But these are just fantasies at this point in history.
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At this point in history, that definition is extremely broad.
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Granted, scarves are little more acceptable at this point in history.
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Economy has never been better, jobs at best point in history.
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I said black unemployment is at the lowest point in history.
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"This was a difficult point in history," said the senior credit analyst.
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But, this pivotal point in history isn't just the consequence of social media.
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I'm not invested in sharing space with them at this point in history.
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" And I said to him, "We are at a pivot point in history.
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Vaccine development and deployment now proceed faster than at any point in history.
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At this particular point in history, our voices are needed more than ever.
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You're a fascinating, critical thinker and artist at this current point in history.
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At some point in history, panty lines became something you weren't supposed to have.
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In no point in history Turkey's friendships were based on enmities with other nations.
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In fact, Mortal Kombat is arguably more popular now than at any point in history.
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I had hoped that by this point in history, we would be better than this.
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It's unfortunate, but that's the nature of things right now at this point in history.
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"This is a turning point in history," said Dee Akers, an M.B.A. student at Liberty.
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Around 4.5 million Congolese people are reportedly displaced, more than at any point in history.
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I feel that we're at the point in history that maybe parallels the early home computers.
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That may have been true at some point in history, but it really isn't any more.
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At one point in history a person had to attend church to learn about the Bible.
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This is poignantly significant at this point in history, too, when human rights feel exceptionally delicate.
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We're at an inflection point in history where innovation is solving many of the world's problems.
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In March, he admitted to wrongly claiming that it was at its lowest point in history.
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"This is a point in history where we really need to fix these things," McGinn said.
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At that point in history, bodies were uncomfortable and disgusting; they were filthy and riddled with disease.
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Activists believe these small acts helped change attitudes towards HIV/AIDS and a crucial point in history.
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"I do believe it's an inflection point in history when a president is impeached," Mr. Romney said.
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The British pound hit its lowest point in history against global currencies, buffeted by concerns over Brexit.
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I've never seen women support each other as much as they are at this point in history.
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The NBA and NCAA ranks are flush with more Canadian talent than at any point in history.
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Thanks to revolutionary advancements in public health, humans are living longer than any other point in history.
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Here we are; we have safer, healthier, longer lives than people in any other point in history.
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"We hope to make it a turning point in history," he said in a statement on Friday.
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I don't know at what point in history doing that consistently has ever resulted in anything particularly positive.
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Exactly why anyone, at any point in history, thought this was good fun is lost to the ages.
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And Dr Som's results indicate that at this point in history the atmosphere may have been thin indeed.
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"We stand at a critical point in history, " UN Emergency Relief Coordinator Stephen O'Brien told the Security Council.
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As a result, the security relationship has evolved, matured, and is probably at its highest point in history.
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So there are a lot more breakups in this point in history than there ever have been before.
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Sam Sifton: Brining is a very wide tie, at this point in history, a dress out of fashion.
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Someone, at some point in history, thought, hey, here's an idea—let's make paint out of crushed up mummies.
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We're at a point in history where we've only really just begun to take problems like this seriously, scientifically.
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Just as D-Day marked a turning point in history some now question whether this moment is equally portentous.
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But Homo sapiens had by that point in history left Africa, spread into Europe, and started spreading into Asia.
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At this point in history, there have been repeated digital thefts of information, including from the Democratic National Committee.
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It's safe to say that no point in history has been more thoroughly documented in images than this one.
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"Love & Resistance: Stonewall 50", a new exhibition at the New York Public Library, reflects on this turning point in history.
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I learned that the current state of hunger is the worst it has been at any other point in history.
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Philip and Elizabeth are both whip-smart and, on some level, hoodwinked, as we know from this point in history.
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We're past the point in history when congressional leaders are going to take the lead and set the party course.
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Many of them are rooted in paganism, but were given a bit of Christian flavor at some point in history.
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"We're at a really important point in history where plural curatorial voices can show not just a survey," Ms. Guerrero said.
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Since there are no major settlements yet at this point in history, the idea is for players to create their own.
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We are at a turning point in history, where there is no longer a valid justification for making things more deadly.
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At some point in history, this original intention was forgotten as patients helped themselves to just one more for the road.
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First, if it was even possible, at this point in history, to imagine people reading your stuff two millennia from now.
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Those facts suggest that at some point in history, the ancestors of rats made scent receptors out of the immunological molecules.
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She doesn't just want to know the broad strokes of where her ancestors might have hailed from at some point in history.
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" "At this point in history, it's the William F. Buckley test -- who is the most conservative candidate that can win the presidency?
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While unemployment overall has hit generational lows, the unemployment rates for Hispanics and African Americans have reached the lowest point in history.
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Today is one year out from the vote count that will be a pivot point in history, no matter how it goes.
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Cohen and I discussed 1968 in history and American mythology and why he thinks 2016 isn't a similar inflection point in history.
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Platforms are not binding on candidates, but they distill a consensus of the forces within the party at this point in history.
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The real I.R.A. was close to moribund at this point in history, overshadowed by the horror already beginning to sweep over Europe.
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America is more racially diverse than at any point in history, and racial minorities are becoming more geographically dispersed than ever before.
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" Pinsky said he hopes that people will read this report and realize that we are at this "key tipping point in history.
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The realization that we could technically have flown at any point in history, we could have had hot air balloons, blew my mind.
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At some point in history (and we're not sure exactly when) the word "pussy" came to be synonymous for both cats and vaginas.
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"We really are at a significant inflection point in history," said Roughead, who was Chief of Naval Operations until his retirement in 2011.
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The British pound hit its lowest point in history against global currencies, buffeted by concerns over Brexit, Britain's departure from the European Union.
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It's just a way to propagandize these terrible belief systems that, at this point in history, we're trying to get past these things.
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One thing I would say is that we've heard similar fears at virtually every point in history when new media technologies were introduced.
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Outfitting the headliner with fiber optic cables that recreate the starry sky as seen from anywhere on the planet, at any point in history.
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The appointment wouldn't be big news if it weren't for the fact that he's joining the organization at a hair-raising point in history.
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The chamber stood and cheered again when the president noted there are more women in the workforce than at any other point in history.
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The Republicans will now control the White House and both houses of Congress, as well as more statehouses than at any point in history.
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These complexities suggest that we have reached a point in history where the metaphor is doing more to induce confusion than to explicate things.
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We're just not at a point in history where Democratic activists are going to grant any sort of automatic advantage to a white male.
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The complexity of your cover story's prescriptions is a reminder that we are at a turning point in history, where we need novel reforms.
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But because ancient humans had already taken root in North America by this point in history, more evidence will be required to bear this out.
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Lushkov points to the Year of the Four Emperors as a key turning point in history, both in western civilization and in Westeros' current situation.
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The chamber stood and cheered again when the president noted that there are more women in the workforce than at any other point in history.
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Because there is little upside to ignoring a bomb threat at this point in history, entire offices are now being evacuated as this scam spreads.
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It was a critical point in history, where leaders from both sides engaged in a tense military and political standoff over Soviet missiles in Cuba.
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And all of that hasn't changed the fact that Democrats, the opposition party, are more removed from power than at almost any point in history.
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More than at any other point in history, we have the knowledge and ability to change the situation for our children, to protect our children.
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But after a certain point in history, filming in…Read more ReadTry to Hate the iPhone 11 ProThe iPhone 11 Pro is a beautiful phone.
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It's taken fewer folks to change the United States before; perhaps Decker and Krauss and Nye and Penn will have their turning point in history.
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Besides the shots of Queen Kane's record player, See could take place at any point in history because its premise is so interestingly disconnected from reality.
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Letter To the Editor: Arguably, the world is changing faster than at any point in history — in global warming, migration, technology, terrorism, national borders and genetics.
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Now there are more amateur radio operators registered in the country than at any other point in history, according to the National Association for Amateur Radio.
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Rapinoe, one of the 28 players who sued the United States Soccer Federation alleging gender discrimination, said it felt like an iconic turning point in history.
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There are more women over 50 in this country today than at any other point in history, according to data from the United States Census Bureau.
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With this latest win, the team has now taken a gold in every event that requires starting blocks at some point in history, according to CBS Sports.
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Sunday Dialogue To the Editor: Arguably, the world is changing faster than at any point in history — in global warming, migration, technology, terrorism, national borders and genetics.
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"More people are enslaved today than at any other point in history," said David Westlake, chief executive of the International Justice Mission UK, an anti-trafficking charity.
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"At any other point in history, ultra-low gas prices would be all good news for the auto industry," says Michelle Krebs, a senior analyst for AutoTrader.
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Jones said that Pryor told Cincy's defensive coordinator Paul Guenther, at some point in history, that the Bengals would cut Jones because he wasn't any good anymore.
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In his remarks, Biden suggested that such policies would reverse major strides in U.S. ties with its neighbors, which he said were at their highest point in history.
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"At any point in history where fascism takes flight is when people's backs are put against the wall and that's what I feel has happened here," he said.
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Trump's trip is likely to be a pivot point in history: the moment when Germany, joined by France, decided to fully take on the mantle of European leadership.
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During those four and a half minutes, Anchorage seemed to be passing fitfully through an inflection point in history; life was ripping into a before and an after.
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People worry that developments in A.I. will bring about the "singularity" — that point in history when A.I. surpasses human intelligence, leading to an unimaginable revolution in human affairs.
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So novel was the talking machine that many people refused to believe in its existence—understandably, since, up to that point in history, sound had been entirely ephemeral.
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We're at this weird point in history where we have all this technology and the impulse is to keep using it, even if it's at times creating more suffering.
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But there's more to the "Festival of Lights" than just latkes and menorahs — although, those are pretty major — and the Jewish holiday commemorates a very important point in history.
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However, at some point in history, transfer RNA hit a functional limit to the number of amino acids it was able to successfully interpret into proteins, the study found.
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There are certain things [in the show] that maybe haven't gotten there yet, but at the same time, everything in the book has happened at some point in history.
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GLAAD's annual "Where We Are on TV" report has just been released, and there are more LGBTQ characters on TV than there have been at any point in history.
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On #HeterosexualPrideDay, simply walk out of your house and onto a street, anywhere, anytime, at any point in history and find hundreds and millions of people exactly like you.
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The Kim regime has striven assiduously to reach this point in history, driving wedges in the U.S.-South Korea alliance by employing a time-tested carrot-and-stick strategy.
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Social enterprises like Eat Offbeat and Hot Bread Kitchen are growing in NYC and elsewhere in the US. Why do you think this important at this point in history?
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Asked by a reporter to specify at which point in history he thinks a crisis on the southern border began, Trump instead went on the attack against the press.
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So many women artists at that point in history were overlooked, so to be a female artist not living in a major city who was showing work was quite interesting.
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The severity of the painting's figures and the acidity of its blue and green colors, she said, alludes to a point in history that inspired Picasso's mural-size "Guernica" canvas.
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"It became at some point in history this mountain you had to climb in order to be a string quartet," Asbjorn Norgaard, the Danish Quartet's violist, said in a phone interview.
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In a tweet Thursday, President Donald Trump incorrectly claimed that more people watched him deliver the State of the Union than at any point in history, with a viewership of 45.6 million.
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"Workers in professional and technical occupations — teachers, hospital staff, government employees, and media folks, for example — currently have higher rates of union membership than at any other point in history," she wrote.
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As for whether the voyage into cyberspace marked a new age, a turning-point in history after which nation states would wither and humans would be permanently rewired, he hoped it was.
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They gained more access to high-quality music of different types, in different forms, at the varied and often private times they chose to hear it than at any point in history.
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"By that point in history, there were very few school districts voluntarily integrating by other means, which is why judges were ordering busing," the historian told Politifact at the end of June.
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" Mahan then adds, "The fundamental thing about it is there's always a structural or institutional critique and that critique can exist at any point in history… Do I get angry at bands?
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He has cited the operations of the mid-1950s as a defining point in history that illustrates how large-scale dragnets could remove hundreds of thousands of people in an intensive crackdown.
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An essential part of being an immigrant at this point in history is speaking out so that the world knows of our existence, and that we will not return to the shadows.
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After all, the DHS said itself in a report last year that border crossings have reached a historic low point and that the border was at its most secure point in history.
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" He framed the trip as a learning tour amid a "turning point in history," as technology and globalization has led to "a greater sense of division than I have felt in my lifetime.
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New research led by Sanjoy Som of the University of Washington indicates that at one point in history, our planet had much less air, and that a major biological event may be responsible.
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Doris Meissner, who was Commissioner of the U.S Immigration and Naturalization Service between 1993 and 21950, noted that deportations reached their highest point in history -- more than 25,210 -- under President Obama in 25.1.
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Stiglitz called for "a framework that simultaneously should appeal to notions of economic rationality and to our sense of social solidarity, a common humanity, which at this point in history seems so under attack".
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But as Williams, Black, and several other panelists also made clear, finding new motivation to push forward doesn't mean everyone in TV was surprised to find themselves living at this particular point in history.
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The distinction between sonata and concerto was by no means firm at this point in history, as soloists, often in a small group (concertino), began to separate themselves from the main body of instruments.
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"On Becoming a God in Central Florida" also taps at ideas of Weird Florida, but focuses on a very particular point in history, when Central Florida was in the midst of a housing boom.
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"We are going to look back at this point in history, and frankly this administration, and certain people are going to be vilified for not taking action," he said, according to the Hartford Courant.
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Women in power: There are now more women over the age of 50 in the U.S. than at any other point in history — and they're becoming more visible and powerful, our gender editor writes.
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Women in power: There are now more women over the age of 50 in the U.S. than at any other point in history — and they're becoming more visible and powerful, writes our gender editor.
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At this point in history, humanity is probably about halfway between the past moment when visiting the Moon became an achievable dream, and the future moment when that same trip will become a total hassle.
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At some point in history, either in the 17th or 18th century, Ms. Pénot said, someone replaced all the images of dead children with images of farm animals — and that's how the painting stands today.
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Their housing situation, though, has made possible a lifestyle that would have felt more common in a previous era of New York, or perhaps at any point in history in a smaller, more affordable city.
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For those of you who've blocked 2017 from your memory, Sean Spicer reportedly hiding in the bushes quickly became a standout point in history that inspired SNL sketches, lawn ornaments, and oh so many Twitter jokes.
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It was the point in history immediately before the anxiety that became the defining issue of the present era, arising from the so-called 'War on Terror,' the 2008 financial crisis, precariousness, debt, and social media.
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Though it is a long road to eliminating workplace sexism and harassment, we are at a hinge point in history when it comes to gender integration; the infantry is just the latest field to open up.
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"I think at this point in history, it's crucial that we have someone who understands the long view," said the actress Jamie Lee Curtis, who was born in 1958 and has been campaigning for Mrs. Clinton.
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The picture above, released on January 2nd and taken from some 30,000km away, reveals that Ultima Thule is something astronomers call a "contact binary"—two objects that, at some point in history, have gently collided and fused.
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"Maybe there was a point in history where Supreme's base mostly consisted of really eclectic and [well] read folks, and people active in the arts scene," said Dan, a 24-year-old hypebeast from the DC area.
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Even though it knew Escobar's death came at a fixed point in history — December 2, 1993, to be exact — it began in the 1970s and came within spitting distance of that death by the end of season one.
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And the beat streets of the 70s and 80s and the wars of the 30s and 40s—which games have repeatedly explored—are being joined by a new point in history: the late 90's internet for nerds.
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The timing of such a change comes at a critical point in history where innovators and technologists are pushing the boundaries of what is possible using digital identity, profiles based on someone or something's online presence and activity.
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The subtle tones of a guqin (a seven-stringed Chinese instrument) belie the violence that the film actually depicts: the graceful flight of books are all titles that have been banned in China at some point in history.
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Now, for the theories: The word "antebellum" typically refers to a time before the American Civil War, and it's possible that Veronica was kidnapped and brought back in time to this point in history, where she was enslaved.
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"Based on immense pre-publication and ongoing interest, the reading public clearly has an enormous appetite for what we believe, as Woodward says, is 'a pivot point in history,'" the company's president, Jonathan Karp, said in the release.
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In fact, this rehashing works to his advantage, not only because it winds up liberals to the point of madness, but because it focuses conversation on the point in history when he was probably at his most popular.
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In an age where billions of consumers are now using computers more often than they ever did at any point in history, it is clear that we are in a new era of consumer computing being led by smartphones.
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But my Black ass, because I am a Black woman, born of a Black woman, born of a Black woman, who was born of a slave — I don't know at which point in history America really had my back.
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"Based on immense pre-publication and ongoing interest, the reading public clearly has an enormous appetite for what we believe, as Woodward says, is 'a pivot point in history,'" said Simon & Schuster President Jonathan Karp in a Wednesday statement.
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"The story of 'I'm taking on big government' was more compelling at this point in history than the story of, 'I'm going to keep this thing going and make it incrementally better' and the story of experience," he said.
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The world is super vast (and wealthy enough at this point in history) and infinite enough in music-space for niche markets, fetish objects/genres, clandestine gatherings for lovers of all shapes, big and small, plus size and petite.
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I think that raises the big background question to this report, which I wanted to understand your framework on: Why do you believe, at this point in history, that Africa is poorer than Asia or Europe or North America?
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The virus certainly evolved and split off from its ancient relatives at some point in history, but this study suggests the virus may have found and stuck to its niche in the circle of life since at least the 16th century.
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In fact, she said that higher education was among the biggest issues for millennial voters like her—and that we're at a unique point in history, with 10 percent of members of Congress actually grappling with debt of their own.
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And yet thanks to the proliferation of social media, dating apps, and technology that makes taking selfies infuriatingly addicting (curse you, portrait mode), human beings are now forced to pose for more photos than at any other point in history.
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At a point in history where the two super powers squared off with the potential for nuclear confrontation every day, Reagan abandoned the efforts of his three predecessors -- Richard Nixon, Gerald Ford and Jimmy Carter -- to ease relations with the Soviets.
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"We have Shakespeare's burial with an odd disturbance at the head end and we have a story that suggests that at some point in history someone's come in and taken the skull of Shakespeare," said archaeologist Kevin Colls from Staffordshire University.
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At this point in history, the Democrat Party is the party of coastal liberals who seem to favor globalization because it suits their economic interests and because its ethos comfortably accommodates liberal social values such as gun control and abortion rights.
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He had always hoped to make it to an endpoint of one sort or another, and spoke often of wanting to get to the actual point in history when the camp of Deadwood burned to the ground and its citizens hoped to rebuild.
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At a time when more women are serving in the US military than at any other point in history, military leaders and lawmakers are realizing that not taking the health issues of female soldiers, Marines, sailors, and airmen seriously is impacting military readiness.
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The 3683 years between December 1497, when Vasco da Gama rounded the Cape of Good Hope, and December 1515, when Albuquerque died off the Indian coast, were a pivotal point in history, and in "Conquerors" Roger Crowley tells the story with style.
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Dobbs claims his reading pointed him to the idea that at one point in history, women's bodies naturally produced a substance similar to his glue, because he could find no mention of how women prior to 200 years ago dealt with their flow.
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I am tired of explaining that while people of color can be (and often are) prejudiced, they cannot be racist because at this point in history, people of color do not hold enough positions of power to create racist institutions in this country.
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As a white critic, it's so wonderful to have black directors who are taken seriously beyond Spike Lee, who can provide a whole bunch of different takes on what it means to be black in this country, at this point in history.
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Women won more seats in Congress than at any point in history — 92 in the House and 10 in the Senate — including the first Native American and first Muslim women ever elected to Congress and the two youngest Congress members ever to serve.
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George Herbert Walker Bush led the country and the world through a hinge point in history as decades of superpower rivalry came to a close in a remarkably peaceful way and the United States emerged as the dominant force on the planet.
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At a time when the mighty New York Yankees led Major League Baseball with an average attendance of 12,687, this meaningless game drew nearly 10 times as many fans, 110,000, the most ever to watch a baseball game at that point in history.
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The second thing is a sense that probably all of us have that we've reached some kind of inflection point in history, and that if we think of our history as a series of revolutions, now we're on the edge of another.
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Though "white collar" is not necessarily a literal descriptor of the typical memer, workers in what professional and technical occupations — teachers, hospital staff, government employees, and media folks, for example — currently have higher rates of union membership than at any other point in history.
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"I agree with the premise that — not just because this is the year of the woman — but given the role of women in our nation's history at this particular point in history, that it's important to have a woman at the top," Vela said.
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Then, in a virtual shot sure to be heard 'round the world (our very real world at this very real and contentious point in history) Nurmagomedov casually touches his right hand to his head then his chest, followed by his left shoulder and his right.
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At this point in history, this was a choice between hunting and gathering and foraging on the one hand and an agrarian state in which all of the first epidemic diseases developed due to the concentration of animals and human beings in a concentrated space.
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"Today we are at a very critical point in history regarding the nuclear deal, and Europe's transparent measures to compensate for the United States' unlawful withdrawal from it are very important for the Iranian nation," Rouhani said after talks with new British Ambassador Rob Macaire.
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And it hits you how beautiful all of this is, and of course of how much of it is in the process of being taken and lost at this point in history, and how much has been lost in the time between then and now.
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It exists at the point in history when it ceased to be a mystery when somebody was, somehow, in constant contact and started to become a mystery when they weren't; when you couldn't instantly ping them via text or instant messaging or any number of apps.
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Psychoanalytic theory at this point in history seems to understand that our deepest, most embedded ideas about what it means to be good originate in our family of origin and even in the best case scenarios those families of origin can be pretty solipsistic little microcosms. Right.
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In 1954, Democrat Lyndon Johnson from Texas assumed the position of Senate majority leader and needed support from liberals in Congress — or, at the very least, needed liberals not to distrust the southerner, who, up to that point in history, had an abysmal record on civil rights.
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"Today we are at a very critical point in history regarding the nuclear deal, and Europe&aposs transparent measures to compensate for the United States&apos unlawful withdrawal from it are very important for the Iranian nation," Rouhani said after talks with new British Ambassador Rob Macaire.
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"I think at this point in history everyone should merge to some extent and become one uniform coalition of different branches, the writers/educators, the propagandist, the organizers, and the militants all as one," one user wrote when discussing having his organization, Volkish, work with the EFO.
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"We had reached a point in history where we could not tolerate the abuse any longer, where mothers could not tolerate the mistreatment that goes on on the reservations any longer, where they could not see another Indian youngster die," he told the author Peter Matthiessen.
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" During the Obama administration he opposed fellow Republicans who wanted to negotiate new agreements to lower barriers to trade, saying in 2015, "I think we are at a point in history where we cannot afford to lose a single job in this country to unfair trading practices.
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And through thinking about the history of the Ozarks, Connoley has started to understand that the plant species we see as invasive or native may actually be flipped from another point in history, that those we see as native now might have been invasive thousands of years ago.
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The problem is that "the resistance," like any resistance at any point in history, they are purists and they are impatient, and so it doesn't really gel well with a reality of how a party gets its mojo back, and this party is really, really struggling with that.
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All that said, it's worth noting that we are at a point in history at which the president of the United States, after the release of an incredibly damning investigatory report into the conduct of his presidential campaign and administration, is tweeting about the possibility of being impeached from office.
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It wasn't until the burglary had been completed and the money dropped off to Burke and his son that the true scope of the crime was discovered: The $6 million haul—$22 million in today's terms—made it the largest theft of currency committed in the US at that point in history.
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Border crossing numbers have been historically low and a study from the Department of Homeland Security last fall determined the border was at its most secure and most impervious to illegal immigration point in history -- though numbers released by the DHS late Wednesday showed a sudden spike in attempted crossings last month.
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At no point in history has the instant-by-instant minutiae that makes up a basketball game been more cataloged than it is at this moment; most of that cataloging, as it pertains to Durant, suggests that he's been working quite a bit harder than he needs to in order to get his shots.
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The inherently conservative role of first lady seems a near impossible one to pull off with integrity and grace at this point in history, and if you happen to be African-American, a lawyer, your husband's equal and an ambivalent player on the political stage, then the cards are not exactly stacked in your favor.
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"Laura Suter, personal finance analyst at investment platform AJ Bell:"This was a swift move from the Bank of England in an attempt to support the UK economy amid the coronavirus turmoil, but the unanimous vote to slash rates back to the lowest point in history will shock some at how quickly it happened.
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Much of that urgency will be read into the show by viewers who know these are the last episodes, of course, but Weisberg and Fields have also set the season at a pivotal enough point in history that everything is driving toward one day on the calendar, in a way the show has never quite matched before.
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Levy is a professor in the Information School at the University of Washington, an alumnus of the Xerox Palo Alto Research Center and the possessor of a Ph.D. in computer science as well as a diploma in calligraphy and bookbinding, which is arguably the coolest set of accreditations a human can have at this point in history.
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In our interview, Marcario spoke generally about how her experience at Patagonia and with partners across initiatives like the SAC has proven to her that working on improving a company's relationship with the environment is simply good business at this point in history — and the SAC's purpose is to make an element of this as easy as possible.
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"At one point in history it was legal for a white person to own a Black person, while it was illegal for a Black woman to have coffee at a white restaurant," said Oakland District 2 councilmember Nikki Fortunato Bas, one of a growing number of legislators who've supported the Moms' actions, outside of the Hayward courthouse.
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Let's have a look on the trend chart of exchange rate for US dollars against Turkish Lira that till 9am today, we can see that there was an emergency correction of US dollars against Turkish Lira, which means the exchange rate of Turkish Lira against US dollars appreciated over 2%, rebounding over 3700 basis points compared to the lowest point in history.
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He also taught me about American history in a way that excited me and made me feel proud to be an American — even though I know that as an African-American, at that point in history my ancestors were being forced to work in the fields here, stolen from their homes in Africa, and being abused and treated like animals in both places.
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It's ironic that Comey, who wanted to shield the F.B.I. from politics, should have ended up putting the bureau in the midst of the 2016 election firestorm; just as it's ironic (and oddly fitting) that a civil servant who has prided himself on being apolitical and independent should find himself reviled by both Trump and Clinton, and thrust into the center of another tipping point in history.
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Whomever you believe is behind movements like Gamergate and the pushback against The Last Jedi, what they reveal about America in the 2010s feels a little hard to swallow at first: At this point in history, a lot of us — and especially a lot of young, white men — are centering their identities and their senses of right and wrong on pop culture artifacts, sometimes with a near-religious zealotry.
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But on February 1st activists handed victory in the Iowa caucuses to Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, a Princeton and Harvard-educated lawyer whose wife works for Goldman Sachs, and whose highly polished campaign speeches lurch from sermonising—"Father God…awaken the Body of Christ, that we might pull back from the abyss"—to Ivy League pomposity, as when he tells crowds that this election represents an "inflection point" in history.
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From our present point in history, it is apparent that some of America's best moments in the twenty-first century have been the result of an upsurge of "passionate intensity" — the Parkland students' campaign for gun law reform provides a vivid example — but it is also possible to identify many examples of instances where "passionate intensity" has been perverted into disturbing manifestations, whether in the form of the Al Qaeda terrorists in 2001 or the chanting Nazis in Charlottesville in 2017.
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