Every year, I revisit my anxieties about preserving fruit, preserving our yard, preserving our community, or at least not poisoning it.
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Every year, I revisit my anxieties about preserving fruit, preserving our yard, preserving our community, or at least not poisoning it.
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Preserving the structure was not the same as preserving its original function.
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"This is about preserving the will of the people, this is about preserving democracy," Mr. Ford told lawmakers.
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"As well as preserving some statistics or data, [the paintings] are also preserving a piece of culture," she says.
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It laid out three options: preserving the house as a national monument, preserving part of it, or demolishing it.
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What should get priority: preserving autonomy and avoiding misery or preserving life with its prospects for a changed outlook?
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In addition to preserving the environment, Richard Branson has a passion for preserving endangered species, specifically the Madagascan lemur.
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Preserving the indigenous way of life equates to preserving the forests in which they live, which brings benefits to all.
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And it is typically invoked when preserving an artifact is considered more important than preserving the lives of human beings.
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Ms. Battin acknowledged that her chief concern was preserving the contents of a book or newspaper, not preserving the vessel itself.
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Preserving organs has a high-value impact for the medical system, and also is much more feasible than preserving a whole body.
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Like it's about saving the environment or preserving the environment, not salvation for humankind more broadly and preserving our way of life.
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Multiculturalism, as it's now called, was about preserving otherness, preserving our differences; it doesn't oblige us to cease to notice those differences.
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"I think it certainly helps with preserving mystery and also preserving the idea that this person has their own life," Paltrow said.
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Whereas preserving the system is a natural inclination of any strong political leader, in Russia preserving the system crucially depends upon patrons protecting their clients.
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The blurring of that line has implications in turn for deciding when doctors are ethically bound to go from preserving a patient's life to preserving their organs.
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Of course, the rebuilding effort isn't just about preserving France's tourism economy — it's about preserving an irreplaceable monument that has become a symbol of French national identity.
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Inside the extremist vigilante group that claims to be preserving Canadian values Inside the extremist vigilante group that claims to be preserving Canadian values VICE News goes on patrol with Soldiers of Odin in British Columbia and Québec to explore their declared commitment to preserving so-called Canadian values.
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My thoughts of leaving her alone and with nothing was the driving force for me going with the life-preserving rather than the quality-of-life-preserving surgery.
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Read: The Museum of Science Fiction Wants to Issue Your Interstellar Passport Aside from preserving Ackerman's legacy, neighbors are also concerned about preserving the city's history amid rising real estate costs and gentrification.
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This is dangerous in terms of preserving our shared discourse.
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San Marino residents take pride in preserving their historic homes.
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They are asking Garaufis to issue an injunction preserving DACA.
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Sometimes this involves cooking, but it's mostly about preserving food.
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COPPINS: So, you were motivated mainly by preserving institutional credibility?
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Larry Hogan reversed his previous stance on preserving the statue.
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Most public comments submitted to Commerce favored preserving existing sanctuaries.
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You're "preserving optionality" is the banking word for it. Yeah.
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It then solidifies, preserving the wall, and perhaps, the spacecraft.
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Here are his top tips on preserving your voice: 1.
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Mountains, jungles and swamps keep villagers isolated, preserving their languages.
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For some FOs, preserving wealth matters more than growing it.
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Brando was passionate about preserving Tetiaroa's natural environment and biodiversity.
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It is seen by nearly all parties as worth preserving.
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That move, however, was related to preserving a tax benefit.
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We should not arbitrarily curb the progress in preserving organs.
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A London bolthole is a good way of preserving capital.
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And you can't preserve the mandate without preserving the subsidies.
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Organizing and preserving old photo albums is a huge undertaking.
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And there is no preserving diversity for the mass market.
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But the Fed is interested in preserving its own legitimacy.
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Preserving indigenous languages has become a race against the clock.
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It had no vested interest in preserving the cable bundle.
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Does preserving and protecting this right to act collectively matter?
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Two decades later, preserving this work has become a mission.
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And the problem isn't just the past or preserving it.
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Steinem refuses the exam, preserving her vaginal sanctity like a
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A pst file is a format for preserving email messages.
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Some woolly mammoths became trapped in ice, preserving their bodies.
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This is a matter of preserving the rule of law.
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The new archive could play a role in preserving them.
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Why should I give a damn about preserving this system?
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At its heart, digitizing photos is all about preserving memories.
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It's not like he's preserving his cabinet's reputation for integrity.
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America should not be abroad preserving the liberal world order.
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"Over the years it became a mechanism for preserving privilege."
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" That message, Robb says, is "a white identity we're preserving.
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"I have little hope for preserving stag films," says Williams.
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Preserving biodiversity is the other imperative for creating these credits.
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This massive soju is used for preserving food, not drinking.
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Ms. Breedlove stressed the importance of preserving the sidewalk culture.
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Milwaukee's done a decent job of preserving its old structures.
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Businesses are preserving cash instead of deploying it for expansion.
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What good is preserving it if you're not happy there?
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For the most part, they succeeded in preserving the drones.
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Protecting and preserving the cultural heritage sites and sacred areas.
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The issues associated with preserving the I.N.F. Treaty are complex.
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As acts, the First Amendment is biased toward preserving them.
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How much does preserving a 'personal brand' play a role?
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The chemical stops the body's decay, while preserving the tissue.
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He quickly recognized that the print issues were worth preserving.
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Some people believe that rather than preserving our entire bodies, we should be focusing on preserving our brains by downloading all the data from them — a theory explored in the film Transcendence last year.
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"One consequence of that, for example, is that she may calculate that goals like preserving the rule of law and preserving civil and political rights, from attrition by Beijing, is best done quietly," Bush said.
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Getting them involved and interested is key to preserving our history.
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The tech giant came up with Privacy Preserving Ad Click Attribution.
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He's more concerned with spoiling his plans than preserving his marriage.
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You were preserving these over time and with what in mind?
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Preserving the money, more than reconnecting with Bobby, is her priority.
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Are you worried about preserving what you built at the SEC?
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I talked to them about the importance of preserving the office.
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In Hawaii, the focus is on preserving native species, especially plants.
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These countries have a clear self-interest in preserving fossil fuels.
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Warm words about preserving security through non-military means offer one.
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For Jackson, the biggest challenge in Greenland was preserving battery life.
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" Go deeper: "Preserving the Sistine Chapel Is a Never-Ending Task.
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Preserving things in bogs was surprisingly common back in those days.
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This is a way of preserving all of those things immediately.
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It's about preserving the big, charismatic animals that enrich our planet.
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MyHeritage is a platform for discovering, preserving and sharing family history.
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"We stand committed to preserving the natural beauty of our nation."
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The thing is, not all of those values are worth preserving.
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It will also go a long way to preserving family harmony.
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The program is, overall, considered an important service that's worth preserving.
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Preserving Somaliland's culture Halgan left Somaliland in 1991, resettling in France.
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At least Caixa and BB are undertaking (timid) capital-preserving measures.
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The task of preserving his power is a full-time job.
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The UAW is committed to protecting the environment and preserving jobs.
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Journalists have an obvious interest in preserving and expanding press freedom.
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This is a matter of preserving the rule of law. Rep.
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On the one hand, their relationship feels real, loving, worth preserving.
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The Democratic candidate won, preserving the party's control of the chamber.
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Retention of ... health care coverage, preserving the current 3% cost toemployees.
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Homeostasis is about preserving constancy in the face of changing conditions.
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The new fashion in authoritarianism requires preserving a veneer of democracy.
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All speakers always remember the urgency of preserving their party's majority.
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Brady also deserves credit for preserving incentives for investing in America.
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"For us, this study is about preserving mental health," he added.
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This week, we're witching, we're selling, and we're preserving the past.
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It's about preserving and protecting the Constitution of the United States.
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Automakers have a lot at stake in preserving the status quo.
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But it's the best chance of truly preserving your online anonymity.
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By coloring in a hot woman, Bieber is preserving his masculinity.
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A " restored" version , preserving Plath's apparent wishes, was published in 290.
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Without a deal preserving that arrangement, London's unique reach is imperiled.
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This would keep the beets raw, preserving their color and flavor.
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Neither possibility suggests he will be an ally in preserving democracy.
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But preserving the integrity of the Constitution is worth the fight.
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Debates in Portland anticipated debates about preserving the movement's progeny elsewhere.
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U.D. has no higher mission than creating and preserving affordable housing.
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Preserving — even cultivating — a capacity for shame, they are easily shamed.
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Barkley's next three attempts fell incomplete, preserving the win for Tennessee.
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High altitudes see fewer rain events and stay colder, preserving snow.
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Preserving democracy in the digital age will be no small challenge.
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But all are passionate about preserving the oceans of the world.
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Preserving a white majority is unlikely to be an overt goal.
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This is about preserving our way of life and our democracy.
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There's strong bipartisan support among lawmakers for preserving DACA, as well.
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But preserving the building's architectural integrity doesn't come without its challenges.
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"Kaikodo" means "The Hall of Preserving Antiquity" in Japanese and Chinese.
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And they agree that the Confederacy is about preserving Southern heritage.
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"It's worth preserving no matter what team put the bricks together."
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I'm offering an amendment to the #GOPTaxBill preserving full SALT deduction.
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Lastly, both sides love this country, and that is worth preserving.
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If the Vikings could do it, so can we. Preserving—a.k.a.
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By preserving the order of matches, it creates a digital edition.
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It's about preserving the "purity" of white Christian identity in Europe.
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And they might be preserving it for reasons that contradict Trump's.
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She points to Jefferson as an early example of preserving seeds.
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He sees a desperate power play aimed at preserving Roe v.
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"I think it certainly helps with preserving mystery and also preserving the idea that this person has their own life," Paltrow told Harper&aposs Bazaar, also joking that their sex life diminished after shacking up together.
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Preserving history, preserving the future In the frigid Arctic waters between Norway and the North Pole, there's a small island that houses the Svalbard Global Seed Vault, a collection of the world's most precious plant seeds.
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It's not up for debate, in my view, and those who do not see the connection between preserving the lives of fetuses and preserving the lives of adults should take a clear-eyed look at their consciences.
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The lower court had found the state intentionally tried to weaken the power of Hispanic voters by preserving the congressional district held by Farenthold and had relied too heavily race in preserving the district held by Doggett.
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"Preserving a metagame that has player skill as the main determinant of the outcome of battles is of greater importance than preserving a mechanic to align the generation's identity with, which we deem unnecessary," continued the statement.
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Bill O'Reilly has long been about preserving an earlier time in America.
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Still, she argues strongly there are incentives to preserving New York's heritage.
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I mean, people from all walks of life care about preserving wilderness.
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That's strike one against boosting prices in favor of preserving market share.
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And who would be responsible for preserving and protecting the sunken relic?
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The company thought through preserving its product, too—until the bitter end.
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The organization was founded in 1972 and began preserving bodies in 1982.
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The President is dedicated to preserving the originating rational of our nation.
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When it comes to preserving the EU project, politics will trump economics.
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In fact, it's essential to us preserving our place in the world.
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The measure is aimed in part at preserving public revenues from gambling.
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Recycling plays a crucial role in minimizing waste and preserving natural resources.
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Visibility and prestige are vitally important to preserving and promoting endangered languages.
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We care about preserving what's great about Kickstarter and improving what isn't.
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And Obama also stressed the importance of preserving the country's founding institutions.
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"It's not about the money, it's about preserving human dignity," quipped Les.
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Legally, maybe Cruz has clearly spoken in favor of preserving the rule.
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Nitrome is exploring its own vehicles for preserving and distributing their games.
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However, they said that appropriate instructions had been given about preserving documents.
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The iPhone does a better job at preserving natural color and detail.
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They share similar positions on trade, Super PACs, and preserving Social Security.
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That would be the best way of preserving its admirable economic progress.
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This includes operating national parks, leasing drilling rights, and preserving wildlife habitats.
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" The new bill is even dubbed the "Preserving Employee Wellness Programs Act.
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The genuinely rich tend to care about preserving and growing their wealth.
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The same with the idea of keeping it, transforming it, preserving it.
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Supposedly, human waste actually does a pretty great job of preserving artifacts.
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But remembering, preserving the self, not being ground down — it's not enough.
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"Preserving a forest means a very active plan and monitoring," Sarukhán said.
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The Pixel 33 beats both phones when it comes to preserving color.
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The government says it is all for preserving Lantau's paddy-turned-mudbaths.
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"It hasn't been preserved, so I can't keep preserving it," Culver said.
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The sand covering the artifacts acted as a protective coat, preserving them.
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A museum devoted to preserving the memory of partition opened in 2017.
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Ever since then, Russia is primarily interested in preserving what it has.
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But the agreement aims not just, as it must, at preserving life.
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In past years, Japanese companies were focused on preserving jobs, he said.
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In a way, their hack really was about preserving peace—sorta. 11.
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Environmentalists have said the South Atlantic is crucial to preserving whale diversity.
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" On preserving the line between comedy and journalism: "I'm not a journalist.
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We need to do the same by preserving the International Entrepreneur Rule.
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Mr. Smith's other charitable efforts reflect his commitment to preserving black history.
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Corruption within a self-serving and self-preserving bureaucracy is entirely predictable.
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It might still be called democracy, if the brand is worth preserving.
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The worldview in these regions is generally premised on preserving their homogeneity.
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The lesson is clear: Preserving parks means creating safeguards against government mismanagement.
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Mr. Comey's aides say it was about preserving the F.B.I.'s credibility.
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He has dedicated his life to preserving the traditions of Neapolitan pizza.
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Both parents then hunker down for the species-preserving imperative: Kids first.
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Shiva was 35 when she began physically collecting and preserving indigenous seeds.
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Preserving their anonymity however, does result in potential harm of unfathomable magnitude.
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"Historically, for the medical profession, everything is about preserving life," she said.
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Rather than preserving the nobility of the presidency, he is debasing it.
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"This is about preserving the power to gerrymander legislative districts," Messenger wrote.
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What do locals lose if resources are devoted to preserving certain establishments?
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OregonSaves offers three — preserving capital, growth and savings for a target date.
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Preserving the legality of sports betting also involves tracking unusual betting patterns.
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Learn how this disaster revealed the costs of preserving Italy's historical architecture.
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She added her clinics are following guidelines on preserving personal protective equipment.
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She worried less about appearance and more about preserving upper body strength.
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These projects include preserving bird sanctuaries, community tree building, and protecting grasslands.
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"In China, preserving stability is the most important thing," Mr. Tong said.
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Religious education serves a purpose, inculcating religious values and preserving religious traditions.
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Yet when speaking publicly, Trump often touts the importance of preserving forests.
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The research project, Project Silica, is designed for storing and preserving data.
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I learned to cook vegetables with the aim of preserving that perfection.
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That could come through nature-based solutions like preserving and restoring forests.
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Preserving your own uncertainty is defensible; putting others in jeopardy is not.
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She had started preserving her son's strands of hair and nail clippings.
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Buttigieg calls for a more robust public option but preserving private insurance.
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He was fine with preserving his botches, while according them scant respect.
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Not only are they preserving land, but they've also reduced water use.
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Preserving its chemical structure is key to any DNA data storage dreams.
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In fact, she sees no easy solution to preserving her father's legacy.
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Trump himself was naturally sympathetic to preserving business opportunities for American companies.
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Inside the church, I witnessed the community's focus on preserving North Slavey.
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Our Ethicist columnist debates preserving a historical artifact with a troubling history.
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Local villagers were commendably proactive about preserving the heritage of the area.
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Thus Christianity was perceived as preserving local cultures rather than destroying them.
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His main concern is preserving the right to be anonymous in public.
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Specifically, he wanted four men who he felt were instrumental in expanding and preserving the boundaries of America: Washington for getting things started, Jefferson for the Louisiana Purchase, Roosevelt for the Panama Canal, and Lincoln for preserving the Union.
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The true spirit of liberalism is not self-preserving, but radical and disruptive.
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The only way of preserving it is to cast it into sturdy rounds.
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"I'm interested in conveying information and encrypting it and preserving it," she explains.
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This was a nonpartisan action taken in the interest of preserving the republic.
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Why is building a nation somehow more worthy than preserving a husband's legacy?
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"This work is about preserving the cornerstone of our democracy," Walters-Morgan said.
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That is a long time for a life-preserving lake to have endured.
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He told People magazine he is preserving his wife's memory for their child.
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From the start, preserving the ads while speeding them up was a priority.
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They're also about preserving the food chains that we depend upon for survival.
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But actually we have to do a better job of preserving the web.
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But disclosing tax returns is a valuable political tradition thats well worth preserving.
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The effort to save the Icelandic language goes deeper than preserving cultural heritage.
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Don't you understand how essential a free press is to preserving our democracy?
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Giving up bottled water also means thinking long-term about preserving water security.
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The Chicago defense held on downs, however, preserving the club's third straight win.
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Two local groups who support preserving the Lee statue also condemned Saturday's protests.
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By preserving the existing capital gains tax, she would tax gains both ways.
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Bannon, by contrast, cares little about preserving the Republican Party or D.C. institutions.
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A color scanner Organizing and preserving old photo albums is a huge undertaking.
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Along with Murkowski, she supports preserving federal funding for Planned Parenthood as well.
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For Dunlap, it's about preserving something, passing accrued knowledge on to future generations.
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"Choice-preserving" and "low cost" are the key traits of the nudge's appeal.
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Ultimately, Americans must choose between preserving an antiquated tradition and protecting human rights.
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Undoubtedly, prosecutorial independence is a worthy tool for preserving the rule of law.
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Some see FGM as important for preserving a girl's virginity or for cleanliness.
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But successfully preserving those languages is essential to protecting and celebrating Indigenous culture.
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I think preserving yellow for the summer is the right thing to do.
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But Mr. Manuel's goal of preserving jazz history had already become a reality.
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In the White House, Mr. Trump has been vocal about preserving Confederate monuments.
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The opposition argues that widespread grassroots resistance is necessary to preserving Kenya's democracy.
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At the same time, government funding for preserving the city stopped coming in.
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But the actual legislation being marked up is incrementalist and status-quo preserving.
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President Trump promised clean water for all Americans while preserving our natural resources.
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It's about preserving the timely movement of goods Americans have come to expect.
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Admittingly, a good screen protector also plays a big part in preserving phones.
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Preserving this work is not just a matter of uploading old computer files.
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Or maybe preserving the old way was an unrealistic promise nobody could keep.
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Preserving patient access to pharmacies is one of my top priorities in Congress.
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That means preserving the INF treaty and bringing Russia back into full compliance.
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Front Burner Cured, a periodical about preserving food, is definitely a niche publication.
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But why not put a tad more effort into preserving your close friendship?
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"There's something very Berkeley-ish about preserving a historical building," Mr. Rinder said.
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Just like with a single HomePod, the bass thumps, while preserving the vocals.
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Preserving this secretive and temporary community was the underlying inspiration behind Esther's work.
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Project manager Joris Pauwels said Hadid was adamant about preserving the fire station.
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"Preserving the Wright legacy is important to the city," Ms. Dickstein said then.
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The constitutional part means preserving the civil rights safeguards enshrined in the Constitution.
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"Essentially, it's preserving the gene pool that feeds the world," Dr. Kistler said.
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So it's no wonder preserving these tax breaks was the company's top goal.
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Someone who believes in individual liberty and preserving the conditions that secure it.
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That makes preserving the Amazon a crucial tactic in combatting global climate change.
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These trade-offs have become apparent in previous approaches to preserving saline lakes.
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Dr. Murtagh expanded the park service's mission from conserving land to preserving places.
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If you're concerned with preserving your own reputation, that may well make sense.
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The lack of power affects everything from preserving fresh food to treating sewage.
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But he passed laws preserving mineral rights for the nation, not his chieftaincy.
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It is "preserving the story of Italian brands and designers," Mr. Monti said.
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Dry cleaning or preserving wedding outfits can also add to your overall bill.
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"If you want to make the neighborhood better, really, it's about preserving it."
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The lawyers argued that preserving the report was necessary for their legal cases.
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Of course, many regulations may be worth preserving in the eyes of Congress.
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For now, some say it is the best hope for preserving the heritage.
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Fortunately, small-batch preserving is extremely chic, and a great place to start.
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Do you think the act of preserving memories was a form of resistance?
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H. R. McMaster, General McMaster also argued in favor of preserving the deal.
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We support the president-elect's position regarding preserving the lives of unborn children.
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Such a ruling would be a radical step toward preserving our constitutional democracy.
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A petition in favor of preserving the building has garnered nearly 28,000 signatures.
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But he parted ways with them on preserving the law's donor-disclosure requirements.
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When he did speak, Mr. Xi emphasized the need for preserving public stability.
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A thoughtful, honest explanation can go a long way toward preserving your job.
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Founded in 1920, Pinhais is one of Portugal&aposs last surviving preserving factories.
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Preserving a safe and healthy ecological system is no longer a realistic possibility.
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They say the net neutrality rules are essential for preserving an open internet.
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It's a way of preserving an indigenous culture that often feels under threat.
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Not after House Republicans proposed the so-called Preserving Employee Wellness Programs Act.
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The absurdly titled Preserving Employee Wellness Programs Act would do just the opposite.
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It's also this idea of preserving the artisanal Balinese craft of jewelry making.
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How much time has to pass before its passage might be worth preserving?
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Preserving and expanding local journalism means reforming this law passed 50 years ago.
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One day we might build on their islands of decency; they're worth preserving.
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Preserving existing arms control regimes and promoting new initiatives should also be priorities.
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She heads a non-profit organization committed to preserving and protecting the environment.
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I thought about preserving the cake in glass, or embalming it in wax.
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Leading that group of cooperative projects are two that warrant special attention – preserving our cooperative transport arrangement to and from the space station, and preserving our launch of major, outer orbit satellites on Atlas V rockets with Russian RD-180 engines.
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Leadership is looking at other options for preserving these provisions in the final bill.
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It therefore needs to tread carefully, preserving the company's future without obstructing needed reforms.
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He said, "Preserving them means we're helping to preserve our heritage for the future."
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But when you're a Black reporter, you're not just preserving history, you're making it.
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Motherboard is preserving the source's anonymity to talk more candidly about a sensitive event.
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As he described it, the technique of preserving plants has been consistent for centuries.
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I'm not sure why those Italian Americans are so interested in preserving Columbus Day.
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"The success of this new tissue-preserving treatment is welcome news indeed," he said.
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Trading DNA comes with the added benefit of preserving genetic information elsewhere, said Helman.
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The central bank's main task is to keep inflation down while preserving financial stability.
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"We are going to be very careful in preserving the perishable evidence," he said.
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The main problem with preservation is that it's not immediately apparent what's worth preserving.
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Less plastic synapses are good at preserving memories but poor at storing new ones.
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But for Cathedral high school, there's more at stake than preserving its Catholic identity.
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Most importantly, it's a way of preserving her mom's dignity with warmth and devotion.
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Second, there are provisions aimed at preserving the number of beds in psychiatric wards.
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DennyVonDoom also suggests preserving material that's reported for rule violations, instead of deleting evidence.
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She has formed an association, Drop of Milk, dedicated to preserving Egypt's Jewish heritage.
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Whether that can be done while preserving entanglement was, for a long time, unclear.
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Empowering workers, protecting public health, and preserving landscapes were part of a single effort.
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Over time, this hardened into limestone, preserving the bones within for millions of years.
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That act was more important to Pelosi than preserving the tradition of her office.
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The stamps portray both Bowie's album covers as well as preserving dynamic concert photos.
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"We have to do our part in preserving our culture and traditions," he added.
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They presumably see more long term value from preserving existing institutions than undermining them.
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For thousands of years, fermentation has been a key way of preserving raw food.
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We rounded up some of our favorite "pickles" for your next foray into preserving.
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There's also the instinctive, ego-preserving inclination to design the best version of oneself.
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Place beets on the labne and spoon calabrian chile and the preserving oil over.
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But preserving materials from the internet is much harder than sealing them under glass.
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Many Palestinians' very identity seems more oriented to preserving grievance than to achieving peace.
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They undertook a decade-long project of illustrating, and that way preserving, his designs.
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" "We are committed to fostering, cultivating and preserving our culture of diversity and inclusion.
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But the argument that preserving private insurance promotes choice is not one of them.
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Taryn: Today, executive chef Billy Oliva leads the kitchen in preserving Delmonico's original recipes.
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While every life is precious, to me, saving children is about preserving our future.
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But its health and persistence depends upon restraint and ethical commitments to preserving democracy.
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The country's leadership was seen as reactive and focused on preserving the status quo.
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Understanding how and why a family's wealth was created is crucial to preserving it.
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But GOP leaders stripped that provision from the final bill, preserving the status quo.
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Two close plays prevented Musgrove from preserving his 2-1 lead in the fifth.
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He says the rules, aimed at preserving agricultural land, simply won't permit a winery.
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We're committing to preserving and protecting the board's ability to exercise its independent judgement.
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One will be focused on preserving existing affordable housing units and building new ones.
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Simply put, Trump's plan has no goal of preserving or expanding health insurance coverage.
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It's exhausting but so important if we have any hope of preserving our democracy.
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"In general, women are more cautious and more concerned with preserving capital," said Ramnani.
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The very idea is counterintuitive to a nation devoted to protecting and preserving life.
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Bombino's way of preserving Tuareg culture is to package it for the wider world.
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Murkowski and Collins have also emphasized the importance of preserving funding for Planned Parenthood.
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That has been interpreted as meaning preserving ties with the EU in many areas.
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Arguments made to advocate for preserving the estate tax fail to justify its costs.
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It could also mean preserving existing emission standards and fuel efficiency requirements, Zichal said.
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A handful of leaders, including Wes Wise, then the mayor, succeeded in preserving it.
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Yet she'd been filling her weekends with canning and preserving, hobbies she pursued diligently.
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Domino Park is not the only site preserving tokens of South Williamsburg's vibrant past.
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More than documenting Jewish art, the index is preserving it as much as possible.
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Despite these concerns, I believe preserving an open platform is more important than ever.
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For example, tokenization is a well-understood privacy-preserving technique for facilitating data sharing.
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The great conservative narrative of preserving traditional values and institutions is no longer tenable.
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This information is mostly useless for reconstructing, or preserving, your personal experience with Facebook.
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Still, an even bigger challenge looms for indigenous cooks: identifying and preserving their cuisine.
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In 1989 she founded the Dorkay House Trust, dedicated to preserving the building's history.
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To Mr. Sugarman, preserving the city's creative personality is key to Asbury Park's vibrancy.
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"Despite these concerns, I believe preserving an open platform is more important than ever."
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If Senator Susan Collins, Republican of Maine, were actually committed to preserving Roe v.
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Preserving jobs will be difficult as the coronavirus begins to force factories to close.
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In a statement, Gregory G. Dell'Omo, Rider's president, praised the agreement for preserving Westminster.
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The Gallants have made the farm their home while respecting and preserving its history.
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Can Canada realistically get improvements or are the talks more about preserving the agreement?
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The team is considering preserving the bodies in a memorial center and for study.
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Progressive advocates plan to protest the hearing to show their support for preserving Obamacare.
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Sulyandziga of CSIPN said the whole world has a stake in preserving native languages.
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"We urge all Kenyans to know the importance of preserving the environment," she said.
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It is the very essence of hedging and is critical to preserving investor capital.
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For many years, Gabon has been a leader in Africa in preserving its rainforests.
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In the time since, various documentarians have approached about preserving her legacy on film.
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"I was just preserving the two-party system," he said jokingly to me afterward.
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I conjure his voice and respond to it, preserving his presence in my life.
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His main backer, Iran, takes a harder line in favor of preserving his power.
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That's about preserving the democracy that our country has enjoyed for over 200 years.
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It's so strange that I had been preserving an idea that didn't exist anymore.
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"[There] needs to be international cooperation that makes preserving nature a priority," Rosenberg said.
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But, if anything, Chloe's self-preserving nature only liberates the franchise from Drake's ego.
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The key is preserving your sanity and encouraging financial stability for both parties involved.
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Wisconsin is preserving its eighth seat by a narrow margin of about 28503,22019 residents.
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Our national-parks system contains a beautiful idea about preserving common space for everybody.
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That makes preserving and restoring these systems a powerful tool in limiting climate change.
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They do this all while preserving the lives of those on scene, including children.
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Preserving gun access is just one of the accomplishments that Ms. Stefanik points to.
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They can breathe, and they can think, mindful of preserving energy without cooling down.
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Research showed many voters in the area are most concerned about preserving Lake Erie.
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The Supreme Court in 2012 and 2015 issued rulings preserving Obama's top legislative achievement.
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In Bologna, it was so intense how much they put into preserving their traditions.
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"We do this in good faith with the overarching objective of preserving the JCPoA and in the sincere hope of finding a way forward to resolve the impasse through constructive diplomatic dialogue, while preserving the agreement and remaining within its framework," they said.
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In an article published last year in ARTFORUM, Mazzanti cites a 2007 study that estimates the yearly cost of preserving the 4K digital master of an average-length feature to be over 12 times as expensive as preserving an archival film master.
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It's been really hard for librarians to convince people that preserving the web is important.
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"We were approached about preserving this art environment a decade ago and declined," Yoho explained.
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Can you speak about the importance of preserving ephemera from a historic and financial viewpoint?
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It has a clear objective—preserving the agreement—but no practical means to achieve it.
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The 26 cm long fossil preserving the right side of the skull of Birgeria americana.
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"We would really like to find buyers committed to preserving the integrity of Cerro Gordo."
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And since 2015, iDash has been funding annual competitions to develop privacy-preserving genomics protocols.
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Antitrust was essentially invented by Louis Brandeis, [who] was concerned about was preserving competitive capitalism.
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It also highlights the importance of preserving the privacy and digital rights of every individual.
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Preserving its wild relatives is key, but maize lines are dying out in Central America.
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Preserving its wild relatives is key, but maize lines are dying out in Central America.
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"What we're doing when we use emulation is not preserving the artwork, necessarily," he said.
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What would happen if the tradition of preserving civilian rule were to erode or disappear?
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So the key here is to continue preserving tradition while also absorbing elements of modernity.
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Preserving the memory of the Holocaust has long been a central tenet of Israeli identity.
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Charged with the crucial task of preserving our past, museums must now navigate the future.
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Needless to say, we don't mess around when it comes to preserving our favorite products.
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They thrive when policy is in flux, preserving old perks and pushing for new ones.
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Putting growth before profits also suited its mighty unions, for which preserving jobs is paramount.
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This lets them check the data without making any actual measurement, thereby preserving the superposition.
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The challenge facing Republicans is preserving it for the remaining four weeks of the campaign.
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Donlin is the museum technician in charge of cataloging and preserving the Vietnam Memorial collection.
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Republicans cited boosts in funding for border security and the military as preserving conservative principles.
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Sports Direct has expressed interest in preserving at least some of them, the people said.
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"By preserving the Clotilda, Alabama has the opportunity to preserve a piece of history," Gov.
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This stress also affects black parents' ability to parent effectively while preserving a nurturing relationship.
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Preserving what's meaningful and deleting what isn't will be an arduous project for another day.
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Linenthal has authored numerous books, including Preserving Memory: The Struggle to Create America's Holocaust Museum.
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And preserving thousands of affordable units frees local government from needing to subsidize new ones.
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A guiding phrase inside Facebook is "preserving optionality" — Stanford-speak for keeping your alternatives open.
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"Everyone is focused on preserving the economic side of the agreement," said an EU diplomat.
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Trump promised to balance the budget while cutting taxes and preserving entitlements — which isn't possible.
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He also insisted the center's breeding program is vital to preserving North America's Asian elephants.
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Now Facebook is taking the next step toward preserving the sanctity of the Live format.
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Do Europe and its patchwork quilt of nations and languages have an identity worth preserving?
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Eventually, these shells get covered in sediment, preserving their contents for protracted periods of time.
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Mrs Bose has devoted much of her life to collecting and preserving the historical record.
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Time will tell if enough Senate Democrats consider net neutrality a substantive policy worth preserving.
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This ethical focus on preserving life is the substrate of Judaism, first, last and always.
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A native Cincinnatian, Mecklenborg has made preserving the memory of the subway his life's work.
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So you're less critiquing frat culture than you are presenting, or preserving, what it is?
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Flake has also been a strong advocate for immigration reform and preserving DACA-like protections.
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Sixteen months into his term, Trump is now all-in on preserving that Senate majority.
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"Plaintiffs are preserving Jahi's body from its natural post-mortem course," the hospital's lawyers wrote.
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For them, the thing that matters—the only thing that matters—is preserving the land.
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This is about the broader issue of preserving compassionate, high-quality care for all children.
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We need a 21st-century approach that simultaneously protects residents while preserving these rich ecosystems.
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Preserving the rights of capital is the goal, even when that means sacrificing democratic demands.
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Zcash is not the only privacy-preserving cryptocurrency, of course; others include Monero and Dash.
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These Christian purists have legitimate concerns about preserving and reviving the faith of their traditions.
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Internal checks and balances like these are essential to preserving our founders' vision of government.
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The watch is also designed to be intelligent when it comes to preserving battery life.
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Globally, preserving and restoring forests could cut GHG more than eliminating all cars on earth.
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Talk about "sustaining" nature, or "preserving" it, only exacerbates this mourning and indulges our melancholia.
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Smith maintained an almost perfect stillness, preserving energy for his precious moments on the air.
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Paul on Tuesday said that establishment Republicans are always concerned with preserving their political power.
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I do a hell of a lot of washing, cleaning, cooking, renewing, supporting, preserving, etc.
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" "We've been cooperating with law enforcement from the moment this happened, which includes preserving evidence.
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Instead, he has campaigned heavily on preserving Medicare and Social Security and on local issues.
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Baghdad was committed to "preserving Iraq's unity and preventing any attempt for separation," he added.
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The purchase of the historic landmark is contingent on the new owner preserving Perchetti's collection.
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I admire him for leading the charge for preserving that history for all of us.
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VGS' innovation comes in replacing this data with "format preserving aliases" that are privacy safe.
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I do a hell of a lot of washing, cleaning, cooking, renewing, supporting, preserving, etc. . .
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When it comes to preserving future mushroom stocks, the ecology of the forest is key.
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We're interested in preserving Western civilization, that's why we see the rise of theism dangerous.
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Throughout her career, Leonard has kept an endearing commitment to preserving the intimate and personal.
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I use music and performance as a way of preserving history and processing my experience.
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We don't need to make a false choice between supporting agriculture and preserving the environment.
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For many years, the country has been a leader in Africa in preserving its rainforests.
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We are committed to preserving and providing access to the Armstrong Papers in our care.
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When we talk about preserving the "evidence" of history, we must also ask: Which history?
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Preserving coverage for people with preexisting conditions is popular among both liberal and conservative voters.
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It is about our democratic way of life and preserving our gains as a people.
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Towering barriers — "peace walls" is the official euphemism — bisect neighborhoods, preserving stability by separating communities.
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Preserving the idea of America as a nation of immigrants requires more than just compassion.
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And preserving the movement's legislative victories would still require maintaining control of the Supreme Court.
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"How do you accommodate as many people as you can while still preserving the resource?"
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"Russians never lost all those skills of preserving food for the winter," Ms. Morales said.
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Albergo diffuso, diffused hotel, has played a big role in preserving ancient towns and structures.
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Leaks can be a roundabout way of preserving an independent check on an unreliable executive.
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That could potentially disrupt her fan base, something that she is deeply protective of preserving.
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It's devoted to exhibiting and preserving LGBTQ art, and supporting the artists who create it.
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In Teotitlán, Mr. Gutiérrez is not the only artisan concerned with preserving Zapotec weaving traditions.
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"Preserving wealth starts with minimizing capital losses and not reaching for unrealistic returns," said Sonnenfeldt.
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Time to start preserving in earnest to hold you over during the long months ahead.
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"Sport is not the most important thing right now, preserving human life is," Bach said.
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"That may sound like bare-knuckle politics, but preserving democracy calls for toughness," he says.
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The federal response to the 2008 economic crisis was remarkably successful in preserving American corporations.
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Their videos are slick, packed with clean-cut, white Europeans speaking about preserving their homeland.
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He set out to rewrite those spiteful myths by showcasing and preserving other, truthful narratives.
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" The U.S. White House, in a statement, praised Habibie's "great leadership in preserving Indonesia's unity.
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"Sport is not the most important thing right now, preserving human life is," Bach said.
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Yet he provides no clue as to how they decide which traditions are worth preserving.
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He sees glass as a way of preserving his culture while also moving it forward.
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Preserving the extraordinary diversity of the Indian subcontinent requires a commitment to secular, democratic values.
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Sustainability and preserving the local environment might be the next big thing in luxury travel.
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In the interest of preserving democracy, we need engaged citizens to go to the polls.
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To fix medical problems, 44 boys had circumcisions and 137 patients had foreskin-preserving procedures.
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"It's a modest investment to preserving the region from future instability and uncertainty," he said.
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Conservatives believe in preserving and carrying on the best of the past — not its worst.
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The emergence of their businesses was driven by mission—an insistence on preserving digital rights.
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Building and preserving our brain is an ongoing process, so make lifelong learning a priority.
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"This is about preserving the legacy and the history of double Dutch," Ms. Johnson said.
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Preserving a continuous national heritage and tradition was an explicit part of the "Leave" campaign.
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President-elect Trump has expressed a commitment to fostering economic growth and preserving American jobs.
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Raising the alarm about illegal voting furthers the Republican Party's current strategy for preserving power.
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He said park officials had done a great job preserving the town's old-time feel.
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Republicans argue that the rules were heavy-handed and unnecessary for preserving an open internet.
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They wanted to make reading fun while preserving the bonding experience for the entire family.
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Such agreements can reduce conflicts of law for U.S. companies while preserving important privacy protections.
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Writing was Alcott's act of autonomy, a way of preserving herself through observation and imagination.
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A restoration of the rule of law begins with preserving its highest form – our Constitution.
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So this policy approach hardly seems to be about preserving life or reducing unwanted pregnancies.
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International leaders should immediately convey to the incoming administration the importance of preserving the deal.
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Some local leaders also see the plant as a vehicle for preserving the island's character.
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How then to square the circle of preserving domestic production capacity without penalizing Japanese imports?
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In other parts of the world, governments and nonprofits are compensating people for preserving forests.
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The Mississippi activists we interviewed remain committed to preserving the historical record despite the vandalism.
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What are we trying to save when we talk about preserving the city's cultural heritage?
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They also must maintain popular backing and keep a sharp focus on preserving the constitution.
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So far, the argument for preserving the "wilderness experience" has kept these changes at bay.
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Progressive historians, economists, and politicians argue that the latter priority is key to preserving democracy.
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We have a long-established role in preserving the values that consumers care about online.
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The Trump administration is just preserving a status quo that the Obama administration had established.
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Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) blocking Wheeler's regulations and preserving states' authority over municipal broadband efforts.
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Just preserving the current partisan makeup of the Senate would be a triumph for them.
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Preserving web-based content is what Rhizome has been concerned with since the very beginning.
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There, he observed elephants and monkeys, later preserving these creatures on paper in detailed prints.
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The Michelangelo Foundation, he said, would go some way to preserving an important thread of social fabric on the Continent: respect for exceptional workmanship that embodies culture and place, and preserving and protecting the boundless creativity of human beings in a rapidly changing world.
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Though the surgery is generally safe and may be life-preserving, it is not without complications.
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Your support for illegal retaliation under the pretence of preserving a rule-based order is bizarre.
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Preserving the lake would free Israel to offer Jordan more water under a 1994 peace treaty.
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But there's another important reason for preserving the Battle of Atlanta painting, Boardman and Jones say.
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But in the interest of preserving party unity, Obama and Biden remain largely on the sidelines.
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Still, these new policies make preserving the environment—which is already a challenge— even more difficult.
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There are 85 memory-preserving ideas in "Passed and Present" that aim to answer that question.
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Filled to the rafters with artifacts, the Valley Relics Museum is committed to preserving that history.
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It is easy to imagine the utilitarian argument for preserving the lives of doctors over others.
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Jabra includes a hard zip-up case with the 85h, which is helpful for preserving them.
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Preserving the legitimacy of independent central banks also relies on the actions of central bankers themselves.
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That would make President Trump's reelection more likely, preserving a market-friendly tone to government policy.
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So, if preserving your carpeting is top-of-mind for you, go with some rubber mats.
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The Tempest ticks the industrial-strategy box, too, preserving 18,000 jobs on the Typhoon production-line.
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Since then, Erdogan has used force to crush a peaceful protest about preserving a green park.
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But Iran has an interest in preserving the deal and keeping the other signatories on board.
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Alas, it's 2018 and our version of the life-preserving liquid doesn't come from a conquistador.
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Efforts directed at preserving spotted owls receive $4.4m a year, through various channels, from American taxpayers.
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It is a powerful adaptation, with Sarah Polley's screenplay preserving the ambiguity of Ms Atwood's novel.
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If you care about preserving the open internet, you'd better get ready to fight for it.
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I am a constitutional conservative dedicated to preserving the checks and balances created by the founders.
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The alt-right's priority, first and foremost, is preserving America's status as a white-majority nation.
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Amber is especially terrible at preserving DNA, and the team doesn't want to damage the specimen.
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The Wyoming specimen is no exception, preserving fine details of this ancient creature in crisp relief.
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The EFF would "find a way of preserving the ideology of the '60s," Kapor told WIRED.
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Once the perfect pitch is found, users are then tasked with the challenge of preserving it.
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Preserving or regrowing forests, coastal vegetation, and grassy rangelands don't just absorb carbon from the atmosphere.
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And in a trusted, private-preserving way, we can reason over this data and create intelligence.
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When in doubt, remember that preserving your trading capital is just as important as making money.
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After countless headlines and celebrity viral videos, we've lost the war on preserving the hoverboard name.
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What do you think the role of social media is in either preserving or encouraging art?
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The only arguments for preserving the bank are made by those seeking "featherbedding" in the swamp.
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Still, I trust that the show can go there while preserving what has made Saul distinct.
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He was a great president, a strong supporter of preserving the Union, and a wonderful wordsmith.
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If Democrats are to capitalize on this moment, they can't satisfy themselves with merely preserving Obamacare.
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North Korea long ago perfected the art of "talks about talks" while preserving its nuclear options.
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"The plan is giving farmers a financial incentive for preserving native areas on farm," Pires said.
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Rand Paul, who held up the proceedings after being denied a vote on preserving budget caps.
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Mark Warner called into question Facebook's abysmal track record in preserving people's privacy on its platforms.
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If preserving Till's story with dignity for the next generation requires hardened steel, so be it.
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There could be more to it than preserving the president-elect's mendacious "drain-the-swamp" pledge.
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Rather, it is about preserving the status quo by favorably managing escalation to win limited wars.
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The right's talk of preserving American greatness, Dunbar-Ortiz proposes, comes directly from this violent history.
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Ever since, preserving and propagating the world's oldest and biggest trees has been his divine mission.
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Board of Education, even while we insist on preserving the holistic consideration of race in admissions.
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China and the United States both have too much interest in preserving the current trade environment.
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The Obama administration pulled its punches, holding robust American counteraction hostage to preserving the nuclear deal.
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One of the most common conditions as a result of under-preserving canned foods is botulism.
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Hawks and conservatives, in particular, see the Trident program as vital to preserving Britain's international clout.
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"By preserving the Clotilda, Alabama has the opportunity to preserve a piece of history," Alabama Gov.
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We believe that you own your data and preserving your access to such data is important.
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None of the other women had children, by self-preserving design, and despite intense emotional ambivalence.
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No patient should face amputation without first ensuring that all limb-preserving treatment options are considered.
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Zuckerberg said he and Chan bought the land because they're "dedicated to preserving its natural beauty."
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SOUTHPORT "Pages from Pequot — The Birds and the Bees: Preserving Their Habitat," exhibition from special collections.
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SOUTHPORT "Pages From Pequot — The Birds and the Bees: Preserving Their Habitat," exhibition from Special Collections.
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Iran is preserving maximum flexibility to finely calibrate its nuclear advancements to match its political goals.
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Altogether, administrative closure proved a vital procedural tool for preserving due process and enhancing docket efficiency.
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That's why I've been arguing for a balance between war-winning capabilities and peace-preserving capacity.
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In the war years, he became obsessed with preserving and asserting an identity of his own.
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Those interested in preserving our current campaign finance law should cheer for these limits to fall.
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The nonprofit encodes languages for the digital age, preserving them in amber for their onscreen afterlife.
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Yet, preserving nature's grandeur in National Parks and other federal lands has costs for surrounding communities.
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Ms. Rousseff should recognize that this is worth preserving — even if it costs her the presidency.
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Why is preserving free and open internet particularly important to marginalized communities, including minority faith groups?
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Countries often have specific economic and political interests in preserving, protecting, and promoting their own language.
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To me, preserving those institutions and those freedoms that allow those disagreements is critical and essential.
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Daft Punk carve out the fragmentary hearts of old songs, preserving their essence in digital amber.
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Racists still claim they are preserving a dying way of life against outside forces of change.
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High Retention Rates Sodexo has proven its resilience through the cycle, reducing costs and preserving profitability.
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The largest chunk of their $85033 million budget is going toward preserving Republican majorities in Congress.
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The Red Sox came close to preserving their season, and Ortiz's career, in the ninth inning.
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In the end, Starr said, California is a collective idea with preserving, it is beyond ideology.
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"Preserving cash is the key to protecting our business," Cathay said in a statement last month.
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"Preserving that benefit structure while we're in this policy gray space is really important," she said.
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Given these risks, access to legal abortion is, in general, life- and health-preserving for women.
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Strategically, Moscow and Tehran see eye to eye in terms of preserving the existing Syrian government.
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Rewilding will be a significant trend in preserving ecosystems where all species matter, said Dr. Ripple.
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As a visiting scholar at New York University, he conducted research on preserving federally assisted housing.
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As Snapchat has gotten bigger, it has more readily adopted the idea of preserving user content.
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In that case, the administration compromised by revoking two waivers and preserving waivers for three sites.
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I was also just terrified about like preserving my high school self in a documentary forever.
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He stopped Sebastian Aho with a pad save with about six minutes left, preserving the shutout.
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Mr. Dressler, the archaeologist, says there has been a shift in attitudes about preserving the wall.
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Feelings are an evolutionary solution nature has come up with as a way of preserving life.
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In particular, Mr. Grunewald argued, spaces like the music room and reception area were worth preserving.
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Establishing protected areas is critically important work, and the first line of defense is preserving biodiversity.
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Managing today's crisis "is about preserving what we've done over the last 10 years," Kuykendall said.
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"We're interested in preserving the dynamic systems that exist in the ecosystem upon which we depend."
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Kamchatka's isolation has gradually ebbed, with tension emerging between preserving it and developing its natural resources.
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"No one has a greater interest in preserving and expanding milk markets than DFA," he added.
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The First Amendment protects individuals in the service of preserving the necessary conditions of representative government.
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"As a former Navy SEAL … it's about preserving our heritage of why we fight," he said.
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I am a constitutional conservative dedicated to preserving the checks and balances created by the Founders.
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For healthcare incumbents, there is no more time for watching, waiting, or preserving the status quo.
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But preserving peace and security in an increasingly important zone is not our only interest here.
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Over the course of my career, waging war and preserving peace has grown infinitely more complex.
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The idea is that preserving the protective cuticle is more important than washing the gunk off.
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However, an early diagnosis is key for a high chance of a cure and preserving vision.
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Would it make premiums more affordable while still preserving coverage for people with pre-existing conditions?
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He has committed years of service to preserving the historic Christian communities of the Middle East.
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Two Virginia business owners have revived a Colonial-era preserving method to create the lamb ham.
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We need to figure out better ways of preserving, improving and caring for what we have.
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"Thank you @FLOTUS for preserving part of a tree I & so many have treasured," Clinton tweeted.
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Attorney generals from 22 blue states filed a lawsuit in February aimed at preserving net neutrality.
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Labour has also done better at preserving long-standing traditions of street politics while embracing innovations.
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But in neither case is this true, because history and preserving memory are not the same.
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Make your yard a bird paradise by planting native shrubs, preserving exposed limbs and avoiding pesticides.
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By, once again, establishing a bipartisan solution to preserving and protecting a free and open internet.
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The approval came with conditions on preserving jobs and employee rights at Kaiser's, the ministry added.
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Reform should resolve crucial issues threatening the WTO's existence, while preserving the interests of developing countries.
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At the agency level, 'success' is reflected in growing, or at least preserving, the agency's budget.
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Preserving mangroves is a lot easier than, for example, turning captured carbon dioxide into basalt rock.
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And preserving that was more important to him than getting in and putting his briefcase down.
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Do nothing, and the deal likely stands, preserving a pact that Republicans have lambasted for years.
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Sphagnum mosses wrap around fur, wood, skin, casting their spell of chemical protection, preserving them whole.
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Yet there is no middle ground when it comes to preserving archives of digital-born film.
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That's one way the Met can contribute its professionalism and expertise to preserving that cultural heritage.
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The new owners say they are committed to preserving that tradition, but are still deciding how.
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To liberal advocacy groups focused primarily on preserving Obamacare, Heller's remarks Friday came as welcome news.
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But I also heard about community organizers and city planners preserving diversity through mixed-income housing.
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Unfortunately, preserving the original photo isn't the only issue you'll face when backing up your images.
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Heeding the advice of Dion Neutra, the architect's son, Ron is almost singlehandedly preserving the home.
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But builders will have to mind the delicate balance between preserving history and preventing future disasters.
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But let us linger on what history we'll be preserving as long as Confederate memorials stand.
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So they now try to increase chances of success by preserving multiple embryos for future attempts.
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It allows me to unite two passions, connecting to people socially and preserving and enhancing lives.
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For many people, preserving their photos is a major concern when switching to a new device.
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A divided GOP and united Democratic party offers liberals their best hope of preserving the law.
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They cover everything from Taiwan and Hong Kong to internet security, the legal system and "preserving stability".
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So far, that looks like strike two against cutting supplies to increase prices over preserving market share.
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For young immortalists, it's all about preserving the body so it's better-prepared for breakthroughs to come.
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Other leaders in this space are also helping make strides in preserving sharks for years to come.
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Preserving evidence and reducing contamination Ensuring the sprawling crime scene was not contaminated was a major challenge.
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To me, especially as a journalist, the march was also about preserving democracy and the First Amendment.
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The company noted at the time that preserving deleted tweets violated user privacy and its developer agreement.
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Preserving the filibuster now could give Democrats more leverage in the future, proponents of this strategy say.
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"We would really like to find buyers committed to preserving the integrity of Cerro Gordo," Rasmuson said.
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It's important to note that camera encryption alone won't solve the issue of actually preserving vulnerable data.
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The final bill goes further by preserving the same deduction for state and local income-tax payments.
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The selection runs the gamut from color-preserving shampoos, volumizing mousse, hair supplements, and fancy hot tools.
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No national GOP leader since has accepted that preserving the government services Americans want requires higher taxes.
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"Under Sessions, there is no regard for preserving or prioritizing the work of civil rights," said Anders.
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They argued it was irrational to worry about "non-economic" issues like preserving local control over business.
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Even Russia, lately contemptuous of international norms, has every interest in preserving the anathema against such weapons.
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To Sigcho, it's just another sign developers like Ahitow aren't interested in preserving Pilsen's culture or history.
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So preserving these convictions becomes far more important to people than some abstract commitment to truth. Absolutely.
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The Internet Archive is preserving all our Nintendo Power memories by putting all the back issues online.
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Most of them concentrate in whole or in part on simply preserving the capital they already possess.
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The South's Unification Ministry says preserving and unifying the language is needed to prepare for eventual unification.
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And McIntyre's research in preserving pig brains has also won a prize from the Brain Preservation Foundation.
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Even preserving the prior model's pixel count at a larger size would have been a better solution.
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Thinking about preserving the Earth and holding it in reverence is part of the regular Pagan lifestyle.
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Instead he builds: his dream is another 50 museums, preserving still more relics for his fellow Chinese.
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ITALY'S ECONOMY MINISTER TRIA SAYS LOWER TAX BURDEN MUST BE PURSUED WITHIN CONTEXT OF PRESERVING FINANCIAL STABILITY
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At a price tag of $80,000, it's less than half the cost of preserving your whole body.
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But his aides say the speaker wants to focus on his main mission: Preserving the House majority.
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But the opinions offer starkly different visions of the courts' role in preserving democratic norms and institutions.
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IE projects aim to operate on their own economic basis while preserving or enhancing the local ecology.
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David Sieg has spent the last twenty years preserving the only working Scanimate machine in the world.
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Open since the late 90s, Boiler Room has survived the years while preserving its old school charm.
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How to guard against malicious falsehoods while preserving as much access as possible for as many people?
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The FBI is placing paramount importance on preserving the ability to use this technique in the future.
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She has dedicated her life to chronicling and preserving the art, culture and achievements of black lesbians.
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But for World, Capcom did a fantastic job of preserving that DNA while judiciously excising unnecessary elements.
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Now you'll be able to choose to mute the offending profile instead, thus preserving any IRL relationships.
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They must avoid war, obviously, by preserving and enhancing the institutions that enable countries to work together.
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The exhibition seeks to raise the profile of preserving the early web while there's still a chance.
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On Thursday, she unveiled a more comprehensive plan for preserving reproductive rights that includes codifying Roe v.
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Data encoded with FontCode can also endure across any image-preserving digital format, like PDF or PNG.
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It also keeps the size of government in check, preserving our constitutional system of checks and balances.
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A major part of growing (and preserving) the hair on your head is making proper styling choices.
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By preserving it we (specifically Westerners) uphold a fiction of unquestioned identity and, by extension, cultural supremacy.
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Additionally, cloning techniques offer the possibility of preserving the genetics of endangered species to promote greater biodiversity.
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This includes preserving an open internet and it must begin with Chairman Pai and the FCC. Rep.
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So you're not going to be able to preserve pre-existing conditions without preserving the mandate itself.
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Let's show just how much generosity, kindness and compassion America has by preserving Medicaid coverage for children.
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Preserving and strengthening America's security interests and protecting American jobs demand a fully funded U.S. Coast Guard.
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Some instead prefer the idea of "nudging" people towards better decisions, while preserving their freedom to choose.
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Kudos to Solomon for preserving these papers, and for sharing them with the world in this way.
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"It's not just about creating content, it's about preserving culture, keeping this Namibian dream alive," Similo says.
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Critically, such development creates new housing options, rather than simply preserving existing low-cost units, she noted.
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But the company confirmed that it plans to soon give users the option of preserving broadcasts indefinitely.
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Haldane insists there is no dichotomy between acknowledging past policy mistakes and preserving a central bank's credibility.
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Beneath Jewish rituals, customs and rules lies a simple and sacred idea: preserving the sanctity of life.
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Excited by the find, Lobley immediately crafted a PhD proposal focused on understanding and preserving the collection.
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That means preserving HCBS and no longer defaulting to taxpayer-funded institutionalization of Americans with significant disabilities.
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After all, the government has no interest stronger than preserving the integrity of the American democratic process.
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Much of the opposition from conservatives comes from their view that preserving the expansion increases the entitlement.
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They will be tasked with preserving our natural resources, advancing technology, curing diseases and protecting our citizens.
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Preserving a party's political power has nothing to do with anything other than benefiting those party leaders.
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There's still a group trying to bring back the vibrancy while also preserving the old world heritage.
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Our government can protect national security while still preserving Americans' rights to free speech and free association.
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They'll essentially be deciding between preserving the state's heritage of family farms or adapting to stay competitive.
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The experts said the key to success is to inform and involve men while preserving women's autonomy.
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This represents further progress in preserving a woman's fertility from the impact of cancer treatments, experts say.
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Rather than talk about preserving ecosystems or animal populations, perhaps instead we should talk about promoting them.
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Its leadership has managed to remain in control, while preserving power, and shoring up massive private wealth.
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Vans began the contest in 2016 as a means of preserving skate culture and growing skateboarding globally.
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So why doesn't the Navajo Nation invest in engaging traditions and preserving language to grow resilient communities?
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The students must respect their environment as a team, because they're the ones responsible for preserving it.
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Europe must cease ignoring or minimizing Iran's violations and obfuscation for the sake of preserving the JCPOA.
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Intense diplomacy, aimed at preserving what is left of United States-Turkey friendship, is in Washington's interest.
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As it did with G.M., Mr. Dias said, the union focused negotiations on preserving jobs in Canada.
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"We will not interfere with (the constitution)..I am with preserving two four-year terms," Sisi added.
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Transparency, accountability and preserving the separation of powers should be the foundational objectives of any new AUMF.
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Or at least there were certain personalities I couldn't deal with in a healthy, self-preserving way.
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We can take that out of our "personal satisfaction" budget, or maybe our "preserving cultural identity" budget.
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Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, Detroit Pistons Few teams are more interested in preserving their core than the Pistons.
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Mr. Murphy's songs are celebrations of — and, often, arguments about — what's worth preserving and how it works.
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Prepare in advance by keeping things in good working order and preserving them for the long haul.
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"Safeguarding the integrity of our elections is essential to preserving our democracy," he said in a statement.
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And that's the bottom line: the vote in the UN was about preserving the two state solution.
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Such a response may infuriate some hardcore supporters, but it is essential to preserving our democratic system.
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But the IG doesn't buy it, and called this "not an appropriate method" of preserving federal records.
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And field researchers in France have been digging up and preserving the physical remains of the invasion.
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Arrowood said that the science for preserving a head is the same for a full body preservation.
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"Preserving those stories from the past, that would be an engaging newsletter to your family," she said.
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"Trump doesn't believe in give and take, and preserving the dignity of the adversary," Mr. Joffe said.
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As always, Pelosi was preserving her options, assessing her leverage, committing to nothing until she had to.
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People have always had ways of preserving a version of themselves, whether hateful and abhorrent or not.
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In an effort at preserving these old vines, Mr. Shobbrook buys the grapes at the shiraz price.
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His model utilizes a pump-shaft that levitates on powerful magnets, preserving stability even on rough roads.
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It also provided tax shelters and a structure for preserving the company intact after Mr. Kamprad's death.
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He did so by preserving the traces of eloquent inchoate pain written across their deeply creased faces.
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Some proclaimed the importance of preserving "heritage," others said the Lee statue was a celebration of slavery.
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The United States should also acknowledge that preserving its trade relationship with China has compromised American values.
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Foreign-educated health care professionals are vital to preserving the United States' delicate health care staffing balance.
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"We're preserving relics of two very distinct groups of giraffes that were morphologically very different," he said.
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That is why some of us in America do not see life as sacred, as worth preserving.
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The new classifications are essential to preserving tigers' genetic diversity and saving them from extinction, scientists say.
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"People don't think holding rials is the best way of preserving their savings," Mr. Salehi-Isfahani said.
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But these demands also reintroduced familiar strands of localism, an ideology focused on preserving Hong Kong's autonomy.
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The move breaks a campaign promise in hopes of preserving his chances of negotiating a peace settlement.
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Earlier in the year, Mr. Pruitt said he would ask the president to consider preserving Superfund appropriations.
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Yet they are preserving as much as they can; to do otherwise, they said, would risk history.
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Amy Klobuchar want modest increases or changes in income tax rates, essentially preserving the basic tax code.
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"These guys have a stake in preserving some semblance of political capital in Chávismo," Mr. Levitsky said.
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"What they are doing is preserving the Dirks analysis, making it clear it covers family gift-giving."
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John Larson (D-Conn.) opened Wednesday's hearing with an amendment aimed at preserving the medical expense deduction.
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This approach offers the best way forward for adapting to changing technology, while preserving the MTCR overall.
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One has to do with preserving the industry's reputation and satisfying what amounts to its historical obligation.
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So if you care about preserving the huge gains the A.C.A. has brought, make your voice heard.
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As an indifferent photographer, I much prefer watching the drama unfold in the moment to preserving it.
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An organization dedicated to preserving monuments in New Orleans, the Monumental Task Committee, opposed removing the statues.
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We're urging lawmakers to make some changes to reform the bill's deficiencies while preserving its rightful intention.
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But most coastal communities have prioritized commercial fishing, tourism and preserving ocean views over expanded fish farming.
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Saturn is about preserving tradition while Uranus is about bulldozing old structures to create a new paradigm.
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We are heartened by the new spirit at HHS that supports sound science and life-preserving medicine.
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This plan offers a false choice between creating good jobs and preserving health and public input safeguards.
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Mr. Macron accused Mr. Bolsonaro of lying to world leaders about Brazil's commitment to preserving the environment.
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Wyden told Wired on Wednesday that preserving net neutrality protections "is going to be a long battle."
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Hence, because preserving our friendship is so important to both of us, we will not discuss politics.
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What is the acceptable length of time to seem open to experience while also preserving my dignity?
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Europe, concerned about preserving its close historic ties to the United States, has rejected the Chinese proposals.
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President Obama, for example, broke records by preserving some 553 million acres of federal lands and waters.
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Some Twitter users said the downloadable file falls short of the government's standards on preserving federal records.
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"His efforts are focused on preserving assets for ultimate return to investors," Bruno said in a statement.
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It raises the question of why preserving the antitrust remedy of divestiture is so important to regulators.
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The New-York Historical Society had already been in touch with Mr. Chavez about preserving the wall.
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According to law enforcement, they are absolutely essential to capturing and preserving forensics evidence in criminal prosecutions.
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It simply means the First Amendment is operating as it should, neutrally preserving the lifeblood of democracy.
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Kate McGraw: My platform focuses on agricultural issues, preserving our farmland; also, keeping our educational system healthy.
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Mr. Concha opted for detention with the faint hope of preserving his life in the United States.
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American allies will appreciate the commitment to a peace process, preserving some US standing in the region.
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For more than 50 years, he has been preserving on film the untouched areas of the landscape.
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But preserving conditions for an eventual separation from the Palestinians must remain a primary Israeli strategic objective.
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Google's move will allow users to more easily restrict cookie tracking while preserving their logins and preferences.
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Carbon can also be sequestered by preserving or growing forests, but that gets extremely difficult to measure.
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In this episode of How-To, London picklemaker Freddie Janssen shares two of her best preserving recipes.
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These people faced such long odds getting a film made, let alone storing it and preserving it later.
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In other words, they may see it as preserving their individual autonomy versus being reduced to an incubator.
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The decision was upheld in July by a technical panel in charge of preserving the city's historic areas.
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Lawless specializes in preserving deserted spaces across America by photographing them, which you can see on his Instagram.
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The money manager also said investors should avoid investment-grade corporate bonds and focus on preserving their capital.
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By eating polyps with full bellies, it's able to consume far fewer of them, thus preserving its habitat.
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Stressing Brando's desire for an eco-preserving environment, the resort is powered by solar energy and coconut oil.
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"In some areas like environmental science, even preserving a constant level of funding was a victory," Foster said.
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The method was also applied to the retinas of rats, preserving both structure and functionality of the organ.
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The most important amendments for Democrats were aimed at preserving what they argue are popular provisions of Obamacare.
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Yamiche Alcindor by April Ryan When you're a Black reporter, you're not just preserving history, you're making it.
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After his electoral victory, AMLO reiterated his commitment to preserving NAFTA and continuing talks to modernize the agreement.
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You are most likely actively making sure that you are preserving the only reliable thing in your life.
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Scientists captured the massive fireballs and mushroom clouds on camera — preserving the data in at least 10,000 films.
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What needs to change to make it less damaging to women, while still preserving its value and beauty?
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We remain focused on preserving law and order while protecting the right to free speech and peaceful assembly.
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Some conservatives (particularly in Europe) believe in the importance of preserving a role for the traditional ruling class.
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Officials everywhere insist that their priority will be preserving the interests of the EU, not keeping Britain happy.
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Her primary area of research was Privacy-preserving Data Management techniques for Location-based Services and Social Networks.
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Museum staff also emphasized the necessary balance between embracing the digital and preserving the analog features of museums.
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The SDC insists on preserving its structure of governance and self-rule in any future elections, he said.
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Texas conservatives generally prioritize preserving small government, "Christian values" with a focus on abortion, and the Second Amendment.
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He outlined plans for igniting growth in an apparently stagnant business, and for preserving profitability despite that stagnation.
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The interest in preserving the India Club extends beyond a fondness for vintage vibes and cheap Kingfisher lager.
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On September 6th the government announced a new initiative to invest in naval shipbuilding, preserving jobs and capacity.
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Photo: V. M. Palmer/Topical Press Agency/Getty Images1925: A woman with her 'Home Canner' for preserving fruit.
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On matters where it already applies, like the single market, member states tend to find fudges preserving unanimity.
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"Last week, on Earth Day, Trump tweeted: "We stand committed to preserving the natural beauty of our nation.
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The White House confirmed that his tweets are official statements, and it's preserving them as public presidential communications.
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By preserving this rich diversity of marine life, it will also support New England's coastal and ocean economy.
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Under the guise of preserving Jewish heritage, some outfits backed by Arab governments plan to seize disused property.
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There comes a point in time where we must ask what caricatures of the past are worth preserving.
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It is formulating a plan beyond the next election, beyond preserving the shock until this all goes away.
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Leaders of both countries, however, recognized that peace and prosperity depended on preserving harmony between the two groups.
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The American people have certainly entrusted [Trump] with preserving and advancing that relationship for the next four years.
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"A project like this has to meet transport objectives, environmental objectives, and objectives of preserving heritage," says Parody.
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Perhaps more than any other justice, he cares about the institution of the Court and preserving its legitimacy.
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We need realistic ways of preserving our mental and physical wellbeing—we need strategies to make us resilient.
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The six women tell their "Born Free" granddaughters how their activism captures a moment, preserving time as historicized.
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Historians say documents from the time of the war show Southern politicians believed their motivation was preserving slavery.
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And on questions of fairness and preserving standards, advocates ignore how these laws destabilize the economic playing field.
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The agency in charge of preserving the nation's most significant documents, images, and video, has started a new...
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But they, too, have an interest in preserving the liberal order that is threatened by vast refugee flows.
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" The Hill received an exclusive advance copy of the report, called "Preserving and Strengthening the U.S.-Mexico Relationship.
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The top priority must be preserving constitutional democracy for future generations — regardless of which party is in power.
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The commission should advance guiding principles of preserving social norms and protecting values like privacy and personal autonomy.
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" He said UNESCO had "turned into a theatre of the absurd; instead of preserving history, it twists it.
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The SEC's rule, on the other hand, is focused on higher customer protection and preserving retail investor choice.
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The Rose Museum inside the hall has a whole room dedicated to preserving the concert venue's rich history.
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Split between honoring diplomacy with China and preserving order at home, Congress made a series of tepid compromises.
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Preserving Great Plains' credit rating, while funding 85 percent of the consideration in cash, is no picnic, either.
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I wonder how much you think about preserving your past on these records as much as processing them.
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Conservation programs are essential for advancing soil health, protecting water quality and preserving wildlife habitat on farm land.
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And that's the bottom line: the vote in the United Nations was about preserving the two-state solution.
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Preserving affordability is critically important so that homes, often the largest investment in someone's life, retain their value.
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Heatherwick maintains the impressive visual power of the building's original appearance by preserving the silos along its perimeter.
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Then, the federal government and courts remained firmly committed to preserving an inclusive and just democracy for all.
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In terms of preserving traditional culture, there are projects involving museum exhibitions, and videotaping and recording oral histories.
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Holder, Judge Kavanaugh rejected a challenge to the ACA on narrow procedural grounds, preserving the law in full.
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The central goals of antitrust law and policy, he argues, have always included preserving the conditions for democracy.
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While abolishing nuclear weapons appealed to Reagan personally, he knew that preserving SDI was in America's best interests.
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This income drives rural communities, promoting a strong community tax base and preserving the heart of rural culture.
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"Protecting our future and preserving our exceptional nation are the reasons I first ran for Congress," he said.
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Front Burner In summer, books about canning and preserving are as common as apple cookbooks in the fall.
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But Domenica Marchetti's book caught my eye for its uncommon point of view: preserving food the Italian way.
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Narrator: The Mayor of Detroit announced a $250 million fund dedicated to preserving and building affordable housing units.
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The Architect of the Capitol is the federal agency responsible for maintaining and preserving the U.S. Capitol complex.
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People don't just like net neutrality, they're motivated to take action Preserving net neutrality isn't just about popularity.
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That a Canada-type arrangement is not ideal when it comes to preserving trade levels is blindingly obvious.
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Former President Clinton on Thursday credited a vegan diet with preserving his health after leaving the Oval Office.
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Again, preserving "Christian values" would have sounded menacing in a religiously diverse nation that had just defeated Hitler.
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Wade; they now see it as essential to preserving their own freedom to act on their religious convictions.
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There were many heroes, now forgotten by history, who are responsible for preserving the precious original signed parchment.
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Mr. Stocks said he spent another $2 million transporting, storing and preserving the materials from the two sites.
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This option requires more patience but stands a greater chance of preserving American influence in the long-run.
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After Heidmann's death in 2000, Maccone took up the cause of preserving the lunar farside for radio astronomy.
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The mixed signals have paralyzed state officials, who are unsure how far to impose cuts while preserving stability.
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He mastered the art of preserving political egos, even as he tore down the walls that enshrined them.
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These days he favors more fluidity and a certain quality of dirtiness, while preserving a high-contrast aesthetic.
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In all of politics, but especially in US politics, preserving the status quo is easier than changing it.
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It's about preserving people's rights to live as they want, as long as they're not harming anyone else.
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Just two decades ago we were preserving material objects, but many of our precious treasures are now intangible.
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My life didn't feel like it was worth preserving at the time... I used to be very nihilistic.
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It was "preferable because it provides survival equivalent to total mastectomy and axillary dissection while preserving the breast".
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Incumbent operators like BT may also have an interest in preserving a national position, resulting in excess capacity.
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He served on various civic boards and was a leader in preserving the history of the Setauket area.
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Ecologists still don't know enough about fire refugia to come up with a broad strategy for preserving them.
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This administration is stripping so many good programs out of existence, from family planning to preserving whooping cranes.
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So I've always had this sense that climate change is not about open fields or preserving the wilderness.
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Still, she's quick to credit Polyoka and Gjerde with deepening her understanding of preserving and its many possibilities.
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It demonizes calorically dense and delicious foods, preserving a vicious fallacy: Thin is healthy and healthy is thin.
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In this state, they tuck in their legs and expel all moisture from their bodies, preserving their bodies.
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There's a sense of preserving tradition in returning to trusted remedies that have been passed down through generations.
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Read about how their descendants are preserving the history of those individuals through the oldest church in town.
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"We are committed to preserving public trust and we welcome full and objective assessments," the school district said.
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It's a way to sell things, by preserving the protein of milk even longer than traditional cheesemaking can.
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The conductor, Ghada Harb, 43, said it was their way of preserving a culture at risk of ruin.
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Trump's attack on Sessions also was his latest breach of the principle of preserving judicial and prosecutorial independence.
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Trinity Wall Street has a remarkable musical program and also a remarkable way of presenting and preserving it.
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Any such bailouts, which the Trump administration appears eager to orchestrate, must include conditions well beyond preserving jobs.
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Q: What have been some of the most significant challenges or conflicts in preserving these remnants of history?
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This rule was established in 1975 with the stated purpose of preserving and promoting a diversity of viewpoints.
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"The more we use recycled materials, the more we contribute to cleaning and preserving the oceans," says Payeras.
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So Betances came out of the bullpen, tasked with preserving the no-hitter in a 0-19533 game.
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Local ranchers and farmers railed against Brazil's environmental protection agencies and against NGOs working toward preserving the Amazon.
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Like many Kihnu women, Ms. Matas is a multitasking dynamo who is fiercely passionate about preserving her heritage.
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A new plan will combine their rich archival holdings, officials say, while preserving the missions of both institutions.
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