And when Orest comes back, she recognizes him first, before Elektra recognizes him — it's so smart.
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This occurred specifically the region that recognizes faces, and not in the nearby region that recognizes places.
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Maccagnan quite likely recognizes their frustration, much as he recognizes that the roster is leveraged toward contending now.
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Johns recognizes that the photograph shows Farley breaking down emotionally, but he also recognizes that he is breaking down physically.
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Gabbard recognizes not only the duty to serve, but she also recognizes the duty to assist those who have served. Rep.
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Lacy said she recognizes Chairman Mom has competitors, but also recognizes that "it's such a massive market no one's building for," she said.
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It's a Revenge of the Nerds evolution that recognizes the futility of vengeance, and a feminist-nerd story that recognizes its characters' privilege.
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It recognizes the fundamental right to free exercise—we don't want to repeal RFRA—but it also recognizes that you have to respect other's individual rights.
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I say it puts peace forward because it recognizes history, it recognizes the present reality, and peace can only be built on the basis of truth.
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"You have a management team now that recognizes what the failures are and recognizes that there has to be a significant cultural change," Mr. Mujica said.
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She recognizes the rents have gone up a lot year over year, she recognizes that health care has gone up year over year for the $40,000 [a year] person [and] she recognizes that gasoline prices are not offsetting that," Cramer said on "Squawk on the Street.
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He recognizes the danger to his country, he recognizes the danger to his party, and he has chosen to do something about the latter instead of the former.
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President Donald Trump has said that he no longer recognizes Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro's government — and Maduro responded by saying he no longer recognizes relations with the United States.
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BANGKOK — Myanmar recognizes 135 ethnic groups within its borders.
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" Obama recognizes that she's "a product of pop culture.
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Reggie recognizes that isn't a real foundation for a relationship.
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There's a moment of silence as everyone recognizes Hannah's hurt.
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And surely, he recognizes in Trump much that is familiar.
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"I think he recognizes that this is different," he said.
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Most obviously, it recognizes America's assistance in both World Wars.
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But she recognizes how awfully this tragedy affected others, too.
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He did the wrong thing, and he totally recognizes that.
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: President recognizes a bit of himself in Kim.
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LEVIN: So, he recognizes Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.
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So anytime someone recognizes Lucas, he has to kill them.
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This is certainly something that Guo recognizes as an investor.
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Michael told me he recognizes the importance of racial diversity.
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Obviously, Intel's leadership now recognizes that they made a mistake.
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However, Washington already recognizes North Korea as a nation state.
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Today, an Administration recognizes an image and lends a smile.
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Gendry recognizes Beric and Thoros, whom he does not like.
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Not everyone recognizes this as the boundary of space, though.
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Meanwhile, Mexico said it still recognizes Maduro as Venezuela's president.
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Abraham recognizes how deeply entrenched some toxic male behaviors are.
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"A lot of the world recognizes this now," Green said.
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President Obama recognizes Natoma Canfield during a ceremony in 2013.
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This includes a nifty one that recognizes objects in videos.
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"You have a good effect on her," Danny finally recognizes.
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Go deeper: Trump recognizes Israeli sovereignty in the Golan Heights
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"Everybody recognizes blockchain will be transformative and critical," said Wildberger.
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It also reads and scan documents, and recognizes US currency.
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Still, she recognizes just how polarizing her father can be.
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There's a part of the brain that recognizes the face.
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Usually it recognizes the issue quickly and delivers a patch.
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He recognizes, nonetheless, that he is more fortunate than most.
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We're hopeful that as a businessman, he recognizes those opportunities.
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This includes the Emile Hermes Prize, which recognizes budding designers.
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The team recognizes this disconnect and hopes to change it.
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There's one Democratic candidate who recognizes the quagmire in Syria.
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This the take a picture gesture the DJI Spark recognizes.
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The complaint indicates Thompson "recognizes that she has acted illegally."
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It's great that Netflix recognizes how painful Poussey's death was.
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He recognizes that many of his journeys will fail him.
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Eisenman recognizes how rapidly the world around her is changing.
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That pact recognizes REDD+ as one way to do that.
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On the other hand, it recognizes work you've already done.
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The Notebook's touchpad recognizes touch from people wearing surgical gloves.
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"Neither approach recognizes the realities of our situation," he wrote.
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I am grateful that America recognizes this service and sacrifice.
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As he puts it, "Real recognizes real in every hood."
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It's a point that Dunn recognizes and agrees with wholeheartedly.
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Yes, everyone recognizes that this sounds like some trippy shit.
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But he recognizes why other Republicans resist the same conclusion.
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Editorial At least France recognizes that it has a problem.
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But he recognizes that it signifies more to many people.
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She definitely recognizes that this election inspired a women's movement.
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"He recognizes the threat of this presidency," Mr. Crowley said.
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The award recognizes her work in both music and film.
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She recognizes good style, and how to create a moment.
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Corker recognizes that we're in the middle of a crisis.
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The group recognizes 38 journalists killed in Russia since 1992.
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After four years, Powyss recognizes that his experiment has failed.
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Trump also recognizes how powerful the term "racist" can be.
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"The government recognizes them as this third gender," she said.
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Moreover, the Necessary and Proper Clause recognizes some additional authority.
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It would appear that Trump recognizes this as well. Sec.
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Still, Baffert recognizes better than most what he's up against.
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I hope my family recognizes me when I get back.
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"It recognizes the grave consequences of U.S. withdrawal," McConnell said.
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After four years, Powyss recognizes that his experiment has failed.
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It also recognizes that their dynamic is unjust and unhealthy.
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Unfortunately, Donald Trump only recognizes threats to his own reputation.
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When somebody sees you and recognizes you it's really weird.
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And pharma is an easy villain; even Trump recognizes that.
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Whose and Whom recognizes those individuals in their raw moments.
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It recognizes that tradition is not historic, but a continuum.
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Gradually, he recognizes his memories as his alone, and so recognizes a self that persists: I am me, made up of my memories (I was me yesterday) and my expectations (I will be me tomorrow).
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The move also recognizes that the shares have become relatively cheap.
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No more dealing with punycode—this engine recognizes the actual emoji.
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But the industry recognizes there is still work to be done.
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The Craft recognizes the unbridled power that comes with those friendships.
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But everybody recognizes that the stakes are not the same now.
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In his dying breaths, he recognizes Danny as the Iron Fist.
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Lizzy recognizes when Michel is distressed, and works to comfort her.
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But the patent does show that Nintendo recognizes the device's potential.
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The Supreme Court's current abortion jurisprudence recognizes this: Planned Parenthood v.
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Jahangir recognizes that he has to constantly keep adjusting the approach.
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Comey recognizes he's in a tough spot even after the election.
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But Amazon's Super Bowl ad recognizes that, ultimately, Amazon controls Alexa.
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Clinton herself recognizes the fine line she is trying to navigate.
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When you open the case, the iPhone immediately recognizes the AirPods.
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The marked difference in host style is something The Q recognizes.
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The show is notable because it recognizes both movies and television.
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The plan already recognizes the need to retrofit and upgrade buildings.
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Desiree recognizes her position and wants to do something about it.
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The decision recognizes all graduate students at private colleges as employees.
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"The city recognizes, however, we're in a new world," Green said.
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It recognizes eight categories, including portrait, animal, city, flower and sunrise.
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He recognizes that we have a country $20 trillion in debt.
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First, he recognizes that democracy can't be exported like a commodity.
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Still, he recognizes the potential threat as AWS continues to grow.
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And he recognizes and praises the people and things he does.
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By contrast, Ms. Clinton recognizes the importance of the online economy.
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He clearly recognizes that public service sometimes comes at a cost.
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Kansas State recognizes 25 fraternities; all their houses are off campus.
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" Rihanna also recognizes that old adage "there's no 'I' in 'team.
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Then shit got meta: Molly recognizes art when she sees it.
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Best of all, The Roll recognizes what your images are about.
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He recognizes the World Series is a different kind of challenge.
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The U.S. recognizes Juan Guaido as the interim president of Venezuela.
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Garton Ash treasures the jewel but recognizes and regrets the mud.
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The country's constitution recognizes the Berber language, Amazigh, along with Arabic.
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Twitter recognizes the problem and is now working to fix it.
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The Congress recognizes and counts the votes of the Electoral College.
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Trump praised Kim, who he said recognizes the country's economic possibilities.
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Everyone recognizes that protecting freedom of speech is good and desirable.
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However, the resort is so exclusive that not everyone recognizes it.
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But he adds that he recognizes the hyperpartisan times we're in.
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Reform recognizes that we can be smart about punishments and reentry.
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She recognizes that diverse populations require diverse educational and training opportunities.
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A waitress recognizes Beth (Caitlin FitzGerald) but not Anna (Mackenzie Davis).
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Warren's proposal demonstrates that she recognizes the significance of this issue.
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Day by day, our peoples' hate increases as everyone recognizes them.
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But Cockerell said this issue of Verde recognizes multiple political perspectives.
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You're making important moves, and everyone recognizes your strength and growth!
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The federal government recognizes 562 Indian Nations in the United States.
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Or whether he recognizes there is a joke to begin with.
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Durant added that he recognizes great ideas can come from anyone.
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I was just like, 'Dear god, I hope nobody recognizes me.
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Every state in the US now legally recognizes same-sex marriage.
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Your Google Home now recognizes your TV.Connecting to a new Chromecast1.
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My sibling's face is blurred but my heart recognizes him instantly.
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God no, but something that the industry recognizes as good work.
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But she recognizes that fatal accidents at sea remain extremely rare.
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He is at home with authoritarian thugs; he recognizes their ilk.
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Pretty much everyone recognizes the confessional scene backgrounds from 'The Office.'
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A recently retired administrative assistant, she now barely recognizes her neighborhood.
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The Goldman Prize regularly recognizes Latin American environmentalists with similar determination.
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Turns out Taiv recognizes commercials pretty much the way we do.
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I think everybody that watches the show recognizes that it's satire.
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So capitalism, at least minimally, recognizes that our time is important.
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Cuomo recognizes that the truth is the best weapon against panic.
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"Everybody recognizes her in the street in France," Mr. Akchoté said.
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Half the nation recognizes the hell we have just willingly entered.
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It automatically recognizes saved areas and knows how to navigate them.
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WhatsApp recognizes that its latest feature may not be completely original.
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The Islamic State issues birth certificates, but no country recognizes them.
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But he also recognizes what a rare position he is in.
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Hall said she recognizes that the deaths aren't unique to Rowan.
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" When she recognizes her Aunt Venus, she points and says, "Mama.
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The great virtue of "Detroit" is that it recognizes this difficulty.
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Turkey certainly recognizes that an independent economy is pivotal to stability.
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The law also automatically recognizes same-sex marriages from other countries.
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As a teacher, she recognizes that film can transmit powerful messages.
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Whether the president fully recognizes his own vulnerabilities is less certain.
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In often lyrical stories, she recognizes ailments that elude her colleagues.
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"He recognizes it's a moment for change," she said on Monday.
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Birch recognizes this, explaining that sales didn't factor into his choices.
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Rebecca recognizes that her response to the water isn't purely chemical.
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The SECURE Act also recognizes that more people are working longer.
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"This administration recognizes the role of the oil industry in economic stability and recognizes the importance of economic stability for political stability," Rihab El Haj, a member of the National Council on U.S.-Libya relations, told Reuters.
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Katz recognizes that seeing can be promiscuous, at once purposeless and purposeful.
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Mr. Obama recognizes that the window for major legislation has nearly closed.
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It recognizes if your eyes are open and looking towards the device.
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This shift in perspective is, Jenny Lewis recognizes, something in the zeitgeist.
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Like his predecessors, President Trump wisely recognizes that Russia can't be ignored.
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NHTSA recognizes that its toolbox is much larger than regulations and recalls.
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We think he recognizes the reality of the world we're in today.
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He definitely recognizes his dad, and I'm not sure about his mom.
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The light on the corner recognizes me, arranges for me to cross.
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Taiwan is not a member of the United Nations, which recognizes China.
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"I'm wearing one now — because nobody recognizes who I am," she quipped.
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The security guard recognizes me from earlier and lets me back in.
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YouTube recognizes the importance of keeping its creators happy on the platform.
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" Facebook told BuzzFeed News it recognizes it has "more work to do.
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By now, just about everyone recognizes the power of the subscription model.
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Ralph Angel's paying for snacks with Blue when the cashier recognizes him.
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Loeschner recognizes that the school is losing the battle for these kids.
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He also recognizes that this is going to be a new challenge.
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When Jesus recognizes the man's faith in him, he cures the servant.
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The show recognizes the "chaos and bloodshed" that characterized the American Revolution.
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The cube even recognizes a flight of stairs and falls down appropriately.
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This change, however, is one that everyone at Hulu recognizes as monumental.
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Today's Doodle recognizes Rudenko on what would have been her 114th birthday.
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And he finds himself back in a fashion world he scarcely recognizes.
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Go deeper: Venezuela's crisis continues 10 weeks after U.S. recognizes Juan Guaidó
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But this is still Transformers, and the latest Bumblebee trailer recognizes that.
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Facebook's Portal team recognizes that they have a trust deficit with consumers.
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But Bryan recognizes that the moniker "Salmon Cannon" can be quite misleading.
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First up is Jax Taylor himself, who recognizes James is probably lying.
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Ronnie recognizes her dad's mobster-drug lord machinations have gone too far.
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"The mayor recognizes the relationship," she said, "is a two-way street."
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She also recognizes the positive impact physical activity has on mental health.
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Anybody who has a relationship or a family member probably recognizes that.
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The robot recognizes the pupil's skill levels and adjusts its questions accordingly.
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Cisco clearly recognizes this and is trying to take advantage of it.
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He recognizes it's just not a good idea—for either of them.
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Today, it recognizes the work of people from all walks of life.
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Obviously, Sam recognizes the voice on the call and storms out, heartbroken.
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We're pleased to learn that Trump recognizes the value of nuclear reductions.
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Argentina's constitution recognizes the rights of indigenous groups to their ancestral lands.
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But Gray also said he recognizes the growing stature of attorneys general.
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Stone recognizes the impropriety" of the Instagram post "and had it removed.
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Tokyo currently recognizes 1153 people as having being abducted by North Korea.
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The architecture longlist recognizes the best new projects from around the world.
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Roke recognizes that great design can apply to a number of situations.
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State currently recognizes Iran, Sudan and Syria as state sponsors of terror.
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On the other, he said he recognizes the risk in addicting minors.
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Talk of freedom is empty, he recognizes, when it neglects unequal power.
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Marty Irby, a senior advisor at the Humane Society, recognizes that distinction.
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"Calibri is a font that everybody recognizes—a normal font," he said.
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In darkness, Khalili recognizes a physical and metaphorical landscape that is unknowable.
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King recognizes that the powerful transformation she experienced cannot be replicated easily.
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The ECHR recognizes that every person should have a chance at rehabilitation.
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Strict Orthodoxy is the only version of Judaism that the state recognizes.
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DeVos is fortunately equipped to make progress, because she recognizes the problem.
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The application processEarnest recognizes that you're more than just a credit score.
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"Everyone recognizes this is a problem," one administration official said this week.
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The Reproductive Health Act recognizes reproductive health care as a fundamental right.
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National Security Advisor General McMaster also recognizes the reality of climate change.
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But he recognizes that angry voters have valid reasons to be frustrated.
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The Trump campaign clearly recognizes this dynamic with its new ad campaign.
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But she recognizes that even at her company, things are not perfect.
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Today one of the Guardsmen recognizes Palladeno and starts loading his trunk.
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He remains needy and obsessed with making sure everyone recognizes his greatness.
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President Obama recognizes that the current program does not go far enough.
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McDonald's probably recognizes a lucrative social media stunt when they see it.
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" She added: "The state recognizes culling efforts are not everyone's preferred approach.
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Importantly, he recognizes his violent streak over the course of both games.
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It's a song that recognizes when things are bad, and demands change.
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Cooper can't make sense of his life, but he recognizes certain things.
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The vulnerable, in other words, whom the state recognizes in name only.
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"This recognizes full equality between gay and lesbian relationships and straight ones."
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But she recognizes what's tempting about the idea of a simple answer.
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But Spain rarely recognizes gang violence as a reason for granting asylum.
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Unlike Spain, Belgium recognizes gang violence as a reason for granting refuge.
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Unlike Spain, it recognizes gang violence as a reason for granting refuge.
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Except, perhaps, insofar as the truest human feeling he recognizes is alienation.
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Clarifai specializes in technology that instantly recognizes objects in photos and video.
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He also recognizes that there are some illnesses that he can't treat.
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Dr. Phelan recognizes the emotional challenges involved with achieving lasting weight loss.
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"Everybody recognizes this is an all hands on deck moment," he said.
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Dalrymple of course recognizes the differences between our world and the company's.
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The Trump administration recognizes opposition leader Juan Guaido as Venezuela's interim president.
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Yet Klawe recognizes that it's time for schools to do even more.
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In these lines, she recognizes her own disenchantment with her adopted country.
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His pharmacy now lies in rubble in the Homs no one recognizes.
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That reality is messier than the one the criminal justice system recognizes.
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The Department of Veterans Affairs recognizes A.L.S. as a service-connected disease.
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It is not clear that Mr. Trump recognizes all of these fallacies.
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The bill also recognizes the importance of public support for child care.
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He recognizes that the numbers and his staying power present an opportunity.
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He recognizes that his style would not pass muster with Chinese censors.
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It might be a sign the cat recognizes its owner, Vitale said.
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That's what's nice about Renton's arrival in Edinburgh, which he hardly recognizes.
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Recognizes that the poet EMILY DICKINSON's name is a DOUBLE DACTYL 4.
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Finally, we have a government that recognizes the tragedies that we're facing.
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Walker-Huntington said she recognizes the world Harris has had to navigate.
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"It's nice to have someone that recognizes you every day," she said.
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Mr. Mareshki, 49, recognizes that the sentiment may sound a little familiar.
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Of course, France hardly exists in a vacuum and Europe recognizes that.
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The event recognizes designers and brands for their contributions to the industry.
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Fortunately, the Trump administration recognizes North Korea's show for what it is.
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The Orange One recognizes him — on CNN, now cutting away from Syria.
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We certainly hope that President-elect Trump recognizes that and acts accordingly.
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Sarri, judging by his demeanor at the final whistle Sunday, recognizes that.
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Visa is currently piloting a biometric payment card that recognizes your fingerprint.
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Ultimately, Buy buttons should pop up in appropriate contexts throughout Facebook, probably even inserted automatically by AI that recognizes product names in status updates and Messenger conversations and recognizes the products themselves in pictures and videos users share.
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It recognizes that our smartphones will reasonably be with us at all times.
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And obviously, the scenario that should happen is [that] it recognizes the voices.
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The list recognizes women who are blazing a trail in their respective fields.
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The patient pauses, recognizes the shape, then points to it with her finger.
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Sounds like someone's trying to protect Luke P., and Garrett recognizes it too.
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Though they often favor women ingénues, the Academy rarely recognizes men first-timers.
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" To his surprise one of the officers recognizes him and responds "Hey, Ant!
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Facebook recognizes faces in the photos you post to the popular social network.
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When national legislation recognizes customary law it also becomes part of statutory law.
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Corbyn has said he recognizes that anti-Semitism has surfaced within his party.
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"That was a mistake — he recognizes that, he realizes it," Trump, Jr. said.
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When every machine recognizes every user, the lived environment becomes personal and unique.
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Jafar recognizes that it is a problem when some men give divorce instantaneously.
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He has challenged Washington's "One China" which recognizes Beijing and not Taipei diplomatically.
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As TV slowly recognizes the internet we should adopt new thinking and architecture.
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Max thinks he recognizes the alleged perpetrator based on the way he writes.
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But she also recognizes that autonomous vehicles may save lives — perhaps even hers.
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Taylor Swift recognizes that it's a part of life today – but gets frustrated.
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And this recognizes what every expert in infant care, neurosurgeons, social workers, etc.
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And I think he recognizes, look, there are people who will have concerns.
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When Luke is leaving, Shades finally recognizes him as Carl Lucas from Seagate.
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Leathern recognizes that the policy is quite broad, but he says that's intentional.
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But Joe recognizes that he'll always be the biggest threat on the beach.
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Though the meeting is tense, the queen recognizes the validity of Altrincham's concerns.
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I built a deep learning algorithm that recognizes scrabble pieces through a webcam.
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That said, she recognizes the difficulty in creating a new channel like Packagd.
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" "At the end of the day, though, everyone recognizes that he's the decider.
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The woman at the shop recognizes us and gives us free dog treats.
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Betty obviously does too, but it looks like Jughead no longer recognizes that.
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I run into one of my friends from middle school, who recognizes me.
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Canada's policy recognizes the physical need that addicts have, as well, she said.
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This bill recognizes that USOC failed us and put child athletes at risk.
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South Dakota is one of four states that recognizes Native American Day statewide.
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The list, now in its 14th year, recognizes the world's most influential individuals.
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So when the network thinks it recognizes grass, it colors that region green.
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Use All Five recognizes how intimidating reaching out to elected officials can feel.
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"I think everybody recognizes that there will be a transition period," Scalise said.
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The Paris Agreement recognizes that, if we fail, the outcome will be disastrous.
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Sources tell us Trump recognizes that a Cabinet shuffle would bring bad press.
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" At the same time, Spicer said Trump "recognizes the threat that he poses.
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That will be discussed in another column -- one that recognizes its equal importance.
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But he said he recognizes the gulf between the Freedom Caucus and moderates.
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It's an annual contest that recognizes the best photographs taken with an iPhone.
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Gaur is led by police, room by room, asking if she recognizes anyone.
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Elizabeth recognizes that her daughter probably felt embarrassed, but that didn't stop Elizabeth.
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Microsoft has since told me it recognizes that the Laptop's messaging was confusing.
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They're coated in a protein called ZP2, which sperm recognizes and binds to.
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The startup recognizes consumers might need to borrow when their balance is low.
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Louie Swisher: Well exactly, that's kinda like their whole problem, everybody recognizes that.
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The audience recognizes this and has gathered around these stars and their work.
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"She now recognizes that her decision to block me was wrong," he said.
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While Carullo recognizes Levin's accomplishments, she is ready to make her own mark.
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Suddenly, she stumbles upon the entire crew, whom she recognizes from the office.
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I'm glad he recognizes this and will make an effort to do more.
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I think he recognizes that by now, because that's what got him Mueller.
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The competition recognizes the best architecture, interior and design concepts around the world.
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Sustainable Northwest recognizes that there are many important uses of our rural lands.
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Each year, Blue Star Families recognizes a civilian who has helped military families.
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The watch automatically recognizes and records certain exercises, including walking, running, and swimming.
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" The grassroots ME Action Network recognizes August 8 as "Severe ME Awareness Day.
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Google Photos is keenly aware of this, and it recognizes her in photos.
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As she mourns, she recognizes the murders as an attack on gay identity.
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While Austria recognizes some forms of class action law suits, Ireland does not.
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It's a bad visual, and I think he recognizes that, at this point.
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Hold their QR code under your phone's camera until the app recognizes it.
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And at the same time, he recognizes the need to control the borders.
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"I was wrong," the New York-based chief executive of Betaworks now recognizes.
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The Arena recognizes that Democrats cannot simply define themselves in opposition to Trump.
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South Africa recognizes several royal families, who command respect, especially in the countryside.
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"Everybody knows P210P, but not everyone recognizes other financial investment methods," he said.
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Fitch recognizes the risk that Liberty may acquire the 62% of HSN Inc.
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The PRC cybersecurity law recognizes no geographic boundaries for its enforcement, or punishment.
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Morocco only recognizes conventional taxis and has no provisions for private hire vehicles.
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Science recognizes biomass is a well-established way to reduce greenhouse gas pollution.
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Franklin Foer, thankfully, recognizes these pitfalls even if he can't always avoid them.
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She recognizes her small, passing presence ("My face a thumbtack/in the earth.").
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Like any good Beckett creation, Noll's protagonist recognizes that his quest is futile.
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I think it's important that your country recognizes the validity of your relationship.
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Either way, Team Trump recognizes the immediate political potential of its new messaging.
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The status, ranked beneath a knighthood, recognizes achievement in the arts and sciences.
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Federal law recognizes unborn fetuses as separate victims of federal and military crimes.
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Surrealism is hyper-realistic, so your brain recognizes different aspects of the image.
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But she recognizes that, at the end of the day, there's a transaction.
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The Trump administration's deal with the Taliban recognizes the limits of American power.
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This view recognizes diversity as an appropriate and legitimate rationale for admissions policies.
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Climate change -- Every Democrat recognizes climate change is happening and that humans contribute.
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She recognizes that there is an element of luck involved in having succeeded.
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So it has changed the way society recognizes and deals with these issues.
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"This sentence recognizes the independence of journalists in telling the truth," said Nuzzi.
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Sam, who has encountered and fought the White Walkers himself, recognizes the danger.
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"ETA recognizes the suffering caused as a result of their struggle," it added.
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That document recognizes that prosecutors play a critical role in deterring police misconduct.
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That document recognizes that prosecutors play a critical role in deterring police misconduct.
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But she recognizes she did not accomplish all of this on her own.
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That means people who recognizes our society's moral obligation to achieve health equality.
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The ACLU recognizes this and will fight for those imprisoned to seek justice.
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Abrams recognizes but offers no answers to the policy ramifications of Citizens United.
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It puts on a show of democracy, especially if he recognizes opposition victories.
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That means smarter pain management that recognizes the value of alternatives to opioids.
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Lewis said she recognizes some of West's more controversial moments as possible symptoms.
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Schwarzman told CNBC he recognizes that his gift is out of the ordinary.
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He recognizes that Social Security will be even more important for younger generations.
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Google Nest smart doorbell sends special alerts when it recognizes a familiar face.
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The House of Representatives recognizes this, which is why the House passed H.Res.
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It is not a description that he recognizes, on any number of levels.
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What Davis recognizes in hindsight is how precarious that comfort and prosperity were.
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At the same time, she recognizes that these platforms are not safe spaces.
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We have addressed this with Jemele and she recognizes her actions were inappropriate.
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No one recognizes him, not least because he has never been on television.
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Hillary recognizes that as small business goes, so does the economy of our nation, and she recognizes that the way to support small businesses and economic growth in the 21st century includes providing tax relief and unlocking access to capital.
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"The Department recognizes the high stakes for all parties involved in a sexual harassment investigation, and recognizes that the need for recipients to reach reliable determinations lies at the heart of Title IX's guarantees for all parties," the draft plan says.
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The new Thrawn also appreciates art and recognizes its value in understanding an enemy.
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"Yes, yes, she recognizes us, and now she plays this little game," McKenzie replies.
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Clearly Krzanich recognizes this, even if the word choice left something to be desired.
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Trump recognizes Karen's influence on her husband and consulted her throughout the election period.
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Kihn says Salesforce recognizes this of course, and cites Chairman Marc Benioff's trust mantra.
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From the back of the stage, Buck appears, and Karim recognizes him as Michelle.
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Shatterbox film director Anu Valia recognizes these undue burdens for exactly what they are.
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Donna recognizes Barbara and shows the picture to Barbara's supervisor, who terminates Barbara's employment.
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He recognizes what is the most pivotal challenge for Democrats during the Trump presidency.
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She looks at the CD and says she recognizes the name 'The Balding Girls.
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And I think the Mueller operation recognizes that Manafort is its reason for being.
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But even Kevin, for all his mental unraveling, recognizes when a mystery is silly.
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Still, the White House is not giving up, though recognizes its a tough ask.
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Varys recognizes that because Jon Snow is a man, he'll be taken more seriously.
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The camera's software recognizes 13 different categories, including food, wildlife, sunsets, and street scenes.
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"Once the U.N. recognizes it, then governments will have to recognize it," said Foxcroft.
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The app maintains a smart folder, or list, of messages it recognizes as subscriptions.
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It works with IFTTT, so it recognizes distinct patterns as controls for specific devices.
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Claire happens to find Gillian's flyer at the house and recognizes her former friend.
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"I'm glad she recognizes she should be proud of how she looks," she said.
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He can't bear to witness the actions of a man he no longer recognizes.
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The law recognizes this too and is consistent with The Wing's values and mission.
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Even the official Twitter account recognizes Crush Twitter, though they don't quite get it.
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Here's to hoping Hollywood finally wakes up and recognizes how important inclusivity really is.
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And Sinemia CEO Rifat Oguz recognizes that I'm not the only person like that.
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I can just feather the surface of the phone, and it still recognizes me.
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"This recognizes the dog is part of that team of brave people," he said.
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Today, Google recognizes the legendary runner on what would have been her 100th birthday.
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Beijing recognizes the risks, and has launched a nationwide campaign targeting fraudulent investment practices.
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She recognizes the challenge as multi-layered, hinging on crucial prevention and education measures.
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Rather, the only thing it recognizes is a good, clean game of table tennis.
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Of course, the entrepreneur in O'Reilly recognizes that every "problem" also represents an opportunity.
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But she also recognizes that the conversation around health and losing weight has changed.
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For the record, not everyone recognizes this week's full moon as a blue moon.
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"Everyone recognizes the importance of global standards," Julie Dickson told an audience in Frankfurt.
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No one recognizes the power of her own children like the Mother of Dragons.
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"He recognizes it was crude language," she said at Fortune's Most Powerful Women Summit.
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"You're free to choose your own path," Dolores tells Maeve, as game recognizes game.
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The practice also recognizes that there are many types of thinkers, Cullinan points out.
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LI: BUT I THINK YOUR GOVERNMENT ALSO RECOGNIZES THAT CANADA NEEDS A HELPING HAND.
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She recognizes the challenge lies in preventing the new generations from forfeiting that responsibility.
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In the end, however, Hayes recognizes that our present experience in Kilauea is fleeting.
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"Nomura recognizes that most people use Instagram to tell stories to everyone," Cramer said.
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The contest recognizes benevolent individuals and groups who selflessly give back to their communities.
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"Nike recognizes that women are stronger, bolder and more outspoken than ever," they said.
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What's more, Cubic recognizes that beyond 2023 people might be using new, unforeseen gadgets.
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Christie recognizes it's do or die for him at this point in the race.
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The search engine recognizes it easily, tucked away in the Brazilian town of Aveiro.
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She's not afraid to shade her fellow divas — but she recognizes great talent, too.
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We need not creative writers, but strategic vision that recognizes the value of words.
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The BAMBI Awards started in 1948 and annually recognizes those with vision and creativity.
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Her human guide, Steve Trevor (Chris Pine), recognizes that she desperately needs a disguise.
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I mean it's been people of all ages, but who recognizes me most often?
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In Mexico there is still not a category that recognizes craft beer as such.
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Truth recognizes that many things of our social and personal living can be otherwise.
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The DEA hasn't stopped enforcing the law but recognizes that enforcement alone isn't enough.
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That's the hardware part of it, so it recognizes the intensity of your hormones.
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However, Gates' view has evolved, and he now recognizes the importance ofrest and relaxation.
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Yet he told me he recognizes the importance of giving people lots of options.
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Elizabeth puts country over family, it is that she recognizes that for her, the
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Google's web browser Chrome no longer recognizes SHA-85033 as a valid security technique.
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His winning design recognizes the legacy of service of past, present and future generations.
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He recognizes the assistance he received from a plethora of institutions spanning four continents.
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And those battles have not been won yet, and every woman recognizes those feelings.
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It has its own government, police force and currency but no government recognizes Somaliland.
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Fitch recognizes the risk remains that Liberty may acquire the 62% of HSN Inc.
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Baja California, the Mexican state in which Tijuana is located, recognizes same-sex marriages.
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Business Insider recognizes 22 of the executives leading the charge at marketing-tech firms.
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It recognizes leaders with the courage to meet boldly the challenges of their times.
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Each year, it recognizes the best residential architecture in new constructions, renovations, and restorations.
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The carbon tax/dividend community recognizes we're still pushing Sisyphus's rock up Capitol Hill.
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I'm an exception to a system that only recognizes certain people as legitimate humans.
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The Dezeen Awards shortlist recognizes SWEETS hotel for "combining modern initiatives with industrial heritage."
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The Cures Act recognizes that modern medical science must become more collaborative and networked.
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Larry Kudlow, director of the National Economic Council, recognizes the virtue of this move.
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She is symbolic of the woman who recognizes, respects and acts upon her ambitions.
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The US isn't a part of BRI, but recognizes and deems it a threat.
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The public recognizes that even when legal, secret recording is wrong, maybe even despicable.
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It is time the administration wakes up, recognizes that and changes their strategy accordingly.
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We have addressed this with Jemele and she recognizes that her actions were inappropriate.
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Alexa recognizes specific products users want while other speakers are not that advanced yet.
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Nobody recognizes college football's death rattle for what it is on the first shake.
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Cynthia recognizes that marriage is a heteropatriarchal institution that deserves to be mercilessly roasted.
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Morocco's 2011 constitution recognizes the "Hebraic" constituent as a component of the national identity.
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She also recognizes that what Broome tried to achieve was difficult, she told me.
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Miller, an athletic cowboy type, barely recognizes celebrities, and cares very much about sports.
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Larger dishes are built for a culture that recognizes the value of midday naps.
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The sooner we have leadership that recognizes this reality, the safer Americans will be.
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The crew recognizes that they are kindred spirits, having started off as distrusting strangers.
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But Mr. Moore recognizes an affinity he shares with the president — also a showman.
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The only remaining question is when and how Sanders recognizes reality and bows out.
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Note: Insider Reviews recognizes that many people are working from home at this time.
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Like the other Hungarian dissidents I met, Homonnay recognizes that defeat is extremely likely.
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FIFA recognizes a France-Netherlands encounter in 1971 as the first women's international match.
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Now the Catholic Church — and, therefore, society — no longer recognizes Rachel as Julie's mother.
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"No one recognizes the results, and the democratic procedures have been unraveling," he said.
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Taiwan recognizes the threat of disinformation campaigns and is developing countermeasures to strengthen transparency.
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It recognizes unproduced works of theater that exude, among other criteria, passion and fearlessness.
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"Finally, the world recognizes the capability of the pizza maker," Mr. Sorbillo, 43, said.
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He recognizes what he has taken on, but it is still a balancing act.
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The European law thus implicitly recognizes that privacy is a matter of civil rights.
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It recognizes that invisible-to-the-eye AI-based manipulation poses a real challenge.
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Mr. Zuckerberg also recognizes that his company is a major impediment to that vision.
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The script, by him and Mr. Frost, recognizes the power of silence and anticipation.
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This cut recognizes the vital role that small businesses play in the American economy.
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Now, the company recognizes it needs to change its approach and stop bleeding money.
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Each February, Black History Month recognizes, remembers, and respects black people and black history.
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No one acknowledges you, no one speaks to you, no one recognizes your dignity.
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If some products recycle endlessly, shouldn't we have a standard that recognizes that fact?
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It recognizes privacy and, separately, the protection of personal data as fundamental human rights.
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But everyone in the field recognizes that organoids are getting more complex and realistic.
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The issue is whether the Times recognizes the responsibility that comes with that freedom.
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He recognizes the importance of whistleblowers, he listens to them and he protects them.
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Even the Trump administration recognizes that domestic terrorists pose a significant threat to Americans.
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We're encouraged the report recognizes Twitter's proactive work to stifle inauthentic activity at source.
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Crawford instantly recognizes the potential in the housebound story of two once-famous sisters.
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The administration recognizes this in its tax plan but not in its trade policy.
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President Trump said last month that he recognizes Guaido as Venezuela's legitimate president. 393.
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The company recognizes that issues could arise as it proceeds with self-driving technology.
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She said that she doesn't remember fully what happened, but she recognizes what happened.
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Price recognizes that consumers are tired of seeing premium increases continue to creep up.
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It's driven by priorities, recognizes finite funding, and enjoys powerful bipartisan support in Louisiana.
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The FDA recognizes those additives as safe, so Apeel does not require government approval.
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Like many youth movements, Sunrise recognizes that the right has become a dumpster fire.
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"The City of Montreal Police Force recognizes freedom of the press," Chief Pichet said.
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Our Constitution recognizes this by vesting Congress with the role of authorizing military force.
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Regarding data standardization and reporting, HHS recognizes the need to shift toward outcome measures.
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By chance, she comes to work in the shop, although neither recognizes the other.
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One Friday, he sees a face he recognizes: the man in the gray sweatshirt.
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But he recognizes the forces that he and his partners are up against, too.
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The Trump administration argues the embassy move rightfully recognizes Jerusalem as Israel's capital city.
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Yet this act of executive mercy recognizes the extreme failures of the death penalty.
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Wade, the federal case that recognizes a woman's constitutional right to end a pregnancy.
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The great thing is, he recognizes that and gives it right back in return.
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It recognizes that art is integral to problem solving and questioning the status quo.
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That means that his impact recognizes no continent, no language, no color, no ocean.
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Tokyo officially recognizes 17 abductees, but suspects the true numbers could be much higher.
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Still, it's promising that Twitter recognizes why these types of third-party tools take off.
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The camera is trained to capture soundless video of faces and pets that it recognizes.
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Rather, she recognizes that we are all guided by different sets of beliefs, some irrational.
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She recognizes more now and you can just tell she wants me to be there.
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Despite pulling from the 2015 film's plot points, Indominus Escape recognizes many opportunities for humor.
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In this way, the program eventually recognizes a series of colored pixels as a cat.
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What we need is a system that recognizes that pre-existing conditions do indeed exist.
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It is the first federal law that recognizes domestic violence and sexual assault as crimes.
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It recognizes me from my face, voice, heartbeat, and transforms itself into my phone interface.
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I see this more as a thing that recognizes the work of about 1,000 people.
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Uber recognizes this, and the company has been searching for a new chief operating officer.
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Priya Krishna, a regular Bon Appetit contributor, recognizes the culinary calisthenics Asian-American families employ.
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RANKING MEMBER BREVIN: I'd be interested— [crosstalk] Chairman Comstock: The Chair recognizes Ranking Member Brevin.
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Launched by Mashable in 2010, #SMDay recognizes and celebrates social media's impact on global communication.
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It also recognizes other apps, like Clock, that are already dark, and leaves them be.
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"Hardly anyone recognizes just how close we actually came to winning in Afghanistan," Flynn wrote.
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Cantor made sure female voices were heard, and today the art world recognizes her resonance.
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The comparison falls apart, however, for anyone who recognizes what a difference two decades make.
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System two recognizes those as the right decisions; they make sense; the numbers work out.
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Murray's legislation recognizes that a one-size-fits-all approach won't work, an aide said.
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The movement also recognizes the specific cultural barriers that prevent people from sharing their stories.
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Postfeminism recognizes that feminism was important but that there's no longer a need for it.
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Bernard Piffaretti is an artist who recognizes painting as an act of inquiry and skepticism.
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He recognizes that conservatism needs to grow and expand in order to reach new audiences.
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He tells me my dog recognizes my voice over the Bluetooth and my heart melts.
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Now, the Duchess of Cornwall says she hardly recognizes herself in such a royal role.
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The same happens with uterus transplants; the woman's body recognizes the transplant as an intruder.
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The curators' installation recognizes Murray's heterogeneity by decidedly de-emphasizing the serialism in her work.
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Major changes come in minute steps — and the energy of the new moon recognizes that.
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For many reasons the auto industry recognizes the need to continue moving in that direction.
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Sometimes, this is the first time that the survivor recognizes the experience as domestic violence.
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Resiliency recognizes that all of these issues, from affordable housing to flood prevention, are linked.
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Hamilton recognizes that in the 18th century, both rebellious and conventionally feminine women are trapped.
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And it recognizes the sad reality that far too few predators change on their own.
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Of course, YC also recognizes that much of the current machine intelligence space is hype.
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Allison immediately recognizes the other woman isn't some kind of psychotic stalker, as Frank claimed.
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I think that that's just because everyone recognizes that it's such a more important issue.
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Sonos also recognizes that it doesn't really know anything about building a set-top box.
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When the mother recognizes you—your achievements—you get the hit of endorphins or dopamine.
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But she also recognizes that makeup is about more than just flaunting particular facial features.
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Our Lady of the PrairieBy Thisbe NessenOut January 23Phillipa Maakestad barely recognizes her life anymore.
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Who makes a bot in 2016 that recognizes Shawn Wayans but is unaware of Drake?
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"It's incredible, and I hope the world recognizes how powerful they can be," Wasserman said.
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Nadia recognizes as much, and shoos Joel away, even after he describes Charlie's dire situation.
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While some people may respond well to being verbally berated, Bergeron recognizes that most don't.
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He also recognizes the difficulty women have had with these issues in comedy and beyond.
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You'll see a small warning symbol next to each account that recognizes a reused password.
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The teller recognizes me and cheerily asks if it's laundry time... $10 230:21.25 p.m.
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Our local city councilperson recognizes us and motions us over to talk to the mayor.
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Do I wish we could have demonstrated this process with music that everyone actually recognizes?
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The AAS recognizes that outer space is an increasingly available resource with many possible uses.
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" CAB is a cultural collective that "recognizes the power of art to advance social justice.
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How it works: The doll recognizes emotion through "a small camera" while running on battery.
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Game recognizes game, as they say; a perpetual beta tends to root for an underdog.
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Holzhauer, for his part, recognizes that the way he plays Jeopardy deviates from the norm.
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Cognitive development recognizes that kids do not start learning to read until they are seven.
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But she now recognizes the large-scale ramifications of sharing these images, deliberately and consistently.
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"President Macri recognizes that we're in a new era, and we have to look forward."
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Andy recognizes the importance of the franchise system and will protect it from excessive regulation.
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The app automatically recognizes and matches the song's key, so users can play alongside it.
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The microcontroller recognizes the position of the jewelry and activates the colour of the LED.
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The camera hidden in Cozmo's mouth is how it sees the world---and recognizes faces.
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Israel claims the entire city as its united capital, but no country recognizes this decision.
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Rutherford recognizes the interest in supersonic travel, as it would slice travel times in half.
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Her case document, reviewed by Reuters, recognizes she suffered sexual violence, torture and personal injury.
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Federal law only recognizes an arms right restoration if all civil rights are fully restored.
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He recognizes there will be stiff competition for a market that's worth trillions of dollars.
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Slip it into the dock and the TV recognizes the signal after a few seconds.
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"Anyone that's ever been to a zoo recognizes the elephants, rhinos, and zebras," Pringle said.
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The prototype recognizes seven different font families and can identify type size, kerning, and leading.
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Fitch recognizes that MTB has continued to build capital in line with similarly-rated peers.
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Instead, Trump recognizes the underlying problems that are leading to higher prices and reducing access.
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Cirne certainly recognizes that his company has come a long way since those first days.
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It is also critical to note that the California law recognizes that nothing is free.
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"The administration recognizes that in the short run it has the upper hand," he continued.
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Chairman Neal recognizes that long-term certainty is the best policy for renewable fuels growth.
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This is an American project, one that recognizes our global responsibilities and our local advantages.
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He recognizes, for example, that the North was also implicated in the system of slavery.
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He recognizes that the price of playing the game can be long-term cognitive impairment.
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The alliance also recognizes cyber defense as a core part of its collective defense efforts.
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Erdogan, however, recognizes his own limits: a weakening economy could lead to his own ouster.
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Most importantly, it recognizes that new market entrants will need room to experiment and mature.
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Unlike most award seasons,this year recognizes films of virtually every genre, including science fiction.
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Even when uses "I," he recognizes that he is part of the larger body politic.
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It's probably because Qamar recognizes what's unique about desi culture that only we can appreciate.
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Even he recognizes his ideas seem to contrast with his skate-hard, fuck-it persona.
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Grand Feen recognizes that, quite accidentally their meme has created a community—a subculture even.
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Fitch also recognizes the risk remains that Liberty may acquire the 62% of HSN Inc.
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But the Brazilian constitution recognizes ancestral and indigenous land tenure, World Bank consultant Reydon said.
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That becomes a lot tougher if Washington essentially recognizes Israel's sovereignty over the whole city.
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Exiled Tibetans consider the CTA to be their legitimate government, but no country recognizes it.
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He recognizes some traits in the Yankees that he saw in the Cubs last fall.
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It's a struggle virtually anyone who works or volunteers within the child welfare system recognizes.
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Joshi recognizes the potential for K's discovery to "break the world," as she tells him.
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However, he recognizes that no single image can represent an area home to innumerable nationalities.
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She duly recognizes income inequality as a prime source of iGen's anxiety about its future.
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Cuba's current Soviet-era constitution only recognizes state, cooperative, farmer, personal and joint venture property.
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Gray recognizes that women's wrestling needs more airtime, more media, more sponsors — it needs more.
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Rev3 recognizes these trends and has made clear that the third industrial revolution concerns all.
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But he also, clearly, recognizes the importance of acknowledging the recent history of his form.
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She captures her father's vulnerability and creative brilliance, and recognizes her mother's pioneering, seeking spirit.
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And what happens to a writer when he recognizes the limitations of his favorite form?
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When you arrive home, a camera recognizes who you are and the door automatically unlocks.
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Naturally, should how Israel recognizes conversions change, it would not be to something completely unfamiliar.
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President Trump recognizes the economic, environmental and national security significance of robust domestic energy production.
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In other words, DHS recognizes the critical role that AWS plays in the internet economy.
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PUSH artist of the year, awarded for just the second year, recognizes an emerging artist.
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He recognizes that cinema's power comes from people working together, helping and protecting each other.
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She recognizes that the symptoms are so intense that they almost always lead to relapse.
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He recognizes the shortcomings of this approach even as he feels compelled to take action.
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The Trump administration clearly recognizes that America's energy position is a huge asset to it.
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He also said he recognizes the right of every country to protects its own borders.
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Enter John Stone (John Turturro), a defense lawyer trolling for work, who recognizes the stakes.
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"The rest of the world recognizes the horrors of the Syrian regime," Ms. Haley said.
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Jordan recognizes that her request is trivial compared with what the country is dealing with.
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Still, Gould recognizes that the new promotions represent a more permanent shift for the industry.
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But alongside this desire for justice is a deep well of anger, which June recognizes.
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Such title legally recognizes indigenous groups as the traditional owners of a tract of land.
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The United Nations still recognizes Crimea, which Russia invaded in 2014, as belonging to Ukraine.
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Amy Klobuchar recognizes that Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren are going to clean up here.
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A proposed bill, House Bill 539, recognizes the Labrador retriever as the official state dog.
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In hindsight, Josh recognizes that he could've been more supportive regardless of their sexual disconnect.
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"I think Steve recognizes the scale of the problem we're trying to solve," she said.
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Loverro said the administration recognizes that the landscape of the US aerospace community has changed.
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Pansexual identity recognizes the wide breadth of gender identities that exist, including non-binary people.
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Apczynski recognizes that her company had to build trust — and that it took many years.
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Instead, you smell the totality, and your brain recognizes all of it as an orange.
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When the FDA itself recognizes that complete approval isn't necessary, who could argue it is?
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And unless we have regulation that recognizes this, well, that seems pretty risky to me.
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In 2010 he received the Andy Kaufman Award, which recognizes distinctive and unorthodox comedic voices.
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"We are a country that values and recognizes the dignity of migrant people," he said.
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She considers spirituality and practicality, and she recognizes the sweat and aspiration of immigrant strivers.
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Ellen DeGeneres will receive the Carol Burnett Award, which recognizes a lifetime achievement in television.
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Everyone recognizes the Constitutional power of the president to veto decisions of the U.S. Congress.
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"Airbnb recognizes that there are many other disputed territories around the world," the company said.
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And the community recognizes it has a role to play in supporting the heartbroken families.
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Ellen DeGeneres will receive the Carol Burnett Award, which recognizes a lifetime achievement in television.
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Throughout, it recognizes that history is often as much a matter of debate as absolutes.
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He also recognizes that there is something more at stake here than just literary reputation.
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She is the only candidate who recognizes the historical and systemic scope of racial issues.
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It recognizes what you are selling from your photos and writes the headline for you.
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I know that Apple platform recognizes the raw file and can display some of them.
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Israel calls Jerusalem its undivided capital today, but almost no countries recognizes it as such.
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She recognizes that she is part of an aggrieved class of creatures in this universe.
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Jackie recognizes this fast, and her solution is to plan a funeral of epic proportions.
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"The Department recognizes the high stakes for all parties involved in a sexual harassment investigation, and recognizes that the need for recipients to reach reliable determinations lies at the heart of Title IX's guarantees for all parties," an unofficial version of the proposal states.
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Lord Melton is with him, and he recognizes the man he once let live after Culloden.
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It doesn't pair faces with names, it just recognizes faces it sees a bunch over time.
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Rather, Zoe recognizes how her father has "already ruined so much" for her over the years.
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He died in 1947 and his name is the one name that the entire world recognizes.
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She's the same Michelle that's been missing this entire episode, because she immediately recognizes her grandmother.
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It recognizes the trauma and hardship that come with such a position without completely pathologizing it.
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Only three other teams have received the award, which recognizes the ideals of achievement and sportsmanship.
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Walk up to the door, face ID recognizes you and when you're done, you check out.
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But his group recognizes that the Canadian government wants to make drugs more affordable, he said.
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Its name recognizes all the love and esteem the British public holds for Sir David Attenborough.
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Thune said the bill recognizes that "emergency protocols must change along with communication technology," CNET reports.
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"Today's FEC decision recognizes the everyday realities of working parents running for elected office," she said.
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I'm fortunate that my husband supports me and recognizes the trauma we both went through together.
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Huawei's Mate 10, for example, also recognizes certain objects in the photo and adjusts settings accordingly.
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If Tyrion recognizes he owes his sibling, he could decide to free Jaime this time around.
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The law recognizes individual and community rights of those who have lived there since before 2005.
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Apex Legends was surprise-launched this afternoon specifically because Respawn understands and recognizes the optics involved.
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Warren Buffett recognizes how important the internet has become not just for business, but for society.
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According to the Independent, the algorithm recognizes those with the same surnames and splits them up.
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"The transition to the term 'marriage' shows that the German state recognizes us as real equals."
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So China recognizes that its role as a borrower in the bank needs to diminish substantially.
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"China recognizes that its role as a borrower in the bank needs to diminish," Malpass said.
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But he also recognizes what it's cost him, both in his career and his personal life.
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The couple say they won't walk down the aisle until Australia's government recognizes same-sex marriage.
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When she performs, the mysterious Madame Blanc (also Swinton) recognizes her raw talent — and otherworldly power.
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It also recognizes homes as workplaces, where domestic workers would be entitled to decent work conditions.
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For instance, China already recognizes and tracks license plates with security checkpoint cameras in some regions.
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Think of how a camera recognizes a face and knows when it is blinking or smiling.
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A better approach recognizes a hierarchy of decision-makers with varying degrees of freedom and importance.
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It is paying attention to multiple stakeholders and making sure that it recognizes all of that.
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Established in 1980 by industrialist Holger Crafoord, the Crafoord Prize recognizes outstanding achievement in the sciences.
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The Commander recognizes sinsemilla as the incredible opportunity it is, even if the Naranjo Brothers don't.
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At runtime, Photo Reply recognizes entities in the shared photo and triggers responses for the entities.
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She recognizes that enabling entrepreneurship is a key part of job creation and national economic growth.
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Another pressing issue our generation recognizes is climate change -- and this holds true across party affiliations.
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She recognizes how special the show and its success are in the changing landscape of television.
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Monika Trujillo, administrator at Pacifica, also recognizes the tremendous influence Cooley's performances have on her residents.
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Now, Moretz recognizes that positivity stretches much further than negativity, so avoiding public feuds is best.
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She comes across a room full of what seems like random bodies — until she recognizes one.
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Midge's portrayer recognizes just how essential those kinds of relationships are in an industry like comedy.
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The Acholi have a customary land ownership system which recognizes seven categories of land, said Tebere.
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"The design [of the £50 note] recognizes the breadth and variety of his contributions," Carney said.
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And if it recognizes you've said a "Magic Word," Tribe will offer a helpful related link.
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If all else fails, plug it into a computer and see if iTunes recognizes the phone.
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Tony has seen his reckless arrogance cause catastrophes, and he recognizes the need for responsible oversight.
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And because Kardashian West recognizes this, she recommends other outlets that enable a few solo moments.
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"He recognizes there are problems in this trade relationship," Brady said of Liu after the meeting.
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Guinness recognizes Susannah Mushatt Jones of Brooklyn, New York, as the world's oldest person at 116.
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It also recognizes that some of these global challenges cannot be met by the US alone.
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She dismisses William for assuming she just fucks musicians, but recognizes their shared interest in rock.
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It's not a dramatic change, but your phone recognizes you a tiny bit faster than before.
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"Nike recognizes that women are stronger, bolder and more outspoken than ever," the press release continued.
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But I think everybody recognizes that most high school players aren't ready to play in college.
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The government's registry software recognizes only opposite-sex marriages and will only be updated next year.
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Pepsi fully recognizes that its new flavor Pepsi Fire is pretty unexpected, but that's the point.
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Even for the cops at the bridge, the water in me recognizes the water in them.
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He now recognizes his physique as a blessing, but it took time to gain that perspective.
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She now recognizes that it wasn't only money she was losing but her well-being, too.
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This was a necessary accounting valuation change, and one that recognizes the challenges that Oath faces.
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Already, NATO recognizes that the attacks it needs to deter are not on the conventional battlefield.
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Trump, like a typical boss, recognizes the threat posed by cooperation, and rails angrily against it.
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Officially, the U.S. neither recognizes Taiwan as a sovereign nation, nor Beijing's territorial claim to Taiwan.
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"If it recognizes partisan gerrymandering, it'll be a complete and total flood of litigation," he said.
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The space agency recognizes this fact and has reached out accordingly to the commercial space sector.
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Market theory recognizes that markets tend to under-produce public goods like national defense and roads.
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Marijuana, still illegal under federal law, is not a crop the program recognizes (tobacco, however, is).
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And, as the World Health Organization recognizes, access to this care is a basic human right.
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Tillerson's announcement recognizes something that three previous U.S. administrations were unwilling to admit: "strategic patience" failed.
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Kosovo has said it will retain the tariffs until Belgrade recognizes it as an independent state.
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The hope is that person recognizes how delicate and complex it is to make foreign policy.
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The Green New Deal resolution recognizes the multi-faceted nature of the governmental response we need.
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Exxon has denied those allegations and has said that it recognizes the reality of climate change.
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Only one of them, Sarah, recognizes that this secret was in fact no secret at all.
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The Trump administration's lack of action is an opportunity for Democrats, something Warren, in particular, recognizes.
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The Democratic Party recognizes the problem, but whether it can alter the trend is another matter.
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Most significantly, the N.R.A. recognizes the importance of political pressure to the realization of constitutional rights.
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Furthermore, it recognizes that the Title X statute itself prohibits funding for organizations providing abortions services.
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"He does the business side, the programming, the producing and the hiring of artists," recognizes Teddy.
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He is the friend nobody quite recognizes, the friend everybody assumes came back with somebody else.
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Keith recognizes a similar look in Kimmy's eyes to his own, thinking she's been in combat.
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But the entrepreneur recognizes that they have a long way to go to make a difference.
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Venture capital recognizes the economic opportunity that exists in healthcare with the aging of baby boomers.
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And at the very same instant that I recognize it's Henry, Dad recognizes that it's Henry.
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She recognizes how close she came, realizes she doesn't want to die, and quits like magic.
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" Chaney recognizes the value of Harris's presence: "A contemporary art space can be intimidating for people.
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The constitution recognizes 22 separate major languages that are spoken by at least one million people.
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The White House rightly recognizes Guaidó, who was denied his right to govern after rigged elections.
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He instantly recognizes Becca's grandmother from a photograph she shows him and puts the pieces together.
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"Rather, the statement implicitly recognizes North Korea as a de facto nuclear weapons state," she continued.
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Despite the setback, Champ recognizes what a gift it's been to have Holets in her life.
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It has a long way to go, but it recognizes that and is beginning the journey.
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Richardson-Heron recognizes there's a long, earned historical mistrust of medical studies, particularly among African Americans.
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In his place is a stark and mature figure, one that recognizes himself, if only just.
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The company embraces a "conscious culture" and recognizes the importance of addressing employee stress and burnout.
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The feature relies on an entirely new, local speech analyzer that recognizes speech on the device.
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He asked me if anyone ever recognizes me outside of the Jets stadium on game day.
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What they recognized, what jury nullification recognizes, is that the law is not made by God.
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The governor recognizes what I know, which is, 30,000-odd votes separated the two of us.
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If she fails — and she recognizes the risks — at least she crashes on her own terms.
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And he recognizes that many members of his congregation will support the president no matter what.
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Like Virginia Woolf, Gilgi recognizes the need for a room — and a typewriter — of her own.
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"Gilead recognizes the urgent public health needs posed by the Covid-19 pandemic," the drugmaker said.
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As Wall Street recognizes the Fed's limited ammunition and the growing risks, investors are increasingly pessimistic.
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Pristina says it would abolish the tax only after Serbia recognizes Kosovo as a sovereign state.
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There is nothing undemocratic or unusual about the law; it recognizes and protects Israel's Jewish identity.
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The change recognizes that people are living and working longer and need more time to save.
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He also recognizes that congressional Republicans have proven themselves unwilling to stand up to that threat.
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The local butcher, who has been asked to supply bigger and bigger turkeys, recognizes Ms. Bisoni.
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Making sure the IRS recognizes flexible work arrangements is an easy step towards a better future.
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Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro still recognizes Guaido as the legitimate president of Venezuela, his spokesman said.
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You accept our labor but won't provide the piece of paper that recognizes our equal humanity.
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This is obviously not the right way to do things and the Figure team recognizes that.
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The watch recognizes when a wearer falls and automatically sends a notification to an emergency contact.
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Mr. Sosa believes it will happen for Mr. Taylor, but he also recognizes the challenges ahead.
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And if the girl goes to Wesleyan, she recognizes what I'm doing: I'm asking for consent.
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In her essay, Katie writes that she no longer recognizes herself after her time with LuLaRoe.
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Mr. Sanders recognizes the problem and now and again calls on everyone to keep it respectful.
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USAA recognizes the selflessness of these 28503 million hidden heroes and backs efforts to help them.
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Mirrored in the action of others, the survivor recognizes and reclaims a lost part of herself.
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As a spinner of tall tales, he recognizes the basic value of paying off a premise.
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The Craft intelligently recognizes which application is in use and configures the Crown to react appropriately.
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He recognizes her announcement for what it is — a declaration of war — and flees the house.
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The most important thing is that leadership recognizes this and is shifting strategies as a result.
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President Trump will announce the U.S. recognizes Jerusalem as the capital of Israel on Wednesday afternoon.
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A new generation is being raised in a country that recognizes women's rights as human rights.
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The government recognizes the problem, he said, but so far it has not been tackled directly.
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Under that policy, the U.S. recognizes Beijing as representing China but retains unofficial ties with Taiwan.
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When a vaccine enters the body, the immune system recognizes the deactivated pathogen as an intruder.
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If the parts the immune system recognizes change slightly, the immune system won't see the virus.
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In cancer immunotherapy, the immune system recognizes cancer cells by the distinctive proteins on their surface.
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A veteran himself, Mr. Johnson recognizes patterns with yogis, especially men, that he tries to address.
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Speak in a language that is inclusive, that recognizes the inherent worth of every human being.
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"As your question recognizes, over the course of my life I have written frequently," Menashi wrote.
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If Neil Gorsuch didn't recognize it then, we can only hope that he recognizes it now.
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Here are 36 rising stars of Madison Avenue, where Business Insider recognizes emerging talent in advertising.
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It recognizes its opportunity to incorporate balance and difference, and welcomes that opportunity with open arms.
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In the film, Rey and Finn first meet in Jakku because BB-8 recognizes Poe's jacket.
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They want a fair system for all, a system that recognizes the humanity of our neighbors.
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She rightly recognizes that the North might not rally around Jon but will rally around her.
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But as soon as it recognizes your face, it will show their contents on your lock screen.
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The former recognizes TV productions from outside the United States and American productions that aren't in English.
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Too often the Academy only recognizes movies that people have seen, and I just think it's wonderful.
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While perplexed by the trend, Ramírez recognizes it is a good thing for the country&aposs economy.
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Those accomplishments and proven abilities are often worth more than a name everybody recognizes on a resume.
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Silva recognizes this and as result wants to get back into the cage as quickly as possible.
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The waiter recognizes me and knows my order right away: Two chicken tacos and a skinny margarita.
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New Zealand's $10 note has suffragist leader Kate Sheppard, while Japan recognizes writer and poet Ichiyo Higuchi.
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She recognizes that the "nomadic" nature of the industry is hard on relationships, kids, family and friends.
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Kelly marches over to Harry's to show him the picture and asks if he recognizes this man.
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PRATT INSTITUTE IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER AND RECOGNIZES AND VALUES THE BENEFITS OF A DIVERSE WORKFORCE
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He recognizes his own story reflected in the lives of some of the program's participants, he said.
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Many pastors from the independent churches it already recognizes give sermons already at the Church of England.
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Celeste replies that she holds a certain amount of power when Perry recognizes that he hurts her.
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Once it recognizes what is happening, the company should identify the accounts and users propagating the disinformation.
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In addition, Gomer's AI recognizes facial expressions and can express its own based on what he sees.
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Who doesn't want a "Shazam for food," especially when it recognizes more than just a hot dog?
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Edison refuses because of his nonviolence principles but recognizes the potential to pin the invention on Westinghouse.
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Everyone who looks at his paintings instantly recognizes their artistic worth before pivoting into their financial value.
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Chang, the pro-77 server, said he recognizes opponents probably are making good money on tips alone.
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I think the Trump team recognizes the relevance of the Freedom Caucus, and the influence they have.
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The league recognizes the value of the technology, but selfishly wants to control the direction of it.
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At the Wall, Jon recognizes The Hound from seeing him at Winterfell one time, seven years ago.
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The display should be bright enough to work outdoors and the large touchpad recognizes multi-touch gestures.
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Zucker recognizes a cautionary tale; the church-and-clinic scam is a bit of a revolving door.
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Though Lewis has yet to hear anything, he recognizes the timing hasn't been great for a renewal.
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After that, they'll start trying to explain how the visual cortex recognizes temporal patterns in visual stimuli.
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The competition recognizes high school students for applying their knowledge of economic principles to real-world events.
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While John would love to make a return to the industry, he recognizes that times have changed.
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"The government recognizes the [Middle East as a] critical source of remittances for India," said Riser-Kositsky.
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All these years later, Hopkins recognizes his fascination seems fitting: Woodpeckers are persistent at picking off worms.
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Under Washington's "one-China" policy, the U.S. government officially recognizes Beijing and not Taipei, while assisting Taiwan.
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Peel recognizes this, and their wireless charger outputs at a maximum of 220 volts or 1.2 amps.
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"The president recognizes it in the sense that he submitted budgets that would eventually balance," Kirk said.
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GE recognizes a similar connection between the data coming from the industrial machines it builds and sells.
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Trump for his part at least recognizes the problem he starts out with as the Republican nominee.
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The more your boss recognizes someone's good work, the more he or she gets comfortable with it.
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Everyone in the Ethereum space recognizes that the world is watching, and we are ready to deliver.
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"Hopefully, someone recognizes [the man] from the video and says, 'Hey, it's this guy,' " the chief says.
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Grimm held back on predicting the outcome of his case, but recognizes that the election on Nov.
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It was a strategy that, she now recognizes, could have easily gotten her assaulted or even killed.
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I can see him outside yesterday doing so well, and I feel he recognizes, 'I am African.
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It has the world's largest Muslim population, is known for its tolerance, and recognizes six official religions.
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But maybe it's really just because he's a troll who recognizes the power of a cat meme.
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Fitch recognizes management's ability to work through the nonstrategic portfolio without outsized credit losses over recent periods.
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Luckily a teacher recognizes me and lets me cut off the line to find a parking spot.
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To achieve this, our prototype smartphone recognizes physical contact with uninstrumented appliances, and summons appliance-specific interfaces.
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As tough as it's been for him, Varner recognizes that Smith, 29, is the real victim here.
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We're told she's eyeballing security footage to see if she recognizes any cars that approached her house.
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" Daveed Diggs recognizes the dichotomy of Thomas Jefferson, who wrote the Declaration of Independence and "he sucks.
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Italian law now only recognizes the spouse with biological ties to a child as a legal parent.
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The issue recognizes "the silence breakers" — women who've spoken out about sexual misconduct in their various industries.
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Wan recognizes that the future of her farm remains tentative but says she's focused on the present.
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Those tiny molecules hit your nose, and your olfactory system processes them and recognizes them as smells.
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The Charge 3 auto-recognizes certain activities and collects a lot of easy-to-use fitness data.
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Clinton rightly recognizes that it's the one issue where she can convincingly outflank Sanders on the left.
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The fact sheet recognizes that was an unacceptable standard because mobile and fixed connections are quite different.
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Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue recognizes the importance of trade with Cuba as a source of growth.
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Colombia also recognizes that LGBT+ people were specifically targeted by armed groups because of their sexual orientation.
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Just as he draws his final breath, Will's father recognizes Will himself in the room, not Riley.
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He also recognizes that his mother could not welcome him home because of their differences in beliefs.
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While Feast recognizes the large size of the market, he stresses the importance of a clear focus.
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RIAA's move is a necessary one that finally recognizes the influence of streaming on the music industry.
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Fortunately, Trump recognizes the catastrophe that Obama and Clinton caused, and he is committed to fixing it.
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Kapor Capital also recognizes that diversity can lead to better ideas, new revenue streams and bigger profits.
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Disney recognizes that ESPN is hurting as the internet disrupts the traditional cable and satellite subscription model.
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The VA's proposal recognizes the results of decades of research confirming the outstanding patient outcomes NPs deliver.
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At the same time, an expanding consensus on Capitol Hill recognizes broadband is essential for economic competitiveness.
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He recognizes that our top allies have relied disproportionately on American taxpayers for over half a century.
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The Cambridge, Massachusetts-based Harvard Foundation recognizes prominent public-spirited leaders each year, according to its website.
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It recognizes every one of our players and it photographs them at about 25 frames per second.
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Fitch recognizes the financing elements associated with these transactions, but does not consider them akin to debt.
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What makes all this so confounding is that Trump clearly recognizes the threat of sea level rise.
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She recognizes that she is shaping her passage through time, even as she acknowledges its corrosive effects.
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Sara is a very self-aware woman and recognizes her magic ability to save men from themselves.
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As an Ugly American, however, game recognizes game when it comes to the art of trash-emoting.
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Though Sun Mu approves of this, he recognizes there are more actors than just the two Koreas.
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Everyone recognizes he's got a firm set of conservative principles, but that makes him a polarizing figure.
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The PEN/Barbey Freedom to Write Award recognizes an imprisoned writer targeted for exercising freedom of speech.
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The bill rightly recognizes that the Pentagon's 2019 budget does not fully resource its national defense strategy.
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The agency's website currently recognizes 17 major wildfires burning across the state, with just one fully contained.
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SMILF clearly recognizes how ridiculously misogynistic some men's dirty talk can be, and uses it against them.
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US law recognizes Jerusalem Of course, Trump might simply believe that he is doing the right thing.
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After all, even the World Trade Organization recognizes the need for national security exceptions to its rules.
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"I like the fact that he recognizes we are playing on an unlevel field," Mr. Pilot said.
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Reaction: The American Cancer Society says it's important the FDA recognizes it as a public health epidemic.
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We propose a new approach that recognizes a simple fact: Many diseases can affect the same organ.
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" Flake said he recognizes the frustrations people have, adding that President Trump "kind of spoke to that.
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A hostel owner in Texas recognizes millennial travelers in America want the European experience of room-sharing.
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"Perhaps this county planning will ensure the government finally recognizes us and allocates us titles," Jefua said.
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The mother's body recognizes the protein as a foreign substance, and her immune system responds, creating antibodies.
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The app automatically recognizes people in videos and suggests them as recipients of the messages, Apple said.
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I cannot be the only person who recognizes the maturity, honesty and statesmanlike nature of that remark.
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The Iranian government says it recognizes drought is a major problem and is doing what it can.
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But the couple recognizes this means they need to continue to make their service even more useful.
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Tim Gildersleeve: I view that as someone who recognizes Jesus Christ as rightful ruler of Planet Earth.
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It recognizes that it will lose more and more members if venture firms aren't afforded more flexibility.
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Although she loathes suburban life, she recognizes that living near Donald's ailing father is best for everyone.
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"For an inclusive Mexico that recognizes in diversity one of its biggest strengths," he posted on Twitter.
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The state already recognizes the right to carry a firearm openly without a permit, the NRA said.
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Fitch recognizes that gross leverage may occasionally exceed this range in the immediate aftermath of leveraging transactions.
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Brad Lidge, the closer for the Astros' only World Series team, in 22004, recognizes the slider instantly.
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In 2002, he was awarded the Fields Medal, which recognizes brilliance and promise in mathematicians under 40.
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A former first-grade teacher, she recognizes the value of coping strategies that are particular to children.
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Today, tofu seems far behind him, even while he recognizes that he stumbled into it through necessity.
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When the system recognizes glasses, it apparently doesn't pull information from the eye region of the face.
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" "The Fed recognizes I think that interest rate hikes are going to become more punitive from here.
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"That's something that he knows and recognizes," Perry said in a teleconference with reporters during the draft.
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He recognizes the possibility of hate crimes, but he has always felt most safe at gay clubs.
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