanity from zombies, which a group of terrorists is using to destroy free people everywhere.
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The characters in the book, like people everywhere, largely ignore politics and simply get on with their lives.
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We're providing a vital service to people everywhere, especially to those, like the elderly, who are most vulnerable.
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People everywhere are huddled at home with their spouses and families, but for some, even that's too risky.
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"There's a subway hub, tons of restaurants, people everywhere, a Whole Foods, an Apple store," Mr. Lieberman said.
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As coronavirus spreads around the world, an increasing number of people everywhere are being told to self-quarantine.
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We are deeply grateful to the governments and the people everywhere who have provided precious support and assistance.
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And to the Hollywood and the hearts and minds of people everywhere, repression is the enemy of civilization.
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For years, Aubrey Plaza of Parks and Recreation stole the hearts of privately sappy, openly cynical people everywhere.
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His remarkable act a week ago has inspired people everywhere since Julie Morgan posted about it on Facebook.
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These radical changes will not only help the climate crisis, but will improve the lives of people everywhere.
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What I feel most strongly about is the idea that queer people anywhere are responsible for queer people everywhere.
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She became a role model for trans people everywhere, showing great bravery in breaking down barriers and destroying stereotypes.
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And that's not just visible in the trees and the hearts of people everywhere; it's also visible on Instagram.
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There are people everywhere, suggesting a place with a robust economy of citizens eager to both buy and sell.
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Yes, beautiful people everywhere were getting their dance floor and beach groove on to this jam back in 2003.
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When he gets back to the medical tent, there are people everywhere -- some injured, some just willing to help.
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Young people everywhere are swinging away at their world, tearing it down to survive—creative destruction, of a kind.
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All trans people everywhere deserve the right to basic living conditions, as well as safety from violence and harassment.
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From students to politicians, people everywhere are standing up to the widespread inaction over the planet's rapidly warming temperatures.
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" He is living proof of the remark young-looking people everywhere hear daily: "You'll love it when you're older.
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We strongly oppose government attempts to build backdoors because they would undermine the privacy and security of people everywhere.
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Ukrainians and freedom-loving people everywhere are watching the example we set of democracy and the rule of law.
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We strongly oppose government attempts to build backdoors because they would undermine the privacy and security of people everywhere.
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Man, you get older, you start mellowing out, there are good people everywhere, and you just open your mind.
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At first, I thought it was kind of silly, but now people everywhere are calling me out for it.
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Two caseríos (projects) were at war, so they were taking out people everywhere they were, during the day and night.
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Netflix, after all, will be watching how people everywhere choose to watch, and adapting the experience as it sees fit.
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The exciting outcome of people everywhere talking about Inflatable Island was definitely the goal of introducing the Unicorn-themed addition.
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That's a triumph for reasonable people everywhere who refuse to accept that sexual harassment at work is normal or defendable.
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"South and North Koreans try to get along, but there are good and bad people everywhere," says one North Korean.
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We strongly oppose government attempts to build back doors because they would undermine the privacy and security of people everywhere.
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We can raise the next generation to not hate themselves and ensure that there's a better future for people everywhere.
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"The Russian people, like people everywhere, deserve the right to have their voices heard and their votes counted" Clinton said.
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"There are going to be highly qualified people everywhere, but you don't want to just go to anyone," she said.
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Today, LGBT people everywhere know that they deserve the same opportunities and the same level of dignity as everyone else.
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After all, people everywhere still need to get used to the idea of strapping a giant box to their face.
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Remember that dress thing from 2015 that and had people everywhere fighting online and questioning the nature of their reality?
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While people everywhere salute and thank George H.W. Bush today, we take special solace in knowing that President and Mrs.
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"Apple is working closely with the Unicode Consortium to ensure that popular emoji characters reflect the diversity of people everywhere."
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It is time for the Democratic Party to reclaim its proud heritage of tolerance and support for Jewish people everywhere.
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" He added that "disorders in the world are worrying people everywhere, including the people of America, the first world power.
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Cat people everywhere can sign up for their newsletter in the meantime, until they can finally purchase their own brush.
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In the hearts and minds of people everywhere, dogs are true companions and make a real difference to our lives.
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Like people everywhere, in the abstract, their words were a lot tougher and meaner than their face-to-face behavior.
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Food diversity is a bother, a gross inefficiency, and a never-ending problem for both the planet and people everywhere.
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Not only is Trump's executive order keeping invaluable doctors and researchers out of the country; it's affecting sick people everywhere.
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With people everywhere continuing to socially distance themselves, there's no better time to test the limits of your entertainment consumption.
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With those words, Secretary Tillerson sent a message to oppressed people everywhere: Don't look to the United States for hope.
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Mr. Motlow said old-timers recounted wild scenes that would unfold on weekend nights: "There were people everywhere," he said.
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I'm happy to be a good influencer," he says, adding a message for people everywhere: "Stains on vitiligo are beautiful.
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As a native Dane and a psychologist, I think the concepts that underpin the word are applicable to people everywhere.
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It is so normalized there that I had no idea people everywhere in the United States didn't feel like that.
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There are smart people everywhere in politics, and the political media offers a Trump Tower's worth of opinions every day.
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With so many Kardashians expecting — confirmed or not — people everywhere seem to be preparing for some sort of Kardashian baby tsunami.
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People everywhere are still talking about it — and now, one restaurant is even making it possible for you to eat it.
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That advice applies to all people everywhere but it's particularly important for pregnant women living in areas of active Zika transmission.
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As a result, he continues to set new standards, both technologically and physically, for what visually impaired people everywhere can accomplish.
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While 173,000 boxes makes it seem like there are many chances to win, people everywhere are very excited about this contest.
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Travel like this reminds me that people everywhere are really the same, even if the culture and some experiences are different.
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"There are people everywhere, like waiting for you to walk out of your hotel and then all the paparazzi," she said.
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The Sunday scaries affect people everywhere (they even have CBD gummies designed to treat the affliction—I haven't tried them yet).
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"Loon's mission is to connect people everywhere by inventing and integrating audacious technologies," said Alastair Westgarth, the chief executive of Loon.
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With Hawn in her first movie role in 15 years (Snatched, with Amy Schumer), people everywhere are thinking about Goldie Hawn.
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Now, McGinn's family and supporters are hoping the challenge catches on with not only more lawmakers, but also more people everywhere.
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Like rich people everywhere, they've bought summer "cottages" in Aspen, Jackson Hole, Nantucket or towns in Maine with scary, brooding names.
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"The main hall was all covered in smoke, all the glass was broken, there were corpses, injured people everywhere," he said.
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It will provide dignity and peace of mind for people everywhere in our state, and it's the right thing to do.
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The line between resistance and results is bright and undeniable... it shows people everywhere that organizing and resistance is not futile.
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"There were people everywhere and a trail of blood from the ambulance bay all the way in," Rodriguez, 31, said Friday.
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And, we are hiring over 100,000 positions across the US to enable us to provide this vital service to people everywhere.
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But 2016 was different: People everywhere were newly engaged in politics, debating one another and demanding fundamental changes in their government.
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" People everywhere, he added, had to "shift out of bad habit energies and make basic, common-sense changes in our lives.
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Lucca is forced to become a spokeswoman for black people everywhere after she's asked a series of laughable and demeaning questions.
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That is the responsibility of news people everywhere; you assume a certain amount of power and credibility every time you broadcast.
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We set the bar high because we believe trade done right can and should help the lives of working people everywhere.
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And may it awaken people everywhere to the threat posed by nuclear weapons, and the need to ban and eliminate them.
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People everywhere are already eager for lightning-rod trumped-up reasons to hate the Valley and the tech industry as a whole.
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And we owe it to people everywhere to make this organization the best it can possibly be in building our shared future.
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China's golden boy, swimmer Sun Yang has given normal people everywhere a reminder that even world class athletes have moments of ineptitude.
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For fellow white people everywhere, this was either very cringeworthy or very much the right and sincere thing to do, or both.
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The chain revealed that it would release a neon green, pickle juice slush, and people everywhere, understandably, had a lot of feelings.
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It's hard to imagine a scenario where a tropical park full of living dinosaurs wouldn't be spectacularly attractive to rich people everywhere.
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Ella Mai wants people everywhere to love themselves, and those around them, "naked" — though it doesn't have to be quite so literal.
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T'Challa is faced with impossible decisions that test his own morality in addition to his fealty to Wakanda and Black people everywhere.
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For now, at the very least, people everywhere can marvel at a creature that would otherwise remain hidden from the outside world.
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"With those words, Secretary Tillerson sent a message to oppressed people everywhere: Don't look to the United States for hope," Republican Sen.
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For economic, environmental, recreational and historical reasons, people everywhere want their children to have the same experiences and opportunities they have enjoyed.
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Colonized and oppressed people everywhere, from Africa to East Asia to the United States, would not permanently agree to their own subjection.
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"It's understandable that people everywhere across the country are a little nervous about what's been going on around the country," Preibus said.
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As Facebook has grown, we've helped give people everywhere a powerful new tool to stay connected with the people they care about.
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After all, hasn't it provided a way for people everywhere to communicate securely with encrypted messages, beyond the reach of government surveillance?
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But the reality is so many people everywhere just don't understand how important it is to stay home and avoid social contact.
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As governments fight to squash the bug, national borders have closed, schools and businesses have shuttered, and people everywhere are hunkering down.
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" They continue, "We hope this penalty will remind people everywhere that monkeys are sensitive wild animals, not "pets," toys, or Instagram props.
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Allegedly even having its own post code, it has the motto "Omnia Omnibus Ubique" — Latin for "all things for all people, everywhere."
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But we need to be working and encouraging people everywhere—reclaiming lost blue states, and laying the groundwork to flip red states.
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"We send our condolences and support to the students of Parkland, and people everywhere fighting for commonsense gun laws," the cast says.
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The First Lady added the popular social network to her social profile "to give young people everywhere a fun way" to follow her.
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I am speaking for forgetful-brained people everywhere: We are aware of the problem, and we'll address it when we get to it.
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Do people everywhere keep lists in their heads of secret societies they belong to, or would belong to if these societies actually existed?
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The majestic beast ultimately turned down Arya's proposal to accompany her on her northern travels, giving people everywhere all of the collective feels.
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This time an otter and dog are wowing people everywhere with their antics, and "doggone cute" is the only way to describe it.
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"In today's divisive political and cultural climate, we need more allies like Taylor, who send positive and uplifting messages to LGBTQ people everywhere."
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One year ago, people everywhere were moved by the photo of 3-year-old Syrian refugee Aylan Kurdi's death on a Turkish beach.
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I mean it's one thing if you're sitting in the audience in 'Hamilton,' but do you really want to see those people everywhere?
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There's little doubt that nearly everyone who comes in contact with the Internet has difficulty disconnecting: People everywhere are glued to their devices.
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It's time to get our own house in order so we have the moral authority to protect the voting rights of people everywhere.
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But the millions of young people everywhere who wear Guevara's effigy on their chest are a product of what he came to symbolize.
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I'm just a reporter — who is afraid for his own loved ones, for his neighbors and for people everywhere as much as anyone.
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It's a kind country full of decent people of all races who like all people everywhere make bad decisions from time to time.
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Instead of putting cities on lockdown, South Korea has chosen to randomly test thousands of people everywhere from hospitals to drive-through stations.
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This retrial, then, became a do-over, not just for Cosby and his accusers, but for people everywhere who wanted a win for themselves.
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Even better: She ended up winning the game, proving to people everywhere that your hairstyle really can have a bigger impact than you think.
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Why would a company want to have one system for people in France, Germany, and Italy and a separate one for people everywhere else?
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But another thing I have learned from watching such different cultures go to the polls is that people everywhere generally want the same things.
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The world has cut extreme poverty in half and set the stage for more people everywhere to live longer, better, healthier lives than ever.
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Bourdain was also known for his willingness to stray from the confines of mainstream media norms and highlight the struggles of marginalized people everywhere.
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"With those words, Secretary Tillerson sent a message to oppressed people everywhere, 'Don't look to the United States for hope,' " McCain wrote last Sunday.
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The Emmys just got a much-need update — and Billions star Asia Kate Dillon just won a huge victory for non-binary people everywhere.
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It's also a major space for beauty — highlighters shine bright, artists show off their skills, and people everywhere get inspiration for their own looks.
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For 2016, International Women's Day is concentrating on "Pledge for Parity", a call to people everywhere to help achieve equality as quickly as possible.
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Zimmermann paints with broad strokes, drawing comparisons to ideas in early Zionism: An independent nation might offer citizenship to LGBTQ people everywhere, he suggests.
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Recently, one of the sponsors of the bill, Illinois congresswoman Cheri Bustos, pulled her support due to the overwhelming criticism from reasonable people everywhere.
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Because I think people everywhere have ideas ... And you found them over the ... And they need a playbook to get started. Right. Okay. Totally.
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The U.S. should continue to seek free trade agreements, both to increase economic prosperity at home and to improve the lives of people everywhere.
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Further, I feel strongly that people everywhere will be able to identify with the human side of Jesus as well as his divine side.
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King lives today because he was a man of greatness and humanity who championed a timeless cause that is beloved by good people everywhere.
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Planning events ranging from school walkouts to the massive #FightForOurLives march, they've mobilized people everywhere to join the fight in demanding more sensible gun control.
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But no matter where we fall in life, we're still affected by the lasting (and ongoing) effects that whiteness has had on black people everywhere.
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However, Mashable mentions that the new iPhone is rumored to have the feature built-in, which should make people everywhere more open to the idea.
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I also feel ill thinking about trans people everywhere who are seeing this news and reminded of the tangible hate that is felt for us.
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It was so catchy that even without knowing what the song was about, people everywhere started spontaneously singing it at the top of their lungs.
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Inspired by movements like #MeToo and #TimesUp, the #PressForProgress campaign encourages people everywhere to continue to speak out, stand up, and advocate for gender equality.
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Barack Obama may no longer be the President of the United States (much to a lot of people's dismay), but he's still inspiring people everywhere.
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People everywhere in Chad can see your products – even when your shop or stall is shut for the day, even at night, even on holidays'.
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"She became a role model for trans people everywhere," Gervais said of the reality star, noting both her bravery and advocacy for the trans community.
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So here's to you, Solange: for your fearlessness, your vulnerability, and your bravery to be unapologetically yourself while giving Black people everywhere the same courage.
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"The one thing we do know to be true is there are LGBTQ+ people everywhere — from the smallest towns to the biggest cities," Braun says.
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TomboyX began as an underwear company that expanded into an entire line of products dedicated to catering to LGBTQ people everywhere — from clothing to fragrances.
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"You'd go in there and there'd be people everywhere," said Albert Baisden, a retired trucking company owner in Dingess, recalling election times in the 1950s.
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SAN FRANCISCO — As the coronavirus spread around the world and people everywhere were ordered to stay home, phone calls over Facebook's apps more than doubled.
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Of course, there are intolerant people everywhere, but Nicolás López's movie isn't clever enough to make its lead character sympathetic or multidimensional, only more insufferable.
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But they're also embracing the broader diaspora, suggesting that while tech magic has made them literally Queen Mary, black people everywhere can identify with her.
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On the other hand, basic human consideration doesn't fall on this must-have list for prospective love interests — it should just be expected of people everywhere.
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The clock has finally struck Prime Day and people everywhere are frantically adding things to their cart and trying to upgrade every room in the house.
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Our products connect people everywhere, and they provide the tools for our customers to do great things to improve their lives and the world at large.
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A Facebook post shared on the Animal Rescue League of Boston's page on Friday had crafty people everywhere planning their next sewing project: the Kitten Bjorn.
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And further—in defense of beleaguered PR people everywhere—I'll state the obvious: Crises don't occur because of a "PR problem" (as Kara Swisher has noted).
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On that topic, we're watching the climate change debate closely and I'm heartened by the fact that people everywhere are becoming wholly committed to reducing waste.
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At least it seemed as though people everywhere, young and old, were suddenly interested in cryptocurrencies and wondering if they should board the decentralized currency train.
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Ahead, we profile four women, who not only share their favorite finds, but explain why we desperately need more size inclusive shopping options for people everywhere.
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Zendaya's response serves as a great example for people everywhere who have been bullied online, since she demonstrates that only she can define her self worth.
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"And I think he finally spoke out because people everywhere stood up and said something," he added about the president's second statement on Charlottesville on Monday.
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Thankfully, in good news for people everywhere who enjoy some snark with their comic book series, Jessica Jones season 2 will debut on Thursday, March 8.
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Jamaican activist Glenroy Murray said May's comments were a "necessary step in acknowledging and expressing regret about a historical reality that has impacted LGBT people everywhere".
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"People everywhere love apps and our customers are downloading them in record numbers," said Philip Schiller, Apple's senior vice president of Worldwide Marketing, in a statement.
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"Violence is never an appropriate response to free speech, and we support the rights of people everywhere to free expression and peaceful protest," the statement said.
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"You need to recognize that trying to provide opportunities to people everywhere requires investments everywhere, but that doesn't mean good jobs will be everywhere," she said.
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It was a defining moment for Black people everywhere, but particularly for Black women and femmes, it was a moment when we felt powerful and seen.
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"This project is at the root of John's wishes for people everywhere to embrace their creativity and musical expression," Ms. Lennon said in a news release.
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"With those words, Secretary Tillerson sent a message to oppressed people everywhere: Don't look to the United States for hope," McCain wrote in the op-ed.
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Slim Thug is imploring folks in Houston -- and young people everywhere -- to start taking coronavirus seriously, and he hopes his diagnosis is a wake-up call.
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Most important: getting massive testing capacity as quickly as possible, so infected but asymptomatic people everywhere can be identified and isolated until they're virus-free again.
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The worldwide success of cappuccino is surely not just due to the ubiquity of Starbucks; people everywhere just love the smooth, foamy sound of that word.
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"We soon realized that we needed to make this practice even more scalable and accessible to people everywhere and anywhere [than just running events]," he explained.
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There was no way King could publicly reconcile his commitment to nonviolence and justice for all people, everywhere, with what had transpired after the 1967 war.
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The denuclearization of the Korean peninsula would usher in a new era of prosperity, security, and peace for all Koreans, North and South, and for people everywhere.
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I want you to know that since you were stolen away from us, people everywhere have been searching, praying and hoping for your safety and for answers.
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Lin told DNAinfo that she hopes her social experiment shows New Yorkers (and people everywhere, really) how much we need to support pregnant women on the subways.
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It was another despicable act, another crime against humanity and another reason that decent people everywhere must unite to put an end to these crimes of carnage.
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Diana was funny and theatrical in life, embracing her rejection of lifelong heterosexual marriage in a way that has made her a lodestar for alienated people everywhere.
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Radical honesty could very well be the thing that ends the issues that plague single people everywhere, like ghosting, fuckboys, false hope, unattainable closure, manipulation, and confusion.
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Over the next couple of months, people everywhere will be able to watch as an adorable new generation of puffins, osprey, and guillemots fight for their lives.
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Those who now invoke science in support of their biases and prejudices do it a grave disservice, and science-minded people everywhere must speak out against it.
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These are the kinds of things that are going to strengthen the hand of working people everywhere and therefore strengthen the labor movement at the same time.
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We need a policy change that helps people everywhere get access to needed pharmacist clinical care services, by removing barriers to putting pharmacists on the care team.
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In this cyberspace world, young people everywhere are in mortal danger unless we change the hearts and minds of those who seem to prefer war to law.
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Freud recognized this type with the phrase, "His Majesty the Baby," and people everywhere know this kind of man from their families, their communities and their workplaces.
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"People everywhere look to the United States to use its remarkable power to help lift humanity up and to work for the common good," Ban told reporters.
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She gave a voice to people everywhere who have faced abuse at the hands of those in power, and because of that she is an American hero.
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" He added that the Palestinian-led BDS movement is "an international nonviolent protest movement that seeks to promote equal human and civil rights for all people everywhere.
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In addition to her daily life, she'll be Snapchatting her upcoming Let Girls Learn trip to Liberia, Morocco and Spain so "young people everywhere" can follow her trip.
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Inspired by a supremely viral, supremely talented woman, the challenge took off and now people everywhere are hitting their throats repeatedly, and what wonder have we wrought here?
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"It's infuriating that something like a political grudge would hold up relief funding not just for people in Puerto Rico but for people everywhere else too," Burdette said.
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The attack comes just a week after Warren posted a note critical of Trump to her Facebook page, calling on "decent people everywhere" to reject the Republican frontrunner.
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"They killin' people everywhere for no reason at all but bein' black," says Turner's wife Cherry, a line that, at a preview in Atlanta, elicited sighs of assent.
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This is a huge victory for freedom-loving people everywhere — especially the #transgender Granite Staters who have fought so hard for nearly a decade to make this happen.
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"People everywhere are terrified, people are sleeping in the streets and cars, there is no place to stay," Ibrahim Samaan al Hajj, a grocer in the city said.
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The question now is whether our model is sustainable, because I see people everywhere in our countries who are willing to go back on some of these parameters.
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But the elephant in the room remains: the Himalayan salt lamp also serves as a human salt lick, teasing people everywhere to just put their tongue on it.
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On Thursday, he admitted what reasonable people everywhere had already surmised — that the reference to a "secret society," in the context of the full message, was a joke.
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Last year, we created a new desk dedicated to showing how global climate shifts are driving economic, social and political changes and affecting the lives of people everywhere.
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Young people everywhere have always known that pot doesn't cause brain bubbles or werewolfism, that its illegality was stupid and hypocritical, and most of all that it's fun.
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" Smollett said he wanted to move on with his life, adding that he "will always continue to fight for the justice, equality and betterment of marginalized people everywhere.
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Katt Williams' explanation for his latest arrest is a classic Katt tale -- accusing a store clerk of racism and outright disrespect of, not just him, but black people everywhere.
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"Our Palestinian people everywhere will not allow this conspiracy to pass, and their options are open in defending their land and their sacred places," said Hamas chief Ismail Haniyeh.
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"With those words, Secretary Tillerson sent a message to oppressed people everywhere: Don't look to the United States for hope," McCain warned in a New York Times op-ed.
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"May it instill a new sense of belief and pride in man's ability to shape a world that offers hope to people everywhere," reads a dedication plaque at EPCOT.
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One gets the distinct sense that people everywhere, authorities and ordinary folk alike, are so stymied and confused by our brave new world of technology — maybe it's the math?
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"The Russian people, like people everywhere, deserve equal treatment under the law and the ability to exercise their rights without fear of retribution," State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert said.
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Applied to this election year, Washington is warning us that it is up to good people everywhere, regardless of party or politics, to prevent Donald Trump from becoming President.
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The conflation of anti-Zionism with anti-Semitism is a bit of rhetorical sleight-of-hand that depends on treating Israel as the embodiment of the Jewish people everywhere.
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As Facebook has grown, people everywhere have gotten a powerful new tool to stay connected to the people they love, make their voices heard, and build communities and businesses.
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People everywhere will get priced out of having insurance or go bankrupt simply for having dealt with human conditions, such as a surprise bit of cancer or having a kid.
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A tweet posted by a guy named Zealot is currently going viral, as people everywhere are impressed with his ability to steal what is likely just $25 of chicken nuggets.
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OneWeb is launching 0003,980 satellites to help bring internet access to people everywhere, and our first production satellites are already flying in space and have demonstrated very high download speeds.
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Over the weekend, however, another New York City subway rat emerged to drag a slice of pizza down the tracks — bringing joyful pangs of identification to us gross people everywhere.
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Since people everywhere — not just in Texas — tend to hang on to old gift cards, we're holding out for locations of the chain all over the country to catch on.
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In the season premiere of our new series BIG NIGHT OUT, host Clive Martin explores how partying has become both an act of rebellion and survival for young people everywhere.
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You know, the kind of clusterfuck like WMC, SXSW, and Coachella where you're sure to see the same 13 people everywhere—including last year's hookups that you're trying to avoid.
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Ms. Kraft, of America Walks, said people everywhere are choosing to walk more, both for personal health and for environmental reasons, and that cities need to adapt to that trend.
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Edward Teller, who is often called "the father of the hydrogen bomb," was fond of saying that keeping nuclear technology secret is virtually impossible because there are smart people everywhere.
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If we don't learn to make the case for our system, if we don't make our system better, a lot of people everywhere will say: I'll take what they're having.
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It is offensive to LGBTQ people everywhere and sends a dangerous message that hate crimes against gay and trans New Yorkers — or anyone for that matter — are somehow OK. They're not.
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But if you want an easier time running it on Android here in the US, I'd recommend just telling Facebook that people everywhere are very much interested in using this app.
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"Just as we stood for freedom in the 20th century, we must stand together for the right of people everywhere to live free from fear in the 21st century," Obama said.
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The walls of Momentum's hideous temporary headquarters are decorated with peace quilts, a global justice banner made of denim (because of its "association with working people everywhere") and trade union banners.
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It has raised more than $15 million for a legal defense fund for people who have experienced workplace harassment and encourages people everywhere to wear black to display unity and power.
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There's no way to sugarcoat this message: Facebook's founder Mark Zuckerberg believes North America users of his platform deserve a lower data protection standard than people everywhere else in the world.
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As the school year comes to a close, young people everywhere are beginning the next chapter of their lives — and where they choose to begin that chapter can have serious ramifications.
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"Violence is never an appropriate response to free speech, and we support the rights of people everywhere to free expression and peaceful protest," a US State Department statement on Wednesday said.
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This was Vermont in the seventies, and people everywhere discussed depth and superficiality, fate, luck, and the fluctuations of the moods, all in a vocabulary that Joni Mitchell had helped devise.
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"We have the same concerns as people everywhere — and that is how to provide the world with the energy it needs while reducing greenhouse gas emissions," reads the company's policy position.
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The security footage of those moments is haunting: As Ms. Josephson gets into the back seat, there are people everywhere, tapping on their phones, hugging one another's shoulders, enjoying the night.
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The singer/business woman/cultural enigma sat down with Ellen DeGeneres to talk about her billion-dollar business, potential new music, and maybe just to confuse people everywhere — namely Ellen herself.
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We had one more round of questions from the lawyers and with that it kicked over to the committee members for questions, as people everywhere contemplated what they wanted for dinner.
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"The proposed changes are over broad and are not consistent with the strong privacy protections that are important to people everywhere, not just in India but around the world," Woog said.
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By building on that success, we have a compelling opportunity to grow Instacart into a beloved, household name and turn Express into a must-have membership for families and busy people everywhere.
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In the end, Adams doesn't come to any real conclusion about the phenomenon but his search is so riveting and the quest so noble, people everywhere are reading and sharing the piece.
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Center for Disease Control and Prevention director Dr. Thomas Frieden upstaged his own speech about Zika virus last week to warn about what the arrival of mcr-1 means for people everywhere.
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But people everywhere said there was nothing like LG's OLED TV line, which uses the same screen technology found on some high-end Android phones — if you were willing to spend more.
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We call on people everywhere to join with us to insist on a world in which women of all kinds can pursue their dreams free from sexual assault, abuse and predatory behavior.
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But people everywhere said there was nothing like LG's OLED TV line, which use the same screen technology found on some high-end Android phones — if you were willing to spend more.
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Though the family originally posted the video to share the wonderful news with their Facebook friends, the raw and genuine emotions from their loved ones ended up gaining adoration from people everywhere.
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"Just as we stood for freedom in the 20th century, we must stand together for the right of people everywhere to live free from fear in the 21st century," the president said.
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Gavin Grimm became an inspiration to people everywhere when he sparked a national conversation last year about the rights of transgender students to use the restroom in which they feel most comfortable.
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Global mortality of the Spanish flu—which is to say, the proportion of all people everywhere (infected and uninfected alike) who died from the disease—was probably between 21 and 210 percent.
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But nowhere is their inaction more glaring than on the issues that threaten the safety of people everywhere and especially millennials and members of Generation Z: first guns and now climate change.
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With comfort food on the minds of people everywhere as we're greeted with the chilly fall and winter months, Lauren Conrad knew just the cure, sharing her recipe for a chicken pot pie.
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People everywhere went back to their ~country roots~ in 22017, thanks to a reaction pic of a cowboy hat–wearing Shiba Inu with the caption "what in tarnation," which first appeared on Tumblr.
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As I get ready to return to New York, I feel as if I've achieved a deeper understanding of sports at their essence, of the heart of why people everywhere gather to compete.
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Russia's status as the current gatekeeper of the International Space Station could threaten our capability to explore and learn, stunting our capacity to reach new heights and share innovations with free people everywhere.
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"Since the start of the 'Science Guy' show, I've been on a mission to change the world by getting people everywhere excited about the fundamental ideas in science," Nye said in a statement.
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Because lives are rebuilt with more than just brick and mortar, the rebuilding of Puerto Rico will most certainly affect its people everywhere on a cultural level, but how and to what extent?
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"We've taken this stance to add our voice to the calls on Brunei to reverse this change in the law and in support of LGBTQI people everywhere," the company said in a statement.
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Women cover their faces in the traditional cosmetic yellow paste called thanaka, men wear long skirt-like sarongs called longyi, and people everywhere chew a combination of spices and tobacco called betel nut.
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We are ultimately all connected, and that means that our actions don't just affect ourselves, but all people everywhere through the air, through quantum mechanics, and through the physical laws of our world.
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To mount a nimble crisis response, leaders must create the conditions to empower many people everywhere to help solve the problems at hand and push the best ideas forward to execute at scale.
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If Doug Jones is elected, there will be cheers from decent people everywhere, and a new era will be confirmed in which sexual abuse is not tolerated by any person, against any person.
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Dave Grossman's vision of "armed people everywhere" has a seductive certainty, but having a gun at hand alters the chemistry of ordinary life—the arguments, the miscalculations, the perceptions of those around us.
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"Demi's the one that gave me courage — because she was being so open and honest and vocal about her struggles, and I saw how much it was helping people everywhere," De La Garza said.
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"People are leaning on people everywhere," to convince Ohio Governor John Kasich to exit the race so the party can unify around a single Trump alternative, either Senator Marco Rubio or Senator Ted Cruz.
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Still, I'd love to encourage everybody reading this to channel their anger at Varner into love for Zeke, and maybe an opportunity to educate all of ourselves about the challenges facing transgender people everywhere.
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We asked Parkinson and Neal Barnard, founder and president of the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine, to reveal the health scares that strike the most irrational fear into the hearts of misinformed people everywhere.
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"Donald Trump is a bigger, uglier threat every day that goes by -- and it's time for decent people everywhere -- Republican, Democrat, Independent -- to say, 'No More Donald,'" Warren wrote Monday in a Facebook post.
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Rather than sinking into despair and pulling out the motherwort, however, young people everywhere have taken the events of 2017 as a rallying call to stand up and challenge our increasingly abysmal status quo.
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As we grow our global business, we are honored to be working alongside such prestigious advisers who share Jam City's mission of delivering joy to people everywhere through unique and deeply engaging mobile games.
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"Since the start of the Science Guy show, I've been on a mission to change the world by getting people everywhere excited about the fundamental ideas in science," said Bill Nye in a statement.
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His ambition to create a compression platform that will enrich the lives of people everywhere runs against Jack's mission to sell Pied Piper to businesses and make the stock price go up, up, up.
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He dresses much like the liberal, middle-class Iranians in his films, which is to say, much like liberal, middle-class people everywhere: bluejeans, red crew-neck sweater, a three-quarter-length black overcoat.
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"We oppose intentionally weakening the security of encrypted systems because doing so would undermine the privacy and security of people everywhere and leave them vulnerable to hackers, criminals, and repressive regimes," Facebook's Sullivan concurred.
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The foam-filled football helped "young people everywhere to play with a soft and safe ball that behaves similar to the ones that Cox kicked all those seasons," the Vikings said on its website.
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What was promised – his highly touted plan to invest $1.5 trillion in the nation's infrastructure – had raised hopes of people everywhere that something was actually going to be done about the nation's crumbling infrastructure.
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"This new agenda presents a historic and unprecedented opportunity to bring the countries and citizens of the world together to decide and embark on new paths to improve the lives of people everywhere," McLaren said.
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With that data set, astronomers and regular people everywhere (once they've read a fair number of help-me files) can check out a patch of sky and see how it evolved as time marched on.
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At the awards presentation, Salma Hayek handed Lively her award before she gave an honest and heartfelt speech about her passion project and why it's vital that people everywhere come together to stop child pornography.
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Any crowd not in the clinic is a crowd that feels curated by alienation, all the people everywhere looking robust and eyelashed and as if they have appetites for dinner and solid plans for retirement.
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" These books suggest that Zimbabwe is not just a "victim," that a "journalist or nonfiction writer" can be "a gifted storyteller" and that "people everywhere" — or at least people there — do not "largely ignore politics.
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The remedy is, as everyone keeps saying, at the ballot box, but the remedy is also in decent people everywhere standing up and denouncing this behavior for what it is: thuggish, shameful and un-American.
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Spencer told him that the people of Cookham are the same as people everywhere: They want to get on with their lives, get on with their neighbors and, as Wright put it, not be bombed.
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But in a country that is still so divided following one of the most partisan and contentious elections in history, talking to people everywhere — from Alaska to Rhode Island — is a step in the right direction.
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A second, and bigger, cause of the ageing of societies is that people everywhere are having far fewer children, so the younger age groups are much too small to counterbalance the growing number of older people.
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"Donald Trump is a bigger, uglier threat every day that goes by -- and it's time for decent people everywhere -- Republican, Democrat, Independent -- to say, 'No more Donald,'" Warren said in a Facebook post on March 14.
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Keaton discussed how the film, about a team of journalists uncovering the horrific truths of the Catholic Church's sexual abuse scandal, should be a lesson to people everywhere that they cannot be passive witnesses to tragedy.
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The ability to see not only a bigger picture, but a fully rounded, full spectrum color picture is essential if you want your product to win friends and influence people everywhere, in all walks of life.
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The Russian people, like people everywhere, deserve a government that supports an open marketplace of ideas, transparent and accountable governance, equal treatment under the law and the ability to exercise their right without fear or retribution.
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So, in addition to bipolar and ADHD, other misdiagnoses that continue to flood the medical records of young people everywhere include acute stress disorder, adjustment disorder, obsessive compulsive disorder, and panic disorder, to name a few.
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The Russian people, like people everywhere, deserve a government that supports an open marketplace of ideas, transparent and accountable governance, equal treatment under the law, and the ability to exercise their rights without fear of retribution.
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And as I wrote in a column some time ago, let's unite decent people everywhere to save the people of Syria and condemn Bashar Assad and Vladimir Putin for committing, aiding and abetting crimes against humanity.
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The beauty of what's happened is that there are now people everywhere who are talking about how we can meet these goals: Professors from MIT and Harvard are calling in, private sector companies are calling in.
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Trump had a chance to stand up for "law and order" and aggrieved white people everywhere, to say that the problem isn't the police but the criminals, and that Clinton was kowtowing to politically correct dogma.
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"They want to show that they are a first-world country, and you don't do that by saving old buildings, but by having impressive high-rises and shopping malls and rich people everywhere," Mr. Biedassek said.
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"Having grown up in Iowa, I know firsthand that ordinary people everywhere want animals – and the people speaking up for them – to be treated with respect," Matt Johnson, the project's lead investigator, said in a statement.
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And yet reasonable people everywhere—depending on your definitions of reasonable and everywhere—seem to agree that what we need now, most of all, from our government at every level is heavy investment in new infrastructure.
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To this day, the genre's hit-makers are tasked with capturing widespread sentiments in local dialects: to get people everywhere to care about what kids are saying, wearing, and doing in a particular place and time.
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MURDOCH: Young people everywhere, if you&aposre not born into money and if your sister doesn&apost fool around with kind of famous brothers on tape for people to watch, you&aposre not going to make it.
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"The Formation World Tour creates another exciting global opportunity for people everywhere to BeyGOOD, pay it forward and lend support to those in need," Ivy McGregor, who runs BeyGood's day-to-day operations, said in a statement.
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No institution, however well-constructed, can help us if we lose our sense of shared humanity and if people everywhere see themselves as victims with a licence to trample the rights of others in search of revenge.
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Fascism didn't die with Mussolini or at the end of World War II. Europe hasn't learned from its mistakes—there are people everywhere who want to revive those systems, who live to spread hate speech every day.
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The fact this isn't a Reggie-specific issue, but an issue for Black people everywhere, comes at the season 1 finale, "Chapter X," when golden boy Troy Fairbanks (Brandon P. Bell) is arrested for destroying school property.
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People everywhere are also eating more butter now than before because they can feel better about doing it; there has been an evolution in thinking about all the bad things doctors thought butter could do to you.
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Back in 1974, boxing was still at the zenith of its international popularity largely because of the thrill people everywhere got out of watching mostly poor and working-class black men give one another Parkinson's and CTE.
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They argue that it will increase the deaths of prostituted people everywhere because it will prevent screening efforts, "force" them "back out" on the street, and prevent them from earning a "livelihood" from this "empowering" career choice.
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Fears about human mobility and border crossers are reshaping politics; climate change promises to cause massive displacements; global leaders are scrambling to reconfigure and secure borders; people everywhere are moving to find safe lives for their families.
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In short, they're much like people everywhere else in this country—except that many of them have chosen to live in Fremont not only for its proximity to modern comforts but also its remove from modern diversity.
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But even with the threat of incapacitating hangovers, soju's low cost and magical ability to make even the most pitiful social gathering into the best party ever has people everywhere happily drinking it—and in massive amounts.
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"Her messages about strength and her body-positive image are having an impact on people everywhere," as fellow musician and collaborator Big Freedia put it in a December 2019 article about Lizzo in the Los Angeles Times.
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American prosperity has created countless jobs all around the globe and the drive for excellence, creative and innovation in the US has led to important discoveries that help people everywhere live more prosperous and far healthier lives.
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The implicit idea here — that people everywhere should get the same minimum wage whether they live in a booming, expensive metropolis or a struggling town with a low cost of living — doesn't make a lot of sense.
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BLACK BEAR CLIMBS INTO WOMAN&aposS VAN, EATS HER SANDWICH, CHIPS AND COOKIE "Sam's Club wanted to make sure people everywhere could get their Polish dog fix and at a great value," a company spokesperson told Fox News.
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"We are going to need conscious people everywhere — in every studio, at every magazine, in every design house — making sure that we survive and that all people in our society have a chance to thrive," she told us.
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Taking back control, for people everywhere, is a message in a bottle which they can fill with their own meaning: for it is a condition of our contemporary lives that control seems to be what we are losing.
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This is something that touches people everywhere, the idea that you can stand up and be counted, that you have it within you to be that hero, so I feel like I have an obligation to share that.
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Editorial Donald Trump's presidential candidacy presents decent people everywhere with a dilemma: Sprayed with an open fire hose of schoolyard insults, locker-room vulgarities and bizarre policy pitches by the presumptive Republican nominee, they must make hard choices.
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Now I'd like nothing more than to just get back to work and move on with my life, but make no mistakes I will always continue to fight for the justice, equality and betterment of marginalized people everywhere.
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By every major measure of human well-being, from personal safety to longevity to economic security to happiness, people everywhere are far better off today than they were before the start of the Enlightenment in the 17th century.
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" Rhianna was honored at the Image Awards for her career and "distinguished public service," which includes her Clara Lionel Foundation, which "engages in global advocacy with the goal of improving the quality of life for young people everywhere.
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The same fearless spirit that has been in the DNA of National Geographic for 131 years is alive as ever and encourages us to be vigilant for new opportunities to illuminate science, exploration, and storytelling for people everywhere.
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" — Current employee See open jobs Where hiring: Mill Valley, CA; San Francisco, CA; Chicago, IL; London, England; Dublin, Ireland What they do: "We're on a mission to help people everywhere find a job and a company they love.
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Real-life superhero Chris Evans won the hearts and minds of people everywhere when he leapt up to assist Best Supporting Actress winner Regina King to the stage, after she appeared to trip over her floor-length white dress.
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During the announcement of the town hall meetings, Cosby representatives Andrew Wyatt and Ebonee Benson explained that the seminars weren't an admission of guilt, but an opportunity for people everywhere — the pair called out young people and husbands specifically.
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"I say to our people everywhere, be prepared for a human deluge on all of the borders of Palestine, inside the occupied land and outside the occupied land," he said on a visit to one of the border camps.
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"Any patriot who is putting their own life at risk to fight for our freedom and stand for equality is a hero at MTV, and to young people everywhere," MTV President Chris McCarthy said in a statement to Billboard.
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"Of all the people everywhere, you are the closest and most important to me," Elizabeth admits, and, as she prepares for her Silver Jubilee, Margaret returns the sentiment with assurances that the Queen has not let the country down.
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What has our culture come to, if bodies are considered off limits, private, and not even worthy of notice, rather than regarded as the property of the global digital sphere, people everywhere, and people not yet born, in perpetuity?
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But along the way, regardless of what happens, these skirmishes will lead to a fracturing of the internet, and along with it, the death of the internet as a bastion and voice of freedom and knowledge for all people everywhere.
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In the middle seasons of Game of Thrones after the Lannisters take control of King's Landing, Gregor pillages the Riverlands ferociously, striking fear into people everywhere stemming from his vicious acts of torture and terror, seen by Arya Stark at Harrenhal.
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That&aposs what [Former President Barack] Obama did, and it was so great that he was in touch with the people everywhere, but Donald Trump&aposs trying to get America to run the right way, and he&aposs been doing it.
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"Together, we will apply the power of Azure and Microsoft 365 to transform the way AT&T's workforce collaborates and to shape the future of media and communications for people everywhere," he said in a statement in the blog post announcement.
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From trans rights activists like Gavin Grimm and Lily Madigan to mental health advocates like Elyse Fox and anti-Islamophobia campaigner Hebh Jamal, the world isn't short on inspiring individuals who made 2017 a little less hellish for people everywhere.
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Being thrust into the national spotlight is certainly not something I had aspired to, but it's a role that I have come to appreciate and cherish, and I do my best to speak out responsibly on behalf of transgender people everywhere.
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Based on the ratio of blind people currently using Medicaid relative to the total population of disabled people using Medicaid, more than one hundred thousand blind people would lose insurance, making these proposed cuts a potential catastrophe for blind people everywhere.
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This should matter to people everywhere because the Amazon is the world's largest tropical forest, home to the world's largest undammed river as well as over 28500,6900 species of mammals, birds and reptiles and some 2628,28503 species of freshwater fish.
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Jeremy Allaire is a technologist and entrepreneur who is the co-founder and CEO of Circle, a crypto-finance company that makes it possible for people everywhere to create and share value in a way that is affordable, open and empowering.
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American prosperity has created countless jobs all around the globe, and the drive for excellence has led to creativity and innovation in the U.S. has led to important discoveries that help people everywhere live more prosperous and far healthier lives.
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Solange wrote a song about this—"this" being people, everywhere, thinking it's totally fine to touch the hair of black people they've never met—and she's not the only person to have come up with a creative response to the problem.
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But he has time, and I just encourage him because of the negative trajectory that our country is on today to take advantage and know that there are people everywhere that would come to his aid if he would do that.
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"We hope that people everywhere will become more deeply involved in local efforts to defend and protect the rights, freedom and dignity of all people, and the hundreds of organizations that partnered with us are a great place to start," the group said.
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The Weinstein scandal may be just one example, but people everywhere have been looking the other way for decades when it comes to sexual misconduct, corruption, and atrocities — so it can't hurt to take a long look at our own silence as well.
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"The violent assault two weeks ago against Londoners and visitors to this city from around the world and the killing of a police constable on duty at the Palace of Westminster have shocked people everywhere," said John Hall, the Dean of Westminster.
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Out and about, I spotted drowsy or dozing people everywhere; and I realized that a kind of mechanized mass somnambulism is an essential component of modern life; and I gained a better understanding of the siesta and the snooze and the death wish.
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The next step is up to others, both Catholics in the pews and people everywhere, by making sure that their state and federal governments take a serious look at these criminal activities, and that laws protecting abusers and their enablers are changed.
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So I think you've got to go at this with a sense of how to accomplish the goal we are setting — more good jobs with rising incomes for people everywhere from inner cities to rural areas to every distressed community in America.
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"This was an intragang conflict where the defendants allegedly plotted to attack an upstart set of the Trinitarios and allegedly committed a crime that has shocked people everywhere for its brutality," said Bronx District Attorney Darcel Clark at a news conference on Wednesday.
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Mr. Bieber's "Sorry" acknowledges crowdsourcing in a different way: It is a dance video, featuring a host of young female performers, and recalls how, on Vine or Instagram or Snapchat, young people everywhere make themselves the stars of their own dance videos.
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Perhaps a constant reminder that a vote for Mr. Trump is a vote for the worst side of the American psyche will help bring home to decent people everywhere how vital it is to defeat Mr. Trump and his hordes promoting hatred.
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After the launch of Disney+ Star Wars series The Mandalorian introduced the world to the perfect angel that is the creature the internet keeps calling Baby Yoda, people everywhere couldn't stop obsessing over (and creating brilliant memes of) the tiny green alien.
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That's a purposefully reactionary opinion that essentially ignores all of the medical benefits we are coming to learn about, not to mention the intuitive differences between weed and other schedule one drugs like heroin and meth that reasonable people everywhere have long understood.
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The way The Good Place throws shade on annoying people everywhere for bad behaviors (of the not-wearing-your-shoes-on-the-airplane variety) delights me, as a person who lives in a crowded city and takes a lot of public transportation.
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Unfortunately for love-starved people everywhere, neither computer code nor genetic code can tell you whether the supposedly perfect guy's snoring will be a deal breaker, or whether the girl you have nothing in common with will for some reason light your world on fire.
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There is still much discovery to be done and if it is determined that this was a hate crime, we will cry not only for our son, but for LGBTQ people everywhere that live in fear or who have been victims of hate crime.
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Los Angeles-based artists David Burns and Austin Young, who collaborate under the name Fallen Fruit, are encouraging any and all people everywhere to plant and digitally map interconnected, walkable trails of fruit trees in their cities, creating a vast maze of edible greenery.
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With today as the deadline to register public comments with the Federal Register, people everywhere are using social media as a final push to send a strong message — and celebrities with millions of followers are joining in to voice their support and raise awareness.
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Through word-of-mouth and pivotal gigs like the Sex Pistols' legendary performance in Manchester, which was responsible for forging bands like Joy Division, the Buzzcocks, and the Smiths, the scene exploded into the musical rite of passage it is now for young people everywhere.
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It would be wonderful if those who are shut away in their secular bubbles, lacking supernatural understanding, at least refrain from poking fun at the good hearts who do what people everywhere, up and down the ages, have done in the face of tragedy — pray.
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"The Russian people, like people everywhere, deserve the right to have their voices heard and their votes counted," she said in a statement, drafted by her spokeswoman, Victoria J. Nuland, a career diplomat and Soviet expert known for her sharp-edged views about Russia.
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Fixes For more than 2500 years, Muhammad Yunus, the Bangladeshi founder of the Grameen Bank and recipient of the 2000 Nobel Peace Prize, has been asserting that the most powerful way to eradicate poverty is to unleash the untapped entrepreneurial capacity of people everywhere.
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"The military has actually been very effective at the identification of new viruses because we have people everywhere and we have our military laboratories everywhere," Dr. Kayvon Modjarrad, director of the emerging infectious diseases branch at Walter Reed Army Institute of Research, told CNBC.
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Today I just wanted to promote this new powdered stuff that you put in your tea, and basically it makes you sh*t your brains out and is totally, really, really bad for me to be promoting to young women and young people everywhere.
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David Mussington is a Senior Fellow at the Center for International Governance Innovation (CIGI), non-partisan think tank that believes better international governance can improve the lives of people everywhere, and is also the Director, Center for Public Policy and Private Enterprise, University of Maryland.
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Related Video: The Keswanis are the Family You're About to be Obsessed With This brought them to Laxmi, a 26-year-old member of the Chhanv Foundation for acid attack survivors, whom they hope will serve as a symbol of strength and beauty for people everywhere.
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Just days earlier, an awe-inspiring document had been drafted only blocks away from where I sat in Windhoek—a new democracy's founding constitution, the inspiration for which had been the marvel of free people everywhere and those who aspire to be free, the United States Constitution.
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" But diligence against such incidents from whites -- like Johnson, like the two black mens' defenders at Starbucks, and like white people everywhere horrified by this latest example of the lived reality black men face -- is, in the long run, more important and more fruitful than mere "tolerance.
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Nye's role will focus on this division, advising on space, but also equally on advising clients as to climate change in order to ensure that Hypergiant can "make the most of AI systems to hep provide a high quality of life for people everywhere," Nye wrote.
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But in terms of the scale of the journalistic problem, this far outstrips it, because Russiagate fundamentally changed the attitudes of people everywhere, and not just people in flyover country, who were duped into thinking that Iraq had something to do with 9/11 and aided terrorists.
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There were people everywhere on the streets, a Virginia race day multiplied a hundredfold, as though the whole of the world had gathered there, gathered to heave between the workshops and fur dealerships and druggists, to walk the stone-chipped streets, to inhale the acrid air.
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RT: That's a good question, we talk a lot about this, I mean, sometimes we discuss if it's our generation or the next generation, but we will make sure it's our generation, but at the end of the day it depends a lot on engagement of people everywhere.
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"The message that President Obama will deliver privately and publicly is simple: We believe the Cuban people, like people everywhere, are best served by genuine democracy, when they are free to choose their leaders, express their ideas and practice their faith," said U.S. national security adviser Susan Rice.
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"The military has actually been very effective at the identification of new viruses because we have people everywhere and we have our military laboratories everywhere," Dr. Kayvon Modjarrad, director of the emerging infectious diseases branch at the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research, said in an earlier interview.
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With the ratification of the USMCA, 3M and other iconic American companies will be strongly positioned to continue to invest in research efforts and scientific advancements that will power the economy into the future, ultimately energizing growth, creating jobs here at home, and improving standards of living for people everywhere.
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But to say, I disagree; I refuse; you're wrong; etiam si omnes — ego non — these are the words that define our individuality, give us our freedom, enjoin our tolerance, enlarge our perspectives, seize our attention, energize our progress, make our democracies real, and give hope and courage to oppressed people everywhere.
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"As Governor of Indiana, Mike Pence has given us all a preview of his vision for America — a future where LGBTQ people everywhere are put at risk for discrimination because of who they are or whom they love," said HRC Senior Vice President of Policy and Political Affairs JoDee Winterhof.
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" Mayor Eric Garcetti of Los Angeles tweeted shortly after the news broke: "Kobe Bryant was a giant who inspired, amazed, and thrilled people everywhere with his incomparable skill on the court — and awed us with his intellect and humility as a father, husband, creative genius, and ambassador for the game he loved.
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" He also responded to an Op-Ed article in The New York Times last week by Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, in which Mr. McCain argued that Mr. Tillerson's remarks about decoupling foreign policy from human rights had "sent a message to oppressed people everywhere, 'Don't look to the United States for hope.
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In the midst of all the fallout that came in the wake of Buzzfeed's publication of an unverified dossier that claims President-Elect Donald Trump has definite ties to Russia was an uncomfortable revelation for security-minded people everywhere: one of the most trusted encrypted messaging apps might not be as safe as its users think.
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With instability and turmoil on the rise around the world, how can the administration cut the Department whose mission is to "shape and sustain a peaceful, prosperous, just, and democratic world and foster conditions for stability and progress for the benefit of the American people and people everywhere" and at the same time promise to "Make America Safe Again"?
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Indeed, if that weren't the case, there would be no need for Buddhist practice; it is just because people everywhere (even in Tibet, Myanmar and Japan) are generally self-centered that it takes so much work — innumerable lifetimes of it, according to many Buddhists — to overcome the habituated dispositions that typically run riot over our stated beliefs.
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In addition to their secret method to songwriting, the two get candid on their relationship to their signature locks, their style (that dances somewhere between Rodarte and Miu Miu, the quintessential wardrobes for those on the cusp of coming into their womanhood), and what it's like to channel all of the above into their sound and touch the souls of young people everywhere.
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As Jesus taught that the last shall be first and the first shall be last, huge numbers of good people everywhere were thrilled and inspired by the massive worldwide demonstrations against the Trump presidency, in the same ways and for the same reasons our elders were thrilled and inspired by Martin Luther King's march on Washington during the dark days of segregation.
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The internal documents, which were uncovered by a source who declined to be named for fear of retribution from the company or the government agencies named in them, detail just how far Clearview has been able to distribute its technology, providing it to people everywhere, from college security departments to attorneys general offices, and in countries from Australia to Saudi Arabia.
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Davis sounded sincere to Young, telling him that he had the itch to play again, that he missed the camaraderie and the competition, that he felt as if he had been robbed of something when he hurt his knee, that he wanted to serve as an example to the team's younger players — and to old(er) people everywhere who want to pursue their passions.
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They have done so by talking with raw, disarming vulnerability and eloquence to a series of interviewers about the wrenching loss of their mother, their stoic if damaging attempts to ignore their own sorrow, and their realization that people everywhere are struggling with sadness: from the wounded soldiers with whom Harry served in Afghanistan to the injured people whom William airlifted in the ambulance service to the young mothers Catherine meets.
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I think one of the most phenomenal things about this moment, I keep talking about this moment, but I felt this way before I was a candidate, has a lot to do with why I'm a candidate, is that the very things, the very feelings of economic anxiety and social unease and anger that I experienced all around me when I was growing up are now being experienced by people everywhere.
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Since her arrest, which streamed on Facebook Live via her mother, the Big Little Lies star has remained vocal about the pipeline, encouraging people everywhere — not just in North Dakota — to come together and bring attention to what's happening at Standing Rock, ND. However, it looks like Woodley may have to limit future activism, because she just struck a plea deal for her arrest that will have her on probation for an entire year.
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A lot more is on the line if the Trump administration proceeds toward this vision and continues its assault on the government's climate change information: access to scientific data, continuing data-collection efforts, the integrity of the digital infrastructure that stores important information and statistics about the climate and, ultimately, the scientific research programs that help us understand what's coming next and contribute to the well-being of Americans and people everywhere.
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" In a 1963 speech, a founder of Hewlett-Packard, David Packard, looked back on his life during the Depression and marveled at the world that he lived in, giving much of the credit to technological innovation unhindered by bureaucratic interference: "Radio, television, Teletype, the vast array of publications of all types bring to a majority of the people everywhere in the world information in considerable detail, about what is going on everywhere else.
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"One of the things that I did throughout my presidency was I'd meet with groups of young people everywhere I went, whether it was here in the United States or when I was traveling overseas, just to kind of hear from them, find out what they are interested in, because I do believe that most of the problems that we have are going to be solved by you," he said, sitting with the students in a circle of chairs.
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In Danai Gurira's fantastically well-realized "Familiar" (at Playwrights Horizons), the first white guy we see is Chris (Joby Earle), a human-rights activist, who, in his overly eager desire to be "inclusive"—or included—aims to achieve the impossible: to make up for all the death and destruction that white men have brought to people everywhere, but especially to the Zimbabweans who lived under colonial rule, like the parents of his fiancée, Tendi Chinyaramwira (Roslyn Ruff).
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"The Women's March is the unofficial launch of SameSide, and is making the Women's March in Los Angeles a catalyst for action by providing a platform for people everywhere to set up affiliated events — things like sign making parties, meet-up coffee parties the morning of the march, house parties for those who can't attend a march — and delivering a voter registration action kit powered by Rock the Vote to everyone who RSVPs to any affiliated events or the Los Angeles Women's March," wrote a'Beckett in an email.
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You got Hispanic folks and you got Asian folks, this is not just the same old battles that — we've got this stew that's bubbling up from people everywhere and we're going to have to make sure that we in our own lives and our own families and work places do a better job of treating everybody with basic respect and understanding that not everybody starts off in the same situation and imaging what would it be like if you were born in an inner city and had no job prospects anywhere within a 20 mile radius or how does it feel being born in some rural county where there's no job opportunities within in a 20 mile radius and seeing those two things as connected as opposed to separate.
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