Unique among Central American countries, Belize's predominant language is English.
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It is the historically predominant faith in most prosperous democracies.
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Yes, and the predominant percentage believes that that is factual.
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Talking down the dollar puts that predominant status at risk.
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But young Americans aren't the predominant smokers of menthol cigarettes.
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And fixing an economy in recession became the predominant concern.
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Merit played a predominant role in determining our ultimate success.
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It's just not the predominant way people work right now.
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I focused on regions where gun culture is more predominant.
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But the program's predominant coding language, Fortran, is decades old.
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There were two predominant sounds in Hus' neighbourhood at the time.
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They believe the predominant myths that our culture propagates about happiness.
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Because this is a white predominant area that we live in.
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The predominant trend in popular culture is the same recognisable sound.
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""[Staying together is] not the predominant outcome, but it can happen.
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"This is still the most predominant [reason for failure]," he suggests.
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Other races refract themselves through the predominant prism of black culture.
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"In Denmark, the predominant street food is hot dogs," he said.
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This year's predominant strain, H220N222, is also known as swine flu.
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The predominant message: Stop the Senate Majority Leader at all costs.
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The predominant strain, H3N2, isn't well prevented by the flu vaccine.
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The predominant strain, H753N2, isn't well prevented by the flu vaccine.
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Nationally, H22N23 viral strains have been predominant for the season overall.
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Does the predominant stream of posters and lectures still benefit science?
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The result was that Facebook essentially became Myanmar's predominant online portal.
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When I lived there, folk punk was kind of the predominant aesthetic.
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The most predominant group was the utilities, which are all on fire.
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In some cultures, gold is a predominant feature of festivals and celebrations.
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"In Denmark, the predominant street food is hot dogs," Mr. Meyer said.
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Founded in the 216th century, its predominant architecture is from the 217s.
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"As far as new talent, this is our predominant pipeline," he said.
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The predominant function of domestic animals in advanced industrial societies is companionship.
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It's become so predominant that it's become a truth that never was.
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But the predominant theme is Southern, perfect for complementing that smoke beer.
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Why, then, was I finding numerous photographs that showed one predominant view?
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"The predominant reaction from everyone I know has been shock," he said.
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Macrocystis pyrifera is the predominant kelp of Southern California's underwater marine forests.
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That should be the predominant issue for markets," he told "Power Lunch.
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But the movement's centre was Britain, the world's predominant economic and political power.
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The predominant method of communication is peer-to-peer, it's not top-down.
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The predominant fan theory, though, is that it's Arnold Weber, Ford's co-creator.
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Since the plane disappeared on March 8, 2014, two predominant theories have emerged.
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"The predominant native vegetation in central and eastern Nebraska is grass," explains Dutcher.
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Older colonials and postwar Capes and split-levels are the predominant housing types.
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"Tomorrow, I could wake up with a brain aneurysm," became the predominant thought.
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Predominant hosts include humans, poultry, livestock, wild rodents and birds, according to scientists .
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Against that backdrop, the predominant move is either to ignore or to defend.
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Instead, the predominant feeling here in the Mexican capital is one of betrayal.
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The predominant example of this famed 11th-hour productivity has been spending bills.
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The predominant theme of The Last Jedi concerns letting go of the past.
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Critic's Notebook "Bleak" is the predominant adjective in writing about Michael Hersch's music.
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"For that reason, urine will be the predominant method of testing," he said.
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Our predominant interest with Iran at this point is the safety of Americans.
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During my research, I found there are four predominant paths toward accumulating wealth.
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Secondly, the predominant religion is Islam, rather than Catholicism or the Orthodox Church.
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It's local travel, Charu argues, that is the predominant mode of influenza transmission.
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But tomato is the predominant crop and is known locally as "red gold".
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It tends to be more homogeneous, because the predominant form is the family comedy.
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Black is the predominant color for each, although a militaristic red surrounds the swastika.
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The predominant threat to the business cycle is President Trump's trade war with China.
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Rice is the region's predominant crop, and farmers like Mr. Nguyen earn virtually nothing.
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Tarzan (1999) Any children's film that features predominant colonial themes is by default damaging.
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This predominant trough feature has tended to steer storms away from the Eastern Seaboard.
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"A predominant breed in these dogs is definitely standard dachshund," Dinwiddie told KXII-12.
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Any user can only be placed in one category determined by their "predominant activity".
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"The success rate is the predominant factor that drives illegal migration," he told us.
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Guys — the things they like and the ways they behave — are its predominant subjects.
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She had also published Ayyub's book in Kannada, the predominant language in the state.
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" The documents assert that the Florida resort is now Trump's "predominant and principal home.
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In Hinduism, the country's predominant religion, gods transform into goddesses and men become pregnant.
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" Here's what that means: The predominant approach in the industry today is "supervised learning.
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"The predominant buyer at this price point will have a car," Mr. Avram said.
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The oil paintings run in a predominant palette of Naples yellow to deep turquoise.
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That is to say, they will eventually become the world's predominant source of power.
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The predominant criticism of the move is that it impinges upon students' freedom of association.
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Not just throwing words around, gassing, chatting shit—which is very predominant now in music.
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I feel like death just becomes more predominant in our minds the older we get.
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Do you think you can predict the predominant breed for each of the pooches below?
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DZ Bank's Lenz said the carry was the predominant factor driving demand for Spanish bonds.
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The predominant strain, H3N2, is not new, but it is known for being particularly nasty.
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Almost immediately, however, I learned that reactions are the predominant feature of the contemporary mind.
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Presumably the predominant use of that is by pros; there may be some that aren't.
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Chaikin isn't unaware of the power her character has to shift the predominant hacker image.
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Today, it's hard to imagine health insurance markets without corporate employers as the predominant purchasers.
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Yet America soon became the predominant external power, acting as Israel's main armourer and protector.
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To heck with the experts and political correctness was the predominant mood in the end.
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As time passed and age caught on, the need for coverage became a predominant concern.
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Rama has also mismanaged energy reform, failing to diversify from the predominant hydro-electric sector.
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Oil, metals and food dominate Latin American exports, except in Mexico, where manufacturing is predominant.
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This, he says, is the predominant and most significant part of the entire Datacode project.
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First, a plaintiff must show that race was a predominant factor in the map's redrawing.
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But since the late 1970s, candidacy has become the predominant form in British print sources.
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German is the predominant language in Switzerland, albeit a dialect that many Germans find impenetrable.
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Next, the predominant "it's better than nothing" approach to tools for suicide needs to change.
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That's because the predominant virus has been influenza B, which affects children more than adults.
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The Supreme Court has said race cannot be the predominant reason in creating legislative districts.
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Most live in agricultural communities, where hard work and service to others are predominant values.
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Over a decade later, AO3 has become the predominant space for fan-fic on the web.
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Therefore, pricing models that limit usage, like the predominant per-seat per month structure, limit quality.
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Metal detectors remain the predominant form of passenger screening technology, but they still don't detect explosives.
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Unhindered by Christian usury laws, Jews were the predominant lenders in England by the 13th century.
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The predominant circulating strain, H3N2, is known for being particularly nasty and causing severe flu seasons.
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Lenz of DZ Bank said the carry was the predominant factor driving demand for Spanish bonds.
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This passageway allowed the Juarez cartel to be one of the predominant trafficking organizations in Mexico.
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The study suggests these minor strains can persist in the population, and may even become predominant.
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" The section stipulates that two languages can be used, but only if French is "markedly predominant.
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This side was predominant on Tuesday, in the quadruple bill at the Mark Morris Dance Studio.
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Classifications are made by the CFTC based on the "predominant" business activity of the reporting organization.
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The predominant internet business model isn't always great for democracy, but it's not the only option.
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In decades past, enlightened audiences railed against the predominant female paradigm on screen, and rightfully so.
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The rumor stems from a report by Nikkei (Japan's predominant financial newspaper), later translated by NintendoEverything.
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"I think that the chassis becomes a more predominant factor in those conditions," said Christian Horner.
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In this way, the exhibition explores the complex history of feminism outside of the predominant narrative.
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But to use race as a predominant factor, the state has to have a compelling interest.
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In the 20003 election, Fox News remained the predominant source of political news for Trump supporters.
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"Because we've seen a shift in the predominant strain, which is usually influenza A," she said.
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The apartments were intended to create mixed-use housing in areas where public housing was predominant.
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The team announced June 8 that Hal had been diagnosed with nodular lymphocyte-predominant Hodgkin lymphoma.
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A strong cast, notable for its predominant use of Americans, includes Eric Owens and Jamie Barton.
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That said, all regions of the country have been H3N2-predominant for the past three weeks.
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Scouring these posts, Watson captured the most predominant positive emotions, such as happy, excited, curious, and adventurous.
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Mercer, 43, is the daughter of a billionaire hedge fund manager and was a predominant Trump supporter.
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Spacious palazzos that housed the wealthiest families became the predominant spaces for the display of such artefacts.
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Map showing the predominant weather patterns in mid-latitude North America from 70,000 to 55,000 years ago.
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Fitzharris: The predominant theory about how disease was spread, was that it was spread through bad smells.
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The survey contacted 1,024 local residents, aged 18 or above, who speak Cantonese — the predominant local language.
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The predominant reason women in both groups elected to have the procedure was the same, too: convenience.
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"To a degree that's fair — women are the predominant victims of that type of violence," she added.
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But the Han Chinese who live there, members of China's predominant ethnic group, generally follow Beijing time.
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The incumbent, a conservative bureaucrat named Mwai Kibaki, was a member of the Kikuyu, Kenya's predominant tribe.
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Stigma around excessive sweating is a predominant reason that individuals seek out treatment in the first place.
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During the early 1900s, condoms were the predominant form of contraception, when any was used at all.
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Ketamine's predominant action in the human brain is to block the NMDA receptor, which normally activates neurons.
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Soft 'N Slo Squishes and Smooshy Mushy are two of the predominant brands associated with these toys.
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Opinion A photographer aims to interrupt the predominant narratives about people of color surrounded by urban decay.
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The public sector was the predominant source of employment on the island and an engine for equality.
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School segregation is more predominant in metropolitan areas, and it can impact funding, The Washington Post reports.
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The antipathy is economically irrational, but fits neatly with his predominant vision of a globally respected Turkey.
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Also, it was designed to specifically protect against HIV subtype C, the predominant strain in South Africa.
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That's a geostrategic move that will cement the Asian giant's predominant role in the region, added Torné.
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The Y.P.G. remains the predominant part of the Syrian Democratic Forces and provides its most effective fighters.
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The state's possession of the power to exact force through physical punishment was still the predominant message.
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Sometimes, a vaccine corresponds to the predominant virus and yet its effectiveness is not what scientists would hope.
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It's an important distinction, as a predominant focus on skill would mean fantasy sports require no government oversight.
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Career and self-help writers often mislead people, I think, because the predominant message is: No you won't.
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Sunnis are predominant only in the northern, Turkish part of the island, not in the southern, Greek side.
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Erin Einbender wanted to change the predominant perception about these collars, and so Cones of Fame was born.
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The predominant species, excavated and studied from coast-to-coast for over 200 years, has been Mammut american.
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Voice will be the predominant interface, and conversation itself—helpful, informative, companionable, entertaining—will be the ultimate product.
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There's a large grain of truth to this view, which is the predominant one among Clinton's feminist supporters.
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When weighing up the likely success of challenger banks in the U.K., two predominant schools of thought emerge.
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"We are specifically detecting Delta-9 THC, which is the predominant psychoactive component of cannabis," Debrincat tells TechCrunch.
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He favors the predominant theory, RNA World—even though one could argue that theory contradicts his central thesis.
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I would say the predominant sense in Canada was relief, and an expectation that it would be passed.
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The predominant narrative coming out of the 2900 presidential post-election analysis is: The flyover states have spoken.
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Banx & Ranx are one of the predominant and new acts bringing a shade of light to the city.
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Sometimes, a vaccine corresponds to the predominant virus, yet its effectiveness is still not what scientists would expect.
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"He's the predominant persona, and I've just wanted to fit with him and play off him," Griese said.
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The rapid influx of Han newcomers has fostered varying levels of tension with the region's predominant ethnic groups.
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Children in Nepal are often sent to schools in cities like Kathmandu and Pokhara, where Nepali is predominant.
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It's the predominant, contradictory way society has processed famous women for well over a century: venerate, yet denigrate.
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In both of the previous two flu seasons, the flu vaccine performed poorly against the nasty predominant virus.
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The predominant narrative among education activists is that school segregation has gotten worse in the past several decades.
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But Kikkan is pretty indomitable, which means that you are not always up, but that's the predominant spirit.
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After the study, Australia made Pantone 448C the predominant color on its mandatory plain packaging for tobacco products.
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And why on earth, in 2017, does the fax machine remain the predominant way to exchange medical records?
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As a predominant female gamer in a culture traditionally dominated by men, Geguri's success is both impressive and inspirational.
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The complaint goes on to cite several reports that find glyphosate, the predominant ingredient in Roundup, to be harmful.
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This was the predominant circulating strain during the 260–26 flu season, and it's known for being particularly nasty.
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Because of this, I spent an inordinate amount of time in malls when they were the predominant cultural space.
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My attitude toward the movement changes as each new chapter is written, but my predominant emotion has been gratitude.
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However, partisan bickering has made it all but impossible for the two predominant parties to find a middle ground.
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There was a period in my teenage years where that was the predominant conversation happening everywhere, in every household.
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The predominant belief is that if Uber can cut out the middle man—its drivers—it will become profitable.
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"The predominant theme is risk on," said Richard Scalone, co-head of foreign exchange at TJM Brokerage in Chicago.
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"At the time of the Amendment's adoption, the predominant method of execution in this country was hanging," Gorsuch wrote.
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Their overwhelming association of menstruation with femininity is reflected in the predominant pink colour schemes and cutesy flower decorations.
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The problem at Michigan was that race "bec[a]me a predominant factor" in "admissions decision-making", he wrote.
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Apple is now one of the predominant platforms across the globe, both for mobile users and on desktop computers.
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Only in the South, in a band of states stretching from North Carolina to Texas, is Chapter 229.36 predominant.
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The app was clunky, and upstarts built around mobile photography, such as Instagram, threatened the company's desktop-predominant audience.
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Dix's postwar paintings exemplify the stylized realism of Neue Sachlichkeit (New Objectivity), a predominant art movement in Weimar Germany.
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But now we can apply big data to English usage and find out what was predominant until what year.
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Other times, however, researchers describe population "replacement" or "turnover" — the near-wholesale shift from one predominant ancestry to another.
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In India's restaurant industry, a business dominated by young hourly workers, WhatsApp has become the predominant means of communication.
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The predominant dog breeds around my community include Labs, Beagles, and Boston terriers - rarely do I see Pit bulls.
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Iran's (IRGC) and Shia militant group Hezbollah, which the U.S. designates as a terrorist organization, are the predominant targets.
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Originally, orange wasn't the predominant color for carrots; they could have equally been white, purple, dark-red or black.
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Often working in tension with the predominant cinematic canon, she usually preferred the lowbrow over glamorous Hollywood prestige films.
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The predominant thinking remains that sexual acting out is not an addiction but a symptom of a personality disorder.
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The study assessed only men because they are the predominant patients for internet addiction in the clinics, according to Wölfling.
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The predominant structure of homes in the area meant they were vulnerable to earthquakes, it said, and fatalities were possible.
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White House adviser Peter Navarro told CNBC he thought the Fed was the "predominant factor" for recent stock market volatility.
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The issue isn't only that this has become the predominant way to insult the president, but moreover, that it's everywhere.
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The predominant journalistic take on Mrs Clinton's primary campaign was that she risked losing to a wacky socialist no-hoper.
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In a world where fakes are predominant, suddenly there is an immediate question as to what the video even is.
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How can one tell, he asked Marc Elias, the lawyer representing black voters, when a consideration of race is "predominant"?
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Waymo has also set up shop in suburban Detroit, in close proximity to several of the predominant automotive industry suppliers.
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A predominant theory was that all the flower imagery is for sure a clue about what she's naming these babies.
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The FDA said there were no sources of protein, like chicken or lamb, that were predominant in the reported cases.
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In the past, the predominant belief was that Netflix offline viewing would be targeted at countries without reliable internet access.
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The big picture: Frederic Moll founded Auris as well as Intuitive Surgical, the world's predominant maker of surgical robot machines.
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The politics of this were, and remain, a compromise between the two predominant neoliberal concerns of national security and capital.
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Data from a mid-stage study testing bekinda in patients with diarrhea-predominant irritable bowel syndrome is expected in September.
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The predominant image of government at the time was as a clock, with its cogs working both independently and dependently.
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At a time when service jobs are the predominant working-class occupation, missing teeth make it harder to get hired.
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A 2015 review of injuries in runners found that the knee was the predominant site of leg injuries in runners.
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From the beginning, the U.S. COT reports classified traders as "commercial" or "non-commercial" based on their predominant business activity.
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But they cannot succeed unless party officials and officeholders have the predominant role in selecting the party's next presidential nominee.
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In Buddhism, Thailand's predominant religion, the elephant is a symbol of mental strength and frequently appears in allegories and art.
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JS: When I first became involved in transgender communities in the mid-1990s, gender-reparative therapies were the predominant approach.
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So let's talk a little bit about what the predominant view is right now and why it is that way.
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Software as a service, better known as SaaS, has become the predominant way that software companies sell their wares today.
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The predominant risks are the potential impacts of the editing on other letters of the genome, which could induce diseases.
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Yang's case is that since the year 28503, the predominant loss of American manufacturing jobs has been because of automation.
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His campaign quickly walked the severity of that statement back, but the sentiment remains the predominant one in US politics.
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When Foos claims to have witnessed a murder, his predominant concern is whether reporting this crime would expose his voyeurism.
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I, at least, don't recall loneliness being such a predominant condition for Swift's peers as it is, here, for her.
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OSCAR MUNOZ: Well, as I said, Tokyo is the predominant driver of the impact on the Pacific region for us.
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The predominant virus this year has been H2023N2, which means there have been more complications among the young and elderly.
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However once Christianity became the predominant religion in the fourth century CE, the fasces became a symbol of ecclesiastical authority.
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Nevertheless, there has been a predominant tendency to view Tina Modotti through the filter of Edward Weston's camera and writings.
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Various attempts have been made since then to provide alternatives to the dollar as the world's predominant transactions and reserve currency.
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The Earth's cooling poles also affected ocean currents in a way that caused dense patches of prey to become more predominant.
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And so he is -- actually we&aposre going to lose jobs for the predominant Americans that he went to fight for.
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Although Sunnis are predominant in the northern and western provinces under militant control, Shi'ites are in the majority overall in Iraq.
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But Buttigieg was forced to compete with the predominant story in the immediate aftermath of caucus night: The lack of results.
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The other predominant theme is motherhood, and that's where it feels most true to the source material and women's actual lives.
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As you said, the guitar has always been my main instrument, but perhaps for Cornelius it hasn't been the predominant one.
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In the future that Wolfowitz and his colleagues envisioned, the United States would maintain a "predominant military position" atop the world.
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The predominant theme was that all stakeholders are off track in achieving these goals, but that it is not too late.
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While economics no doubt plays a role, race and ethnic relations are predominant in all of the analyses I have seen.
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"Monsters" is perhaps not the best word, but he agrees that the grotesque has become the predominant category for Iranian artists.
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Conversely, the Democrats lasted more than a century as the predominant party of the South based on opposition to Abraham Lincoln.
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The hash is created based on various factors, such as analysis of key frames, and the predominant colors in the video.
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China has been the predominant source of imports in such categories as mobile phones, computers, apparel, toys, furniture and household goods.
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"I was raised in a Mediterranean type of culture where women were predominant," he told The Los Angeles Times in 1982.
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The startlingly talented Mr. de Holanda unites jazz and folk influences with choro, the predominant genre of improvised music in Brazil.
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It led the way in building the international trading order in the 20th century, rising to become the world's predominant economy.
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The evidence suggests technological change has played the predominant role in reducing manufacturing employment; globalization is a bit player by comparison.
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This year, the CDC estimates the vaccine will be in the range of 30 percent effective against the predominant H3 viruses.
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"Once the situation had come to this point, it was natural that advocacy for going to war became predominant," he said.
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The CDC also reported Friday that this year's two predominant flu strains are more likely to affect children and young adults.
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In the late 1800s, loam and livestock were predominant north of Central Park and in what is now the East 50s.
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He sang anthems of social lament and timeless wisdom, typically in Shona, Zimbabwe's predominant language, but also in English and Ndebele.
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For smaller surgical procedures, he said, they should be used as "rescue" drugs when others fail, not as the predominant agents.
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With about 1.2 million daily print subscribers, The Mail remains a predominant force in British culture and the halls of Westminster.
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Impatience and irritation at the disruption of the protests in a business-driven city have grown, but are far from predominant.
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Nielsen reported that even though television remains the predominant channel to watch the games in China, smartphone use is not far behind.
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So, while some of these new jobs may be delivery jobs or technical jobs, the "predominant factor" is headcount around fulfillment jobs.
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The new scooter is manufactured in China by Segway-Ninebot, a Chinese-American company backed by Xiaomi, the world's predominant scooter-maker.
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"When H3N33 is the predominant strain, that usually means it will be a severe flu season — H3N2 is inherently bad," Fauci says.
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FRONT PAGE A map on Wednesday showing Sunni and Shiite populations erroneously included some areas among those with a predominant Wahhabi presence.
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"A predominant focus on the replicability of individual studies is an inefficient way to assure the reliability of scientific knowledge," they wrote.
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The Shi'ites form a majority in Iraq but Sunnis are predominant in northern and western provinces where Islamic State proclaimed its "caliphate".
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In Assam, speaking Bengali and practicing Islam — the predominant language and religion of neighboring Bangladesh — have long been conflated with being foreign.
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Despite warnings from the court that race cannot be the "predominant" factor when drawing legislative lines, we have seen quite the opposite.
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"However, persistently high oil production in the United States will be the predominant bearish factor limiting gains in oil prices," Kumar noted.
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"Our country is shifting to a degree that sometimes peoples' faith is not the most predominant thing in their lives," he said.
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With the predominant system of paper ballots, we normally get a preliminary count of the votes in a matter of hours already.
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The predominant sense is of baffled silence, as if the magnitude of Jackson's crimes is so great that it hushes all else.
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The predominant reaction to this play is complete strangers coming up to me and telling me extremely, extremely personal things about themselves.
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Those who only speak English cannot directly access news and perspectives in parts of the world where other languages are predominant.5.
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Why must we choose between Apple and Samsung as our predominant options, when both have their shortcomings and, for some, deal-breakers?
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Innovations like steel, bricks, timber, glass and reinforced concrete are hardly new, and they are still the predominant building materials of today.
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The predominant colors are shades of dark blue, giving a nighttime feel, interrupted by somber reds, lime greens, and a few yellows.
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To be honest, it's effective and not distracting — a refreshing alternative to the tablet computers that are predominant in many cars now.
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This coalition valorized party discipline in Congress and majority rule within the party, since liberals were becoming increasingly numerically predominant within its ranks.
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Mr Elias argued that Virginia's districts "were drawn with the predominant purpose of placing voters...based solely on the colour of their skin".
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So while this flu season is awful, it is not outside what we've seen in other years when H3N2 is the predominant strain.
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So if it's the predominant strain, that season can still be severe even if people have some background exposure or immunity, Fauci says.
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This year's season looks similar to 2014–15, which was categorized as "high severity" and also had H3N2 acting as the predominant strain.
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Unlike recent lawsuits that alleged sexual harassment, the most predominant alleged offender in the racial discrimination legal complaints/lawsuits has already been fired.
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"The predominant good bacteria, which is called lactobacillus, produce hydrogen, which contributes the slightly acidic pH," Alnuweiri's friend's mom, Denise Poole, told her.
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"When a legislature intentionally creates a majority-minority district, race is necessarily its predominant motivation and strict scrutiny is therefore triggered," he said.
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There is no role for prejudice in any faith tradition, least India's predominant Hindu religion, to which the untouchables have contributed so much.
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The power of local factors While Trump will be the predominant force moving voters in the midterms, he won't be the only driver.
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"I don't think you can generalize in any shape or form whether decriminalization would be the predominant voice among sex workers," she says.
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"The Court concludes that the Enacted Plan was designed with the predominant purpose of advantaging Republicans and discriminating against Democrats," the judges wrote.
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In terms of music school you don't really learn about that kind of a world being the predominant industry that we have now.
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The predominant view among immigration experts is that the situation on the border can be improved immediately by rescinding Sessions' zero tolerance policy.
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We believe that, for the foreseeable future, that is the predominant way in which people are going to watch television in this country.
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There, the state argued that citizens' race was not the predominant factor; instead, it said it predominantly based borders on voters' partisan ties.
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Prum sees sensory bias as just another way to maintain the predominant "adaptive paradigm" that refuses to acknowledge his theory of aesthetic evolution.
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By the second half of the 20th century, as its predominant industry shifted to silicon-based semiconductors, it became known as Silicon Valley.
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According to the 2016 census, Vietnamese is still the predominant ethnic group in Cabramatta, making up 33 percent of its roughly 22,000 residents.
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Republicans in the North Carolina legislature denied that race was the predominant factor in redrawing the boundaries of the two districts under review.
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German aviation startup Volocopter is teaming up with Grab, the predominant ride-hailing app in Southeast Asia, to launch an air taxi experiment.
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OSCAR MUNOZ: Again, Beijing and Shanghai, where there is the predominant level of travel, we're seeing a little softness but not anything noticeable.
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It is also a book that has taught me — as a Dane — a great deal about the predominant culture in the West — America.
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But more importantly this gag reflex that causes progressives to recoil at American exceptionalism is predominant among the elites of the LGBT-Left.
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But in Iraq, where Islam is predominant and proselytizing on behalf of another religion can get people in serious trouble, they're not preaching.
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From a search standpoint, that then gets into CO and all that kind of stuff or build, and that becomes the predominant result.
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Even as the student populations at those schools grow more diverse, white men and women still remain the predominant slice of the campus population.
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They self-describe as a "slow & heavy two piece with anti-oppressive and fantastical leanings," and the predominant sound here is sludgy, lightless doom.
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But the judge ruled against them saying, ''The construction which looks to the predominant type of trade (sit-down or takeaway) is obviously wrong.
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"While there is no way to give a definitive answer, there are two predominant schools of thought," says Secret Service special agent Matthew Quinn.
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Well, Austin read the codex and get this: they're millenia-old bug creatures who adopt the look of the predominant species on the planet!
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The too-familiar image of whale pods beached and decaying in sickly shallows is the predominant aesthetic of Death Stranding's world of the dead.
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Each of the predominant health care consulting firms — Aon, Mercer and Willis Towers Watson — has its own prescription drug coalition made up of employers.
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"We're not a newspaper that is timely," smirks Young, the paper's main editor, print setter, and predominant contributor, who posts more days than not.
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In other words, allocate the majority of the marketing investment to the most predominant category (which in our example would be the couch category).
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Sarah Robbins is quick to affirm humility as one of her grandfather's predominant qualities, whether in terms of his own art or his life.
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They found that, although H1N1 and H3N2 were predominant, individuals were also getting infected at the same time with other, less common viral strains.
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Oil would continue to have a predominant role in the energy mix for the foreseeable future, Barkindo said during a question and answer session.
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The answer is no…Is there a tendency to hire more people from the predominant communities in entertainment, being historically Caucasian and historically male?
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"If—God forbid—Locke and his great predecessors were predominant sources of American principles, it would follow that American principles are 'base,'" Pangle wrote.
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Influenza A (H3N2) is the predominant circulating influenza A virus nationally this year, and most of the deaths were due to this strain (81%).
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Stephanie Murphy (D-Fla.) introduced a measure to bar anyone whose "primary or predominant responsibility is political in nature" from the council, including Bannon.
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The Quindío wax palm — the species predominant in Colombia — was named the country's national tree in 22017, but the distinction came with little protection.
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The predominant political force in the area, Hezbollah, appears to have a largely hands-off relationship with the farmers, according to experts and residents.
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Yankees 5, Rays 4 On Thursday, the Mets' signing of Tim Tebow to a minor league deal became the predominant story line around baseball.
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However, neighboring tribe, the Crow, relies on coal production as its predominant industry and has called for the relaxation of coal regulations for years.
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When Huawei networks, phones and devices are predominant in the world's telecom infrastructure, so too will be the CCP's dominance over the world's data.
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It could be a command to sit and read, but it could just as easily be pronounced "red," which references the painting's predominant color.
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Toxicological studies on animals and epidemiological studies on humans are the two predominant sources of evidence on the adverse health effects of environmental contaminants.
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The corridors of the lab were lined with newspaper pictures of the black-and-white striped mosquito Aedes aegypti , the predominant carrier of Zika.
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The takeaway here is that white voters are having a disproportionate effect on the outcome of the election versus other predominant American races and ethnicities.
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"Given that the authors' predominant theory is that a male-typic brain represents a predisposition to autism, their results only partially confirm this," she said.
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A predominant Democratic view is that the economy is mostly fine; it's just a matter of adjusting and correcting it to ensure everyone has access.
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Some suggest the 20143 rise came from a mismatch between the most available flu vaccine and the predominant strain of the virus at that time.
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"This method of targeting is the predominant way that advertisers target audiences," said Michael Horn, managing director of data science at digital marketing agency Huge.
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"Yes, the predominant amount of heroin does come over the southern border, but the vast majority of it comes at ports of entry," Berman said.
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This season, the predominant strain is H3N2, which causes the worst outbreaks of the two influenza A viruses and two types of influenza B viruses.
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Still, cyberspace remains central to all of Beijing's predominant economic and political interests, and cyber attacks are, and will continue to be, a potent tool.
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The predominant exposure for two of the insurers is to the GO bonds—with Assured Guaranty and MBIA backing $196.5 million and $173 million, respectively.
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Until two years ago, when McCarthy let McAdoo flee to join the Giants, McCarthy had been the predominant guiding force in McAdoo's career since 2004.
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Built long before the advent of digital audio files—the predominant form of music today—the headphone jack was known for its simplicity and versatility.
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Xbox One and PS4 won't allow games rated Adults Only, and even the predominant PC marketplace, Steam, has an iffy history with explicitly graphic games.
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Rather, farming and agricultural processing are the predominant industries in a majority of the counties that changed from blue in 2012 to red in 2016.
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And when it comes to fertility, the Sunni denomination — which is predominant in countries such as Egypt, Turkey, and Syria — has some relatively strict rules.
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When students enroll, the school district sends a form to their families asking them if English or Spanish is the predominant language spoken at home.
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The Air Permitting Forum responded to that call, arguing that companies should only be held responsible for pollution for which they are the predominant cause.
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It outlined three predominant avenues of focus: health and well-being, kindness and safety online, and highlighting the effects of the opioid crisis on children.
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For Knausgaard the problem is this: How can anyone express the truth and not just unwittingly reiterate through every act and word the predominant worldview?
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Even as Christian crosses began adorning their tunics and mantles, the predominant garments for men and women, people had not entirely forsaken their mythological roots.
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In 22018, streaming was rapidly rising as music's predominant listening format, and the notion of sustaining siloed musical genres felt like an increasingly snobbish concern.
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The predominant weapon for both teams is their speed going forward, catapulting players with instinctive talent into positions from where their genius can prove lethal.
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In the 1990s, after several failed attempts to build secure operating systems, the predominant security model became the network-perimeter security model enforced by firewalls.
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When I have Metallica or Slayer on, the predominant thing in face is the song, so I don't work as well with that music playing.
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In the days when celluloid was the predominant movie production and display format, translated dialogue for foreign-language movies was printed onto the film itself.
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When it comes to dating, the predominant narrative is that when you find the "right person," the relationship is supposed to feel easy and effortless.
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That test and others like it grew in part out of Dr. Mischel's deepening frustration with the predominant personality models of the mid-218th century.
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That's very much in keeping with predominant literary interpretation of the war that dominated in the 19173s and '21917s, which cast it as pointless bloodshed.
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One hour after the likes of Jorge Posada and Reggie Jackson participated in pregame ceremonies, reliving the past became a predominant theme of the afternoon.
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The predominant effect is one of creative entropy, a defensive huddling in political or coterie formations that are pointedly indifferent when not hostile to outsiders.
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The customer handed over a mixture of roubles and hryvnias — a headache in a corner of Ukraine where Russian banknotes have become the predominant currency.
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That this was the predominant takeaway many journalists snatched from the speech — what some called its "doomsday" portrait of America — means the speech didn't work.
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The imparting of secrets to those who have no background, or who might not even be Jewish, is foreign to the predominant spirit of traditional Kabbalah.
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What do you think the predominant thing you're dealing with now ... And we'll get to online, because I think online has sort of messed up everything.
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The pigment is the predominant white of the modern age; its titanium dioxide compound forming the colored basis for everything for a host of unexpected items.
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The predominant constituent of natural gas, methane releases about half as much carbon dioxide when burned as coal and far less sulphur, soot and other pollutants.
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Regardless of age, gender or region, the predominant sentiment of about 75%, who joined in a discussion of the video on Twitter, was one of disgust.
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The 2014–23 flu season also had an early peak with high levels of flu activity in January, Fauci says, and the predominant strain was H3N2.
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The predominant virus strain this season is influenza A (H3N2) strain; the estimated effectiveness of the vaccine in preventing illness caused by that strain was 43%.
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Both Iran and Iraq have ramped up production and are politically aligned against top oil exporter Saudi Arabia, the predominant Sunni Muslim power in the region.
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The sense of fearfulness was most predominant among white respondents, though 85 of black respondents said they believed they were "under attack" in modern American society.
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It doesn't hurt that, as a young woman, Ivanka offers a contrast to the predominant image of Trump, who is constantly surrounded by old white men.
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Their work turns on its head the previously predominant idea of the "total look," of a designer proposing an outfit to be sold head-to-toe.
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"While no single factor appears to be the predominant cause of the evolution of market liquidity, some regulations may be affecting market liquidity somewhat," Yellen said.
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While the Cold War was intensifying, one nickname used for communists was "Reds" because that was the predominant color of the flag of the Soviet Union.
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Mar-a-Lago 2018 contains amusingly golf-ball-size notes of sour cherries, intermingled with predominant notes of private-plane fuselage, grass clippings, and Florida lemons.
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Under his leadership, Salomon became the leading dealer in Treasury bonds, the predominant underwriter of corporate securities and pioneered turning ordinary home mortgages into tradeable securities.
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It's a way to have that visibility be more on my terms because my predominant relationship with being seen is opening up a pathway of harm.
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Ellie English: The predominant themes that run throughout my work are nonmonogamy, a personal relationship with BDSM, and general sexuality that is outside society's dictated norms.
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The Supreme Court has called for very close scrutiny of a state's action when race was shown to be the predominant reason in creating legislative districts.
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The Supreme Court has called for very close scrutiny of a state's actions when race was shown to be the predominant reason in creating legislative districts.
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The belief that assassinating the P.L.O. leader would solve the entire Palestinian problem would be the predominant opinion in Israeli intelligence for many years to come.
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By the second half of the 20th century, as its predominant industry shifted to silicon-based semiconductors, it became known by a new name: Silicon Valley.
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The more players-in-front-of-audience approach to concert performance would only become predominant in the 18th century, with the rise of the symphony orchestra.
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" Also, he said, in a traffic-choked city, closing streets, rerouting drivers and building plazas sends a message: "Driving culture is not the predominant street culture.
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While the predominant strain is the nasty H21968N2, which is less well-protected by the flu vaccine, H1N1 is also sending baby boomers to the hospital.
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Another Republican lawmaker said that the predominant view at the White House is also that the politicians in the intelligence agencies need to be cleaned out.
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Brass, cow horn, and wood may not seem like conventional materials for making jewelry, but they&aposre the predominant bases for almost every piece from Soko.
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Edwards' defense lawyers argued that the predominant purpose of the expenditures was to protect Edwards' personal reputation and his wife from public disclosure of the affair.
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Though Kraus's work is not the predominant result when you search "I love dick" on Twitter, in certain circles, the book can be considered a classic.
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While 4G is still the predominant mobile network technology in use today, the earth is gearing up for the launch of 5G in the coming years.
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The predominant source of lead soil contamination in the United States was the gasoline burned in the mid-1970s and earlier that included lead as an additive.
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I think even more predominant is this notion of implicit bias that is one of the leading factors in prohibiting the tech industry from becoming more diverse.
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The predominant exposure for two of the insurers is to bonds that are GO guaranteed — with Assured Guaranty and MBIA backing $196.5 million and $173 million, respectively.
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Both states maintain that race did not play a predominant role in shaping their electoral maps, but lower federal courts handed down rulings pointing in opposite directions.
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It claims to avoid artificial flavors, preservatives and added sugar, and that it uses "a nutritious food as the first and predominant ingredient in every food product."
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Assuming the Lakers don't foolishly agree to any long-term contracts for the rest of this summer, they will loom over the league as its predominant destination.
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"We have always intended to work with both sexes and individuals of all sexual orientations, but the predominant user will most likely be heterosexual males," he adds.
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Now a new study in Nature has found that your taste in music could also be due to the makeup of the songs predominant in your culture.
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Tensions have arisen between Uyghurs and the Han, the predominant ethnic group in China, who have migrated to Xinjiang in large numbers over the past 60 years.
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Certainly, nobody has revealed the fact that the show's most predominant accent, Yorkshire, is now being spoken entirely by non-native speakers; even Brits don't realize that.
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Once the predominant language in New Zealand, the Māori language (te reo) was gradually pushed out as English speakers settled in the country, according to Te Ara.
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The United States has traditionally provided around 30 percent of UNRWA's funding, helping to cement Washington's predominant role as the chief negotiator between the Palestinians and Israelis.
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And now I think an aspect of its growing popularity is that Black culture is the predominant culture and the general public is trying to adopt it.
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"The extensions of Mr Demirtas' detention, especially during two crucial campaigns... pursued the predominant ulterior purpose of stifling pluralism and limiting freedom of political debate," it said.
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For one thing, the super-glossy, super-detailed quality that is predominant in Hollywood movies today strips this heist movie of the '70s atmosphere of its predecessors.
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With the movement of the carriers and their escorts, the US is "making sure China knows it's still the predominant force in the Pacific region," Kirby said.
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In a press call on Wednesday, Zinke said the new executive orders are a boon for the Crow people, who rely on coal as their predominant industry.
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"Maybe the ultimate goal is for Asian-Americans to be the predominant group in the élite schools, as opposed to whites," Prudence Carter, the Berkeley dean, said.
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In their place, he had filled each cell with just one or two predominant colors, creating a clunky digital effect like the graphics of a Commodore 64.
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For years, the predominant explanation of addiction, promulgated by researchers like Nora Volkow, director of the National Institute on Drug Abuse, has revolved around the neurotransmitter dopamine.
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"The predominant reason that we communicated on our work phones was because we were trying to keep our affair a secret from our spouses," she told investigators.
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That seems a universal facet of your work: You want to offer a counterpoint to the predominant news angle, and to especially show young people with honesty.
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In contrast to the smaller pictures, the larger paintings prove subtle in their aposematic signaling, as they introduce Impressionist-like violets and mauves to their predominant yellows.
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A lot of times it's groups of women—like groups of three or more women from the ages of 35 to 50 is like the predominant demographic.
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As they say in the business, the show must go on; and in fact, that seems to be the predominant theme for this year's Miami art week.
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"Almost certainly, one of these is probably the predominant one, and the others might be minor modes of transmission, but we don't really understand this," Hotez says.
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Lower courts concluded that race was a predominant factor in the redrawing of these districts, without a compelling interest that would justify heavily taking race into account.
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I wanted these photographs to assert and insert our presence in these tranquil landscapes, to interrupt the predominant narratives about people of color surrounded by urban decay.
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But more notable is her ability to fuse rock music with Afropop, the predominant contemporary sound in Lagos, and the success she has had in doing so.
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To be clear, we do not suggest that people who commit crimes are blameless, or that the predominant narrative of the genocide in Rwanda is without fault.
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It's how Ms. Gomez's family got its name and why she grew up a meat-eating Catholic in a land where vegetarianism is the predominant eating style.
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"It's always been an immigrant place — Peruvian, Portuguese, Spanish, Irish, Chinese, Italian, Pakistani, Nigerian," said Mr. Pinto, 44, who is part of the once-predominant Portuguese community.
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Simultaneously, the predominant opposition to the bill expected among House Republicans will underline the GOP's identity as the voice primarily of voters beyond the biggest population centers.
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The U.S. sees the pipeline as a way for Russia, already the predominant natural gas supplier to Europe, to cement its control on the region's energy market.
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Cargo-moving industries and truckers have criticized the plan, which was pushed through in early November, citing the hefty price tag of cleaner equipment as the predominant issue.
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Early evidence indicates that this year's vaccine has been 36 percent effective at preventing the flu overall, and 25 percent effective against H2N3, the predominant strain this season.
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These cases were more often caused by influenza B strains, which the current vaccine offers better protection against than it has against the predominant H3N2 influenza A strain.
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The predominant circulating strain (H3N2) was not particularly well matched with the strain included in the vaccine, Maragakis explained, so it had a lower effectiveness of about 25%.
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"The increases are not in every age group," Richardson said, adding that the predominant increase in diagnoses occurred in black women between the ages of 60 and 79.
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"I look at things like Wal-Mart, Hershey's, big companies, not necessarily small companies, but a predominant amount of their revenues come from the United States, " he said.
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This article orginally appeared on Noisey UK. As far as the United Kingdom is concerned, grime has been one of music's most predominant cultures for over a decade.
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Of course, for products that move more than 1 percent in 86 percent of their sessions, annual expenses are pretty unlikely to be the predominant determinant of returns.
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It is one of the predominant strains causing illness this year, according to the most recent weekly flu report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
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Back then, a predominant Sumerian goddess named Ishtar was associated with cannabis, and up until the Semitic invasion in 2600 BC, women practiced the healing arts without restriction.
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In San Francisco, the predominant inventory type that Bungalow is looking at is single-family homes, with most of them sporting the city's signature Victorian influence, Collins said.
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Advancements in communication and transportation had accelerated religious and cultural exchange and deepened interconnectivity within the milieu of Theravada Buddhism, the predominant strain of Buddhism in Southeast Asia.
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This service, however, also challenge the predominant existing dating apps, Dating service not only affect the latter's profitability but also influences the latter's potential for acquiring new users.
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While initial media coverage makes it sound like a new business model, and reports are quite skeptical of the approach, it's actually Amazon's predominant approach to new markets.
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But even with the population boom, Christianity is far and away the predominant religious group in the US, followed by those who identify with no religion at all.
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WHO BUYS ON THE ITALIAN RIVIERA Foreign buyers of luxury properties on the western Riviera tend to be European, Mr. Scandolera said, but there is no predominant nationality.
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The predominant emotions seemed to be anger and hatred, and these are certainly present; but when I read the poems later, they evoked a far more subtle reaction.
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An exclusive Washington Post analysis of county-level data shows the predominant cause of opioid overdose deaths shifted between pills, heroin and fentanyl as the epidemic got worse.
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He explained to the young Republican congressman that China was the biggest market for red oak, and that was the predominant species in the forests in those parts.
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Without a firm grasp on English, it is extremely difficult for Hasidic Jews to find work outside their low-income neighborhoods, where the predominant spoken language is Yiddish.
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"Oil is the predominant market driver globally with an added contribution from the ebb and flow from Brexit tensions," said Richard McGuire, head of rates strategy at Rabobank.
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If you Google "Cat Marnell," the predominant image is of you in a slip, with smeared lipstick and matted hair and words written in Sharpie on your forearms.
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"The underlying narratives of a strong dollar and relatively high U.S. interest rates still seem to be the predominant headwinds for gold," said INTL FCStone analyst Edward Meir.
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"Oil is the predominant market driver globally with an added contribution from the ebb and flow from Brexit tensions," said Richard McGuire, head of rates strategy at Rabobank.
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Commercial advertising and public signs must be in French and if another language is added, French must be "markedly predominant," at least twice as large as other languages.
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I think if I had grown up in a predominantly African-American community, versus an African-American community that wasn't predominant, I don't think Spanish would have survived.
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Your in the workforce, you lose your job, you don't get back on your feet and you stay out of the workforce thereafter seems to be the predominant story.
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They also expect operating cash flow to be the predominant source for capital return, with debt-funded buybacks now at just 14% after having peaked in 2017 at 34%.
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Now, Bennett says he looks for those who "come from a culture or background that is not the predominant one" and will express a unique worldview in their art.
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But after much trial and error, we've found we get much better results from the Adaptive setting which puts the priority on the most predominant colors in the footage.
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This predictable, singular focus on electoral politics confirmed pundits and politicians still live in BBR—Before Bernie's Revolution-when a plurality of voters' predominant concern was the upcoming election.
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It's a metropolitan area connected by high-speed freeways and sprawling mile roads, and was purposely designed without a public transportation system to support its predominant export — the automobile.
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This museum and reference library are devoted to the study of the arts and cultures of countries where Spanish and Portuguese are or have been the predominant spoken languages.
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He makes no mention of television, which remains the predominant form of media for children and teens, according to a 2013 policy statement from the American Academy of pediatrics.
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The Trump administration last week issued a comprehensive report on climate science that said that the planet was definitely growing warmer and that human activities were the predominant cause.
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People will always fear the social isolation that would come with being cut off from the predominant communications technology of the day, whether it is telephones, texts or TikTok.
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Again and again, the predominant theme associated with the World War III memes was the idea of Gen Z's general unpreparedness to fight in a war of any kind.
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In fact, Delaware law – which is the predominant corporate standard – requires that boards of directors take into account the interests of the company and its shareholders in making decisions.
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But he drove a tough bargain first: He insisted that New Jersey contribute most of the money for the bus terminal because New Jersey commuters are its predominant users.
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Almora does have a second finger raised in the photo — tweeted by Sun-Times editor Chris De Luca — but the middle finger is far more predominant in the picture.
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"The rising oil-production profile in the U.S. remains the predominant bearish factor affecting prices," said Abhishek Kumar, senior energy analyst at Interfax Energy's Global Gas Analytics in London.
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Simone Leigh's chief subject is, in her own terms, "black female subjectivity," hardly a predominant theme in an art world that has skewed way white and male since its inception.
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Leigh's chief subject is, in her own terms, "black female subjectivity," hardly a predominant theme in a US art world that has skewed way white and male since its inception.
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Lead tin yellow, one of Johannes Vermeer's favorite pigments, was the predominant yellow used until the 19203th century when painters replaced it with a pigment lead antimony, for reasons unknown.
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In Syria, the YPG is the predominant force in the US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), and was the main ground force that pushed ISIS from its headquarters in Raqqa.
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These criticisms speak to second-wave feminism's predominant focus on white, cis women's experiences, and illuminate the important ways in which feminist thought has evolved over the past fifty years.
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Five years ago the Mormon Church — the predominant religion in the area — updated two large city blocks' worth of downtown retail space right across from the famous Salt Lake Temple.
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The ruling concludes that "a predominant partisan intent infected the whole map" in violation of the federal constitution, and orders the state to introduce a remedial map by June 14th.
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The challengers "have not shown that it is more probable than not that illegitimate considerations were the predominant motivation behind the plan's deviations from mathematically equal district populations," Breyer wrote.
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This can also play out as a period of increased communication with your more predominant parent—houses have multiple meanings, and there are a lot of Pisces in the world!
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Although there's no definitive proof on the teaser website, the predominant belief is that the devices will be called Google Pixel phones (and that Google will discontinue the Nexus brand).
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"We are very excited to pilot uberMOTO in Bangalore — pairing our on-demand technology platform with motorbikes, the predominant mode of transport in India," Amit Jain, President, Uber India, said.
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Although businesses are the predominant market for the machines, they have become almost as common as the US flag in government offices around Washington, at embassies, and in war zones.
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The predominant Republican view seems to be that NASA should focus on its more widely known objective of human exploration beyond low Earth orbit, and let NOAA handle weather predictions.
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The predominant idea since early 2016 among producers has been to agree to freeze output levels, although market watchers have said such a move would fail to reduce unwanted barrels.
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The predominant idea since early 10.73 among producers has been to agree to freeze output levels, although market watchers have said such a move would fail to reduce unwanted barrels.
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When pressed whether he would get rid of coal and "fracking" -- the predominant process by which natural gas is extracted from the ground -- Biden pledged to get rid of both.
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By hitching their wagon to Mr. Trump, religious-right leaders are also tying their fortunes to the alt-right, the predominant movement supportive of, and bolstered by, the Trump campaign.
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As it happens, both of those adjectives would be more appropriate descriptors for the predominant national security paradigm, detached as it is from what really makes most Americans feel insecure.
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Due to the predominant proportional element of the law, each party - whether in a coalition or not - is putting its own interests first, even at the expense of its allies.
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Discussions of politics are often driven by stereotypes and demographic paradigms, and as such, the predominant image of the "Trump supporter" has tended to be a working-class white man.
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Under his guidance, Salomon became the leading dealer in United States Treasury bonds, the predominant underwriter of corporate securities and a pioneer in turning ordinary home mortgages into tradeable securities.
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The high court found that race was a predominant factor in deciding a state House district, but concluded evidence presented was "plainly insufficient" to prove lawmakers "acted in bad faith."
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She found that the single biggest predictor of whether a state experiences civil war or war with its neighbors is not its GDP, its predominant religion, or even its neighborhood.
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In 2016, another panel tossed out two majority black congressional districts initially drawn in 2011, saying there was no justification for using race as the predominant factor in forming them.
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Clinton's silent majority is at times caricatured by her critics on the left as complacent, but a better characterization of the predominant view would be that Clinton voters feel precarious.
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In modern times, the predominant view of Sufi Islam is one of "love, peace, tolerance," Mr. Knysh explained, leading to this style of worship becoming synonymous with peace-loving Islam.
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This geography mirrors an established, but not permanent, division in the heroin market: Powder heroin is predominant in the east; tar heroin is more common west of the Mississippi River.
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The military march on Raqqa is complicated by the predominant role played by Kurdish militia members, who make up a majority of the 29,2188 fighters bearing down on the city.
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It is so predominant that rather than support a President who is working to prevent the LGBT community from become target practice for radicals, they link his actions to genocide.
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The predominant issue was Neumann's shares carried 10 times the voting power, and that is a big flag for many public investors, particularly when you are talking about high valuations.
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"Donald Trump will be a predominant voice at Davos regardless of whether he's there," Tom Nides, a Morgan Stanley vice chairman and former deputy secretary of State, said in an interview.
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The predominant view at the time was that Google would use Motorola to create better versions of its Nexus devices, which were essentially reference Android phones for developers and hardcore fans.
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The predominant theories feature religion: maybe he's referencing the seven deadly sins, or the omnipresence of the number in the Book of Revelations, or referring to the seven major world religions.
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In a country where the predominant ethnic group, Han Chinese, accounts for 22013% of the population -- or 1.2 billion people -- Petrov, 44, says his appearance and heritage makes him stand out.
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Part of the reason why this past season was so horrible has to do with the most predominant strain that was circulating in the country, an influenza A virus called H3N2.
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The predominant mindset when it comes to competition in Silicon Valley is that the best tech company wins until it doesn't, and is replaced by a competitor that does it better.
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Top industries include high-tech (38 percent), social impact (11 percent) and of course healthcare and life sciences (24 percent), which is one of the predominant sectors of activity in Switzerland.
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The CDC last month signaled the start of the flu season (click here), saying that 24 states and Guam were reporting widespread cases, with the H1N1 virus being the predominant strain.
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But MESSENGER's comprehensive survey of Mercury's surface has shown that these features are more predominant than previously estimated — and that the planet is shrinking about five times faster than scientists thought.
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But one strain of dance music—winkingly called Playa Tech—has emerged as the predominant sound of the Burn, and it's slowly penning a new chapter of the festival's sonic history.
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Many Forever 21 stores are in malls, and the decline in mall foot traffic has led to a decrease in sales through what has traditionally been the company's predominant retail channel.
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The headsets also run on Windows 10, the same as HoloLens, so the predominant view is that VR experiences will either be ported to or integrated with HoloLens in the longterm.
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"Also, we noticed a bit higher volatility over past weeks and the NBS (central bank) also occasionally shifted from predominant buying of euros to selling, to support the dinar," Kratky added.
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Trump has repeatedly questioned the mainstream scientific consensus that burning fossil fuels, destroying forests and other human activities are the predominant reason why global temperatures are rising to historically high levels.
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The predominant background noise at the Tevatron in Illinois was a tremendous amount of water flowing through a loop of pipes in order to keep other electrical and magnetic components cool.
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"Although the predominant force that has slowly eroded manufacturing employment in the post-WWII era is productivity growth, that's not the right story for the 2000s," he writes in an email.
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It was essentially a tasting menu, where each course was plated separately and served in a particular order, and it became the predominant approach at fine-dining establishments throughout the West.
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Certainly the idea of job-stealing immigrants who come in droves to exploit the structures of rule of law is a frightening one, but not one that is the predominant truth.
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While improper disposal is a factor, the predominant cause of antibiotic overexposure is their excessive use in animals and fish as growth factors by preventing infections in increasingly overcrowded living conditions.
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In May, the Supreme Court ruled the state illegally packed black voters into two congressional districts by using race as the predominant factor in drawing the districts without a compelling reason.
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This year's predominant strain, H1N1, also known as swine flu, tends to disproportionately affect children and adults under 50, said Schaffner, a professor of preventive medicine at Vanderbilt University Medical Center.
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The H1N1 strain tends to cause milder illness than H3N2, the predominant strain during last year's particularly severe flu season, and vaccination tends to be more effective against H1N1 than H3N2.
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"Even if such omissions contributed in some way to the injuries and deaths, the Court finds that Holmes' premeditated and intentional actions were the predominant cause of plaintiffs' losses," Jackson wrote.
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Clay's predominant sentiment, from first to last, was a deep devotion to the cause of human liberty — a strong sympathy with the oppressed everywhere, and an ardent wish for their elevation.
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There's this flower that's so predominant in so many areas of Ethiopia; as a kid I would run in [fields of it] and play around in them and be so carefree.
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I have seen varying numbers on the national distributions of political views among vegans, but all favor left/liberal/democrat to some degree as the predominant political view among the community.
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In 2009, my mother's paranoia became so predominant she almost starved herself to death rather than go shopping and return to what she perceived as the inevitability of a burglarized apartment.
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And for a young baseball player who came from South Los Angeles and grew up often relying on fast food predominant there, it was no easy task to learn new habits.
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The complaint charges that race was the "predominant factor" in adjusting two districts — the 105th and 111th — in the Atlanta area where white lawmakers had faced spirited challenges from black Democrats.
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In May, the Supreme Court ruled the state illegally packed black voters into two congressional districts by using race as the predominant factor in drawing the districts without a compelling reason.
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Latinos, whose roots in the area straddle two countries, make up 953 percent of the county's 201,000 residents, and the closer one gets to the border, the more predominant they become.
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It's true that they've tried, but the predominant focus has been about how the impeachment hearings have been handled, a clear comfort zone for some of the Republicans leading the effort.
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But it is among the highest-profile projects in a state where, after years of reluctance, regulators have demanded that the predominant utility company place a greater emphasis on solar power.
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But through all of the high-highs and low-lows that came along with cramped Chinatown living, the predominant feeling while looking back on it all is one of excitement and love.
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The big picture: Islam is the predominant religion in nations such as Syria, Afghanistan and Somalia, which account for 39% of the 25 million refugees in the world, according to UN data.
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The law epitomized an era in which disposition of federal lands and resources was the predominant goal, and in which lands that were retained were to be milked dry of extractable commodities.
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Earlier this month, on the eve of a federal trial over Harvard's use of race in admissions, the university's president invoked the predominant defense of affirmative action: It enhances education for everybody.
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The oral poliovirus vaccine -- which contains live weakened versions of the virus and can be administered through liquid in the mouth -- is the predominant vaccine used in many countries to eradicate polio.
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As Arab Strap, Aidan Moffat and Malcom Middleton spent a decade or so peddling the kind of folk-tinged indie miserablism that seemed to be Scotland's predominant cultural export at the time.
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During the 1960s, even after the Communist Party's pressure on the artists was loosened, Socialist Realism remained predominant in Russia, and its lasting influence on Russia art was detectable until the 2000s.
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Notably, both predella panels show experimental uses of oil paint, which Leonardo used to create expressive detail; Lorenzo, in comparison, was trained in egg tempera — the predominant method used in Renaissance painting.
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The music demonstrated Byrne's facility in different genres, and included elements of pop, jazz, and reggae, though Timbers likened its predominant mood to the numinous Nordic rock of the band Sigur Rós.
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The predominant characteristics have to do with love, truth and reality, but it is not as if any one of those, as exhibited by Mike Nichols, did not allow for astonishing diversity.
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Since the districts could be justified under traditional redistricting criteria like compactness, contiguity, incumbency protection and political considerations, the court said, race could not have been the predominant reason for drawing them.
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The job of the artist, by and large, became not to make sense of or uphold the predominant culture, but to exist as a solitary genius outside of or even defying it.
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" The successful portrait, Hegel says in his 1820s lectures on aesthetics, must "have stamped on it the unity of the spiritual personality, and the spiritual character must be emphasized and made predominant.
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In past seasons with the same predominant flu strain, "the highest rate was in the 65 or older (group), and the second highest rate was in zero to 4-year-olds," Brammer said.
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The shot isn't 100% effective — it's 60% at best, and it didn't protect as well against the predominant strain (H3N2) last flu season — but that doesn't mean you should skip it this year.
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"The suffering is still continuing and civilians continue to be the predominant victims of cluster bombs," said Jeff Abramson, program manager at Landmine and Cluster Munition Monitor, which is part of the coalition.
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But the letter's main point is that while inflationary models have become the predominant way to explain the universe, they're still testable science, and could be disproven if the right evidence turned up.
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However, the low oil price is still a drag on Norway's oil-reliant regions, the survey said, with other parts of the country where the oil industry is not so predominant more optimistic.
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In the years since, the little search engine that could has expanded far beyond its basic look-up function, becoming the predominant map and email tool most of us couldn't imagine living without.
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While not an overt threat to the United States, those programs will undoubtedly advance conflicting interests, as China takes on a greater presence in regions where the U.S. has been the predominant influence.
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While massive financial institutions might pretend to be community banks, the predominant trend in the banking industry is sadly toward further consolidation into the hands of the largest, riskiest and most fraudulent institutions.
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But the predominant themes of their remarks mirrored the NAN's own stated priorities, particularly reforming the criminal justice system with the past and current impacts of racism in America at top of mind.
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The U.S. invasion effectively handed power to Iran's allies in Iraq's Shi'ite majority community, and Tehran's influence became predominant when the American troops pulled out in 2011, leaving the Sunni community feeling marginalized.
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Coupled with a sharp increase in attacks on Christians inside and outside its predominant area of operations in North Sinai, the developments mark a significant change of tactics for Egypt's Islamic State affiliate.
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Some South Asian families complain of systemic racism, arguing that the schools fail to teach their children Cantonese, the predominant Chinese language spoken in the city, which is necessary for public sector employment.
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Since 1993, the Supreme Court has held that making race the predominant factor in drawing district lines without a compelling reason for doing so violates the equal protection clause of the 14th Amendment.
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I think the coronavirus generally is really exposing the differences in who has a safety net, who has the disposable income to ride this out and who doesn't in a pretty predominant way.
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"In 2020, I think texting is the predominant form of communication and we want to get back to the grassroots and treat it just like the show 'Love is Blind,'" Nix, 28, said.
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At the core of case is Domino's insistence that it should not have to make its website, the predominant platform for ordering pizza from its physical stores, accessible to people with visual impairments.
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Meanwhile, to the extent Trump has done anything in the midst of the crisis, his predominant focus seems to have been on reassuring financial markets, rather than on addressing the public health issue.
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It found numerous exaggerations and distortions, including false reports that Shariah law was predominant in parts of the country and that some immigrant-heavy neighborhoods were considered "no-go zones" by the police.
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Over the last eight years, Google has emerged as the predominant tech brand in American public schools, outpacing rivals like Apple and Microsoft by offering a suite of inexpensive, easy-to-use tools.
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The hard-core Chili Appreciation Society International thought so much of the company's chicken chili that it awarded it third prize in an against-the-odds cook-off against the predominant variety, beef.
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