I hope that my first prediction proves right, and that my second proves wrong.
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It proves how great you are, it proves how manly you are in some cases.
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DERSHOWITZ: Well, you know, it proves -- this indictment proves that we never needed a special counsel.
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But at this moment, Jake not only proves her wrong but proves why they're so good together.
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Uproarious laughter not only proves that you can take a joke — it proves that the joke is on them.
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"If this proves anything, it proves the way Sudanese people come together in the face of a crisis," he said.
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If this proves anything it proves that Iran is keen on extending its influence over the countries of the region.
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If A Star Is Born proves that Lady Gaga is a real actor, Vox Lux proves that Natalie Portman is an actual pop star.
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EK: So if you get arrested, you're the example that proves the rule, but if you get out, you're the exception that proves the rule.
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Beating a human Go champion proves the company's tech is very, very advanced, but losing to a human go champion proves there's still room for improvement.
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Joaquin proves to be an invaluable resource giving Archie, Veronica, and company directions to FP's contingent plan which proves to be a flash drive hidden in Jason's varsity jacket.
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Eric Benet is AWESOME ... and this clip proves it.
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Which ultimately proves yet again ... dude just can't lose!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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The pro-Trump people say the report proves there was no collusion; the anti-Trump people say it proves Trump obstructed justice, which means that it is, at last, IMPEACHMENT TIME, BABY.
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This is how Max proves her worth in the party.
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Nearly everyone is waiting to see which candidate proves strongest.
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Gilbert says it proves she knowingly made a false statement.
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Plus, the film proves that animals behave better than humans.
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This collection proves it doesn't have to be that way.
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The Galaxy S10e proves that simpler can indeed be better.
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I'm not convinced that there's scientific evidence that proves that.
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The research proves it — experiences make you happier than things.
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The FA Cup always proves a bit of a conundrum.
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None of that matters, he said, this election proves it.
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And the gif below proves the star was feeling herself.
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This moment proves to be a huge victory for women.
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Indeed, Indonesia has an unusual group that proves the rule.
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The modesty usually expected in an autobiography often proves elusive.
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Naturally, this endeavor proves much more complicated than anyone thought.
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There is no evidence that proves any impropriety with Kelly.
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The Henry Danger star proves he's not afraid of much….
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It proves how little leverage Turkey has gained with Russia.
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Tomorrow proves less biting, with more sun and fewer gusts.
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If she proves to be infertile, she'll likely be killed.
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This case proves the adage 'no good deed goes unpunished.
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If ride demand proves high, the scheme will likely expand.
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That's preposterous, and a growing amount of data proves it.
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This is critical because "data proves a point," Fletcher says.
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And it proves that that he has no Blossom blood!
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But what it shows, unfortunately, it almost proves the point.
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One dog proves it's at least this man's best friend.
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Once again, Mariah Carey proves that she's a national treasure.
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It simply proves that we haven't evolved in 20 years.
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Young love is real, and The Kissing Booth proves it.
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This hack proves once again that encryption is never perfect.
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Elon Musk is the exceptional CEO who proves the rule.
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The movie's surreal framework ultimately proves too precocious and cutesy.
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Look, this proves that you never needed a special counsel.
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He still proves he is not fit for the job.
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It proves that there won't be just one universal cryptocurrency.
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As this post proves, simply admitting a mistake is huge.
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Sportsheets proves you don't need leather to have quality gear.
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Research from Mark Murphy's book Hiring For Attitude proves this.
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If anything, this proves that stars are just like us.
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Only time will tell whether this proves prudent foreign policy.
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And all available evidence proves my fears to be wrong.
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And it proves that Microsoft wasn't the only prospective buyer.
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I'd love to see any information that proves that otherwise.
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This proves Canada is capable of delivering on startup success.
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This game proves we've all been right the whole time.
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It's survival, however tenuous — especially when tenuous — that proves intriguing.
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Today's Fed hopes a third time proves just as charmed.
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And he has a chart that proves it could happen.
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Rich Lowry: The assault on Kavanaugh proves Trump voters right.
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But it just proves that we need more female entrepreneurs.
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Ahead, Warren proves that she's got nothing to worry about.
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This proves that we are all one in this world.
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If anything, this story just proves how perfectly they're matched.
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The election of Donald Trump proves that beyond all doubt.
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"What it proves is you understand the business," said Stevenson.
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So if sobriety proves elusive, she might consider an alternative.
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Cornyn said the report proves an independent counsel is needed.
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The $2.6 trillion price tag for the ACA proves that.
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It will be a shame if history proves her right.
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But study after study proves these claims to be false.
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Now, none of this data proves that Biden will win.
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Persuading the team to adopt their theories proves a challenge.
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It proves that even on top, he's always challenging himself.
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They have relied on a structure that proves unexpectedly fragile.
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Everlane's ReNew Long Puffer also proves it isn't always necessary.
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Cruz's own endorsement of Trump in 2016 proves his point.
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Yet its willful determination to be outré proves its undoing.
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CLINTON: ... unfit, and he proves it every time he talks.
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Even a simple act like using the bathroom proves impossible.
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As its followup, "Paper Tiger" proves, Brady is genuinely dangerous.
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Jacob Tremblay does his homework, even when it proves… tiresome.
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I want a piece of paper signed that proves it!
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In short, she proves her comedic chops — and then some.
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Alex proves his love by standing watch at Mary's bedside.
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Throughout our adventure, the camera proves to be Dad's undoing.
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This proves edtech doesn't have to exacerbate the digital divide.
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Stephanie proves performing electronic music takes literally no skill whatsoever.
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This video is just the exception that proves the rule.
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If that proves to be just technical enough, that's fine.
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Elle proves there's nothing wrong with a casual study look.
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My saga proves we are far from achieving that goal.
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Evans proves a companionable guide for a tour through cyberspace.
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Jones proves that, sometimes, track speed translates into game speed.
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Just looking at a map proves this to be true.
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But this weekend's test proves that Mr. Kim remains undeterred.
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You'd be wrong about that, and this cave proves it.
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It once again proves why this journalist isn't taken seriously.
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Nothin' proves a point like capitalizing on BS, we guess.
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This novel proves her to be mortal in other ways.
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"Cersei proves that you're not getting that much," Clarke says.
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They are so transparently terrified and this tweet proves it.
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The "compassionate" lens promised on the jacket copy proves elusive.
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Today's puzzle by Ruth Bloomfield Margolin proves that to us.
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Yewande Komolafe's recipe for fish pepper soup proves it plain.
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Video forensics, however, proves that it took place much earlier.
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The Athletic is probably the exception that proves the rule.
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So again, maybe the president's strategy proves to be brilliant.
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If Kennedy's replacement proves wary or opposed to Massachusetts v.
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Today's Fed hopes a third time proves just as charmed.
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"It proves that we are all the same," she explains.
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That election was the exception that proves Carville's rule, however.
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Porsche proves practical transportation can be a thrill to drive.
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Always, the hope of an alternative, happier life proves illusory.
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But Sunday's vote also proves that he has lost ground.
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Iowa might not be the state where he proves that.
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Mr. Zelensky is playing Mr. Trump, who proves easily playable.
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A famous story in veteran media circles proves that point.
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More than anything, the experience proves I need smaller gear.
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His conclusion proves that this was no rigged witch hunt.
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But the experience proves to be more liberating than terrifying.
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"This report proves there is stagnation in coverage," Nandy said.
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Impeachment is killing her freshman members and polling proves it.
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New Jersey proves to be a carbon copy of Virginia.
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Vanderbilt is distressed that taste proves to be so fickle.
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But time and time again the president proves them wrong.
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If Messenger Kids proves popular, Facebook may reap many benefits.
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For some historical perspective, Richard Nixon once again proves useful.
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Even my dad, he said 'It proves you have (guts).
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Do you think that proves we need to stick together?
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The FBI&aposs actions in investigating Hillary and reopening the investigation ten days, that proves that James Comey was not on the bag for Hillary, in fact it proves the BATTEY: Who was Hillary emailing?
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"It proves hate won't win and it proves that there are more good people in the world than there are bad and that love will win," Blair told CNN affiliate WVIR about the community outpouring.
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They're not canon, but as Thrawn proves, they're no less special.
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And, his exit interview proves Jordan desperately wants to be liked.
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The outcome proves how much one individual can make a difference.
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The Tyra gif that proves its usefulness on a daily basis.
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But one area that still proves to be problematic in 2016?
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Enter Jonah, who proves both a friend and foil for Amy.
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The study proves that gossip, cliques, and inner circles aren't bad.
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"This proves that the illegal drug market is weaker," said Kamada.
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But it's his parochial view of his craft that proves most
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Ithaca proves to be the most magical show of the tour.
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For some, this proves that developers are the future of business.
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Wednesday's drop in the Dow Jones Industrial Average proves the point.
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My handler squeals with glee: an extra password proves he's guilty!
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Their clothing and friendly demeanor proves this mirage isn't happening today.
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And it in no way proves the MMR vaccine causes autism.
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Skeptics, on the other hand, say the new analysis proves nothing.
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I just like that because it proves women can do that.
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Justice Scalia's untimely death certainly proves the truth of that maxim.
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My history of infrequent but unavoidable fainting proves that definitively untrue.
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No matter which technology proves itself, space junk isn't going away.
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This concept proves that, sometimes, slower can be better than faster.
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What happens if this coronavirus proves much worse than we expected?
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Expect him to be less restrained if this report proves accurate.
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Intriguingly, it may be the exception that proves the rule, here.
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His budget unwittingly proves how unrealistic those goals are in combination.
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For his conservative detractors, that proves he cannot give plausible answers.
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Every look proves to live on through decades of beauty evolutions.
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Economists could and did argue that history proves this doctrine wrong.
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All this proves is that we're the audience, egging them on.
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It is, you might say, the exception that proves the rule.
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That is evidence that proves who kidnapped and tortured them. 19.
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As the notorious comments section proves, the reality is very different.
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Nothing proves a family resemblance like switching faces with your spawn.
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The video proves that the Kardashians know how to stay relevant.
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The humbling of imperial China by smaller European powers proves that.
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As this woman's story proves, often, there really isn't a choice.
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Project Aristotle ''proves how much a great team matters,'' he said.
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One single exchange proves why this friendship can no longer work.
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And if that proves anything, it's that she's certainly a Trump.
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This all but proves that Becca has boring taste in men.
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Hopefully it proves more nuanced than what's been shown so far.
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Well this proves it: Donald Trump is a huge number two.
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The problem with this argument is that it proves too much.
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" Clinton deadpanned, "I think it absolutely proves their case, don't you?
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Duncandy proves the proof was under our noses this entire time.
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And satellite imagery proves that it is being decommissioned right now.
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But the problem proved, and still proves, harder than anyone guessed.
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Comedy = tragedy + time, and this very scared baby elephant proves it.
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But that proves dangerous to her equilibrium, given what she's fighting.
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As the BEAM technology on the space station proves, it can.
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Looking at them now proves how much internet aesthetics have changed.
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The rock star treatment they got outside the restaurant proves it.
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Unfortunately, night milk proves hard to find, at least for now.
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But if the current alignment proves unsustainable, all bets are off.
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What's proves to be most engaging is everything occurring around Archie.
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Having to interact with Cheryl's parents proves to be downright hellish.
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The example of the 3D-printed turtle below proves their point.
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Director Steven Spielberg proves he can still make a decent flick.
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In the end I can always declassify if it proves necessary.
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Hamburger Harry proves that buying too many tchotchkes can pay off.
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He proves decisively that you don't need talent in 2017 either.
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We're really proud to have her, and this pilot proves why.
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It just proves that life is this endless cycle of death.
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The team's study, recently published in Neuropsychology, proves that it can.
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F.P. actually proves to be somewhat of a hero this week.
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Melampy said the indictment proves Evie's death was not in vain.
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Some nights, a gambling, undisciplined style proves costly to his team.
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And their conduct during this entire Obamacare replacement process proves it.
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"It kind of just proves our point," he told TMZ Sports.
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Times right now are ... weird, and your emoji use proves it.
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On the other, a response proves you value your employees' time.
|
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But this literary prototyping is the exception that proves the rule.
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Proves once and for all ... ya can't lose in the offseason!!
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Disinviting them only proves the President is not a true patriot.
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I guess it proves that people don't learn from their mistakes.
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Fear proves contagious, leading to a spiral of self-fulfilling pessimism.
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AR: Amazon is like the sovereign exception that proves the rule.
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Plimack Mangold proves this telling to be just that – a fiction.
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All of which explains the DACA decision -- and proves Kimmel right.
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The reveal of Valkyria Chronicles 4 proves that's not the case.
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Maybe this experiment proves something really important about egocentrism and attraction.
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After that, love transforms her, but she proves resourceful and witty.
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And his eagerness to enact the policy now proves as much.
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Ms. Moore's voice, however, proves to be the movie's secret weapon.
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"The Sleeping Beauty" actually proves to be a masterpiece of storytelling.
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Plus, it further proves just how badass pregnant women can be.
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"This case proves that the conflict has already emerged," Thomas wrote.
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The luxurious XC90 proves the understated Swedes have their swagger back.
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The saga of Essential Consultants proves that Cohen is no Trump.
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I hope he proves me wrong, but history tells us differently.
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Traveling its route proves that no two tamales are the same.
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Cohen prepares the fire but proves nicely uninterested in the combustion.
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Public health experts disagree, and my own experience proves him wrong.
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Young said she's read research that proves homework doesn't help students.
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Bernie Sanders further proves that he isn't one to back down.
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But, as Siege proves, it also leads to a general sloppiness.
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This proves TPS is unworkable for the nation as a whole.
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The report proves once again that Social Security must be bolstered.
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Nothing proves the worth of a CEO like executing a turnaround.
|
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The takeaway is not that the early voting proves that Mrs.
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As a physician I've seen this personally, and research proves it.
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Yet Mr. Weinert's own work proves to be far from retro.
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He is the frontrunner for the nomination until someone proves otherwise.
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There's one giant exception that proves this rule: Michael Cohen himself.
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For Rogers, the book proves that financial history will repeat itself.
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Alas, this news just proves what a class act Hall is.
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Daily, and conspicuously, Trump proves the danger of his continued service.
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The present proves, however, that many battles wage on for women.
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MacLean's book, if anything, proves the opposite of what she claims.
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Trump must prepare accordingly, before nature proves him fatally wrong again.
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Kimmy's meeting Andrea also proves beneficial for her relationship with Titus.
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Whether Wi-Fi proves a big enticement remains to be seen.
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Trump believes Curiel's Mexican heritage "proves" he is biased against Trump.
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Michael Jordan's ghost, who stalks all people on Earth, proves it.
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Sometimes, though, he proves to be exactly like all of us.
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This comparison proves that beauty standards are not the same everywhere.
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As Fetch proves, this process is actually harder than it looks.
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This proves that the message was written by its claimed author.
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The former Soviet Union is the exception that proves the rule.
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But one diversity scandal after another proves a couple of things.
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To him, it proves she's a phony who tries too hard.
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It's certainly nothing that proves that the bear market is over.
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His fate proves to be the least of the series's questions.
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It proves that she has been a genius for a while.
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Or he can invent a new statistic that proves his worth.
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Frederik's Church proves that not all city centres are created equal.
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Yet, as this show proves, there is always more to discover.
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A lot is riding on whether that proves to be true.
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The purchase proves regrettable as the plot moves toward the absurd.
|
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If the dataset proves to be ill-gotten, that's the disaster.
|
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No example proves this more than his stance on political advertising.
|
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But she proves to have a postmodern trick up her sleeve.
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And yet, Birds of Prey proves that is not the case.
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The research proves that yes, nostalgia makes you want to cry.
|
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Obviously, that didn't happen — Rami Malek's Best Actor win proves it.
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We look at Kevin's injury as something that proves his strength.
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The problem is that all of the empirical data proves otherwise.
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For the complacent cardinals, XIII proves to be an unlucky number.
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What happens when the world at large simply proves too much?
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Much, of course, will depend on how serious the outbreak proves.
|
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That will depend on how prolonged the recovery proves to be.
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This exchange proves to be the last time they are together.
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Saying that this study proves Medicaid doesn't work ignores this limitation.
|
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Her warning about who to avoid at the club proves prescient.
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"It proves we have matured in terms of harassment," she said.
|
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Whether BlueDot proves as successful this time remains to be seen.
|
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But Abigail soon proves more substantial than she seemed at first.
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Bias is a two-way street and that network proves it.
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She's not complaining — being underestimated proves to be her secret weapon.
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And in doing so he proves that he is serious, indeed.
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A quick test drive proves how different the two cars feel.
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A new durability test from popular YouTube channel JerryRigEverything proves it.
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It's not an OLED, but it proves something very, very important.
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But the current climate proves the program needs to be expanded.
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He picked out a chart that he says proves the case.
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Congressional Democrats say it proves that it is IMPEACHMENT TIME, BABY.
|
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And if California falters, or if the experiment proves too costly?
|
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Her warning about who to avoid at the club proves prescient.
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Interspersing new artwork among the original Nut pieces proves very successful.
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But these programs may be the exception that proves the rule.
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Over time, this visual slackness proves to be a sinuous strength.
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He is also accused of destroying evidence that proves the vulnerabilities.
|
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The case against Cassell and Martin proves the FTC will go after influencers who mislead their audience, but it also proves that the feds are being generous and understanding when it comes to the new rules.
|
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The Republican establishment proves helpless against the hijacking of the party, the mainstream media prove ineffectual against the tide of fake news and the political system proves vulnerable to the machinations of a sinister foreign government.
|
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Winning proves you right the way wealth proves you virtuous, the way if you steamroller on so fast, the criticisms and the scandals and the evidence just get whipped away in the breeze, nothing can touch you.
|
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It may be that IVG proves impossibly hard to apply to primates.
|
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For Pike, Ian Khama's success proves Seretse and Ruth Khama's lasting legacy.
|
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Yet Sidney proves early on that she's in command of her fate.
|
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It's a lovely rainy/foggy/misty day, and my umbrella proves useless.
|
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Although the process was long, Minghella's film proves it was worth it.
|
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With Popstar, The Lonely Island proves that they're only just getting started.
|
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Meghan proves formal separates do not have to be boring or stuffy.
|
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This joystick proves that an 'authentic recreation' isn't always the best approach.
|
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This proves that being yourself is always the right thing to do!!!
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But it's Westbrook's ongoing demolition tour that proves most irresistible of all.
|
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Every piece in her new collaboration with Project 62 proves just that.
|
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With her insightful and complex documentary, however, she proves both stereotypes wrong.
|
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The recent near collapse of Chinese phone maker ZTE proves this point.
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Associate creative director Emily Levin's look proves there's no need to be.
|
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"It proves that Hong Kong is a much blessed city," he said.
|
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If that proves true, several generations of political hopefuls are pretty screwed.
|
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Still, the level of mystery behind Melbourne's glyphs proves pretty stiff competition.
|
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That's especially true if it proves difficult to link students with jobs.
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Life outside, as a streetwise scamp around the docks, proves even harsher.
|
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And third, it officially proves that Jay is a dedicated Instagram husband.
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Ok. MMA Math is an interesting notion—and sometimes it proves accurate.
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If that proves true, HTC's sickly sales may well contract further still.
|
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Rob Kardashian looks great ... and this picture proves he's turned things around.
|
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As her story proves, living your truth can lead to beautiful things.
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I will begrudgingly admit that he proves his worth in this episode.
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That's why #HowToGetAwayWithScandal proves these two hot messes are the real GOATs.
|
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The week-long gadget extravaganza always proves to be a complete circus.
|
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As the final scene of "Chapter 68" proves, Cathy faked her death.
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Once God's law is enacted, it proves hard for man to rescind.
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" This proves it's not always man's job to protect a woman's "honor.
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A relationship you thought was superficial proves to be much deeper today.
|
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SVU proves that "entertainment," essentially, isn't a code-word for light-hearted.
|
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The risk is that this trend, though gentle, proves to be persistent.
|
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The strong resistance by the former O administration alone proves their guilt.
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It definitely proves your weight has nothing to do with true happiness.
|
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Divekick's respect in the community proves an idea like this can work.
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We're told Z-Ro thinks it proves she wasn't beaten at all.
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The highly regulated industry of aviation proves a consistent challenge for upstarts.
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The fact that I even have to say this proves my point.
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However, if this one proves unsuitable, another is available that might work.
|
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If anything, though, this film proves we all have something to hide.
|
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"(Zhai's sentence) proves the mainland justice system has no credibility," Wong said.
|
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These few seconds of unforgettable footage proves how wrong that claim is.
|
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The downside: it also proves Netflix isn't immune from Hollywood blockbuster problems.
|
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In fact, her latest tattoo proves her dedication to the cause — again.
|
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He proves less the tragic hero, and more an agent of chaos.
|
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If Game 3 proves anything, it's that Hood remains a tantalizing commodity.
|
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The image immediately proves several ideas from Einstein's theory of general relativity.
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Luckily, this instance proves that it really is possible to do both.
|
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Social planning proves difficult for most startups for a number of reasons.
|
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Also, Archie once again proves he couldn't lie to save his life.
|
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Texas in 2016 proves that affirmative action is on the legal ropes.
|
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That already proves Scott and Kourtney maybe shouldn't procreate together right now.
|
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If anything, however, this proves the actress can really do it all.
|
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Time will tell just how accurate IBM's machine learning proves to be.
|
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It proves the dishonesty of Trump and his regime and his party.
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But Excitable, Girl proves that 96 Back is more omnivorous than that.
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But even that is dangerous, because it proves Trump cannot be trusted.
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The report "unequivocally proves that this hacking crime took place", it added.
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Shaq's taste in Beyoncé songs proves that he is a sensitive soul.
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It's just like anything else and I think the show proves that.
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But a quick glance through his feed proves it's pretty essential reading.
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Neither study proves that legalizing marijuana causes a decline in opioid prescriptions.
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As their furious excitement proves, there's nothing quite like a treasure hunt.
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Nothing about a standard stress test proves a remarkable level of durability.
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But at least Veronica proves to be a better detective than Polly.
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That proves true in the sonic spaces of her music as well.
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And no one proves this more than whoever runs Wendy's Twitter account.
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Unfortunately, that favorable weather often proves to be detrimental for palace guards.
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He ain't lying ... two dudes in two weekends kinda proves his point.
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As for past scandals ... Stone said, history proves Hulk can overcome it.
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That just proves, though, that Rolls-Royce built this thing to last.
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"This is the car that proves it can be done," Seba said.
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It's an excellent summer pop anthem, and it proves Kesha is back.
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This poignant novel proves that life can be equally painful and funny.
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The picture above proves just how wrong Trump's assertion was -- and is.
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Fellow Bad Boy artist Lil' Cease proves that he still got it.
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And in turn, the Dimensions adaptation proves a successful translation between mediums.
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But Excitable, Girl proves that 96 Back is more omnivorous than that.
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If the clip proves anything, it's the genius of Sacha Baron Cohen.
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For their sakes, and America's, hope the businessman never proves them wrong.
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It's nothing shy of impressive and only proves how sticky Instagram is.
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His opening example, the mechanization of the canning tomato harvest, proves it.
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And it proves that the high-performance four-door has a future.
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Combat proves a nice respite from the constant deluge of exposition, though.
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Dance, as Co. Venture proves, isn't just a playground for the young.
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Through Proliferation, Rucker proves how slavery has not really ended at all.
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The move again proves how powerful being a default daily destination is.
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Giuliani said on Monday that the second tape also proves Trump's innocence.
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There is a mountain of proof that also proves its a lie.
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It's not always going to go your way and tonight proves it.
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The allure of a charming, interested man proves too powerful to ignore.
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If this feud proves anything is that they both deserve each other.
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To get back in the door, sometimes proves very, very difficult unfortunately.
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History proves that 100 people are enough to get that job done.
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Dougal's presence proves to be increasingly problematic for Jamie as a leader.
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It proves a perfect introduction to the sound world of the opera.
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Jason Momoa proves that long hair done right can be very hot.
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Invest nowThe math proves that time is on your side in investing.
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Think DARPA's $10 million un-hackable election machine proves all is well?
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Strange Success Gregg Miller proves you can make a fortune with anything.
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This is important work and fascinating if it proves to be true.
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Sometimes an idea that seems great in theory proves problematic in execution.
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Ultimately, he doesn't, and the disaster proves irrelevant to his personal drama.
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Winning a majority of delegates is what proves broad-based party support.
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Still—again, like Firefly—Sense8 is the exception that proves the rule.
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This surprising dinner date proves Hollywood is a small world after all.
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Time will tell if this approach proves effective, especially for the newbies.
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And, they argue, there's no empirical evidence that proves possession is real.
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Well, it's true: and #ThanksForTyping proves it in more ways than one.
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If the evidence proves that they aren't, then I've falsified the hypothesis.
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And that may be just overly simplistic, but history proves it out.
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You have to cut off the head sometime, so the Hydra proves.
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All children are vulnerable in all economic circumstances, as this situation proves.
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"Today's poll proves that timing is everything," said MRBI director Aisling Corcoran.
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If that proves to be untrue, Washington needs to send him home.
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For as good as that was, though, Haddish proves in She Ready!
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Man, Telvin Smith sucks at basketball ... and Jalen Ramsey's video proves it.
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Not easy, yet not impossible either—as Gary Numan proves every day.
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Fosters proves ideal as I stand in the long queue for lunch.
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And not all selfie-takers, she proves, are as oblivious as imagined.
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The video, American officials said, proves that Iran was behind the attack.
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Your lack of sympathy proves how pitiful of a person you are.
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If this proves impossible, the body ends up in the Edhi graveyard.
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We're told they believe this clip proves that just ain't the case.
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After Eleven proves her powers, she and Kali expose their thin wrists.
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Andrew Das: Japan protested, but goal line technology proves its value again.
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But while Benedict proves a formidable opponent, Becker is an underwritten egotist.
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With no alternative to replace it, the discredited theory proves remarkably resilient.
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McDonnell's work once again proves to be silly, sweet and even timeless.
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Park, in particular, proves her crime-solving smarts cracking the trickier puzzles.
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There is no scientific research that proves the efficacy of homeopathic products.
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But a collection of photos the House Judiciary Committee released proves otherwise.
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When his arrival proves disappointing, inexplicable events begin to beset the town.
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As this investigation once again proves, there be witches in those woods.
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"Heatscape" (2015) proves one of Justin Peck's most poetic and engaging creations.
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When a single woman arrives, she proves her mettle — on their terms.
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If this proves to be the case, it would not be surprising.
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As Brexit proves, the populist wave can do plenty at 13 percent.
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In a healthier democracy, finding a politician guilty proves the system works.
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All of the evidence proves true workplace chaos working for the President.
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Ethan Suplee proves ... you can actually look BETTER the older you get.
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The selection process proves as delicate and nuanced as the writing itself.
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But my research proves putting cross-handed is a more stable stroke.
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"This just proves that film definitions can be very subjective," Dergarabedian said.
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And it proves Iyer's literary talents can occasionally match his philosophical ones.
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"This proves that no one is above the law," Mr. Fenech said.
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FIFA will hope it proves more popular than previous World Cup balls.
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The evidence proves beyond any doubt that Biden did no such thing.
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Cooperating shows you have nothing to hide; covering up proves you do.
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And the Serpentine's show proves that they are stories worth listening to.
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It's a sidescroller that proves 2D isn't out of style just yet.
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Miller's story proves survivors have a voice, and that voice is powerful.
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" He added, "We will soon see whether this proves to be true.
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Thede's "specifically cast, universally funny" sketch show proves that inclusion is possible.
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Camila Cabello is one talented señorita and her new album proves it.
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If a technology proves useful, you may want to use it often.
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And it kind of proves that the fast-fashion model isn't sustainable.
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I'm not beholden to any industries, and my drug record proves it.
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You should assume it's a scam until someone proves otherwise, he says.
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The Russian invasion of Ukraine is the exception that proves the rule.
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"Just proves how overrated of a person she really is," one wrote.
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With his royal position looking risky, he proves himself through military exploits.
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The revolving door of press secretaries proves that the job isn't easy.
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Moreover, claims that WikiLeaks "proves the primary was rigged" are wildly overblown.
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In short, what if Mueller proves the case and it's not enough?
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And then someone like Trump comes along and proves it even further.
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Trump and Giuliani have publicly claimed this tape proves Biden pushed out the prosecutor to protect his son and Burisma from investigation, but in fact the tape proves nothing of the kind (Hunter and Burisma are never mentioned).
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Coldhands proves dragonglass has a variety of uses (Season 63 even hints that dragonglass has healing properties, which is huge.) Last thing of note: This scene proves that, contrary to popular belief, the White Walkers actually aren't the undead.
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But, as Eric Weiner proves, it's an awful lot of fun to try.
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But like a fireworks show, the ending proves to be the best part.
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The election proves that Conservatism is no longer a dirty word in Scotland.
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That's a fair point, but it only proves that he isn't a sexist.
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He promises her a unicorn — on the condition that she proves herself worthy.
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Colton used to be a professional athlete and tonight, he proves his speed.
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This surely proves that hockey fans are the toughest people on the planet.
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Away's new lofty valuation proves how far you can get with excellent branding.
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That proves that representation wanes as filmmakers get further in their career trajectories.
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As this episode proves, Bill will go to wild lengths for Bobby Axelrod.
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In other words, prosecutors believe the evidence proves it by a "51%" standard.
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But rage, as the show proves, can be used in a positive way.
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Yet even if the business model proves successful, it still has its critics.
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"This proves that bogong moths must have a magnetic sense," Warrant told Gizmodo.
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Kourtney Kardashian's latest Instagram proves that she's always had a great bikini collection.
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There is overwhelming evidence that proves diverse teams make better, more profitable decisions.
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The new generation of South Korean pop groups proves that stereotype resoundingly false.
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The court often proves to be where presidents leave their most lasting mark.
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That would amount to another $57 million if the government proves its case.
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Until someone proves otherwise, to act in contemporary American governance is to polarize.
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As this episode, "Aloha," proves, Fauna's biological mother, Tamar (Kassidy Slaughter) was too.
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"I think that really proves the kind of man Junior is," said Stratton.
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Shan'ann's Facebook page proves she and Chris spent much of the summer apart.
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This proves that literally anyone can shut down an account if they want.
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The timeline, he insists, proves he did not collude in the hack itself.
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And then down river it proves to be all those things to her.
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This proves that all gelatin recipes must be tested before being judged gross!
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Without missing a beat, Plowright launches into a story that proves Smith right.
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Rollins proves here that he can be terrifying without flexing his neck veins.
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More than 200 years of experience proves the Electoral College can be trusted.
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And, as Kunis proves, you can pull off the look without even trying.
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The Amazon Fire TV Stick proves that good things come in small packages.
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Meghan Markle playing netball proves she's the wing attack of the royal family.
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Gina Rodriguez is a mega-babe, and her latest Instagram post proves it.
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A quick look at his revenue proves exactly how unprofitable that can be.
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Everyone involved, even the the most doofusy of the sidekicks, proves themselves competent.
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The interaction between Earth and the moon sort of proves that gravity exists.
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Watching her decorate the cake in this recent Instagram video proves that point.
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In any case, if Amity proves sticky enough, they could be bought outright.
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Rudy's quick run proves that no canine should give up on their dreams.
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It's an unfathomable achievement and proves he can unite the toughest of clans.
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Community members say the shooting proves they cannot call the police for assistance.
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Rose said that Hudson's continued employment proves that CAA hasn't gone far enough.
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Vik's point of view proves itself necessary, however, to break his cancer storyline.
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This Friday, Olivia de Havilland proves once again she's no ordinary Hollywood survivor.
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As the tide comes in, each wave proves more disruptive than the last.
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Their existence proves that animals as complex as monkeys can be cloned, too.
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It proves that the voter's stated political convictions are not just idle talk.
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It also proves that things really haven't changed over the last 5,000 years.
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We just hope that leveling up our IRL relationships ever proves this exciting.
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Some say the reaction of the government in Baghdad proves its undying hostility.
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Kaamilah proves that sneakers and suits go together like peanut butter and jelly.
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Her story proves you never know who you'll meet on the dance floor.
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Erdogan, for his part, hasn't wavered — as his latest round of tariffs proves.
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Fashioned after the devil himself, Him proves how impressionable young people often are.
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The reader's mounting dread proves that the characters' fates have come to matter.
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Her 30 years of hard work in the industry proves otherwise, she says.
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The political impact of the shift will depend on how noticeable it proves.
|
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Undoubtably, design is a huge market — and Adobe's $91.2 billion valuation proves it.
|
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Of course politics can take surprising and unexpected turns, as Trump's nomination proves.
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If you've ever daydreamed about marrying a celebrity, this photo proves there's hope.
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And one contestant proves the dangers of not realizing how you're being perceived.
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Warrantless surveillance law proves it's time to take privacy into our own hands
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Often there's a fine line between fascinating and repulsive — as Kanye West proves.
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Mr Lawrence calls the associated jobs boom the exception that proves the rule.
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If this music proves too slight for some, blame its open-ended ambivalence.
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McKee says that this proves it's time for Perez to make a change.
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He also proves to the world that he isn't merely a 'businessman president.
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Nevada, which I called "the O.K. Corral," proves she can keep minorities inside.
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Deckard, in turn, proves he's human by saving the life of replicant Rachael.
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So if it proves as robust as claimed it should be more scalable.
|
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The revelation, even if it proves true, is unlikely to affect Ulbricht's appeal.
|
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This proves that the White Walkers are creatures who can be negotiated with.
|
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But West's eyes, as his clarification to TMZ proves, are still screwed shut.
|
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The White House Correspondents' Association dinner proves that the problem is more systemic.
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Every time I think she can't get anymore naive, she proves me wrong.
|
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But Alice's sudden burst of maternal instinct and care proves to be futile.
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He's already home recovering, but this proves it's freakin' amazing he even survived.
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This example proves the necessity of cultural appropriation studies in the first place.
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If any woman proves that moms can do it all, it's Serena Williams.
|
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Their shared rejection of sampling in their fields proves the most obvious commonality.
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Exceptional in more ways than one, Olivia proves to be ripe for rediscovery.
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But the movie proves to be a surprise hit, standing ovation and all.
|
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Their research proves the following contention: Where meat is prevalent, so is obesity.
|
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As Great News's pilot proves, Richie is more than up for the challenge.
|
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But this episode proves that it's not even trying to be anything more.
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Brazil's corruption-plagued Petrobras proves that public markets are no guarantee of probity.
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But A Star is Born proves she's a hell of an actor, too.
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Peko said of course ... saying one of his ex-Bengals teammates proves that.
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Thankfully, we have a perfect case study that proves we don't need Uber.
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If anything, this proves that being fulfilled at work's more important than ever.
|
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If Trump proves to be a disaster — or even if not — please run.
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It sort of proves a kind of essential value and joy about life.
|
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The big question is whether the talk of a unicorn bubble proves correct.
|
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More than anything, this episode proves just how hollow the show has become.
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It proves to a younger queer generation that they can indeed find happiness.
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But I guess that just proves even more than it should be 22v22.
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Of course not because any more than it proves an entirely innocent purpose.
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"The Video proves that Plaintiff has no legitimate claim for battery," he added.
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But it proves that cube satellites can survive the trek into deep space.
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The experience of New Mexico Medicaid proves that ObamaCare reduces access to care.
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It proves pretty difficult to study human behavior and psychology using big data.
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The decision to allow users to rank news sites by trustworthiness proves that.
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"This proves that Tim Scott and Jaime Harrison are different people," he said.
|
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If an Orban associate is accused of stealing funds, the judiciary proves enfeebled.
|
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And even if it proves spectacularly ineffective, history will look kindly on it.
|
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He again proves that he lacks the judgment and temperament to be president.
|
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The reboot proves women can do anything … except maybe direct a "Ghostbusters" film.
|
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If Achilles' fourth prediction proves correct, Nigeria will qualify for the next round.
|
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First, because Amash proves that what Donald Trump and spineless Republicans like Sen.
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President Trump's transgender military ban, taking effect today, proves he fails that standard.
|
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Isn't this a story that proves the system, in the end, does work?
|
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"This cover proves that Meghan isn't in this for the glory," said Jamil.
|
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Yet the tax issue "trumps" all, as their support of congressional Republicans proves.
|
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Plus, it proves stars Fonda and Tomlin are only getting better with age.
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Underneath the keggers and the hookups, Everybody proves to be a rather touching
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But the backstory behind the picture proves things aren't always as they seem.
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As Byers's statement proves, the injustice they perceived turned out to be true.
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With Atlanta, he proves he's one of its most vital creative forces, period.
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It proves just how remarkably empty the conversations on the show can be.
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Ty Dolla $ign shows up twice, which proves to be too many times.
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We're also betting she pirouettes her heart out and proves that jerk wrong.
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Sleep Well Beast proves the band has succeeded in at least one element.
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McCarthy proves she's one of the best physical comedians working in Hollywood today.
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A bit more danger for Brazil there, as a cross proves troubling problematic.
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And the existence of lifestyle inflation proves that's true to a certain extent.
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But that is literally (Chris Traeger voice) the only thing that map proves.
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As Harry proves, we're all actors, working with whatever rickety materials we've got.
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However, as Mapping Modernisms proves, this is an impoverished view of global culture.
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He also proves, with the cooperation of his dancers, something of a choreographer.
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Nothing and everything, as Mr. Naharin proves in this excellent and stringent piece.
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But it does not dictate what should happen if that goal proves impossible.
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Unfortunately, I get no response and a phone call proves no more fruitful.
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This latest doctored video proves that Facebook as we knew it is over.
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The body camera footage, police now contend, proves that Blevins had a gun.
|
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Indeed, Mattie proves to have a disturbing connection to one of the shooters.
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The reaction to that one paragraph in my book really proves my point.
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The rest of the season will retroactively decide how crucial this game proves.
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This proves to your subconscious that you are a person of your word.
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That proves that people are making many claims without merit, administration officials contend.
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But in singing that lyric, she proves that she might have talent herself.
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The tense standoff proves, yet again, that America's finest still has the mettle.
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Getting information out of the sprawling camp often proves to be a challenge.
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The temperament of nearly every other cook I've met further proves my theory.
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If nothing else, Mythos, Psyche, Eros proves that Jess is timeless and incomparable.
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That's why I have downplayed it as a smoking gun that proves collusion.
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"This is the time when private aviation really proves its value," Stewart said.
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If anything, its later success proves that there's an opening for fresh iteration.
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It proves that wave energy scatters rather than lingering near the object indefinitely.
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At his best, Mr. Chappelle's proves that thoughtfulness can make a joke funnier.
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The rest of the midfield proves difficult to part ways with as well.
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If Bloomberg's forecast proves correct, it could have sweeping implications for oil markets.
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Episode 11 proves, however, that "Twin Peaks" isn't merely an exercise in abstraction.
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Finally, the argument that Trump simply acted as a politician proves too much.
|
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Moira proves to have far more clarity about their situation than Offred does.
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Once again, he proves himself the most reliably interesting star in American movies.
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It's a sidescroller that proves that 2D isn't out of style just yet.
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Bissell, a lapsed Catholic, proves an able guide through Biblical scholarship and legend.
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In the battle for his conscience, Hitler proves to be a formidable adversary.
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More often than not, if a grid proves problematic, the puzzle is rejected.
|
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But if that proves too challenging, dental treats are the next best thing.
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But she proves there's no age limit to being fit, healthy, and strong.
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But fantasy is not a bad place to go when reality proves unbearable.
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Still, the Lizzie McGuire star proves that she can make any length work.
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But this hardly proves that Americans' reduction in beef-eating has no effect.
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That's the smoking gun that supposedly proves the two men set up Papadopoulos.
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Or order a scientific study that proves reading will help you live longer.
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Officials said the number of bikes could increase if the program proves successful.
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Yet as 'Delicate' proves, All That is what she was born to say.
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This brings me to my favorite device, which proves another world is possible.
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The picture proves how eerily similar the two bleached blonde pop stars look.
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" The regions history proves the point, he said — "Recent history, not centuries ago.
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In our case, our fundraise proves we've put our hands on something huge.
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It's a German-made American car that proves wagons are superior to SUVs.
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This action proves pharma doesn't care what California's voters and elected representatives think.
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But much of it proves highly overblown when one looks at the numbers.
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A man committing fraud proves that he knows how to work the system.
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But Avenatti's fall also proves there is only one Donald Trump out there.
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This story proves what every child should know: A woman can do anything.
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Each year, he's gotten better; his numbers, his play, his confidence proves it.
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Although this evidence exists in many hate crimes, it proves elusive in others.
|
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"Thank U, Next" proves that Grande, too, has many other places to roam.
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"This story proves you can make positive changes in your community through journalism."
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Finding a similar political meme source for Theresa May on Facebook proves difficult.
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From: This Perfect Spring Salad Proves that Sunchokes Are the Most Underrated Vegetable
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And if FastSend proves popular, this could occur regularly, potentially growing MoneyGram's user base.
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This moment proves that Oscar has always been a substitute parental figure for Cesar.
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This kind of thinking proves how successful we felines have been in fooling humans.
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Ultimately, it further proves that girls can code — even in the most unexpected places.
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But researchers say it proves diamonds aren&apost as rare as we once thought.
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Sometimes the big dog proves his alpha status with a wink and a smirk.
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But, as "The Alternative" proves, there's no obstacle Grace And Frankie can't overcome together.
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The right side proves equally impressive, with 30 lipomas hiding out underneath the skin.
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If the system proves successful, over time the flavor of bitcoin could change dramatically.
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Stapleton read, "Chris Stapleton proves that ugly people can still win awards," before laughing.
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And this video proves that he is still very much in charge of that.
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" And I said, "Well, Anthony Weiner's still alive, proves the Clintons don't kill people.
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Which only proves the necessity of a blunt, outspoken chief executive in America 2017.
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Hannah proves as much for the rest of her screen time on The Bachelor.
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Levine believes that it proves Gaxiola planted the drugs himself, then staged recovering it.
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Having a business like Detroit Blows, that proves it's possible, is an incredible win.
|
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While these numbers seem to suggest that women haven't scored blockbusters, history proves otherwise.
|
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The Starks never do the expected thing — Arya's surprise appearance in Godswood proves that.
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The payoff, thankfully, proves exciting and eventful, moving the show forward on various fronts.
|
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Now, Mayer proves his guitar-playing skills are more adaptable than audiences previously knew.
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And David Dayen writes that Cruz's candidacy proves how the one percent runs Washington.
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He wins with voters on these issues -- as the election proves -- because he's right.
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" They added: "This proposal proves he is disconnected from the lower and middle class.
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Still, Debbie won't be happy until she once again proves how awesome she is.
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"It's a drawing on a piece of paper until somebody proves it," he said.
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His ability to make something out of nothing proves to be his greatest asset.
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Not only does this make zero sense, but it proves to be incredibly tedious.
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Its success proves that yes, people will pay to watch video games after all.
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The availability of skin brightening products proves that whiteness is still considered the ideal.
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The risotto proves to be the perfect vehicle to showcase black garlic's unique flavor.
|
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Serena and Fred are monsters, and "Last Ceremony's" horrific, haunting rape scene proves it.
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Her Instagram account proves 2017 has been her best and biggest year yet. 33.
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If recovery proves elusive, politicians will feel compelled to turn to more dramatic measures.
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The List Of Richest Kardashians & Jenners Proves THIS Is How You Really Make Money
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That proves even poorly run teams have benefited from surging values of sports teams.
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Still, High Flying Bird proves Ray right by letting his passion overpower other concerns.
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His coaching style rankles the townspeople and alienates the players but ultimately proves successful.
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And if the study proves their belief, then it's acceptable to ban this practice.
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Liking Tootsie doesn't make you rotten any more than making it proves Hoffman fresh.
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He noted that Freeport-McMoRan could also face difficulties if Einhorn's thesis proves correct.
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And if this photo proves anything, it's that these two take game night seriously.
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The iPhone 8 proves to be an odd sort of proof for this hypothesis.
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If it proves scaleable, it could make a real dent in global plastic pollution.
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With a 95% Rotten Tomatoes rating, Dave proves an indisputable fact: People love Dave.
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Past experience proves the budget's inertia; change creates losers, and losers mobilise to resist.
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As "Signs" proves, his latest songs, while fun, have been lazy and low-effort.
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As the story of Mary Beatrice Davidson Kenner proves, that's just plain historical inaccuracy.
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"You shouldn't take them as absolute figures, but it proves the case," he said.
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Elba proves those fans and their outrage wrong before he ever says a word.
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But this most recent outing proves that the pair are very much in love.
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In his apology he said the episode, "proves I wouldn't make a good politician".
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It proves how seeing the movement of a dress affects your opinion of it.
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Every season of Insecure proves to be even more fraught than the last one.
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If China proves incapable of playing a positive role, he recommends it is "sidelined".
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A report is false when an investigation proves that the sexual assault never happened.
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Williams' new blond hair proves that taking a beauty risk can certainly pay off.
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Critics, on the other hand, say the new research proves nothing of the sort.
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It's an elegant series that proves Bourouissa's equal commitment to studio and social practice.
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However, "Household" proves this was a minimization of his involvement in the war effort.
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This proves to be more than a clever way to divide up the image.
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In fact, searching for a photo of the duo proves to be a challenge.
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But Jughead's influence proves to be vital even though things get tense between them.
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This photo just proves what we already knew: the mother-daughter duo is inseparable.
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The cab drive away from the chef's party proves just how right Jeff is.
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Even for big-name actresses, nudity often proves to be a point of contention.
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As the situation with Apple proves, the story is likely more complicated than that.
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As her visit to this high school proves, she's eager to continue the push.
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This video proves that kids are not immune to experiencing one of those days.
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Granted, weaving together these masterfully told tales proves a bit challenging for the film.
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It proves once again that you shouldn't leave your crypto assets on an exchange.
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Partitions are a fading industry convention; here, X proves the thesis true and necessary.
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If the forecast proves accurate, the gas market should rebalance without too much difficulty.
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They say it's the thought that counts, and this girlfriend's gift absolutely proves it.
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If an article exists that proves Spicer right on that, I couldn't find it.
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Even after attending her father's untimely funeral, Alice proves to be one strong woman.
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I'm not saying that exonerates him from murders or proves his guilt or whatever.
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But the experience, as one might expect, proves to be much more rewarding personally.
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People are endlessly fascinated with doppelgängers, as one massively viral tweet definitely proves.
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MacDonald's lawyers' 64-page brief in June detailed evidence they say proves his innocence.
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Just proves that storytellers are everywhere, and you have to be ready to listen.
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Science proves that you do have the power to change your outlook on life.
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If Winter's so-called rant proves anything, it's that she does have self-respect.
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If this kid proves anything, it's that the resistance will be in good hands.
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Its only hope now is that the Trump presidency proves less catastrophic than predicted.
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But you can turn it into homeware, as a new material called merdacotta proves.
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And lastly, Adriana Lima proves a bright red lip never goes out of style!
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The camera is another spot where the Moto G's poor performance proves an issue.
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India proves useful in American attempts to contain China, which only continue to strengthen.
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But if that proves wrong, the outlook for Trump and his party looks bleak.
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But for a handful of patients, a drug proves to be nearly a cure.
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Liberals aren't without their own scam artists, as the proliferation of #TrumpRussia mythologists proves.
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Second, it proves we have criminals actively subverting the American government from the inside.
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"History proves the fallacy of placing too much stock in advanced technology," he said.
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In one scenario, history proves that Hanoi was in fact the moment talks collapsed.
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Seen here, he proves he's every bit the swoon-worthy style star, as well.
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Deals like that could become more common if the commission proves to be influential.
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Advantageous or not, it often proves difficult to revert back to the status quo.
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" The President added, "In the end I can always declassify if it proves necessary.
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Maybe we don't need to revisit Thelma's past, harrowing though it proves to be.
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A 40-year-old movie proves more progressive about relationships than one from 2019.
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For Sessions, the reality on the border proves the policy of deterrence isn't working.
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Jamie proves to be quite adept at espionage even if he doesn't favor it.
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That it proves ideologically attractive to others is what makes it important -- and dangerous.
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And if it proves necessary, tip off authorities or a responsible animal-welfare organization.
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The recent late season blizzard in the Midwest, proves that Mother Nature is unpredictable.
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Nothing has come to light that proves Biden tried helping his son in Ukraine.
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The clothing below proves you can find anything to fit your own personal style.
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This first recording with his Hong Kong orchestra, and a solid cast proves it.
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Homeownership, the foundation of the American dream, proves to be the longest-lasting currency.
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In the end the MoxieLash kit proves to be worth the $75 price tag.
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But experts continue to debate whether the video indeed proves the U.S.'s claim.
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As recent history proves, the problems surrounding immigration are complex and difficult to tackle.
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Once she hits the sand, Nancy proves game and capable and in the moment.
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That means there will likely be plenty of places where he proves non-viable.
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For Argentina's detractors, this proves that the default and subsequent tough negotiation were wrong.
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But Trump himself proves every day that you can make complex statements on Twitter.
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But as Thursday morning's tweetstorm proves, the President's narrative falls way short on facts.
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Fung's testimony ultimately proves to be disastrous when he's cross-examined by the defense.
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It's what she does next that proves her snack game is seriously on point.
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Despite his divine talent, the Metal God proves to be quite down-to-earth.
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It means only to help its people thrive in whatever world proves their lot.
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New track "Kinda Bonkers" proves that as it announces the band's EP The Painters.
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And with sophisticated styling, it proves to be a solid fancy-dress swap-in.
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The rest of the day proves to be fruitful for both Jamie and Claire.
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A quick survey of last year's political controversies in the US proves this point.
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And this dating overlap proves just how small the dating pool is in Hollywood.
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Gomez was undeterred by the difficulty of the challenge, however, as her video proves.
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Indeed, Kimmel's reenactment of how a "Hodor" scenario might go down proves Benioff's point.
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CarGurus' IPO proves you don't need early venture funding to succeed on Wall Street.
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It also proves illusionary the Baudrillardian ideal of subversive conformity popular in the 1980s.
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So that answer there proves that I am developed, and I'm only getting better.
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This experience proves that shaming women about physiologically normal and functioning vaginas is epidemic.
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The opener, though — with Fred undercover in a roomful of neo-Nazis — proves tactical.
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Nothing presented as evidence proves that the object was placed there by the Iranians.
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And, for me at least, the new version of GPT-2 proves just that.
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That's astounding, considering all the evidence that proves Putin lied to the president's face.
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This proves my theory: Everything Trump says about women is actually true about himself.
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If someone sounds happy, that emotion proves contagious, and we share in the joy.
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Theeb has its flaws, but it proves Nowar has a great film in him.
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But the effect ultimately proves wearying: Even deliberate bad taste can start to bore.
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"It proves that people don't read or pay attention," he added, with a laugh.
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It's a receipt that proves 1 megawatt-hour of renewable energy was created somewhere.
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That might mean the quota removal announced on Tuesday proves a mostly incremental step.
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Rihanna proves you can still look incredibly put together in a chunky sweater dress.
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His "The Unlikely Endurance of Christian Rock," in The New Yorker, proves that plain.
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We can only hope that the Republican electorate proves itself better than its leaders.
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Rather, it embraces it, proves that even the slightest change can have vast consequences.
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Targoff proves herself as good a popular historian as she is a literary critic.
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Day in and day out, he proves to us that he has no shame.
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Even my act of saying that is sexist and proves I'm not being sensitive.
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And so far nothing we know of these meetings proves or even indicates collusion.
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It's another touching performance that proves the Riverdale crew's acting chops have really grown.
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The record-setting level of departures from his administration's top ranks proves this truth.
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We were already pretty sure Google knew everything about us, but this proves it.
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" After signing her name, the Queen added: "Now, well, that proves I came here.
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This latest emerson poll that has him at the top proves this once again.
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But Jachimowicz insists happiness is a lousy career guide, and his research proves it.
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But it's Yennefer's backstory that proves a big part of The Witcher TV series.
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But the sally proves to be only one bass note in the show's concerto.
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"Whoever proves right in the end must first be and do wrong," Rubashov says.
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To some, Britain proves how government can spur the rapid deployment of clean technology.
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This proves that we are still a country governed by the rule of law.
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California is a place where intensive advertising usually proves essential in winning statewide races.
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Ms. Dorrance, the tap prima, proves the most mature and engaging of the four.
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Her greatest weapon proves to have been inside her all along: it is love.
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As the Emmys purple (not red!) carpet proves, celebrities aren't really just like us.
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But beating the Giants (pre-Daniel Jones), Redskins and Dolphins proves only so much.
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The Versa Lite proves you don't need to spend much for a good smartwatch.
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Well, the absence of facts proves that the media is in on the game.
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The fact that she stated 'it's not because of their color' proves it all.
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Parading these weapons proves only North Korea's ambitions, not its capabilities, the analysts said.
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What this massively proves is that, if it's anybody's war, it's Kennedy's and Johnson's.
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But the evidence proves the targeting of the black community has been uniquely damaging.
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Of course, as this speech proves, he will never just say these two sentences.
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Trump allies will be crossing their fingers in the hope his prediction proves true.
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Everything he has done since then proves that something may very well be damning.
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In Charlie's Angels, Kristen Stewart proves that where Pratt is falling, she is ascendent.
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While Issa's experience feels like a dream, Molly's proves to be an outright nightmare.
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But Chris's sudden comfort with being called her boyfriend proves to be a lie.
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History proves that basic research investments, while expensive, can help to cure an epidemic.
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However, one of Depp's craziest purchases proves even more impractical than a French village.
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A rich body of theoretical work proves that they will be potent, but limited.
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Regarding so-called prison reform, the Senate proves slightly more visionary than the House.
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That is, if the conservative coalition proves worthy of the changes it is promulgating.
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Why, then, if it proves nothing, is this a story I persist in telling?
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The off-the-cuff outburst "proves I wouldn't make a good politician," Dimon said.
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Revelation by former WH officials proves what we've known all along: Trump is #PutinsPuppet.
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The complexity that created the need for navigators proves that ObamaCare is poorly designed.
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If his forecast proves correct, that means a five percent gain from current levels.
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It all proves exasperating, and yet, yes, a sequel is teased at the end.
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The morally hand-wringing coverage of "Night of the Living Dead" proves the point.
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Words/Matter proves repeatedly that words are important and that they command physical space.
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"Hereditary" proves he is even worse at surreptitious crime fighting than I originally believed.
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If resisting that muffin initially proves to be too hard, try waiting 10 minutes.
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And Robin proves that just because something is substantive doesn't mean it's not interesting.
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Orbán, as the "Stop Soros" law proves, embodies all three of these descriptors perfectly.
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But I might simply have missed some research on this topic that proves otherwise.
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Roberts has rarely been better, and James proves himself a star in the making.
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Nothing proves dance's growth at Coachella more than the development of the Yuma Stage.
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The Wells Fargo scandal proves banks are just too big The Wells Fargo scandal proves banks are just too big So Wells Fargo is clawing back millions of dollars in compensation from high-level executives in light of the bank's phony accounts scandal.
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With one wonderful gesture, house mother Blanca proves she is the mom Angel always deserved.
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It's our way off this planet and it proves that we are bigger than ourselves.
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Lucas himself, in his quest to earn Max's trust, proves to be conscientious and loyal.
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He more than proves that he doesn't need that pretty mug to carry a film.
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Sure, Toy Story 4 looks solid but, you know, exception proves the rule or whatever.
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She refers to it as her "humble little apartment," but this video proves otherwise.3.
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Characteristic of Clowes's stories, the task proves to be more challenging and tragic than expected.
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If this proves possible, the satellite will attempt quantum key distribution via these entangled photons.
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It proves the poster's commitment to the community by demonstrating willingness to sacrifice outside relationships.
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But besides these anecdotal results, there's no research that proves that seed cycling does anything.
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More than half a decade on, it still proves an elusive target for international sellers.
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But this morning's news proves that the size-inclusive retailer isn't slowing down anytime soon.
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This subtle moment in Kim Kardashian's latest Vogue profile proves she's definitely Kris Jenner's daughter.
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The game proves that people are willing to take augmented reality games outside their homes.
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It proves that some dead galaxies transform from a disk into a massive elliptical galaxies.
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And it proves that kids and, well, self-tanning lotion probably shouldn&apost mix together.
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So asking to be spared from the insanity of war merely proves that he's not.
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Activists say the ruling proves that same-sex marriage is not incompatible with Chinese culture.
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They kiss, and Zelda proves she excellent at both memorizing state capitals and uncorking champagne.
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Although this was unrelated to bathrooms, Beckwith said it proves the law can be abused.
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The South Korean firm is hoping the device proves a distraction from its many woes.
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This all proves just how good an onscreen love triangle would be between those three.
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And yet the end of Loving proves why Nichols's approach is ultimately the right one.
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That is also because distinguishing between slavery and merely bad working conditions sometimes proves difficult.
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But ow, this first run with them proves that it hurts to swim with them.
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But nothing proves to be more of a trophy hunt than the ephemeral morel mushroom.
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Baby Mama proves that being single doesn't mean giving up the things you've always wanted.
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It all proves to be an unnecessary gesture that misses the forest for the trees.
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If it proves popular, though, it's not hard to imagine the studio expanding their program.
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This document proves the issues are separate; conflating them has the potential to mislead people.
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Her work proves that you don't have to give into bullshit trends to stay relevant.
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Their appearance proves that the Bachelorettes, in general, are better at this whole TV thing.
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"Although this evidence exists in many hate crimes, it proves elusive in others," Cullen wrote.
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Its insolvency proves that the upheaval in retailing is not confined to suburban shopping malls.
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Still, it proves a sturdy, humming vehicle, its gentle comedy undergirded by dark emotional coloring.
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The victory for the leave camp proves there is now a worldwide movement for change.
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Additional Thoughts: What exactly is in Charlotte Hale's neck that proves she's human when scanned?
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Loving, Little Fires Everywhere proves, is an imperfect and confusing act, regardless of the circumstances.
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This currently requires a supercooled material that proves to be unworkable in the real world.
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But, as this newly unveiled bot from Agility Robotics proves, we're getting good at it.
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That's understandable, since this new era proves that Taylor Swift is leaving a lot behind.
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There is life outside of the Apple bubble, and the Huawei MediaPad T5 proves it.
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Which once again proves the ancient adage, you never want to peeve off Chaos Kass.
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He says the skilled-worker law could be amended one day if it proves ineffectual.
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Love-Moji proves that, so many years later, we should still be celebrating this diversity.
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The post-dinner debrief proves just how tired Carole was made by the entire debacle.
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Crapo believes that the legislation proves that plenty can be accomplished when individuals work together.
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The idea that ignoring a genocide will bring political or strategic benefits usually proves illusory.
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Beck proves a girl can want to get laid and eat oodles of breakfast carbs.
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" The CEO said at the time that the prosecutors' decision "proves I broke no law.
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To Morty and Rick's surprise, though, the term "muscle memory" proves more literal than expected.
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The local accent proves you are not "carpet-bagging", or swanning into a winnable seat.
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The risk is that none of them proves to have been big or radical enough.
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One, the study takes pains not to say with any certainty that it proves causality.
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Toxic masculinity proves that men are also hurting, and suffering, from our harshly gendered society.
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The result proves that Netanyahu has more political skill than any other politician in Israel.
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If this proves to be true, expect to hear from other sources as fall approaches.
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How can we handle issues of "over-diagnosis," if this proves to be a question?
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Daenerys easily takes over King's Landing but proves to be kind of a terrible ruler.
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Schlafly, Martin and Decker believe this proves his commitment to policies supported by conservative Christians.
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The premise may sound farfetched but its smart, well-measured execution proves plausible and effective.
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Hopefully, that sentiment still proves itself to be true for other borrowers and for myself.
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Russia's defense ministry released drone footage that they argue proves other factors were at play.
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Just when you think dog owners couldn't be more obsessive, the internet proves you wrong.
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Ahead, Diop proves just how gorgeous metallics — and a whole lot of confidence — can be.
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If "The Traitor" proves anything, it's that an 80-year-old filmmaker can still pounce.
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To know for sure, you will have to find the written documentation that proves it.
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It proves that artists, like everyone else, do their best work when they are well.
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TRC says forensic evidence proves the fatal shot was not at the hands of Sirhan.
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CBP's own video proves just how easy it is to get over the damn thing.
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But the rapidity proves a barrier to fully enjoying these lush and potentially entrancing photos.
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Their vacay proves Julia's bouncing back strong, and you can tell she's excited about it.
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Child services take Derek Jr. into custody after Derek proves incompetent at single-dad life.
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This Bar Mitzvah—we don't know where, we only sort of know when—proves it.
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And lastly, Alyssa Milano proves not all red carpet styles have to be high fashion.
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Eh if Malia Obama really skipped the DNC for Lollapalooza it just proves one thing.
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Here's hoping he proves us doubters wrong with an epic fight against Lamas this October.
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I think it proves that people in Hong Kong are very good at problem solving.
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If anything, Eye Fruit proves we need more shows and informed discourse about Franklin Williams.
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Once again, biomimicry proves to be one of the most exciting challenges of robotic engineering.
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Her series proves that rescue pets are just as cute and worthy of our attention.
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Regardless, the news again proves just how monumentally MoviePass has shaken up the theater industry.
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However, this proves once again that Iran takes serious only a brazen and decisive language.
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Also, my personal experience proves for me that newcomer candidacies like his contain intriguing possibilities.
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For his part, Goodman proves once again why he's one of our most underrated actors.
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As this latest news proves, Trump's rapid ascent in politics has been good for business.
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The disaster in Houston, he said, proves that urban flooding is becoming a national problem.
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And, as the existence of this very explainer proves, it is correct in its prediction.
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If LocoL proves it can work, it could change "institutional eating" as we know it.
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The KRACK vulnerability proves that you should install security updates as soon as they're available.
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If nothing else, Grande's interview with Kimmel proves she's quite a bit like us. Yasss!
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Doctors who prescribe Subsys must take a test that proves they understand the drug's risks.
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There's an explosion of violence and the stranger proves he's not to be messed with.
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Even so, Republicans have grown increasingly concerned as an end to trade tensions proves elusive.
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That's why, when a player proves reality wrong, it's worth celebrating like we celebrated Peterson.
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Examining EXIF data proves the photos were taken with one of the those two devices.
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The lack of noise from both camps proves that they are united on this pick.
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None of those things will change overnight if its relative decline proves steeper than necessary.
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This new New York Times story proves that we don't know the half of it.
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The larger question is whether the IRS news proves that Obamacare really is almost invulnerable.
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Dianne Feinstein said the Thousand Oaks shooting proves that stricter gun control laws are necessary.
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You take him to the hospital for evaluation, and a series of tests proves inconclusive.
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And then what real experience do they have that proves they can use those skills.
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