Richard Simmons, the reclusive fitness mogul whose sudden disappearance from public life spawned a hit podcast, might soon return to public life, thanks to a business deal.
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As she navigated the choppy waters of her son Prince Andrew's recent departure from public life, there is renewed speculation that Queen Elizabeth may be wanting to retire from public life herself.
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Tonight brings exciting news about career and your public life.
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Clinton has slowly begun to emerge into public life, however.
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Shifts are taking place in your personal and public life.
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People in public life are careerists, for the most part.
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Is the first openly LGBTQ justice already in public life?
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Henrick's retirement from public life was announced in January 2016.
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Surprises in your career and public life take place today.
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Corruption in public life is far from unknown in Israel.
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Wright later announced his intention to withdraw from public life.
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Public life there, too, has been full of surprises lately.
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Do you encourage them to participate in public life nonetheless?
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Restructuring is taking place in your public life, dear Pisces.
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It's why I've dedicated my public life to this fight.
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Bullying & prejudice in our public life sets a national tone.
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John McCain, praising his "example" of "honor" in public life.
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Such tight groups are no longer possible in public life.
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You exclude people from public life, they will just retreat.
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This brought the public life of the David full circle.
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That's what we ought to be doing in public life.
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"In Starbucks' 24 years of public life," he told analysts.
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However, by 1994, she chose to resume her public life.
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"We were dealing primarily with her public life," he said.
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Public life in America has methodically ground to a halt.
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Balancing your personal and public life is big today, Gemini.
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That doesn't mean that Feinstein should withdraw from public life.
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The line between your personal and public life is blurry.
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Yet public life on the whole has remained surprisingly calm.
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Gandhi drew no distinction between his private and public life.
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The country's clampdown on public life has left businesses reeling.
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The women who have stayed are prominent in public life.
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Spain and France also announced severe restrictions on public life.
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The contrast with public life in Britain today is stark.
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It was likely Murtfeld's public life that raised Facebook's alarm.
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Elders have retired from public life or have passed on.
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Then, three years ago, he abruptly retreated from public life.
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He also has a long, complicated record in public life.
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" Mr. Brewster said his client had "an exemplary public life.
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Entering public life as a wife was only the beginning.
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This is a terrible standard to establish in public life.
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Public life in America has become too repressed and scripted.
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It is now fully integrated into public life of this country.
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You're feeling pressure at work or in your public life, Capricorn.
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Sexual predators like Harvey Weinstein have been exiled from public life.
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They don't feel as if our public life reflects our best.
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And now I am trying to lead a purposefully public life.
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But it's unlikely public life has seen the last of Bharara.
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In early May, Philip announced his upcoming retirement from public life.
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How do they feel being a Trump supporter in public life.
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That said, exciting developments are taking place in your public life.
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However, Clinton wasn't immune to the unfavorable aspects of public life.
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Trump has flip-flopped on the issue throughout his public life.
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"He doesn't want to live a public life," says the source.
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The army has always played an outsized role in public life.
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This is a terrible standard to establish in public life. Rep.
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The event marks the start of Obama's reentry into public life.
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Venus enters Gemini, bringing blessings to your career and public life.
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Such questions have been the very fabric of American public life.
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Venus enters Leo, bringing blessings to your career and public life.
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Poland's de facto leader was absent from public life for months.
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Jennifer Butler of the liberal religious group Faith in Public Life.
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It also acknowledged Clinton's "mistakes" during her time in public life.
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It had to be about the shared stuff of public life.
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We lived two lives — the public life and the private one.
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He has lived with the media intrusion all his public life.
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Children, teenagers and young adults found personal meaning in public life.
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However personal, tragedy is no occasion to withdraw from public life.
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Those women don't have the luxury of "returning" to public life.
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"He spent 30 years in public life," Young said of Bayh.
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A surprise arrives this evening concerning your career or public life.
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Let's say, a better approach to this moment in public life.
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Yet in public life she comes across as crass and hotheaded.
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But now they are part of public life and mass culture.
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Judgment serves a crucial end, in both private and public life.
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Opportunities to become involved in public life felt out of reach.
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But how is this "withdrawal" part of public life, of politics?
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Most other people in public life view reality as a limitation.
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"The competition attracted talented people into public life," said Mr. Alexander.
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It has no place in our politics and our public life.
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PUBLIC LIFE Then I spend the day going to local events.
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A lawyer by profession, he entered public life in his 20s.
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It feels like John McCain has been in public life forever.
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"I want to see him effective in public life," he said.
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Mr. Mueller's final act in public life might be the anticlimax.
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The idiot contributed nothing to public life or the common good.
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The idiot cares nothing about public life, much less public service.
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He is a pillar of integrity and justice in public life.
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Bloomberg has prioritized data analytics in his business and public life.
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There has never been a more brazen liar in public life.
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"He lived a public life here in Minnesota," Andriy Karkoc said.
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Alexander set out for a public life from an early age.
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He apologized for one incident and has retreated from public life.
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Deep conversations take place today, Aries, especially concerning your public life.
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Cancer season begins, bringing your focus to your career and public life.
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After the Arab Spring was crushed, middle-class Egyptians abandoned public life.
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Call it no-politics politics: the no-makeup makeup of public life.
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Maybe tonight will jump-start the next chapter of her public life.
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Trump&aposs public life has been filled with controversial statements about immigrants.
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Read why activists say many Iraqi women are withdrawing from public life.
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"Our public life withers when only the most extreme voices get attention."
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Once it secures a foothold in public life, conspiracism has independent force.
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Toward the end of his reign, his presence in public life waned.
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Islamists are hardly alone in attempting to inject religion into public life.
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Both economics and American public life are much poorer for his death.
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She has now been in public life for more than 235 years.
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And it came from the compassion Clinton always brings to public life.
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So, the queen will carry on with her role in public life.
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It is first and foremost values and high standards of public life.
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For so long, the President has broken rules that govern public life.
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He apologized to the first accuser and has retreated from public life.
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Jennifer Butler, chief executive of progressive policy group Faith in Public Life.
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You'll notice this play out in your career or your public life.
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Important talks could be going down in your professional or public life!
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Howard Fineman: The hatred of "the other" is poisoning our public life.
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Because religious diversity is not getting any less important in public life.
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They're relics of his professional, public life—proof of a groundbreaking career.
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Bush's absence from public life made Americans' hearts for him grow fonder.
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The people in public life we really admire turn experience into graciousness.
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But private life was separate from public life, one of them said.
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Rand Corporation has chronicled what it calls "truth decay" in public life.
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You'll feel stress, both in your personal life and your public life.
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Propaganda is omnipresent in public life, from internet forums to city streets.
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Biden's public image has been bolstered by his distance from public life.
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But a majority of Afghan women are still absent from public life.
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In her public life, Ms. Hawley brushed aside honors bestowed on her.
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But he should never have been let into American public life, either.
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Sometimes vibrant musicians begin to take steps away from public life, however.
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In public life, Maradona didn't act like a man of humble origins.
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It couldn't be happening at a worse moment in American public life.
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You're embarking on a new journey in your career and public life.
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Be smart about how you approach your public life and reputation today.
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He is one of the least contrite individuals in American public life.
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Despite living a public life, the British royal family is famously private.
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That is, the end of Mr. Brown's 50 years in public life.
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They want him cast outside of public life as soon as possible.
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Because they didn't want him exerting that much power over public life.
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Hardline Islamists have largely been excluded from public life since the war.
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Our public life withers when only the most extreme voices get attention.
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Wilson has mostly left public life but still defends the 187 push.
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We need every American to stay active in our public life and not just during election time, so that our public life reflects the goodness and the decency that I see in the American people every single day.
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Hillary Clinton entered public life during a time of upheaval for American women.
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"It is now fully integrated into public life of this country," Hotez said.
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But she&aposs been in public life since -- GUILFOYLE: I like that, too.
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This is an exciting time for you around your professional and public life!
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"Political repression has become an important part of our public life," he said.
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These things are signs of a broader unsewing of immigrants from public life.
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We are entering a new, uncertain and perilous era in American public life.
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Kim Kardashian West is settling back into her public life slowly but surely.
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Charles' father, Prince Philip, also publicly retired from public life in August 2017.
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Tension between your personal and public life will arrive in the early evening.
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But Polish-Brazilians are beginning to make a bigger mark in public life.
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Exciting shifts take place today, Aquarius, especially in your career and public life.
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The Azaria affair says much about the chauvinism that suffuses Israeli public life.
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Race has really been in of the recurring themes in his public life.
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Some would like to restore the central role of Shinto in public life.
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The French may argue that religion should be kept out of public life.
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How can you create a better balance between your private and public life?
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There are no bigger trolls in American public life than the alt-right.
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In early spring 2013 the great intolerant madness returned to American public life.
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Reflect on how your partnerships fit in to your public life this month.
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I've been more transparent than anybody I can think of in public life.
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You're ready to make some moves in your professional or public life today.
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But over time the taboos on women in public life seem to fraying.
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Shake-ups will take place both at home and in your public life.
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Unexpected shifts take place this evening, especially concerning your work or public life.
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Some in public life have been reduced to calling their boss a moron.
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"The Kingmaker" shows the family's gradual return to public life and political influence.
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Being active in public life should be seen as a positive for Malpass.
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This re-privatization of public life should tell us something about the future.
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Clinton had failed to improve people's lives during her decades in public life.
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King Michael of Romania withdrew from public life because of illness in 2016.
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The president of North Korea has the most unique haircut in public life.
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The Oscar winner appears to be inching his way back into public life.
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"I have seen too many good people destroyed in public life," he said.
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Trump has been accused of mistreating and disrespecting women throughout his public life.
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Duties at home are clashing with responsibilities you have in your public life.
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Venus enters Aquarius tonight, bringing some sweetness to your professional and public life.
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Expect exciting conversations to take place in your public life or at work.
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Italy, population 60.4 million: Nationwide lockdown affecting nearly all forms of public life.
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Women in their 20s worked to refocus American public life toward social concerns.
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What examples can you give, either from your own life or public life?
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Where should the limits be between religion and public life if you could?
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"It has no place in our politics and our public life," he wrote.
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When the Taliban ruled Afghanistan, they banned music — and women — from public life.
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Lee, a widow and an idealist about public life, is a desirable catch.
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Some of the disillusioned drop out of public life, since it's all meaningless.
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Is public life to be a perpetual Hobbesian war of all against all?
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Donald Trump has smashed through the behavior standards that once governed public life.
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And yet there now seems no place for him in our public life.
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And many of the businessmen in public life are linked to the government.
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We need to remember our common humanity in all facets of public life.
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The man had never seemed particularly religious in his previous, very public life.
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"We are purifying public life so there is moral authority," Lopez Obrador said.
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It's been a rocky year for late-stage startups chasing the public life.
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This combination has produced a new note in our public life: chaotic cruelty.
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He continued his service with a brilliant and honorable career in public life.
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You cannot rewind time, not in your private life, not in public life.
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Today, consider the line between your public life and your personal life, Pisces.
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Many aspects of public life in Quayside will be tracked by data sensors.
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Mr. Douglass had been for many years a prominent figure in public life.
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For all his involvement in public life, Altman doesn't see himself in office.
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Today's full moon in Sagittarius highlights your struggle between you private and public life.
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He eventually retreated from public life; two decades, he remains later a mysterious figure.
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"It's the private side of a very public life," said Johnathan Rendell of Christie's.
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"Understanding precisely how social media platforms impact public life is difficult," the report says.
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Today's full moon in Sagittarius is exciting for your career and public life, Pisces.
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Five-Star's protests against rampant corruption in Italian public life remains its chief asset.
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"All women entering public life are targets," women's rights activist Hanaa Edwar told us.
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But there are weighty consequences of such intense private sector participation in public life.
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Public life has become like a play whose audience is unwilling to suspend disbelief.
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Our public life withers when only the most extreme voices get all the attention.
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Trump would be seen again, so her return to public life remains a mystery.
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This seems most likely to occur when a candidate is retiring from public life.
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"I think he'll be relieved" to step back from public life, one acquaintance said.
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He has re-emerged in public life there and been feted at various events.
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Public life in a dynasty is shaped by the personal foibles of the monarch.
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He's one of a minority of people in public life who are properly ordered.
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That has been Taylor Swift's public life throughout this long, grueling, contentious election cycle.
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Can a long public life of small lies make you completely comfortable with lying?
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From the moment she entered public life Ivanka has been noted for her beauty.
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Sir Roger is not the only person in public life who says silly things.
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That announcement was in effect that Prince Philip is stepping back from public life.
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Things are brewing in your public life, but being popular isn't always easy, Aquarius.
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That's a momentous achievement for a woman who's already peerless in our public life.
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Philip officially retired from public life in August following 64 years of royal service.
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France has a long history of trying to keep religion out of public life.
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Have we ever seen this degree of brazen, pathological mendacity in American public life?
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He retired from public life in 2010 but has been outspoken on political issues.
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Media types say they cannot report on the army's constant interference in public life.
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But in the secular Islamic world, such items marked social rank in public life.
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Spacey apologized for any inappropriate conduct and has since stepped away from public life.
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Many communist-era officials are still in public life, wielding political and business influence.
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I have been more transparent than anybody I can think of in public life.
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He has spent five decades in public life trying to make everything about him.
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There's the human side of people who are in public life that connects people.
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Clinton's period in public life — undulating, pathbreaking, exhausting — has spanned more than a generation.
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And I think we could use some decorum in our public [life] these days.
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In other words, Archie's reappearance in public life is noteworthy because it is troubling.
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How many men would suddenly find themselves disqualified from important positions in public life?
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The moon enters Sagittarius today, bringing your focus to your career and public life.
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One was that a woman's lens is critical to all areas of public life.
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You don't have to cut yourself off from public life, but vigilance is key.
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Clinton's public life tracks pretty well with the ups and downs of American feminism.
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Religious communities play an important role in individual American lives and American public life.
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It is a sign that hatred of The Other is poisoning our public life.
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So Taylor disappeared from public life for a year to wait out the schadenfreude.
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For decades, Republicans, and especially conservative Republicans, insisted that character counted in public life.
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Western governments are also debating when to lift restrictions on travel and public life.
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As a result of her diagnosis, O'Connor said she has withdrawn from public life.
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He died in 2014, but before that, he was a statesman in public life.
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But the words she used could have described her entire approach to public life.
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With this eclipse, the path will be related to your professional or public life.
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Yet, somehow, the pandemic is becoming my latest obstacle to participating in public life.
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Secularization and ethnic diversity called into question the privileges of Christianity in public life.
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But Instagram has brought down the walls between private and public life in Iran.
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"It seems like she's been in public life for a long time," she said.
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They savor periodic pauses in the public life from which neither will yet retire.
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It remained unclear whether, Kim Kyong-hui, 73, will resume an active public life.
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Arthur: I think we have radically "federalized" our attention to politics and public life.
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His role commemorating the fallen hero provided his first intense exposure to public life.
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It may also be a pivotal day for her greatest accomplishment in public life.
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So what can the concerned citizen do about the decay in our public life?
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How does the impeachment result help us understand his broader history in public life?
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Instead, Andrew has withdrawn from public life completely and retired from all royal duties.
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But it's also a shocking symptom of the toll of her strange public life.
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Obama never longed for a particularly public life and does not relish the fray.
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"Threats of violence have become more prevalent for women in public life," she said.
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Yovanovitch and Hill are out of public life but not out of the spotlight.
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A complicated personal life was no longer treated as a disqualifier for public life.
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This contradiction is behind some of the madness of our public life right now.
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It is this attitude that has partially destroyed public life in the United States.
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She doesn't want to dignify these people anyway — aren't they satisfied controlling public life?
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His long record underlines how much has changed since Biden first entered public life.
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Reflecting confidence in Damascus, first lady Asma al-Assad, has stepped back into public life.
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As his health continues to improve, Lamar Odom appears to be re-entering public life.
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She wouldn't have been able to succeed as a woman in public life at all.
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Though Ya'alon left the Knesset, he committed to returning to public life at some point.
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Norway's most eligible young royal, Marius Borg Høiby, 20, is set to leave public life.
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The vibe today is intense as hell—both at home and in your public life.
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"I'm certain it's not the first time he's confronted it in public life," he said.
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Uranus enters Taurus today, bringing a powerful change to your career or your public life.
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The bottom line: Their chilly relationship is now the most consequential in American public life.
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Dan Taberski, the filmmaker-turned-podcast narrator, picks up where Simmons' public life left off.
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He has also uprooted the largest figure in Georgian public life, former president Mikheil Saakashvili.
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Throughout his decades in public life, Trump has epitomized the idea of hollow, performative patriotism.
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The "Levelling" characterises a future where there are at least two approaches to public life.
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"I've never seen anyone in public life use paralipsis the way he does," Mercieca said.
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Twenty-five years in public life and people don't know what the hell she's for.
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Quebec's worries about both religion in public life and about cultural diversity have deep roots.
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The self-reinforcing outrage cycle is in danger of driving talented people from public life.
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He introduced something new to American public life on three levels: spiritual, political and presidential.
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He has not retreated from public life and remains a busy traveler, teacher and volunteer.
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He has done it time and time again during his four years in public life.
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Libra is all about balance—do you have harmony in your private and public life?
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But American citizens have certainly shirked their responsibility to be involved in our public life.
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It's multifaceted and ongoing, and will require a response from every element of public life.
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For so many decades, trans people were not been able to participate in public life?
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Clinton, by contrast, has been at the center of public life for a quarter century.
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After embracing fame for 40 years, fitness star Richard Simmons has withdrawn from public life.
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It is one of the four patronages that Meghan will champion throughout her public life.
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She's the known political quantity with decades of experience at the forefront of public life.
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Huge shifts are taking place for you around you professional goals and public life, Scorpio!
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But on Wednesday night, Bublé returned to public life to accept an award in Canada.
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Perhaps no one in American public life channels this thought more than Donald J. Trump.
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She has been in public life for a very well-examined quarter of a century.
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In his retirement from public life, President Bush remained unwavering in his service to others.
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But a meeting with his wife and kids ultimately nixed any leap to public life.
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We can't let that become the standard for those who wish to serve public life.
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Ms. Lewinski [sic] is a part of the President's public life not his private life.
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It's not like we've never had a figure like Donald Trump in public life before.
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He has campaigned on a platform of placing Christianity at the center of public life.
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"This is about someone's ability to exist in public life and be themselves," Topping said.
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Still, one hopes, and Obama has said, that he is not done with public life.
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Big emotions pop up in your relationships today, especially concerning your career and public life.
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Besides "saving the taxpayers money," the other love of Rob Ford's public life was football.
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An easygoing energy will arise in your career or around your public life this afternoon.
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" Former Secretary of State John Kerry: "I've been involved in public life for six decades.
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Mr. Lanzmann was a dominating, outspoken and cantankerous figure in French intellectual and public life.
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Maybe the next era of public life will be defined by a resurgence of localism.
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Clinton dismissed some of the calls for her to retreat from public life as sexist.
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Beneath the surface of public life, one can detect a strange, subliminal to-and-fro.
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Where do you see that ending — what's the limit to religion's role in public life?
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"No superior had posed such a question during my time in public life," he writes.
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"No event since Pearl Harbor set off such repercussions in public life," one historian wrote.
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Sadly, he scarcely acknowledges that the self-assertion of African-Americans defined his public life.
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"There's no difference between his public life and his private life," his pastor, the Rev.
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Media Matters has documented him commenting on the looks of many women in public life.
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There has to be a way to rein in real-life villainy in public life.
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But all kinds of offenders in public life still seem to struggle with the execution.
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That was a decadent age; the Protestant Reformation hadn't yet restored rectitude to public life.
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Tucker's muscular direction reveals the illogic of public life and mob mentality through spastic outbursts.
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The 98-year-old husband of Queen Elizabeth II retired from public life in 2017.
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"In all of my years of public life I have never obstructed justice" he said.
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Not even the doggy British can match the canine dramas that colour American public life.
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A controversy over Prince Andrew's interview that led him to pull out of public life.
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Once much maligned as destructive of public life, parties, driven by newspapers, became its machinery.
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However, surprises in your public life and career arrive as the moon opposes wildcard Uranus.
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But I also remember that shortly after law school, Heidi Bond disappeared from public life.
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As this condition has progressed, I am no longer able to participate in public life.
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And I think he's going to have a great public life if he should so choose.
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I can have a private life and have a public life, but when I choose to.
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Sandra Day O'Connor, the first woman on the Supreme Court, has stepped back from public life.
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Erdogan's foes accuse him of dismantling Ataturk's secular legacy by bringing religion back into public life.
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Mr Lieberman is tapping into widespread frustration over the disproportionate influence of rabbis over public life.
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In his public life, Mr. Angel had won praise for his work with different ethnic groups.
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Five years after his abdication, King Juan Carlos I of Spain is retiring from public life.
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The announcement comes amid a heated national debate over transgender rights in schools and public life.
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Conversations around your career and public life are going to start moving forward, so get excited!
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Mayor Bill de Blasio has made addressing income inequality the central mission of his public life.
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By pursuing public life, women invite assault is one of the most insidious myths out there.
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Rich from muckraking, such a good word: "to search for and expose misconduct in public life".
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We see the "come clean" canard play out in other arenas of public life as well.
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By the mid-1960s, Ms. Corcoran had retired from acting and largely withdrawn from public life.
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He could have each time he met a woman who wanted to participate in public life.
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The labor movement was powerful, and socialists, communists and anarchists were common figures in public life.
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Tusk was one of the first causes adopted by William when he started his public life.
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You've parlayed a very public life into a pretty private one in the past few years.
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Almost 30 years on, protests, frequent and raucous, are still a big part of public life.
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Tension between your private and public life arrives today as the sun and Pluto face off.
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Unexpected stuff goes down, both at home and at work or in your public life, today.
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Yes, he lived greatly in the law, and had a great impact on our public life.
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Dissent, whether in the press or in public life, was already difficult in Mr Erdogan's Turkey.
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Still, it's the most divisive and talked-about issue in American public life right now. Why?
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President Donald Trump views public life as a contest between dominant people and those they humiliate.
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Boris Johnson said it was not appropriate to "use that kind of language" in public life.
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He said they savor periodic pauses in the public life from which neither will yet retire.
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Fourth, Malpass has been involved in public life — including politics — and that is a good thing.
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" Clinton can be heard saying, "I think I'm probably the most transparent person in public life.
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He and wife Meghan, 37, are making the Commonwealth a central part of their public life.
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It was about whether LGBT people have the freedom to exist and live in public life.
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Joe Biden's sons have been well-known fixtures in his public life since they were children.
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Both enjoyed widespread name recognition and a long public life before running for the White House.
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Thus, on this Independence Day, let us begin the long process of rejuvenating our public life.
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Making insinuations like these is a deeply irresponsible thing for anyone in public life to do.
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This evening, communication planet Mercury enters Libra, bringing exciting news about your career and public life.
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Prince Alexander has already started his public life as a member of the Swedish royal family.
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Focus also shifts to your career and public life, as the sun enters Scorpio this morning.
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Becerra offers the competence and leadership that have won him so much respect in public life.
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Jerry Brown, 80, a Democrat who is retiring after nearly a half century in public life.
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They disrespect codes of etiquette that traditionally regulate public life and crack down on opposing speech.
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For her entire public life, Alice Walker has stood for social justice and for great writing.
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We honor his lifetime of service to this nation in our military and in public life.
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That's what these efforts are: thinly veiled attempts to legislate transgender people out of public life.
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In this way, the humility of Japanese society has restrained tattoo culture from interrupting public life.
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"The problem is that being with Isabel, it's impossible to have a public life," he said.
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The governor's command of detail has given him a portfolio of accomplishments throughout his public life.
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"They are trying to carve out a different sort of public life and reset the rules."
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Its trademark call for "honesty" in public life continues to resonate, and remains its chief asset.
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As organizers, we teach all Americans, both documented and undocumented, how to participate in public life.
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"Science grew to a dominant position in public life, and philosophy shrank," Freeman Dyson has written.
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Yet, they want to participate in every aspect of public life and invade every public domain.
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The difficulty is not simply that Khodorkovsky has had a protean presence in Russian public life.
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Prince Andrew, who had withdrawn from public life, was conspicuously absent from the festivities on Tuesday.
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"There is no decision I made in public life that I regret more," Minow has said.
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People in public life are responsible for the culture, the tone, the climate where crimes occur.
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That is a sea change in the role of partisanship in public life, Mr. Westwood said.
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Garrow says he can envision King retiring and become an "elder statesman" in American public life.
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"And there is no one that we've seen in American public life that's better than that."
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Everyone in public life wants to be on the same side against this suddenly public malaise.
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That said, handling your public life with grace, patience, and maturity will win you big rewards.
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Her unguarded exploration of it in her writing and public life is powerful, real, and relatable.
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After she inched back into public life, the death threats continued to pile up, she said.
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And that feeling of being judged has spilled out from social media and into public life.
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Clinton, it's the latest — and perhaps last — cruel twist in a public life full of them.
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Your focus turns to your career, reputation, and public life today, as the Moon enters diplomatic Libra.
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It is one of the four patronages announced Thursday that Meghan will champion throughout her public life.
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Today's full moon in air sign Libra brings an important culmination to your professional or public life.
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"This is probably the most important thing I've ever taken on in my public life," Warner said.
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Bennet entered public life in 2003 when he became then-Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper's chief of staff.
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Lessons from Mercury Retrograde: Mercury retrograde in Sagittarius is major for your public life and career, Pisces.
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Months later, the embattled evangelical leader has made opposition to #MeToo a feature of his public life.
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In April, McConnell was asked, by Kentucky Today, to name his most important achievement in public life.
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Charles retires from public life as one of America's foremost public intellectuals – a revered and fearsome thinker.
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Remaining engaged in public life, and trying to change it, is the work of true democratic citizenship.
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This evening's new moon in Capricorn heralds a fresh start in your career, reputation, and public life.
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Toward the end of his reign, as his health declined, the King's presence in public life waned.
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The changes are a rare intervention in public life by Sweden's king, who wields no formal power.
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I just happened to believe that there's a separation between the public life and the private life.
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She's had a high-profile place in public life since before Bill Clinton's presidency in the 1990s.
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Nursultan Nazarbayev, Kazakhstan's president, wants the punctuation symbol to play a much bigger part in public life.
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Though a private person, Hogancamp's work has achieved a very public life with photo shows and documentaries.
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Mercury is retrograde in Scorpio this month, finding you reconsidering issues in your career and public life.
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It relies on the same misinformation about transgender people that leads to our expulsion from public life.
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And in an era where mass shootings are a fact of public life, that seems pretty reasonable.
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"She doesn't seem in any rush to get back to a more public life," adds the insider.
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Tensions in relationships and in your public life arise as Venus and Saturn square off this evening.
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Today, trans people are much more visible in media and public life than when I was young.
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A lot of people think that your guard's up after a very long time in public life.
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In 2007, he voted against expanding services for ex-offenders leaving prison and re-entering public life.
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But there's another parallel at work, too: the critical and changing role of women in public life.
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Lamar Odom was also in the house as he makes his way slowly back to public life.
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Power planet Pluto begins its retrograde today, creating an intense energy in your career and public life.
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But the exhibition makes it clear that the tentacles of the mafia reach far into public life.
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Buhari, who has promised to fight corruption in public life, won a second term in February's election.
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But since leaving the White House, Biden has capitalized on his nearly 50 years in public life.
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She's since inched back into public life, and "24/7" is the first new song she's released.
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Toward the end of the king's life, Prince Vajiralongkorn was moving to the center of public life.
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Clinton of lacking a record of success or results despite being in public life for 30 years.
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Akihito's abdication entails, by contrast, a retreat from public life spurred by advanced age and declining health.
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Meanwhile, blame is being swapped on all sides for a perceived loss of civility in public life.
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George H.W. Bush would likely be the first to admit that about himself and his public life.
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She argues for a different way to evaluate the role of mass protest in American public life.
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She announced earlier this month that she is withdrawing from public life following a diagnosis of dementia.
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What constitutes ideological violence has decayed; instead, amorphous rage has become a persistent feature of public life.
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Do they have a passion in their life that showed up before they were in public life?
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She added that she's no longer able to participate in public life as the condition has progressed.
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But in every prominent public life there is the judgment of history, and the judgment of family.
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Miscommunications and delays around your career or public life are likely to go down during this transit.
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In his savage regime, public life is just a dog-eat-dog war of all against all.
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Entertainers and athletes with a social conscience are again emerging as a vital force in public life.
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A man who began his public life as a hero turned into the worst kind of tyrant.
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At the same moment Patrick left the stage, Barack Obama began his own departure from public life.
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Mitch McConnell is the great avatar of the decades-long enclosure of our public life by money.
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Still, Sikhs have risen in public life, particularly in Canada, where the current defense minister is Sikh.
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He may be retiring after 50 years in public life, but he doesn't want to be forgotten.
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" Fauci added that the limits on public life were designed to "try and make that not happen.
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It's actually Gary's line: 'In public life some things are interesting; it doesn't necessarily mean they're important.
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It promises more Catholic faith and patriotism in public life and more state say in the economy.
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Women are still regarded as interlopers in public life; when they seek power, drag is a must.
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The soul singer Jackie Shane captivated audiences in the 1960s, then vanished from public life in 1971.
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Most countries have a majority ethnic or religious group whose customs, culture and religion dominate public life.
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"There is a risk of racial abuse and harassment being normalized in our public life," he said.
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"As this condition has progressed, I am no longer able to participate in public life," she wrote.
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In stressing the need for increased civility in public life, Gorsuch seeks to steer clear of politics.
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At least four other senators had previously self-quarantined, although some have since returned to public life.
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It is also about building community ties that pull people sitting on the sidelines into public life.
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"I think that people in public life are going to have conflicts with each other," he said.
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About a year ago, she took a hiatus from public life, and a break from social media.
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Prince Philip retired from public life in 2017, at the perfectly reasonable-to-retire age of 96.
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His use of existing photographs made him very much an artist of American public life and history.
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His use of existing photographs made him very much an artist of American public life and history.
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But the past of proof is strange and, on its uncertain future, much in public life turns.
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He had spent his final months in his home state of Arizona and out of public life.
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Prince Philip, the Queen's husband, did not attend the event, having retired from public life last year.
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The equality of all customary languages in school, office and public life, is recognized by the state.
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It does feel like our modern technocratic culture has purged these sorts of inquiries from public life.
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Watch out for new connections that could help you achieve success in your professional or public life.
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As long as it continues, conspiracy theories will play a larger and larger role in public life.
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However, the trauma from the experience has reportedly caused her to take a step back from public life.
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Obviously, there are good reasons to want talented people from the private sector to serve in public life.
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This time more than any other in his very public life, the whole world will truly be watching.
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As someone on the left today, how do you think about the role of religion in public life?
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The religious right sucks up all the oxygen and somehow narrates the role of religion in public life.
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The decision to remove a link is weighed against factors such as the individual's role in public life.
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Fitting after this week's news that some of these accused men are plotting their return to public life.
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Sandra Day O'Connor, the first woman on the Supreme Court, has dementia and is withdrawing from public life.
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And for the rare moment in Holger Czukay's public life, there is nothing funny or goofy about that.
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And while Christians may be declining in relative influence, they aren't vanishing from public life any time soon.
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At a time when many wonder what honor is left in public life, there stands Mitt Romney. Sen.
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Both of these candidates are known quantities with extraordinary fame, who have been in public life for decades.
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In public life, his flamboyant intellectualism and somewhat long-winded oration might have counted as "notions" against him.
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Is the Republican Party really going to nominate one of the most loathed men in American public life?
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"We have a duty to be more active and more constructive in participating in public life," Felten said.
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And it does not seem reasonable that entrepreneurs involved in public life should have to liquidate their business.
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The anonymous writer praised the late Senator John McCain as "a lodestar for restoring honour to public life".
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Much hand-wringing about public life reflects the climate on social media and campuses, not society at large.
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For the past two decades, Russian President Vladimir Putin has made the church a cornerstone of public life.
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In 2016, following increasing media scrutiny and a dust-up with Kanye West, Swift withdrew from public life.
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Haskell parlayed that fame into a leading role in a Rob Schneider movie before vanishing from public life.
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The moon enters hardworking earth sign Capricorn this afternoon, finding you focused on your career and public life.
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It's an amazing video- a pure artistic statement about constant scrutiny and the complexity of navigating public life.
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Both were forced out of public life in the period of Syrian dominance that followed the civil war.
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It's time for him to take a backseat and we're not going to see him in public life.
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He banished Islam from public life, replaced Arabic with Latin script and promoted Western dress and women's rights.
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The sun and Venus retrograde meet this morning, creating a potent energy around your career and public life.
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The moon enters Gemini, finding you busy making moves in your career and focusing on your public life.
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The mom of one has spent the past few months resuming her public life following her frightening accident.
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Some claim, hacks of information serve the cause of transparency in public life as part of global commons.
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Elected officials, editorial writers, veterans groups and ordinary Americans would have hounded such a politician from public life.
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Your focus shifts to your career and public life this afternoon when the Moon enters Fire sign Sagittarius.
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Mr. Weiner's public life in the past few years has been distinguished mostly by his presence on Twitter.
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"It was hard for Sudanese people to gather in big groups and participate in public life," she said.
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This is a case Warren has been making since long before she left Harvard and entered public life.
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Over 40 years in public life, Hillary Clinton has studied these forces and weighed responses to these problems.
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It's refreshing to see someone in public life take responsibility for a mistake he or she has made.
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So much of our politics, our public life, our public discourse can seem small and mean and petty.
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Ms. Baskerville said she had a sense, early on, that Mr. Kaine had higher aspirations in public life.
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Social conservatives often criticize the Lemon test for imposing strict boundaries on official religious displays in public life.
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The French emphasis on keeping religious attire out of public life can at times seem strange to foreigners.
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Clinton's loss to her actions in public life, or to an America that wanted "change" at any cost.
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Robert is through with public life, because he got famous very young and it really fucked him up.
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It's a very exciting day, with plenty of movement taking place around your career and public life, Aquarius.
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The full moon in Pisces arrives on August 26, bringing your attention to your work and public life.
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The Moon in Virgo illuminates the sector of your chart that rules your career and public life today.
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And her sex tape with Tommy Lee, the great scandal of her public life, is hardly shocking anymore.
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Your focus is on your public life and career today, due to the Moon in fire sign Sagittarius.
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It attracts those less concerned with price than finessing a balance between an overexposed public life and privacy.
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The Indian government has stipulated that only services deemed "essential" to public life should stay up and running.
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This is a "democracy festival", made up of talks, panels and seminars about issues related to public life.
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Mars enters hardworking Virgo on September 5, bringing a rush of activity to your professional and public life.
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You've talked about how we've done too much to remove religion from public life and public service. Yeah.
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But as Germany ages, focusing on how to keep them active in public life will become increasingly important.
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"The Republic of Rome provides those who go into public life with everything they need," he haughtily declared.
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No current member of the US Senate has views on Christianity's role in public life that resemble Moore's.
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In their public life, these activists are students and newspaper editors, secretaries and teachers, office workers and doctors.
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She also has the reservoir of good will that comes from being in public life for so long.
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I would like to say: It's 2018 and women's place in public life is not up for debate!
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Despite officially retiring from public life, Jiang retained his role as chairman of the powerful Central Military Commission.
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The first 13 poets were announced in April, selected for their literary merit and contributions to public life.
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He re-entered public life in 2017, and ran in the Likud primary election in February, finishing third.
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There are few higher-profile rituals in American public life than the swearing-in of a new president.
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Blessings arrive in your public life, your career, and your reputation as Venus enters creative water sign Scorpio.
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It's not just their money that makes the givers so powerful in public life; it's also their nimbleness.
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But there was little detail on what the changes could mean for Putin's future role in public life.
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The religious should not be forced to choose between their religious identity and equal participation in public life.
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For many others returning to MSD, a public life of activism and leadership is now business as usual.
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"Malta's public life is afflicted with dangerously unstable men with no principles or scruples," she wrote last year.
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In private conversations, within the family, in public life, on mainstream media and — of course — on social media.
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No one less than Donald J. Trump used variations on this idea for much of his public life.
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" Mr. Warner, 62, has another phrase for it: "probably the most important thing I've done in public life.
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"We need to rid Polish politics and public life of the language hatred, condescension and humiliation," he said.
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Through practice, fighters develop virtues that carry into public life; especially for part-timers, fighting is an equalizer.
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Seaver, a longtime victim of Lyme disease, recently announced his withdrawal from public life because of encroaching dementia.
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But then the Great Depression, followed by the wartime frenzy of the 1940s, pushed women into public life.
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There's still a question of should any one person, however amazing, have that much say over public life?
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Worse, in recent months, there's been rumblings about when it's okay for men to return to public life.
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Lots of changes to your work and public life take place this weekend as Uranus ends its retrograde.
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The Art in Public Life residency at the ArtCenter/South Florida is accepting applications through January 22, 19353.
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Indeed, over his 40 years in public life, Sessions' record represents an unbroken line of hostility towards civil rights.
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It still has the potential to wreak lasting damage on nonwhite American communities — to unsew them from public life.
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Though O'Connor has stepped back from public life, the court's other retired justices have varying degrees of public presence.
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So multilayered and multifaceted are German politics and public life that the country can be in fact frustratingly introverted.
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I have spent much of my public life putting the building blocks in place for that transformation to occur.
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If I write about anybody in public life, whether it be a musician, a politician, whatever, they read it.
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He says that when corruption and incompetence are "an accepted part of public life" it could be "a sign".
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Declining public trust in the media mirrors the decline in trust in a number of institutions in public life.
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Not long ago he was among the most revered figures in the past half century of Indian public life.
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"All women entering public life are targets," Hanaa Edwar, a women's rights activist based in Baghdad, told BuzzFeed News.
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Now with the increasing importance of the internet in public life, the need is greater than ever, Greenblatt says.
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"At a time when many wonder what honor is left in public life, there stands Mitt Romney," Murphy added.
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The moon also clashes with your ruling planet Saturn, asking you to set firmer boundaries in your public life.
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Which means Anna remains invisible not just from public life, but also from the medical field her disability occupies.
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When those in power claim to own reality and impose their reality on public life, what happens to ours?
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After George retired from public life, he spent years in the political wilderness, struggling to get meetings and platforms.
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Looking back over Clinton's popularity during her many decades in public life, there might be something to this theory.
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In other words, a tax return filed by two people used to the enormous magnifying glass of public life.
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The result is a leadership that has sanded the edges off German public life and smoothed over its divisions.
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While in Iran, she visited the parliamentary library to research the history of women's public life in the country.
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Another possibility is working with the Artist and Public Life Residency, which transforms vacant homes into dwellings for artists.
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"So much of our politics, the public life, the public discourse, seems small, and mean, and petty," he said.
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Bigoted statements and actions feature heavily throughout his public life and career, and were integral to his political rise.
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Kardashian, 31, has shied away from public life as a result of health issues surrounding his 2015 diabetes diagnosis.
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You'll be even more focused on your professional or public life on March 21, when communicator Mercury enters Aries.
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Craig Steven Wright, the man claiming to be mysterious bitcoin founder Satoshi Nakamoto, is abruptly withdrawing from public life.
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In the months before he died following respiratory complications, boxing legend Muhammad Ali had largely withdrawn from public life.
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Richard Simmons left public life because he wanted to take a break and live peacefully, his brother Lenny says.
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And many remember how Mr. Burke got his start in public life: as a witness in a sensational case.
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You're ready to make a change in your career or public life as the moon clashes with the sun.
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We already know that overweight or obese people are systematically discriminated against in almost all areas of public life.
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The rights of women (and men) to participate in public life without fear of harassment or violence is fundamental.
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Affirmative action has "had many good effects," and Hollywood has helped "normalize" homosexuality in American families and public life.
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Fear of the American colossus, once the great neurosis of Canadian public life, is now very much in decline.
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This focus on the body is a hallmark of the neoliberal ideology that colors Western public life more broadly.
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"Religious right R.I.P," Mark Silk, a professor of religion and public life at Trinity College, wrote on Wednesday morning.
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But the Republican Party expresses this antipathy to dependency in vicious ways and in all avenues of public life.
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It still has the potential to wreak lasting damage on nonwhite American communities—to unsew them from public life.
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Today's solar eclipse will bring up these issues for you, as big shifts take place around your public life.
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Conversations and ideas at work and concerning your public life develop as the sun connects with Mercury this evening.
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The outspoken commissioner will head to the private sector after 45 years in public life, according to multiple reports.
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Expect your professional goals, your reputation, or your public life to come up for examination during this full moon.
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Having been out of public life for nearly five years, Mr. Patrick has no list of donors to tap.
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Should Americans desiccate God from public life, the nation will be a different and, I should add, dehumanized space.
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Despite his flaws, Ali inspired people to act in public life as much as any figure in my lifetime.
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This new traditionalism would shift the debate and involve a thicker way of seeing and talking about public life.
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This focus on the body is a hallmark of the neoliberal ideology that colours Western public life more broadly.
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Many on the left routinely view public life as manipulated by cabals of bankers, media moguls and the like.
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Nominees of major political parties are usually extremely well acquainted with the political world from years in public life.
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Ms. Miller-Cooper's admiration for both of them grew as he continued a public life, even if physically diminished.
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We all know – I'm going to find out myself – that public life can be, you know, people are critical.
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To partake of public life in San Francisco today is to be funnelled toward a particular kind of living.
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Jill Biden on Friday said that her family is looking forward to its newfound freedom from public life, however.
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Clinton's career by situating her within the arc of women who have broken down barriers in American public life.
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For too long, political discourse has refused to address them by relegating them to the margins of public life.
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The point stands, but Auerbach's slightly unfeeling tone also begs a further question about his role in public life.
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That's what Keith is dealing with now: the Islamophobia that puts Muslims in public life under suspicion without cause.
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The sun enters Sagittarius on Thursday, shining a big, bright spotlight on your professional achievements and your public life.
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But in 2005, she retreated from public life, moving to England and enrolling at the London School of Economics.
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I can say that reading these letters has been one of the most humbling experiences of my public life.
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Here, Biden exudes the same Everyman quality that's been on display for more than 40 years of public life.
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About 80 percent of Filipinos are Roman Catholic, and the church's teachings often dominate public life in the Philippines.
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Yeah, I mean I think we're certainly getting more accustomed to sexual imagery and discussion in the public life.
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Your focus shifts to career, popularity, and your public life today as the Moon enters dynamic Fire sign Sagittarius.
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On the whole, I am pleased that Trump has not led to a flood of celebrities into public life.
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Biden demonstrated again on Thursday that he's ill-equipped to justify much of his long record in public life.
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That is important now that the city's leading cultural philanthropist, Eli Broad, has announced his retirement from public life.
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Despite the challenges, Ukraine's female politicians and government officials remain optimistic about the future of women in public life.
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Sweden has taken a much laxer approach than its neighbors, with much of public life carrying on as usual.
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When people can't visit public spaces, there are still ways to create public life, from balconies, porches and windows.
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Many young Saudis have cheered the new direction, and would love to see the clerics banished from public life.
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He will be immediately under pressure to expand upon the sometimes-vague liberalism that has colored his public life.
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Reporters and editors at The New York Times had a backstage view of Mr. McCain's decades in public life.
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Over 32 years of marriage, Ms. Moore has been a constant, if reserved, part of her husband's public life.
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You're confused about things at home, but feel eager to push forward with new opportunities in your public life.
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But we will always have his example — a lodestar for restoring honor to public life and our national dialogue.
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Freud's efforts didn't ward off a mental breakdown, though, and Thayer disappeared from public life in the mid-1920s.
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Perhaps befitting a prince known for his periodic blunders, his departure from public life did not pass without mishap.
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And as you said, a lot of this started in the 1970s with the increasing privatization of public life.
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Dr. Kreiss is a principal researcher at the University of North Carolina Center for Information, Technology, and Public Life.
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More often, Mr. Carson sat patiently as lawmakers recited some of the most fraught comments of his public life.
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This year, they were also a reminder that there are few escapes from politics in public life right now.
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People voted in elections, politicians exchanged power and institutions like the press had a prominent place in public life.
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Tension between your personal and public life arrives as the moon enters fiery Aries and opposes warrior planet Mars.
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Johnson responded by praising Javid's contribution to public life and insisted that he still has many "admirers" in government.
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But when you apply its mind-set — the law of the TV jungle — to public life, things get ugly.
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Hollywood's efforts to normalize homosexuality in our popular culture helped to normalize it in American families and public life.
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They can apologize profusely without any denials or rationalizations, but they will most likely be banished from public life.
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You are forced, quite literally, to give perfect accounts of yourself to access institutions and participate in public life.
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"I believe all of us in public life need to model better behavior," Collins said, including people on television.
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A few, though, have managed to stand apart, capturing — intentionally or not — a particular moment in American public life.
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And with every political shrug, the web's most antisocial sensibility rose further into the heights of American public life.
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Still, the fact of the matter is that Joe decided to return to public life and run for president.
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The R.S.S. was temporarily banned and shunted to the fringes of public life, but the group gradually reëstablished itself.
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But for something that ended 13 years ago, the show continues to have a peculiar relevance to public life.
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A new moon in Libra arrives on October 8, starting a new cycle in your career or public life.
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It brought out his love and compassion — parts of himself he didn't typically express in his public life before.
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Together they produced the 10,000th apology ritual in American public life, which grows phonier every time it is rehearsed.
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Jackson and his three children retreated from public life, moving to Bahrain of all places, and he rapidly went broke.
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Don't ignore issues at home, even though I know you want to focus on your career or public life today.
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Not a single Democrat in public life wants open borders and if there are any, they should be step aside.
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O'Connor's announcement came a day after a story by The Associated Press that she had stepped back from public life.
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"Authenticity, sincerity, and trust are in short supply in public life these days," Kahana said in an email to Vox.
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And, Neil, everything in public life today has to be laid against the backdrop of 22018 years of stagnant wages.
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It is a deeper question about the role the arts play in public life in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
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Your ruling planet Mars squares off with Saturn on January 21, finding you confronting obstacles—especially in your public life.
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I've always been interested in religion, religion in public life, and how spirituality affects people and their approach to politics.
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A lawyer by training, she defends her arguments with reference to France's rules on keeping religion out of public life.
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The singer suffered a fall resulting in a terrifying number of stitches, and subsequently retreated from public life to heal.
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The 2016 campaign will test societal dreams and expectations about the role of women in public life in new ways.
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After becoming America's first naked movie star in "Inspiration" (1915), Munson suffered a psychological collapse and disappeared from public life.
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Public life suffers if the idea takes hold that wicked Russians (and their accomplices) are responsible for beaten politicians' failings.
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He has flouted every norm of public life and then some, pow-wowing with murderous dictators and snubbing close allies.
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His discomfort with that dynamic in part led to his disappearance from the network and public life altogether, he admitted.
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Though Josh Duggar is gradually returning to public life, the scandals he faced in 2015 are still hanging over him.
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But Patrick has also for the majority of his political career bristled at how public life has exposed his family.
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The moon enters hard-working earth sign Capricorn this morning, encouraging you to focus on your career and public life.
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The Moon is in Scorpio today, Aquarius, illuminating the sector of your chart that rules your professional and public life.
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The sun enters Sagittarius on November 22, shining a big bright spotlight on your professional achievements and your public life.
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A strong "yes" vote would also push regional identity firmly into Italian public life, something Mr Maroni seems to relish.
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Instead the 59-year-old will write a book, earn money somewhere and plot an eventual return to public life.
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"He made a choice to take a break from public life, which he has the right to do," Estey says.
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Selena Gomez is making tentative steps back out into public life after suffering a serious health scare earlier this year.
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The moon in Virgo connects with Uranus, Mercury, and Mars, creating a dynamic energy in your career and public life.
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And the criticism is particularly harsh for Romney, who has been reluctant to share his Mormon faith in public life.
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The government has since declared the Gulenists a threat to national security and vowed to eradicate them from public life.
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A "de-Sorosization purge" aims to bar civil society groups from participating in public life by delegitmizing them, Maricik said.
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This year marked the first time she hosted the event without her consort Prince Henrik, who retired from public life.
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A "de-Sorosization purge" aims to bar civil society groups from participating in public life by delegitmising them, Maricik said.
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Shifts are taking place in your professional or public life, and you're not sure what to make of it all.
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That said, at the end of last month, you might have experienced a shift in power around your public life.
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Of those affected, an alarming but uncounted number of women are specifically targeted because they are engaged in public life.
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The suit claims that Oliveira contacted the Enquirer offering different reasons for why he had been absent from public life.
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DeVos has never attended a public school and has spent much of her public life arguing against traditional public schools.
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Why do we feel a false sense of entitlement to the private moments of people who've crossed into public life?
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The practical result of this thesis was a public life ruled by myths and a private order ruled by reason.
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It just so happens that the event came and went before the father was ready to re-enter public life.
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Instead, he appealed to people's aspirations for greater power in public life and steered those aspirations in a conservative direction.
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"If you do anything in 15 years and you live a public life, it's going to get documented," Gulbis said.
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Some legends I sought were retired and turned down being interviewed because they were no longer interested in public life.
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Demos, a think-tank, has documented how social media have become a conduit for abuse against women in public life.
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Unfortunately, Trump's snub of America's military fits with a pattern of disrespectful behavior toward our veterans throughout his public life.
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Domestically, when the mullahs took over, they reinstated the burqa and radically curtailed the role of women in public life.
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A meticulously prepared and canny professional, Mr. Byrne produced many defining moments of Irish public life — live in the studio.
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Voters in their districts made a clear statement that American Muslims should have meaningful voices and representation in public life.
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Another difficulty for Biden is that his worst moment came on the most sensitive topic in American public life: race.
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Public life is filled with celebrity sheikhs whose moves, comments and conflicts Saudis track just as Americans follow Hollywood actors.
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Johnson, a graduate of the University of Southern California, had her own experience with the crosscurrents of a public life.
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"Nobody I ever knew or know goes into public life to impeach a president of the United States," she said.
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However, Rodriguez wanted to keep their engagement low-key in contrast to her highly public life as a Hollywood star.
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Well, on one level, because truthfulness and honest, decent behavior are supposed to be their own rewards in public life.
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The bill is designed to end LGBT discrimination, not just in the workplace but across the gamut of public life.
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Shifts are taking place in your public life, and it's important that you maintain strong boundaries around your private life.
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But what I decided to do was pursue my profession, which I entered before my husband was in public life.
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Partisanship has been revealed as the strongest force in US public life — stronger than any norms, independent of any facts.
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The solar eclipse in Leo arrives on August 11, bringing big shifts to your career and public life, little scorpion.
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Intense emotions bubble to the surface this morning and an important change in your career or public life takes place.
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Your focus remains on your professional goals and your public life when the Sun also enters Virgo on August 22.
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It also touches the core French principle of secularism in public life that aims to separate religion from state affairs.
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Despite Clinton's considerable step back from public life, the 72-year-old icon remains a gargantuan figure in modern politics.
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Some feminists in Quebec support the ban, arguing that keeping religion out of public life can help further women's rights.
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Watching public life grind to a standstill is strange in a moment when I've never felt more full of life.
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Your focus is on your career and public life today, Gemini, thanks to the moon in creative water sign Pisces.
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President Trump has backed trade restrictions for much of his public life, but his tariff orders have some wiggle room.
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They didn't choose their seclusion because their femininity denied them careers and public life, or not only for that reason.
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He apologized for any inappropriate conduct with Rapp but has not commented since and has stepped away from public life.
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Here's what we know about what happened, and a look at Mr. Mugabe's public life over the past half century.
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After more than 21982 years, Mr. Brown, 270, is entering what he says are his final months in public life.
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She had a public life, she had a P.O. Box and Social Security number and I think even a passport.
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The Civil War is not only the defining event in American history, it's the central metaphor of our public life.
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He said the government's strategy is aimed at minimising disruptions to public life while reducing the risks for vulnerable groups.
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He said the government's strategy is aimed at minimizing disruptions to public life while reducing the risks for vulnerable groups.
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The pandemic has upended public life in the U.S., leading to closures of restaurants, bars, casinos, gyms and other locations.
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They are led by Edward Blum, a conservative activist who opposes consideration of race in all aspects of public life.
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The more fetid the swamp of public life, the more important it became to understand the mesmeric techniques of deception.
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The outbreak has begun to have substantial impacts on public life, with festivals and gatherings being canceled across the country.
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Do you have any sisterly advice for Chelsea Manning as she embarks on her public life as a trans woman?
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Mr. Andrus liked to portray himself as having stumbled into public life — he was a "political accident," in his words.
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It's certainly true that there's corruption up and down American public life, and not just in campaign finance and lobbying.
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I've known him for a long time, and he's the finest human being I have served with in public life.
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He longs to give up public life and settle in Berlin, in a garden house where he can compose undisturbed.
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Billionaires also matter because of the outsize influence they have, or believe they can have, on policy and public life.
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Jay Inslee had a few... Inslee, unlike some 2020 candidates, has been in public life for upwards of 20203 years.
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Former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. has honed a distinctive, memorable speaking style over his decades in public life.
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There are many figures in public life who are not permitted to appear on any talk show or news program.
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If Uber's controlling shareholder simply drives from the back seat, the company will look even less suited to public life.
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Since coming to power in 2002, the Islamist-rooted AKP has fought to bring religion into public life in Turkey.
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For the past few months I have watched David Friedman as he has navigated the turbulent waters of public life.
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First, you were disappeared by the state; then when you are released, you feel forced to disappear from public life.
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As a result, the blue-footed bird lives a proud and public life, on display in its highly ritualized courtship.
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In many places, American companies provide the dominant source of news and information, having an enormous impact on public life.
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Arpaio's loss in Arizona's Senate Republican primary is a fitting end to the public life of a truly sadistic man.
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The archbishop of Gdansk, Slawoj Leszek Glodz, told the crowd it was time for civility to return to public life.
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Finding balance between your personal and public life will be a theme for you during this time of month, Gemini.
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This Venus retrograde is especially critical around your public life, Aquarius…you're not afraid to let your freak flag fly!
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Though unexpected issues will come up at work or in your public life this afternoon, you should still treat yourself!
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She has taken almost continuous fire, from the right and the media, from the moment she emerged into public life.
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"I think anybody who has been in public life for as long as he was in public life and has gone through changing times is going to have to respond to those moments in history when they wish they had done it a little differently," said Barbara Boxer, a former Democratic senator from California.
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But how much does the public life, career and philosophy of Donald J. Trump really mirror the teachings of Sun Tzu?
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"This race is close because we're in a tumultuous season in our public life," Roskam said in an interview with CNBC.
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Following Ronald Reagan's victory, many liberal Americans became angry, then depressed, then gave up on public life and started working out.
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The questions about gender politics, the questions about where does a public life start and where does a private life start?
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While the start of the month is very focused on your public life and career, 2018 does open in Capricorn season.
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A two-year fall from a historic landslide reelection in 1972 to leaving public life in disgrace is a rapid descent.
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All just in time for literally every man listed above to start plotting their return to public life way too soon.
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While the chart above shows Amazon's whole history, the graph below focuses just on the early part of Amazon's public life.
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When she disclosed her injury, she told us that she may look "a bit different" once she returns to public life.
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She urged Argento to "just fall back" from public life in order to not bring more harm to the #MeToo movement.
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Barcelona city politics are hopelessly complicated, especially for an American accustomed to the tedious left-right binaries of US public life.
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In May, Juan Carlos announced his decision to withdraw from public life, ceasing his remaining institutional functions and appearances from June.
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Is the seller who is forced to sell in contradiction of his faith tenets unable to participate fully in public life?
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While the actress is a great sounding board, Theroux admits his public life is different after marrying an A-list celebrity.
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Resilience But if there is one quality Clinton has never lacked in her long years of public life, it is resilience.
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If the unspoken goal behind the Trump administration's anti-Muslim actions is to intimidate Muslims out of public life, it's backfiring.
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And now they base their public life there too, as their office and support staff work in part of the palace.
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Filming for Lifetime's unauthorized Britney Spears biopic is already underway, recreating scenes from the lowest points in the star's public life.
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Philip announced he was retiring from public life in May 2017, carrying out his final engagement in August of that year.
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A fiery full moon in Aries arrives on September 24, shifting your focus from your public life to your personal life.
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" Steinem touched on Obama's elegance under the spotlight, saying "She has lived a public life without sacrificing her privacy and authenticity.
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"Over 40 years in public life, Hillary Clinton has studied these forces and weighed responses to these problems," the Times wrote.
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But we are also protected by norms around the kind of speech that is acceptable, particularly from those in public life.
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As a businesswoman, Snapchat master, and the youngest installment in the Kardashian-Jenner dynasty, Kylie Jenner lives a very public life.
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The affair is the latest sign that behaviour long deemed unacceptable in public life has lived on unchallenged behind closed doors.
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During each event, around 8,000 people who have made their mark in public life, enjoy cake and sandwiches with the Queen.
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His three decades in public life (with a little time off in the business world) provide a reassuring contrast to Trump.
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August 2800, 2656: Louis C.K. comes back to public life with his a surprise stand-up set at the Comedy Cellar.
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Despite his wildly successful novel about teenager Holden Caulfield, he withdrew from public life shortly after the novel's publication in 1951.
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Rubio has speciously and cynically claimed that the Orlando massacre called him to leave his plow and return to public life.
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He has also watched the reaction to Trump, and, from his own experience, knows the limits of satire in public life.
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The Sun meets Uranus in Aries April 13, bringing some exciting shake-ups to your career or to your public life.
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Top Democratic senator on Russia investigation: 'This may very well be the most important thing I do in my public life'
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We must listen to the stories of kids who have the same right exist in public life like any other student.
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Working on the demand side means helping girls become active in public life and agents of change in their own communities.
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Describing a "poisonous political climate that pushes people away from participating in our public life," Obama appealed for civility in government.
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The moon enters earth sign Virgo this morning, illuminating the sector of your chart that rules your career and public life.
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With a history as well established as glory holes, cemetery sex has a long and illustrious pedigree in American public life.
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" The former secretary of state said she has tried to have her faith "be integrated and to inform my public life.
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Your professional goals and public life demand your focus on January 28 when action planet Mars enters courageous Fire sign Aries.
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The Moon is in hardworking Virgo, lighting up the part of your chart that rules your career, popularity, and public life.
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There have been rising fears that this new generation will be disengaged from public life and too self-absorbed to care.
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Murphy does one thing in his public life as an elected official and something very, very different in his private life.
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Two decades on, these roads have led to distinct places, not just in digital culture but in public life as well.
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"In the political sphere, women's engagement in public life has a positive impact on inequality across society at large," it said.
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In 243, he was the recipient of the Allegheny College Prize for Civility in Public Life along with fellow Texas Rep.
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It's easy to be cynical, but I really do think most people entered public life with this sense of idealistic calling.
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Joe Scarborough should hang his disturbed head in shame and he should resign from public life forever after this shameful analogy.
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But in the years that followed, female literacy spiked, women's university attendance expanded dramatically and women's participation in public life soared.
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Philip retired from public life in 2017, although he still occasionally appears with his 92-year-old wife at official events.
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There's debate to be had about when at least some of these men can return to public life, if at all.
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Given how long Clinton has been in public life, it is saying something that she is now at her lowest ebb.
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The doc also tries to track down Benny Anders, a star from the team who has basically vanished from public life.
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His inner life may simply be of less interest than his public life, of which there is much to be proud.
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UN Messengers of Peace are chosen from the fields of literature, art, science, entertainment, sports and other areas of public life.
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Tutu, who turns 87 next month, has had prostate cancer for roughly two decades and has largely withdrawn from public life.
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He will vanish from public life, and the hobgoblins he has unleashed in our national psyche will disappear along with him.
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Now, any of us who have spent time in public life have endured news coverage we felt was jaded or unfair.
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They had two children but he had difficulty in adjusting from his previous bohemian lifestyle to the restrictions of public life.
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An intense energy is in the air this morning as you make decisions that impact both your private and public life.
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Abdel Fattah Abdelrahman was the third most senior general in the Sudanese armed forces and is not known in public life.
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Though Craig refused to step down, he didn't run for reelection and largely disappeared from public life after his term ended.
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"What followed was one of these transcendent moments in public life," he wrote following an event at a Colorado community college.
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"After decades in public life, Hillary Clinton is still 'finding her voice,'" said Kellyanne Conway, the campaign manager for Mr. Trump.
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A pattern had also emerged that would carry on throughout Clinton's public life: Her protectors would overprotect; her attackers would overattack.
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The bloodshed in the Tree of Life synagogue is a sign that hatred of The Other is poisoning our public life.
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"This may prove to be the finest moment of Andrew Cuomo's public life," boasted New York Times editorial columnist Mara Gay.
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Jerry Brown is entering his final year in public life riding high in opinion polls and generally praised by government officials.
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As we are all taking part in public life, nobody can exclude that more colleagues might be affected in the future.
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It's tiresome at this point to note that women in public life are held to more exacting standards than men are.
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Whatever credibility the Catholic Church has left as a voice for justice in public life, the clock is ticking down fast.
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Over the course of the two decades since she entered public life, Ms. Mugabe garnered a well-deserved reputation for combativeness.
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Communities all over the world are grappling with the new normal in places where public life is coming to a halt.
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Klobuchar is deeply competent and, clearly, deeply flawed; the distance between those two things in public life is an authentic individual.
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"We all bring our own struggles and our own trials into public life," Mr. Goodman said in a statement on Wednesday.
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With the use of cloud-based tech inhabiting more and more of public life, it's not too far-fetched an idea.
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Americans' fears surrounding the coronavirus that has rocked public life in the U.S. have spiked, according to a poll released Thursday.
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Plans are taking shape for a nationwide strike on Monday, in which women will withdraw from public life for a day.
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Three months after his disappearance from public life, a video of Bongo addressing the nation on New Year's Day was released.
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In these tumultuous and politically toxic times, sports becomes a refuge, a place to retreat from the battles of public life.
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In recent months, Mr. Franken has gingerly waded back into public life, after sinking into what he called a clinical depression.
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Mueller said she still planned to travel to next week's Geneva auto show on Monday, adding that public life must continue.
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I know he's going to approach his recovery with the same energy and tenacity and resolve that defined his public life.
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For much of his public life, Trump has consistently called for capital punishment against some of America's most high-profile criminals.
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While many things are taking place in your public life, make sure to give your private life a little love, too!
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Cultural critics of the 1700s thought that books were uncontrollable escapist temptations that would cause people to retreat from public life.
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After 40 years in public life, Mr. Brown, 79, a Democrat, is in the final stretch as the state's chief executive.
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The Queen said she and the royal family are "entirely supportive" of the couple's decision to step back from public life.
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Why has Sanders been reluctant to make such a connection himself—at least for the greater stretch of his public life?
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Nobody enjoys making one, especially in public life, where leaders tend to see admitting an error as a sign of weakness.
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In the realm of public life, many live as monads, within the small circles of one specialty, one code, no greatness.
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A surprising shift in your public life takes place as the moon meets wildcard Uranus—are you ready for an adventure?
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The detainees come from a broad section of public life and include soldiers, police officers, teachers, judges, academics, journalists and lawmakers.
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I sat while my community got together to banish a child from public life for the crime of harming no one.
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Fidel began his protracted retreat from public life in August 2006, when a grave intestinal illness forced him to step aside.
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Jerry Brown of California is entering his final days in public life — and is out to make the most of them.
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But the R. Kelly series underscored the changing ways in which performers hide, both in their public life and their art.
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Mr. Xi said China had entered a "new era" of strength and the party would be the arbiter of public life.
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Everything about her foray into public life has proved exhausting and demoralizing, but there's nothing she can do to stop it.
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Though Selena Gomez has stepped back from public life in recent months, it looks like the performer has different plans for 2017.
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Americans born before 1946 are even more traditional: only 48 percent believe women should have equal roles in private and public life.
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Page and Brin were greenhorns who wisely realized they needed an adult in the room to steer the firm toward public life.
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"American violence is public life, it's a public way of life, it became a form, a detective story form," he once said.
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However, watch out for confusion in your public life and career as the moon in Sagittarius clashes with your ruling planet Neptune.
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Hawke divorced his wife of nearly 40 years, Hazel Masterson, after leaving politics and public life and married his biographer, Blanche d'Alpuget.
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The secularist principle of laïcité aims to keep religion out of public life—crucifixes and kippahs have been censored in the past.
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She did not seek treatment, though, until last year, when turmoil in both her private and her public life exacerbated her symptoms.
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Yet on Sunday, it was only when Mr. Stewart spoke that Mr. Chappelle's absence from public life was addressed at any length.
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He returned to public life when Algeria was being ravaged by a conflict with Islamist militants which killed an estimated 22013,000 people.
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" Monreal, a veteran political operator with decades of experience in public life, described the Senate row as "normal disagreements in democratic processes.
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Despite Facebook's ubiquity in public life, there remain large gaps in the public understanding about what Facebook is, and how it works.
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Over her quarter-century in public life, it seems as though she has rarely met a "war of choice" she didn't like.
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"The intention of these groups who are causing violence is to cause disruption in public life, and destabilize the country," he said.
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Philip's last Trooping appearance was in 2017, just months before he officially retired from public life following 64 years of royal service.
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The new government may want more critical thinking in the classroom, but it does not seem to welcome it in public life.
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Kardashian West's recent outings have marked her most noteworthy forays back into public life since being robbed at gunpoint on Oct. 3.
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According to a GoFundMe page that raised over $150,000 to help her transition back to public life, Manning will return to Maryland.
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She's clearly capable of handling the spontaneity and scrutiny of public life, and staying poised and thoughtful in the face of awkwardness.
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Coming from one of the most narcissistic people in public life today, I suspect the candidate is quite genuine in this answer.
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Things in your personal and public life are changing and it's time to learn to strike a new balance between the two.
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I'm still coming to terms with what it's like to have people follow your personal life as well as your public life.
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It also aims to help journalists, researchers, policy-makers, and social media platforms understand the impact of junk news on public life.
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Tonight's full moon in Scorpio illuminates the career and popularity sector of your chart, Aquarius, bringing your focus to your public life.
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We can teach them to express compassion, appreciation, and gratitude in their daily lives and express those emotions more in public life.
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This is, I think, Trump's true purpose in public life: to have everyone talking about him, looking at him, reacting to him.
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The charity is one of the earliest that Princess Kate adopted when she started her public life after marrying William in 2011.
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Huang also said he seldom faces discrimination in public life, and on the rare occasions he does, he simply brushes it off.
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In tech, investors can consider a tasty new dish: SLAW, for Spotify, Lyft, Airbnb and WeWork, four prospective candidates for public life.
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A man who's willing to think he might be God is not going to go small when it comes to public life.
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But now she's returned to public life as one of the many women running for office for the first time in 2018.
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Landrieu, 57, seems clearly interested, despite saying he'll take time off after leaving office in May, following 30 years in public life.
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The Moon is in shining in Earth sign Capricorn, illuminating the sector of your chart that rules your career and public life.
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Surprises pop up on October 10, as Mercury opposes Uranus and finds you having to balance your personal and public life artfully.
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More surprises land on Halloween, as Venus opposes Uranus, and again you find yourself needing to balance your personal and public life.
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Questions about the fortune Mr McAuliffe amassed at the intersection of politics and business have repeatedly cropped up during his public life.
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Philip bowed out of public life in August, ending a royal career marked by occasional gaffes that landed him in hot water.
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I consider it my duty to model rational, deliberative, and respectful engagement in public life as best I can for my students.
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In these moments, in the entirety of her public life, Angelyne is not a human being trying to carry on a conversation.
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According to a recent NBC News poll, Clinton's favorability rating is now at thirty per cent, the nadir of her public life.
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"She's created a vernacular of kindness in her public life," her close friend the writer and indie musician Carrie Brownstein told me.
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His presidency is rooted in an assault on the institutions -- like the Justice Department and the FBI -- that underpin American public life.
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On February 2, Mercury will clash with Jupiter, which will lead to some pressure, especially around your career, public life, or reputation.
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