These are the American citizens permanently separated from their loved ones, the word "permanently" being the word that you have to think about, permanently.
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The word permanently being the word that you have to think about permanently.
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The word permanently being the word that you have to think about. Permanently.
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The question is in which directions should states move — permanently back, or permanently forward?
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Only a day after Alex Jones was permanently banned from Twitter, the Infowars app — the final straw for Jones' platform — has been permanently kicked off the App Store, also permanently.
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Finally, there's fairly strong evidence of hysteresis — temporary downturns permanently or semi-permanently depress future output.
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Samsung will likely permanently halt sales of the flagship device permanently, a person familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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As far as their not being here permanently, were the Ford, G.M. and Chrysler plants in Michigan there permanently?
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Which is why, finally, McElroy seems to take for granted that nobody in such a second marriage would ever consider permanently leaving it, or permanently living as brother and sister, or permanently refraining from receiving communion.
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The imperial parliament ("Reichstag") sat permanently beginning in 1663 (Britain's "Mother of Parliaments" was permanently in session only decades later).
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In addition, on land, increasing temperatures are causing permanently frozen soils, known as permafrost, to become not-so-permanently frozen soils.
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Just as a fall can permanently damage the health of an older person, conflict, drought or epidemic can permanently make a country poorer.
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We never hear the names of all of the families that were separated permanently, as he said, permanently from their children because of illegal immigration.
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Deleting an email sends it to your Gmail's trash folder, where it will be permanently erased after 30 days, or when you manually permanently delete it.
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Basing American troops in Poland permanently The Senate bill commissions an unclassified study on the feasibility and desirability of permanently stationing an Army brigade combat team in Poland.
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You have the option of turning WhatsApp's dark mode permanently on, permanently off, or else having it dictated by Android's system-wide dark mode or battery saver settings.
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"But it doesn't give them (Turkish troops) the right to remain on Syrian territory permanently and we are opposed to Turkish troops staying on Syrian territory permanently," he said.
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House votes to permanently ban taxpayer funds for abortion: The House passed legislation on Tuesday that would permanently codify existing law banning the use of federal funds for abortion services.
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The idea that recessions cause "hysteresis," permanently or quasi-permanently reducing the economy's capacity, has been around at least since a famous 1986 paper by Olivier Blanchard and Larry Summers.
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" Simply put, Airbnb's business model is built on "commercial use, regardless of whether it is one host that permanently rents multiple homes, or many hosts that permanently rent one entire home.
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"A permanently lower corporate tax rate and a tax on outsourcing will likely permanently reduce US FDI flows to the euro zone and affect EUR/USD, " St-Arnaud and Titareva said.
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Burchill was permanently banned from the hotel — until now.
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We have to make it easier to escape – permanently.
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Ultimately, the ban could be implemented — or permanently blocked.
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The rule would affect people seeking to immigrate to the United States permanently and others who are in the country on temporary visas — including students and workers — who seek to stay permanently.
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Ally: Yeah, she would need to check into Radley permanently.
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Oculus is permanently dropping its Rift headset price to $399.
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Being stuck with someone you're permanently pissed at, for life.
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And what about the Americans permanently separated from their families?
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Vaping viagra that just might turn your eyesight permanently red!
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It will permanently stay at Wisley after it is installed.
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Golberg, on the other hand, is permanently suspended from Periscope.
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Many hope this will lead to permanently reversing their ban.
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It's not yet clear that Facebook has permanently banned InfoWars.
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But it did not permanently alter or mutate his DNA.
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I was taking lessons and kind of permanently borrowed it.
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Either way Russia is permanently tainted by his war crimes.
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It was not clear if she was leaving Twitter permanently.
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Frykhammar said he is not seeking the top spot permanently.
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Those who permanently fight it are more susceptible to diseases.
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I decided to permanently mark my body with cherry blossoms.
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"Nobody has said that he is permanently incompetent," Martinez said.
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But Bryant's legacy is permanently attached to this year's squad.
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Periscope will finally let you save all your videos — permanently.
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Conquer Cravings, Retrain Your Fat Cells and Lose Weight Permanently.
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But a new exploit will permanently disable the Messages app.
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Are we in a new era of permanently low yields?
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Several days later, the leak was permanently sealed with cement.
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Late Tuesday, Twitter permanently removed Milo Yiannopoulos from its platform.
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From the beginning, however, Republicans intended to extend them permanently.
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A month later, she was appointed to the role permanently.
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Otherwise, the underground galleries will be permanently sealed with concrete.
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But space didn't permanently alter 7 percent of his DNA.
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Experts are skeptical that people are permanently interested in politics.
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Samsung is permanently ending production of its Galaxy Note 27.
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Over a third of Swiss private banks have permanently closed.
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Do you think it will permanently affect ... For profit-making.
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Smoking crack inflames asthma and can permanently harm the lungs.
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Only one to three percent of records are permanently archived.
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Trump and Pence want Americans to go into space permanently.
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But it permanently altered the entire question of national identity.
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It's unclear whether Ohlhausen will be offered the chairmanship permanently.
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"Can you stop?" she asks in her permanently sarcastic tone.
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That can make it difficult to house people more permanently.
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The CO2 is then permanently and safely stored deep underground.
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The child survived, but she was severely and permanently injured.
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Did something happen to permanently bond people to their vehicles?
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This means they permanently lower your account balance at work.
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Some critics argued that the research should be permanently banned.
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But that doesn't mean I'm looking to switch partners permanently.
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Permanently stationed outside were a gaggle of motorcycle taxi guys.
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Lovegun closed permanently in the fall of 2015, leaving Peew!
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IDK, I feel like their relationship might be permanently broken.
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And it may have been permanently damaged over the weekend.
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Others were killed, committed suicide or were left permanently scarred.
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In such a short time, no, at least not permanently.
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The website quickly caused outrage and was permanently taken down.
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But not one, I fear, that's likely to permanently hold.
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On the 31st day, your account will be permanently terminated.
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There is something permanently feckless and immature in the man.
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Why not just add a night light to it permanently?
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But it would not create a permanently higher defense budget.
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After centuries, the Hellenistic spirit had permanently changed art's DNA.
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In February, the British Academy Film Awards permanently banned Weinstein.
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You have people leaving the country, permanently leaving the country.
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The world seems permanently set to fast forward these days.
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Lo and behold: The chemicals had permanently damaged the screen.
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Two other Sonics in the area have been closed permanently.
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There are not enough drugs to render me permanently high.
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Lovegun closed permanently in the fall of 2015, leaving Peew!
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He hoped it would become permanently funded through major donations.
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But there's one flaw that may permanently lower his ceiling.
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In July, the board voted to repeal those fees permanently.
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It permanently exempts Australia from the steel and aluminum tariffs.
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Lead poisoning can permanently stunt a child's intelligence and development.
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Twitter has also begun to permanently remove more suspicious accounts.
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I feel like it's permanently changed my point of view.
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Moreover, their path to citizenship will be delayed, perhaps permanently.
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Permanently dismantling the Yongbyon complex would be a major concession.
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The T.P.A. advocate's father, denied the drug, was permanently disabled.
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In Mr. Trump's orbit, few people are ever permanently exiled.
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Then, suddenly, Mr. Tonne was permanently removed from the staff.
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It can change you permanently, not always for the better.
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Deybin Gomez said he felt permanently changed by the experience.
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But the second season will be permanently based in Britain.
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Indeed, now the goal posts are permanently affixed to skates.
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Conservation easements now permanently protect more than 27 million acres.
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We'll inevitably see many of them close their doors permanently.
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Of course, they grieved for their children deeply, sometimes permanently.
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This is the country I can permanently stay in now.
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I have made the decision to holster my sidearm permanently.
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When she woke up, her life had been permanently altered.
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Over time, that can permanently scar his lungs' blood vessels.
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" And another: "How the coronavirus will permanently change our world.
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"Whatever you don't need permanently, you build temporarily," he said.
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"Vitruvian Man" is rarely lent and is not permanently displayed.
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"We've proven that gerrymandering can be permanently terminated," he added.
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Doctors confirmed that he is permanently blind in both eyes.
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As a result, they may suffer permanently impaired brain function.
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Police have had to be deployed permanently in the area.
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The world likely would sanction and boycott Israel, perhaps permanently.
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If a channel receives three strikes, it is permanently banned.
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While eBay has permanently banned 140 users after the intervention.
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Even replacing currently existing fence could permanently damage these areas.
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How could he fix the problem permanently, and for everyone?
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Whitman was permanently shaped by the war and its waste.
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Kenia worries the months they spent detained permanently changed him.
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Several of the departed secretaries have not been permanently replaced.
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There's also a permanently attached belt to hold everything together.
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This would permanently politicize the selection of Supreme Court justices.
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"He added, "It would go down on his record permanently.
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It's not clear whether Capito will join the group permanently.
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That map was permanently enacted by the legislature in 28500.
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I don't think it changed the New Hampshire primary permanently.
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These total figures only include permanently assigned American military personnel.
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CHINA SHOULD PERMANENTLY BAN TRADE IN WILDLIFE - CHINA ADVISOR ZHONG
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Both men have gained permission to remain in Canada permanently.
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The St. Nick you knew is on vacation, possibly permanently.
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Scientists fear the blazes could permanently transform the fragile rainforest.
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That would give the group a permanently unbeatable tactical advantage.
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His real estate license was permanently revoked in January 2018.
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There must also be a me who is affected permanently.
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For the demonstrators, defeat could be a permanently polarising moment.
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Still, we're told he's been permanently banned from the Cosmopolitan.
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On one hand, he does seem kind of permanently shook.
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For those who aren't permanently maimed—fifty-eight jockeys are currently supported by the Permanently Disabled Jockeys Fund—the test becomes whether they can ever ride with the same confidence they had before the injury.
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Bear in mind that tax-loss harvesting doesn't save taxes permanently.
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The alternative, the proverbial cliff-edge, "would damage our industry permanently".
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He asked me if I had moved back to Egypt permanently.
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That way, the investor won't permanently be diverting their cash flow.
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And all of them could severely and permanently threaten fragile ecosystems.
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At first, Jason didn't believe the Wilsons would keep him permanently.
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Pierce Brosnan's personal tragedies have permanently influenced his outlook on life.
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Do you see that type of storytelling as having permanently vanished?
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DirtySix promptly took down the video and permanently banned the user.
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A page can be permanently deleted if it gets enough strikes.
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These are the American citizens permanently separated from their loved ones.
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" He added that an erosion of trust could "threaten [Facebook] permanently.
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Carolyn Maloney introduced legislation in February to fund the program permanently.
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It wasn't clear immediately who would take on the role permanently.
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The televisions at my local Y are set permanently to HGTV.
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Anything could happen, and I don't want to be permanently banned.
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It would have been permanently repealed in the failed Republican bill.
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The fraternity said Friday that his membership had been permanently suspended.
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He was permanently banned in January following the Sun-Times report.
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The September 11th Victim Compensation Fund has officially been renewed — permanently.
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In the end, 340 were punished, and 200 were permanently banned.
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Only by improving all of these can it be permanently reduced.
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Soyabean farmers fear that demand and trade flows will shift permanently.
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What separated a permanently bannable offense from a temporarily bannable one?
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It also permanently changes the appearance of the tattoo as well.
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Only then was the family moved out of the duplex permanently.
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To stay on her account permanently via a post, it's $0003.
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These stores will permanently close up shop on Friday, April 12.
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I deleted a book project from my computer and phone permanently.
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London's Wilkinson Gallery will permanently close at the end of July.
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I wish I had everything she said saved and permanently stored.
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Nintendo sells a replacement kickstand for $4 if yours permanently breaks.
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Previously, it could be claimed by travellers who had permanently settled.
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Unfortunately, we're still learning how to keep bad breath away permanently.
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Consider the implications of permanently wiping out some of these characters.
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It is not clear whether Werber will take the position permanently.
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" Mastromonaco responded, "OMFG how can it be [permanently] out of service?!
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The chain's rep confirmed that it was joining the menu permanently.
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As though they've been permanently deleted from your mental hard drive.
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Wilkie is among those being considered to fill the post permanently.
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During my recovery, I thought I had lost my voice permanently.
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On Friday, Uber confirmed that the driver had been permanently banned.
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None of it worked permanently, so doctors put her on Remicade.
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This point is consistently lost when museums permanently display altarpieces open.
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It shows us how hard it is to permanently escape poverty.
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The decision to permanently stop production of the Note7 came Tuesday.
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Recall, in 2016 Google punished 340 sites and banned 200 permanently.
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If I don't pause now I'll be forced to pause permanently .
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Yes, I'd like to get the other folks in place permanently.
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Fully updated iPhones can be permanently bricked after undergoing unauthorized repairs.
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It was horrifying, and now he's permanently damaged as a result.
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A good one would be something that fixes Washington, D.C. permanently.
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Permanently lowers corporate tax rate to 20 percent from 35 percent.
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Appointees would also be permanently barred from lobbying for foreign governments.
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Opposition supporters are permanently encamped in front of the government building.
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The Senate should finish the job -- and repeal the tax permanently.
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We want to reminisce without being permanently defined by our timelines.
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Research shows cyber-security breaches can erode companies' share prices permanently.
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So this thing from my childhood is permanently on people's bodies.
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They can't see it until it's permanently inked on their body.
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What if you could pay now to store something online permanently?
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Zuckerberg permanently dropped the price of the Oculus Rift to $399.
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They thought they could erase the identity of their victims permanently.
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Before they got me and Bobby, they got Dr. King permanently!
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Bases are airports where Ryanair permanently keeps both staff and aircraft.
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It was under such an agreement to permanently close by 2014.
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The bank had permanently revoked the licenses of 23 bureaus recently.
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Some of those companies are companies that will be permanently gone.
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In 2009, after Sun finished his master's, Facebook hired him permanently.
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She survived the attack, but it has left her permanently changed.
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But blood can be cleaned away: The human heart stains permanently.
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Ritvo is now permanently located, and obliquely revealed, in his poems.
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It is fair to say that it didn't resolve it permanently.
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A permanently stationed brigade, supporters say, would be a stronger deterrence.
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But others have fought to permanently stay in daylight saving time.
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I don't think permanently setting ourselves new goals makes any sense.
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The agency could also permanently disable infected devices, or "brick" them.
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One hedge fund manager believes Tesla's business model is permanently broken.
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The broker, Glenn McDowell, was permanently barred from the securities business.
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If it seemed feasible to find work, he would stay permanently.
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It's not as simple as just permanently being sad or crestfallen.
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A federal judge has permanently blocked a policy former Indiana Gov.
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So the engineers designed Tarzan to live amongst the crops permanently.
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In June 2018, about 300 schools permanently closed across the island.
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Red or blue, we are stuck together permanently in this country.
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We are going to keep fighting until it is permanently stopped.
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The alternative, silence and stonewalling, promises a church permanently in flames.
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How would a permanently crippled farmer continue to work the land?
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Furthermore, quadrennial outreach efforts from presidential candidates don't permanently mobilize voters.
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If he loses you Former Trumpers permanently, what's he left with?
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As a result, lawmakers voted to permanently remove his license Tuesday.
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They now live there permanently in a double-wide mobile home.
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His nomination to keep the job permanently languished in the Senate.
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Neither is the idea of permanently shutting down service at night.
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They are permanently suspended if they post non-consensual nudity again.
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Ballot measures in two states would permanently ban taxes on groceries.
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He became chief executive temporarily in 1978 and permanently in 1981.
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That area is permanently set aside and can never be developed.
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Steve's drum kit and trumpet were the only things around permanently.
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"I would love the opportunity to paint this permanently," he said.
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Sergeant Bergdahl's permanently injured, would-be rescuers are selfless and brave.
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But the unexpected act of benevolence doesn't yield permanently positive results.
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We will continue working to permanently end this unspeakably cruel policy.
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Seasonal flu is endemic — meaning permanently present — in the human population.
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The fuels are not carbon-negative; no carbon is permanently sequestered.
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But it has not permanently put an end to that goal.
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Luckily for her, she doesn't wake up and isn't permanently scarred.
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Scientists say Australia's landscape is being permanently altered by the fires.
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Now Rosenstein's reputation is permanently damaged, as it deserves to be.
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Twitter permanently suspended accounts for Danielle Stella, a Republican challenging Rep.
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Members of the Navy and the Marines are permanently stationed there.
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She recently asked the district to let her stay on permanently.
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" When one of them breaks curfew, "the girls are permanently grounded.
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The area is a permanently closed allotment in Clark County, Nev.
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Harsh cleaning chemicals can permanently dull the finish and leave streaks.
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Such values are permanently deleted from our system after 23 months.
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Such values are permanently deleted from our system after 3 months.
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About a quarter of its territory is permanently covered by ice.
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I was scared it might fossilize there and become permanently embedded.
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Many stay permanently packed, and come out only for special occasions.
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You'll need to permanently delete, not just deactivate, all social media.
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But the company plans to remain free of display ads, permanently.
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He ceded power to Raúl, first provisionally, then permanently in 2008.
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"We're talking about little children potentially being permanently orphaned," he said.
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In addition, it's UV protective, and promises to permanently control odor.
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What's more, you could permanently damage your relationship with the borrower.
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Now the court is weighing whether to permanently block the project.
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I think it's more or less permanently imprinted in my brain.
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In three minutes, the city's landscape, and psyche, was permanently changed.
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She is not seeking to be elected to the post permanently.
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The train station seemed like a place that is permanently damp.
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"Dior is a permanently moving house ... There has never been a standstill, it's a permanently moving train and from one designer to the other, we can even see some acceleration," Chief Executive Sidney Toledano told Reuters.
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Sally Kohn: Win or lose, women are changing politics, permanently No matter what happens on Tuesday, the record number of women running for election this year is undoubtedly going to change politics permanently, for the better.
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"Trees do take carbon out of the atmosphere and if you want to permanently store carbon in trees, you have to permanently commit to keeping the trees forever," said University of Chicago geophysical sciences professor David Archer.
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My own calendar, carefully planned and color-coordinated, was permanently on hold.
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Fifty-thousand residents in the nearby city of Pripyat were permanently evacuated.
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None of it worked permanently, so her doctors put her on Remicade.
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With chronic 'high-grade' inflammation, the immune response is permanently ramped up.
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It "will be permanently removed" from the recipe in 2019, he added.
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Being permanently blocked by CBA would be fatal to Acorns, Lucas argued.
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That experience motivated Thao, 27, to move back to the Valley permanently.
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Facebook, social media and smartphones are permanently growing the media consumption market.
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Current microphone tech has been too power-hungry to keep permanently enabled.
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As part of his plea agreement, Backpage will remain permanently closed. Backpage.
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And yes, parent's can supposedly permanently erase the records whenever they choose.
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As a result, she will be permanently replaced in the 6 p.m.
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Scientists spotted frozen water in permanently shaded regions near the Moon's poles.
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I believe this government cannot endure, permanently, half slave and half free.
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These are permanently separated because they were killed by criminal illegal aliens.
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But I'm not into people being permanently 'cancelled' over something like this.
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There was that plan to put California on daylight saving time permanently.
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Attempts to fix the problem failed and it later permanently halted production.
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The announcement comes five months after Yiannopoulos was permanently banned from Twitter.
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Among 30-45 year-olds, 83 percent wanted to move abroad permanently.
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Small parts of Finland even contain permanently frozen soil, known as permafrost.
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His family, he said, had been "totally and permanently destroyed" by it.
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The competition thus threatens to make many of them permanently less profitable.
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Twitter permanently suspended the accounts of Infowars and its founder, Alex Jones.
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Whether Meetup rolls this new payment structure out permanently is still unclear.
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SZA said her vocal cords are permanently damaged, and fans are heartbroken.
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They saw the wall as an attempt to divide the school permanently.
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There is wide agreement within the GOP on permanently chopping corporate taxes.
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Four other coronaviruses are endemic — meaning permanently present — in the global population.
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Timing: Yesterday, Twitter permanently banned Jones from its platform citing abusive behavior.
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Still young, he has no intention of moving back to Jiuhuashan permanently.
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Permanently reorganizing the party around Trumpism will not be an easy task.
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But it also said it would not allow them to remain permanently.
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Jones and Infowars, for example, were permanently banned from Twitter in September.
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This means the people doing that work now live there permanently, too.
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However, information is only kept for 30 days before it's deleted permanently.
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Rupkey said investors are "underestimating" U.S. economic damage if tariffs increase permanently.
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She also alleges she "was seriously and permanently injured" from the incident.
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In addition, the offender was identified and permanently banned from the platform.
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Many have been marked as permanently contaminated, and are off-limits entirely.
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Binge On does NOT permanently slow down data nor remove customer control.
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It could also contractually make filmmakers' work permanently exclusive to Amazon Video.
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Trading equities at the wrong time today could have permanently impaired wealth.
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To plug the well permanently, the company must fill it with cement.
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Not only did this remove the viral DNA, it did so permanently.
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"There's no assurance the temple can store the ashes permanently," Fung explained.
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Save yourself from touching wet food permanently with the Original Tweak Strainer.
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The ritual allegedly left the girl permanently disfigured from the facial burns.
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Do you think you've permanently changed the Republican Party's position on trade?
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Zoya has a twin sister named Ulga, whose leg is permanently damaged.
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Lead poisoning permanently impairs brain development, but it's not confined to Flint.
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One argument is that profits have shifted to a permanently higher level.
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Even less is known about how psychedelics might permanently affect people's personalities.
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It's in the permanently shadowed craters on the poles of the moon.
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There seems to be hope that they will get back together permanently.
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The Supreme Court now has a chance to permanently strike it down.
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Permanently reducing such flows will require more than Mr Trump's tough talk.
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The Korean smartphone maker has permanently halted production of the recalled device.
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Permanently re-assigning officers to the city&aposs most gang ravaged areas.
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With a couple of clicks, an editor can make that permanently visible.
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If we can have 4 percent growth permanently that will be great.
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Uber said the driver has been permanently banned from working for it.
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Conservative troll Chuck Johnson was permanently banned from the service last year.
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It's not just glacial retreat that's permanently altering the courses of rivers.
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In order to serve permanently, however, he would have to be nominated.
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The restriction applies to those seeking to live in the U.S. permanently.
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In response to the hate, Twitter permanently suspended conservative writer and Breitbart.
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Not only would he be blind for life, he was permanently disfigured.
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The university has now permanently banned the fraternity from operating on campus.
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The worst natural gas leak in U.S. history is now permanently capped.
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Don't panic: this doesn't mean bed bugs have permanently infested the subway.
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It's not like the disc is permanently lodged inside my old 360.
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It also noted it didn't think companies were pulling their advertising permanently.
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And why did you get Drake crying permanently etched into your skin?
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The leak lasted 112 days before being permanently capped on February 18.
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"But it's very likely that you'll lose these photos permanently," he adds.
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In September, Kush also lost her original Instagram account permanently without explanation.
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A was playing with them, but they would never permanently hurt them.
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Losing an election can mean being cut out of the spoils permanently.
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Three of the sculptures are now permanently damaged, according to a spokeswoman.
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Some chat services have read receipts turned on permanently, like Facebook Messenger.
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Done too early, it'll permanently injure the puppy's joints and leg bones.
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It is high time for Congress to permanently fund the NMTC program.
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Spills or maritime accidents, the tribe said, could permanently destroy fishing beds.
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By turning the gas into stone, scientists can lock it away permanently.
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In June 2023, Congress permanently authorized the GFSA with an overwhelming majority.
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After the attack, Manzo and Cantin moved permanently to the West Coast.
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Two years on, very few Christians have moved back to Brih permanently.
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If the war hadn't happened, my father wouldn't have permanently left Nigeria.
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At the same time, the reputation of Kavanaugh has been permanently besmirched.
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It's not clear whether Wolf will be nominated for the job permanently.
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A day later, Jones and Infowars were both permanently banned from Twitter.
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Another bill currently being considered would permanently ban abusers from owning pets.
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Over the weekend, the university announced it had permanently expelled Theta Tau.
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The corporate tax rate would fall to 20%, permanently, at great expense.
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After a recall failed to solve the issue, it was permanently discontinued.
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Mr. de Kretser said the legislation, if passed, would permanently separate families.
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We need to to permanently protect our sacred sites and our water.
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Ellenwood, Georgia-based trucking company Ready Trucking closed permanently on Aug. 30.
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The RAA achieves that objective by permanently codifying ideas that already work.
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As a lifelong Labour supporter, I am permanently skeptical of Conservative politicians.
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This combination is bound to leave his ego threat sensors permanently inflamed.
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Closing the naval base at Guantánamo would be permanently prohibited, as well.
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A second bill being considered would permanently ban abusers from owning pets.
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The plan would permanently lower the corporate tax rate to 20 percent.
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But it's unclear if Trump will tap Ohlhausen permanently for the post.
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My night stand is permanently jammed with books I want to read.
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The company, Sterigenics, announced in September the plant would be closed permanently.
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The plan slashes tax rates permanently for businesses and temporarily for individuals.
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The officials did not say whether the ban would be permanently lifted.
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The burdens of the presidency will leave him permanently maddened, perpetually undone.
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And if we need to stop it permanently, we build the wall.
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The plan would permanently lower the corporate tax rate to 212 percent.
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But what permanently changed her life was the fracture to her spine.
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Check out the inked individuals who are now permanently proud patriots. Amurica.
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It can permanently alter their credit scores, their ability to support themselves.
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Presumably, the administration would also withdraw his nomination to head ICE permanently.
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It's more than enough to put a company off making phones permanently.
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But opinions in the United States about free trade are permanently shifting.
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He eventually left permanently in 2008 and was replaced by Leah Shapiro.
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But all these things didn't discourage Jados from permanently moving back home.
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Think of it like a quote retweet, albeit one that's permanently attached.
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That limit would keep them from, for example, permanently cutting corporate taxes.
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Therefore, we will oppose USMCA until tariffs on aluminum are permanently lifted.
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Breeding, he added, can also permanently alter the temperament of a stallion.
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A burned eyelid can contract and permanently droop, exposing its red innards.
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Many users permanently keep their DreamCase in Quick Pack Mode, Frost said.
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A.C. Moore&aposs entire fleet of 145 stores will be closing permanently.
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How do we permanently curtail private power in service of the public?
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Thousands of kids drank water that may have permanently harmed their brains.
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Young people cannot be truly selfish, because they cannot be permanently young.
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It has also made him well positioned to land the job permanently.
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He is, permanently, a luckless wretch, out of options and tapped out.
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Lopez was permanently banned from the sport, a decision he is appealing.
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"This individual's access to the app has been permanently removed," Uber said.
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Can airlines or pilots opt to permanently disable the MCAS software feature?
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The demons apparently never stray far enough away to be permanently neutered.
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There are already small businesses closing permanently in the city, she said.
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Consumers can also "thaw" their files, temporarily or permanently, without a fee.
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He permanently damaged his legs, and chose to have them both amputated.
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In many cases, emergency powers have been temporarily necessary but permanently transformational.
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"There's a scream permanently lodged in my throat now," Ms. McNamara wrote.
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Florida is one of four states that permanently bans felons from voting.
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These are permanently separated because they were killed by criminal illegal aliens.
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A victory over the 49ers this weekend could permanently bolster his legacy.
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I have performance fabrics in my house that can't be permanently stained.
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She's convinced that her neck is permanently damaged from lifting small children.
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Besides some awkwardness, they were mostly amicable up until he left permanently.
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Indeed, this move would put the swamp firmly — and permanently — in charge.
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With its plumbing permanently damaged, Flint's water is still unsafe to drink.
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What Trump means here is that he never severs any relationship permanently.
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Every email from Groupon went into the trash and was permanently deleted.
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Another unanswered question: whether the dust-ups will permanently undermine Warren's campaign.
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All that's missing from this list of promises is permanently blue skies.
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Droddy filled in for four games, then took over permanently in 2013.
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He has offered a concrete, permanently useful prescription for dealing with panhandlers.
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Facebook has permanently cut the price of its Oculus Go VR headset.
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But box office experts say the theatrical landscape has shifted, possibly permanently.
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I'm baffled as to why so may acting have become acting permanently.
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Other single-mill operations, largely family owned, will close their doors permanently.
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Liew was permanently banned from trading in commodities in CFTC-regulated markets.
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Now, some are choosing to embark on such long-haul cruises permanently.
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But when she looked it up, "it was closed permanently," she said.
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It is too soon to permanently ease sanctions on the Sudanese government.
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Only after substantial and sustained progress should it consider permanently lifting sanctions.
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In one state, teachers could lose their certifications permanently for walking out.
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Alex could now live, work and study permanently in the United States.
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Farther towards the poles, the permafrost—permanently frozen soil—is at risk.
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Why does trading up require customers to permanently brick a functional product?
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An ugly, cruel and terribly harmful act which would permanently hurt people.
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Identities are stolen, credit is ruined, and money is often permanently lost.
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If one site is proving particularly annoying, you can silence it permanently.
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As Arctic permafrost — permanently frozen soil — warms, it starts to release carbon.
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Among clonal raider ants, there are no permanently designated workers and queens.
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At least one woman had been permanently disfigured by flammable hair spray.
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The allegations that he is permanently in debt to Goldman write themselves.
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Wilson's semi-rural cityscapes, many set in seaside ports, permanently influenced Resika.
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Julia West recently had a thin gold chain permanently welded around her wrist.
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Once the bracelet is welded on, it's permanently attached to the wearer's wrist.
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By now, The Handmaid's Tale and the word "timely" are permanently welded together.
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Once a free theme expires, is it permanently unavailable from that point forward?
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Luke risked going permanently blind after getting her eyeballs tattooed with blue ink.
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Ultimately, I learn that it's simply not an option to block Amazon permanently.
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She says she doesn't see permanently leaving their Louisiana town again anytime soon.
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On the other hand, it seems like website payments may be permanently dead.
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Portland will never be the same, always permanently changed by this seismic cataclysm.
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On Thursday, Twitter finished the job by permanently suspending him and his website.
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Opposition to spending A proposal in Congress would permanently extend the victims fund.
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The current proposal to permanently extend the fund would authorize it through 7.
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It was an immoral and repugnant choice that has scarred the nation permanently.
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You can permanently damage your retina by staring at it for 100 seconds.
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Since 1977, Documenta has acquired 16 sculptures or installations permanently for the city.
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So much so, she's selling the Cooper family home to live there permanently.
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Do you still wear Flamengo jerseys now that you permanently have one on?
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Luckily, Miss Lulu's handler just couldn't permanently part with the under-motivated pup.
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He said he would donate any winnings to the Permanently Disabled Jockeys Fund.
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Florida, along with Iowa and Virginia, permanently disenfranchises anyone with a felony conviction.
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One bad experience could permanently push them to one of Uber's many competitors.
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They have three days left before the hospital behind them evicts them permanently.
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Nikki Haley signed a bill removing the flag from the Statehouse grounds permanently.
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The current proposal to permanently extend the fund would authorize it through 2089.
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And while Twitter has now permanently banned Yiannopoulos, Pozner says that's not enough.
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If it works, these insurers can opt to work with Ooda more permanently.
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In 2004 I became the first permanently disabled member of the Canadian Parliament.
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Why did they feel the need to permanently ink their names onto themselves?
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There remains scepticism that any deal can permanently resolve U.S.-China trade tensions.
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Don't buy into anything that says it can dam the bad feelings permanently.
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After 10 attempts to break into the phone, the data is permanently erased.
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Britain would be "permanently poorer", Osborne cried, with each household £4,300 worse off.
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Perhaps ageing populations and a slowdown in technological progress were permanently depressing investment.
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Iowa and Kentucky are the only remaining states that permanently disenfranchise former felons.
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By Thursday, the account that had been permanently banned was restored by Twitter.
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They are forever branded — permanently judged and often isolated in their own communities.
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State health regulators permanently suspended the nursing home's operating license on September 284.
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The 239 dog meat butcher businesses were to be permanently closed by May.
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The 22 dog meat butcher businesses were to be permanently closed by May.
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But some researchers believe that the mechanism can end up switched on permanently.
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Now, a source tells PEOPLE it appears to be officially — and permanently — over.
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Axa's Stoter said that central bank bond-buying, or QE, was here "permanently".
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Even then, they still flash on and off, rather than remaining permanently on.
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That means when you take a hardship distribution, you've permanently lowered your balance.
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But he said he has no plans to leave the music industry permanently.
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Some activists and politicians want the government to shut the plant down permanently.
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The SkyWall 300 is a turret-like device designed to be permanently installed.
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It's convenient, but I doubt that I'll keep the virtual button enabled permanently.
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Thurman told the Times that her neck is "permanently damaged" because of it.
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Over time, the brain is trained to prolong a healthy brainwave pattern permanently.
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The order also permanently bans Pecker and Vision from trading, the CFTC said.
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I also think they will change permanently once they see business go up.
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Tekashi69 might be locked up, but his girlfriend's still showing him love ... permanently.
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"It has to be recalled" and permanently taken out of service, he said.
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JOHN MAYNARD KEYNES once fantasised about a world of permanently low interest rates.
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"Three sculptures were permanently damaged and others to varying degrees," Yu told Hyperallergic.
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Permanently adding sound to its videos could be an uphill battle for Facebook.
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The legislation would reduce the corporate tax rate from 35% to 193% permanently.
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Photos, once sent, were permanently outside the sender's control and impossible to delete.
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And who the hell can you trust enough to permanently ink your body?
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If Twitch were to permanently ban him, Beahm would likely continue on YouTube.
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Male puberty permanently boosts muscle and creates a bigger frame, heart and lungs.
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Boosters retort that the tax cuts will unleash permanently higher growth and investment.
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Successive Thai governments have raised the possibility of shutting down the camps permanently.
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I temporarily lost my vision, too, and thought I had permanently gone blind.
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Many loyal customers were upset that the menu item was permanently replacing chorizo.
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The production staff complied, but she was later permanently banned from the venue.
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Can users permanently and totally delete messages on the WeChat platform at all?
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But Pérez-de la Fuente isn't permanently ruling out a Jurassic Park scenario.
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Whether or not he will be permanently suspended has yet to be determined.
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This happened to my review unit, with the left light going out permanently.
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Many wonder whether this scandal could permanently damage Facebook's reputation and commercial prospects.
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Thanks to social media, she's got all the well wishes permanently saved online.
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Yet he's "leery" of the White House's ability to permanently boost U.S. growth.
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Using an iOS device in very hot conditions can permanently shorten battery life.
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An international inspection team would need to be permanently stationed in the North.
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If he follows the conditions for 18 months, prosecution will be permanently deferred.
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Why it matters: The legislation didn't just permanently slash the corporate tax rate.
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Apparently, sexually harassing several students isn't enough to get him kicked out permanently.
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And when it's on the verge of losing, it pauses the game—permanently.
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And he's allowed to live until Octavian decides to permanently end his enemies.
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To permanently erase yourself from Facebook, you'll need to delete your account altogether.
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I have never been informed formally by Twitter that I am permanently banned.
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Galerie Samy Abraham will permanently close after the end of its current show.
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Dyer has previously said he doesn't believe the statue should be permanently removed.
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But if they did, it just might tear the space-time continuum. Permanently.
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Poor children fall behind early, and usually permanently, in America's highly unequal society.
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Burgers. It's unclear if IHOP will actually permanently change its name to IHOb.
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AIVD then subsequently entered the Tate Modern to permanently confiscate the uncensored manuscript.
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Ferrer agreed to permanently shut the website as part of his plea deal.
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Prices of NAND flash memory chips, which hold data permanently, slipped 15 percent.
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A permanently weakened energy industry would have far-reaching effects, some analysts said.
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His reputation was permanently soiled and irreparable damage was done to the country.
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"The shooting changed both of our lives — dramatically, negatively and permanently," Kelly said.
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It would lock in a future where our stressed military becomes permanently gutted.
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It is not amnesty, because it does not permanently change anyone's immigration status.
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Battle-ready American soldiers will soon be permanently positioned along Russia's western borders.
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"There's a very good chance they're going to be permanently separated," Sandweg said.
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And moving forward, she'll be putting her acting career on hold — perhaps permanently.
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When I arrived, a clerk told me it was about to close, permanently.
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Unfortunately, no serious effort has been made to permanently account for this reality.
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A separate bill to make similar tax cuts permanently is sponsored by Sen.
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If you get a bounce that sticks, that can permanently reshape the race.
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Each side listened to the other and was permanently changed by that listening.
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Voters in small states, such as Connecticut, would be permanently and completely disenfranchised.
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" He said, "My family and my name have been totally and permanently destroyed.
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The agreement can be expanded to cover Tuvaijuittuq, should it be permanently protected.
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Muller left Moscow permanently in 1937, and won the Nobel Prize in 1946.
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Pending board approval, Mr. Dooley may take on the chief executive job permanently.
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The latest developments suggest that Trump's tax returns might not permanently stay private.
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Prosecutors need only present a preponderance of the evidence to permanently seize property.
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She loved her mother's Cartier bow watch so much she borrowed it, permanently.
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It is unclear who will ultimately be named to permanently lead the DEA.
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There will be no moment Trump suddenly and permanently grows into the job.
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Lahren was reportedly permanently banned from the conservative news outlet earlier this month.
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A policy this dangerous deserves more than delay — it should be permanently deleted.
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So it is time for the entire left to permanently retire the term.
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While rare, children can be permanently adopted regardless of the biological parent's wishes.
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And also, it spoke to this idea that we weren't there permanently, right?
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C: Shows who viewed your Story Feed core: D: Permanently shared unless deleted
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An estimated 1.5 million Floridians have been permanently disenfranchised due to felony convictions.
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She has a small head with a cowboy hat permanently balanced atop it.
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The lawsuit asks for permission to keep Green's flags off the windows permanently.
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His political career, however, began in Vermont, where he moved permanently in 277.
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This would qualify a Florida resident to permanently lose their right to vote.
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Paris's La Maison Rouge will permanently close at the end of next year.
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For instance, there are tweets that have been permanently ingrained into my psyche.
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She is now virtually bed-bound and has a catheter permanently in place.
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That's huge, and could permanently change the way Democratic campaign fundraising is conducted.
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The only way to prevent them from metastasizing is to ban them permanently.
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Despite her warning, Hooper doesn't expect the to permanently shed gains for 2018.
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However, NBC News reported Saturday that the group was permanently expelled from campus.
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The streets are desolate as events were canceled and some establishments permanently closed.
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I was permanently on my screen -- trying to keep everything going at school.
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His Twitter account, before it was permanently suspended, had more than 300,000 followers.
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In a chaotic meeting, the board voted to offer him the job permanently.
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Which is rude but also, since nobody's actually getting permanently thunderstruck, low stakes.
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And he's in favor of permanently extending the Republican tax cuts for individuals.
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The school grades gently, in order not to permanently scare students from parenthood.
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He survived but suffered severe brain injuries that have left him permanently disabled.
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Instead of a temporary account suspension, first-time offenders will be permanently suspended.
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By age 20, he and his father had permanently moved to the area.
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Former "Jeremy Kyle" contestants have spoken about being permanently damaged by the show.
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" — Alan Zweibel, television writer and producer "The world is permanently less funny now.
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But at least we wouldn't have to lead those permanently stiffened, suffocated lives.
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Push them too far, and American authority and influence could be permanently undermined.
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Employers have also responded more aggressively — for example, by permanently replacing striking employees.
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But he had to wait until Wednesday to become a free man permanently.
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Language is a tool the oppressor class uses to permanently marginalize the oppressed.
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Supporters of a permanently stationed brigade argue it would be a stronger deterrent.
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It was not immediately clear if the president's tweets would permanently stop negotiations.
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"We're not permanently clapping," she said, of her sometimes stern treatment of Biles.
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" Asked whether he felt his legacy had been permanently tainted, Froome said: "No.
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The Nationals could try Kieboom there permanently, but he profiles better at second.
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Headlines Metro Bank's interim boss Dan Frumkin to take top job permanently on.ft.
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China's wildlife-farming industry, valued at $74 billion, has been permanently shut down.
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The stick stays permanently in the pickup bed for quick access when needed.
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The new proposal permanently withdraws that tool, which HUD suspended in May 2018.
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I was just one more fall away from having a permanently bad back.
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Twitter said all accounts associated with DotDev were permanently suspended from its site.
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If the child is permanently and completely disabled, there is no age limit.
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It will permanently employ 350 people once it opens, according to the state.
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"We believe the underlying brand equity is not yet permanently damaged," Duffy wrote.
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There were hundreds of regulators ensconced in every bank in the country — permanently.
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When my son was born, I crossed the divide and was permanently humbled.
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Having an image permanently immortalized on your flesh vessel is a big decision.
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If Tesla can permanently park itself above $400, then history could repeat itself.
|
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And yet, prosecutors may try to help him permanently shake all those eyes.
|
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Her life seems to have permanently changed course with the fall of Lehman.
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For security and other reasons, Bangladesh doesn't want the Rohingya refugees there permanently.
|
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Poland has also offered to permanently host a larger contingent of American troops.
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Because J.J. Abrams has permanently dashed the hopes of the Rey Nobody fans.
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I'm just gonna say that permanently swapping them out is a needless overcorrection.
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The airline's route between Miami and Cordoba, Argentina will also be permanently ceased.
|
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What is it going to take to permanently close China's live animal markets?
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But whoever he chooses could not then fill the position permanently later on.
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Blockchain is an automated, computerized system to share, verify and permanently record data.
|
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If you were going to have to live permanently in a nursing home?
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In what way did it permanently change how you can responsibly cover politics?
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The first contains one simple idea: The Fed should permanently embrace higher inflation.
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Random International's "Rain Room" (2012) was permanently installed at the Sharjah Art Foundation.
|
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Facebook even prompts users to do this on the "Permanently Delete Account" screen.
|
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The effect fades away within eight years, but GDP is left permanently higher.
|
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Are 51 of 52 Republican senators willing to permanently reduce their individual power?
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Production platforms are permanently attached to the sea floor and cannot be moved.
|
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Frightened that his face would be permanently scarred, he went to the doctor.
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The package gave individuals temporary tax relief, but cut taxes permanently for corporations.
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"The young man earning several million Hong Kong dollars a year had become a bloated, unshaven, permanently intoxicated, isolated, depraved drug and alcohol addict whose mind was permanently obsessing about sadistic sexual fantasies," defense lawyer Tim Owen told the court.
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"The court did not find that Brett was permanently incorrigible, nor did it acknowledge that only permanently incorrigible juvenile homicide offenders may be sentenced to life without parole," Mr. Jones's lawyers told the U.S. Supreme Court in their petition seeking review.
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So this one makes the list purely because it's permanently etched into our minds.
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A Lyft spokeswoman responded that the company had permanently banned Ali from the platform.
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After two harrowing losses for the Cards, Thanksgiving play returned permanently to the Cowboys.
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The hash is then permanently placed on the Waves blockchain for anyone to see.
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Villagers said nearly 200 pack up and leave each year, either temporarily or permanently.
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It's unclear if he's been permanently banned from Knicks games ... we're working on it.
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In Oklahoma, one bill said teachers would lose their certifications permanently for walking out.
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If Facebook determines the apps did misuse data then they will be removed permanently.
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Depending on how that goes, Gray could have his license permanently revoked or suspended.
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Those Torres can't place, or whom she falls in love with, she permanently keeps.
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Glass can only be permanently deformed at a temperature greater than 1100 degrees Fahrenheit.
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And they are the same words that Nipsey had permanently inked on his face.
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"Planned Parenthood permanently separates children from their parents each and every day," Daly wrote.
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After Trend Micro reported the account, Twitter pulled the account offline, suspending it permanently.
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In April, the government listed 283 schools that would close down permanently in June.
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There are encampments of permanently homeless people for blocks and blocks and it's normal.
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Which I guess is why some are now getting their battle scars inked permanently.
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In Leifthrasir, eating always permanently increases your max hit points by a small margin.
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So, coming up here tonight, the American family is permanently separated from their children.
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They&aposre not separated for a day or two days, they are permanently separated.
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This whole exercise would permanently dent Saudi Arabia's reputation as the leading oil player.
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It uses a lot of CO2 and leaves a lot of it permanently buried.
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Uber permanently banned the ride who booked the trip, alt-right leader James Allsup.
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He sustained severe spinal injuries and permanently lost all sensation from the waist down.
|
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Dover, like much of Britain, tells itself a story of being permanently under siege.
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Under caucus rules, Democrats have 30 days to decide how to permanently replace Cummings.
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Bannon's ouster could result in Thornton being nominated to serve as assistant secretary permanently.
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In those 38 words, it said anyone here illegally is permanently ineligible for citizenship.
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And BuzzFeed News learned this week that Tantris will permanently close on July 30.
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It's a unique, intimate relationship, to trust someone enough to change your body permanently.
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"This is an effort to permanently keep people out of the US," he said.
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Yet the decision on whether to end sanctions permanently fell to Mr Obama's successor.
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Should the courts permanently overturn the limits, the accord itself could be in jeopardy.
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That account is permanently suspended and nobody for no reason may reactivate it. Period.
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In Blackout, healing is incredibly fast, and it's directly mapped to a button permanently.
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A doctor is permanently on site in case she or her friends overdo it.
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These cameras are permanently disabled on our aircraft and cannot be activated on board.
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Parliament Square is permanently occupied by rival armies of pro- and anti-Brexit protesters.
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Native people and supporters urge official actions to stop this shameful, illegal project permanently.
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The 'federal government,' quote unquote, goes on, but these people's lives were ruined permanently.
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Dodger Stadium's address was permanently altered to 2150 Vin Scully Avenue, Los Angeles 249.
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It once supplied electricity to Southern California, but was permanently shut down in 2013.
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"No citizen wants it here permanently, but nobody wants to take it," he said.
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It makes it seem as if the space environment permanently altered his genetic code.
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It is still puffing away; thousands of people have had to be permanently relocated.
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This likely means that Earth-sized planets within red dwarf systems are permanently sterile.
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For his part, Sanders said he hopes that McDonald's keeps the McFlurry flavor permanently.
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If this foundation disappears, new corals will not be able to permanently settle down.
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Excessive heat on curly strands can cause the shaft to temporarily (or permanently) loosen.
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Anyone can artificially and permanently boost their numbers through purchased plays and strategic reposts.
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New York Central Art Supply will permanently close by the end of the Summer.
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Some conservative GOP members criticized the deal in part because it permanently ends sequester.
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Now you can finally permanently remove that one really embarrassing photo on your phone.
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If there is a second offense, the account in question will be permanently suspended.
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Kelly Ripa is in no rush to permanently fill Michael Strahan's co-host seat.
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Permanently deploy more police -- we&aposre talking about Chicago -- and its most ravaged areas.
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A mutation might get permanently lost in the crowd unless its advantage is great.
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He also cited findings of water trapped in the Moon's permanently shaded polar craters.
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If done correctly, ransomware renders encrypted files permanently inaccessible without the necessary decryption key.
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At least one hospital had permanently closed, and others' phone lines had been disconnected.
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Before Braun's clinic closed permanently, it closed for briefly two weeks in October 2013.
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In January, Mr. de Blasio also permanently banned cars from Prospect Park in Brooklyn.
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"I wish I could go back permanently, because that was my childhood," he said.
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Restitution, or permanently returning the artifacts, however, is not part of the current plan.
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As we get older and our friends become permanently boo'd up, that pressure worsens.
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For repeat violations, Twitter may permanently adjust that setting on your behalf, it says.
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At this point, contact will be permanently lost and the spacecraft will burn up.
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This bust will live on permanently in the terminal to haunt flight-goers. Â
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The government rejects it and demands ETA permanently renounce violence and all its activities.
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She claims she's been permanently injured, physically and emotionally, and is suing for damages.
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Some stay permanently, while others slip back into the North after earning extra money.
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Physically speaking, these Windows PCs are pretty much tablets with the keyboard permanently attached.
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The deal also includes a provision to permanently extend retired health benefits for miners.
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They want a field permanently limited to two parties of war and Wall Street.
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The Galaxy finalized a deal to sign him permanently as the team's third goalkeeper.
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Environmental activists and some local politicians want the government to shut the plant permanently.
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I saw online that you had expressed some interest in permanently leaving the country.
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Or will the White House be permanently moved to Fifth Avenue in New York?
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"By reason of the foregoing, plaintiff is severely and permanently injured," the suit says.
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Hayes: Or is that an alternation permanently to the way you guys are incorporated?
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Following Piazza's death, Penn State permanently banned Beta Theta Pi from operating on campus.
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But recently, he said his account was permanently banned from placing ads on Facebook.
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"One wipe of the system, done correctly, can permanently overwrite [the data]," said Novoa.
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Loomer was permanently suspended from Twitter after sending a number of anti-Islam tweets.
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Lawmakers and the White House say legislation is needed to permanently resolve the issue.
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He is fearful at present to settle permanently in Mexico with his seven children.
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Frank's own diary is permanently on display at the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam.
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Friday's vote has permanently redefined the kilogram and sent Le Grand K into retirement.
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Asa Hutchinson, means he is permanently disqualified from being a judge and public servant.
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His attempts to reckon with his history leave him both enlightened and permanently damaged.
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No, but what's good is it has more money to give permanently to [parks].
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That amendment also would permanently remove the American burying beetle from the ESA list.
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How can you or anyone stop this trend from permanently destroying millions of jobs?
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It is seeking to stay permanently on daylight saving time, not on standard time.
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It's not that major pieces of legislation reforming the economy now seem permanently stuck.
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Worse, it can permanently damage the storage system, and the system could shut down.
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The breakthrough in Dr. Lyubomirsky's research is that you can make yourself happier — permanently.
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They also have the potential to escalate out of control and permanently damage relationships.
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Still, anxious to escape being permanently identified as Prozac Man, Kramer kept his counsel.
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When words are used this way, we all ultimately suffer and are permanently hurt.
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Rolling Acres Mall fell victim to declining shopper traffic and permanently closed in 2013.
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The browser will also soon allow users to permanently disable audio from particular websites.
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Playboy bought the house in 1971, and Mr. Hefner moved in (permanently) in 1975.
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As part of the deal, a percentage of the apartments must be permanently affordable.
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Turkey has called for all residents to permanently evacuate the city by October 8.
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Twitter on Tuesday night permanently banned conservative commentator Milo Yiannopoulos from using its service.
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But the Republican Party is doing its very best to drive them away permanently.
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Many people loved the change, and urged Khloe to keep her brunette hair permanently.
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It's so gorgeous that you can even leave it on your kitchen counter permanently.
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An oral surgeon would repair his teeth permanently, but the process would take time.
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When the stand opens permanently, Pyron will be the youngest business owner in Sanger.
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He has been widely protested, criticized, and was permanently banned from Twitter for harassment.
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Barr's performance, by contrast, is an international embarrassment that will permanently stain our democracy.
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Police forces are still deployed permanently in the area where the "jungle" camp stood.
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It simply states a person, who comes to live permanently in a foreign country.
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In Mr. Friedman's spreadsheets, changes in government spending permanently raise the level of output.
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Giese thinks about trends when her patients request permanently removing all their pubic hair.
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But links posted by universities, courts and journal editors stay permanently in the database.
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There's a long grace period before access to your music is permanently disabled, however.
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No official figures exist for the number of people permanently disabled by firearms nationwide.
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In January, rumors of the band breaking up permanently gave teenagers worldwide heart palpitations.
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Plus, it doesn't make me look like I'm permanently molting when it dries out.
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The infamous Agreement of 1877 officially confiscated Sioux land while permanently establishing Indian reservations.
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"I think that's more likely" than hosts permanently dropping off of Airbnb, he said.
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But the company permanently deactivated him after the judge's decision, a Lyft spokeswoman said.
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The only adequate remedy is to permanently require paid sick leave for all workers.
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Dr. Kosinski's reputation may be permanently damaged, he said, but he has no regrets.
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That would be a hard bell to unring, and could permanently weaken the agency.
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C., to permanently ban oil and gas leasing off the Pacific and Atlantic coasts.
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You can permanently delete your account by clicking a few buttons on Facebook's website.
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Finally, in December, Trump nominated Bill Barr to permanently replace Sessions as attorney general.
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Lasering is significantly pricier, but it can remove hair permanently in about six sessions.
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The restoration follows fears that the club will soon close, losing the work permanently.
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It also permanently lowers the U.S. corporate rate to 21 percent from 35 percent.
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In the same time frame, we permanently moored a nuclear submarine in South Korea.
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Otherwise, you can wind up with permanently stiff limbs, grogginess, weakness, and tingly hands.
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Argentina, by the way, is one of the easier countries to stay in permanently.
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There is nothing, absolutely nothing, in the world that is permanently bad, you realize.
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Last week was not a good week for those hoping to permanently lose weight.
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The grounds were ultimately permanently closed to the public in 1923 by Calvin Coolidge.
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As a child, she underwent dozens of corrective surgeries that permanently changed her appearance.
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It's as if the sky were permanently — alarmingly — ablaze with a fantastic sunset glow.
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Mainly because his influences are permanently evolving, creating an unbelievable yet highly recognizable mess.
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Whoever replaces you permanently is going to have some very big cages to fill.
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If implemented, all of our relatives will be permanently barred from visiting us here.
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The sanctions, which had been under suspension, will be lifted permanently as of Thursday.
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On Monday, Mr. Vitiello was nominated by Mr. Trump to permanently lead the agency.
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Chen believes the COVID-19 crisis could permanently change how luxury cruise liners operate.
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As a result, the Republican Party is becoming a party permanently associated with bigotry.
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It's here to stay, hopefully not permanently, but we don't even know that yet.
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"There's something permanently charming about getting an envelope in the mail," said Ms. Shepherd.
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" He also says that the channel that streamed the pornography had been "permanently suspended.
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For decades, it was not well understood that football can permanently harm the brain.
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The company's blockchain permanently stores information which could otherwise be censored by government officials.
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Another idea to permanently fix the calendar was championed by Kodak founder George Eastman.
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If that's not the case, then stores might be temporarily or permanently shut down.
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Traveling to a country to visit is one thing; living there permanently is another.
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The harassment was so severe that it drove some women off the site permanently.
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Some museums do appear open to returning looted objects permanently, rather than lending them.
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The motorcades and security restrictions that will result will permanently paralyze the city's streets.
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At the deepest and most destructive level, lives are permanently damaged and careers destroyed.
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The proposal needs 953 percent support to be "locked in" to the blockchain permanently.
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Yes, Uncle Sam can avoid permanently raising all federal taxes by almost 60 percent.
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Let's not lose this opportunity to permanently fund the Land and Water Conservation Fund.
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The religious relic is now permanently stored on the Swiss side of the water.
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The GOP permanently slashed tax rates for corporations and temporarily lowered rates for individuals.
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PERMANENTLY BORROWING SOME OF OUR BEST STUF THAT'S HOW YOU GET THEM TO STOP.
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But despite its loyal fanbase, the ride was closed permanently on October 5, 2014.
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It's also worth noting that the agreement prohibits Iran from pursuing nuclear weapons permanently.
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Under the existing system, the decisions by the senators could permanently derail those nominees.
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The fires may have permanently damaged the forest that these unusual creatures call home.
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After a few months traveling back and forth, they decided to move there permanently.
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All the content published through your account will be permanently removed from the website.
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She does not know if she will move permanently back to New York City.
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"The emergency number seems either to be dead or permanently engaged," the doctor continued.
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It may (spoiler alert!) result in prison time, permanently broken relationships, and emotional pain.
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"I believe this government cannot endure, permanently half slave and half free," he said.
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He had frontotemporal dementia (FTD), a degenerative brain disease that permanently rattled his mind.
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The President has nominated White House physician Ronny Jackson to permanently lead the department.
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It devoted more space in stores to toys permanently, and expanded its toy assortment.
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Or he or she could permanently cut spending by a smaller percentage, say 3%.
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But because they are taking those payments early, those checks will be permanently reduced.
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Chip in $1.50 now to help us repeal and replace Ryan permanently this November.
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In November 2013, the Justice Department succeeded in permanently blocking most of H.B. 56.
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The work will be installed next year, and will remain on the bridges permanently.
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We will immediately and permanently suspend them upon any further violations of this policy.
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Though temporary, it leaves little doubt that he will strike the rule down permanently.
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That meant all of her photos, text messages, apps, email settings were gone, permanently.
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The new CEOs are expected to remain in those roles permanently, the company said.
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The Watergate scandal that forced President Nixon to resign in 1974 permanently changed America.
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She then shoos Darlene away, encouraging her to take the Dark Army down permanently.
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Media reports have said Swan does not have any intentions of becoming CEO permanently.
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New York state permanently ended sales tax on clothing up to $110 last August.
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Fed policy did not -- and could not -- permanently increase real economic growth and wealth.
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Repeated bouts of diarrhea can rob children of nutrients and leave them permanently stunted.
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No, but a company can permanently replace a striking worker by hiring someone else.
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Attorney General William Barr was confirmed last week to take over the department permanently.
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Some 277 schools -- one in four -- closed permanently in the year after the storm.
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Seemingly permanently smiling, even their walks seemed to have a happy spring to them.
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That was what brought at least one of the revelers to the area permanently.
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Lastly, to make something stick permanently, its important to celebrate after completing the habit.
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But parenthood had permanently altered his priorities in ways that he couldn't yet explain.
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Take the beatific Princess Zelda (1994) or the permanently kidnapped Pauline in Donkey Kong.
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Most Japanese immigrants wanted to reside in America permanently and came in family groups.
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Industry leaders fear the rules could be in place permanently as early as September.
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From an English-speaking standpoint, my blog's permanently in English or all in English.
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The states are asking the court to permanently enjoin the Trump administration from building a border wall without an appropriation by Congress, permanently block the administration from diverting federal funding toward construction of a border wall; and declare the national emergency declaration unlawful.
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"This is the only condition upon which we can close this file permanently," he said.
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And I said 'You mean you don't know what is marked on your body permanently?
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I was warned that if I violated community guidelines again, I would be banned permanently.
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Airbnb has permanently banned a host who cancelled a woman's reservation because she was Asian.
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The lawsuit hampered his competition and sidelined his former star employee Anthony Levandowski (perhaps permanently).
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The agents warned that the sources and the information they provide could be lost permanently.
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And when we finally moved here permanently in October 2013, we finished building our house.
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But having a team permanently based in London creates a whole other set of challenges.
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