"Pricing reflects risk; risk reflects the absence of information," Silverman said.
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It reflects culture, it holds our memories, it reflects our values.
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The product reflects me, but most of all it reflects the appellation.
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But an algorithm that accurately reflects our world also necessarily reflects our biases.
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That reflects on my face, it reflects on my disposition in the film.
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So, I want a diamond that reflects that and a ring that reflects that.
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BLANKFEIN: FAIRLY VALUED IF, IN FACT, PEOPLE ARE -- THE VALUATION REFLECTS EARNINGS, AGAIN TIMES A MULTIPLE WHICH REFLECTS SENTIMENT.
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Something that primarily reflects light with shorter wavelengths will appear bluer, while something that reflects longer wavelengths will appear redder.
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Though this reflects the fact that Weidman should win, it also reflects the chance that Romero could very easily come out on top.
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This is a tough question for even Facebook to answer, because its mission reflects the former but their business model reflects the latter.
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To some extent, this reflects the attractiveness of U.S. financial markets, but it also reflects mercantilist policies in some of our trading partners.
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Art that touches society most is the art that reflects society; art that reflects the moments that we are all experiencing as human beings.
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"This year's show reflects a commitment to showcase cinematic contributions from a variety of genres, and this latest list of presenters reflects just that."
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If art reflects the times, this art reflects a collective desire to decamp to some place with beautiful natural light and no visible charging cables.
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I'm sure that it reflects my life, I'm sure it reflects the things that I'm thinking about, but a lot of those things are like...numbers.
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The momentum of pro-marijuana groups partly reflects shifting public opinion, but it also reflects the fact that the groups have hit upon a winning formula.
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I'm not sure whether Plouffe's comment reflects that, or if it reflects his experience from the last two cycles, when these registered Democrats did stick with Obama.
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Suppose we learn that a pregnant woman's debilitating Oxycodone habit reflects the altered brain chemistry of addiction or reflects other pathologies rooted in her difficult life circumstances.
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Joe Biden's big Super Tuesday reflects more than just momentum: it reflects the belief that Biden can beat Trump and Sanders could hurt Democrats in swing districts.
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In a sense, Tehran's conduct not only reflects its disdain for impartial journalists at home, but also reflects the regime's fear of international opprobrium as criticism mounts.
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Ice typically reflects from about half to 70 percent of the solar energy that hits it, but water reflects only 6 percent, and so the water warms up.
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"This no longer reflects who we are as Utahns, and it no longer reflects our values or where we are trying to move to as a state," state Rep.
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The downgrade reflects the company's weaker operating performance, while the Negative Outlook reflects uncertainty over its ability to refinance or repay its USD21000m (CNY2110bn) bonds maturing in May 21000.
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In Daredevil's second season, Bernthal and Moll showed off a fine chemistry, and The Punisher taps into the special bond they have: She reflects his compassion, while he reflects her fearlessness.
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Language reflects culture, and our language reflects a culture that does not want to make it easy to talk about sexual violence — that wants to make it difficult, uncomfortable, and confusing.
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It matters that our political leadership generally reflects "We the People" and the uptick in religious diversity reflects an alignment — with a few caveats — of Congress with the population in general.
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It reflects your basic, overall personality — nothing too deep.
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Their color reflects skin tone — brown skins, dark skins.
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Normally, policy reflects some combination of practicality — what works?
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The difference between the estimated number of trans people and the number who officially transition partly reflects the difficulty and emotional pain it involves; but it also reflects the limited state of knowledge.
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"I was so emotional and ready to leave," she reflects.
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The Stable Outlook reflects the Stable Outlook on South Korea.
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Vanessa reflects on her time with former Bachelor Nick Viall.
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However, the surplus largely reflects the delayed execution of capex.
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She reflects on being fired from her job at Cosmopolitan.
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It reflects both defects and general disappointment in the features.
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Saudi Arabia's alliance with Russia reflects OPEC's shrinking market share.
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Below, Egan reflects on the Brittany she came to know.
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That benchmark reflects the true market cost of the plan.
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Nigeria's use of WhatsApp reflects its political culture as well.
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It's not an objective metric; rather, it reflects our ideals.
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O'Reilly's eroticism reflects desire, fear, the death incubated within life.
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The update reflects just how serious Instagram is about Stories.
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This reflects Dany's big strategic challenge in Game of Thrones.
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Francis Turner reflects on memorable moments in his 96 years.
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Only if our politics reflects the decency of the people.
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An older woman just out of prison reflects on freedom.
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But that also reflects well on the origins of inspiration.
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"To vote 'present' on this resolution reflects fear," claimed Higgins.
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The shift reflects market fears as stocks continue to tumble.
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The outline largely reflects the House Republican tax reform plan.
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But he kind of reflects what's happening throughout the world.
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But this very public case reflects something bigger than Andrews.
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This kind of learning reflects our already mobile, changeable world.
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A sharp fall in the rupee reflects jitters about India.
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It's taste also reflects one key scene in Sweetbitter's pilot.
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This souring romance reflects three deep shifts in America's economy.
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This reflects poorly on the state of thinking about loneliness.
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The door of the microwave reflects back our distorted image.
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The southern border reflects the annexation of previously Mexican territory.
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I think this change reflects preparing for implementing the vision.
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" "The motion reflects the fact that that work is ongoing.
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As you might guess, the price tag reflects as much.
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Former Miss America winner Mallory Hagan reflects on the decision.
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That partly reflects the asymmetry of risks before the Fed.
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Baumann likewise reflects on her goals for a customizable future.
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"She's my candidate because she reflects progressive values," he said.
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Satellite imagery of the two storms also reflects this disparity.
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In part, this reflects the changing nature of world inequality.
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And it's something that reflects where we're at now, politically.
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This reflects a wider problem for politicians seeking mass appeal.
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That, in part, reflects a surprising thing about the country.
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Indeed, the state of SACCOs often reflects a country's politics.
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His fate reflects the stormy seas afflicting the investment business.
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Increased spend on advertising reflects increased confidence levels by companies.
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Others are looking for a ring that reflects their personality.
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This reflects how integral the crown prince is to both.
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That reflects farms scaling up or scaling down to survive.
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In part, this reflects America's changing relations with the subcontinent.
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The result's uncertainty also reflects deep frustration among the people.
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I think for even our album cover it reflects that.
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China's hesitation also reflects the uneven performance of past projects.
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"This sentence reflects the seriousness of the offense," Berman said.
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It's been an overwhelming period, and the record reflects that.
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The very reasonable price reflects the device's simpler feature set.
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The encounter reflects Trump's instinct for stagecraft and spontaneous diplomacy.
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In part, this reflects greater optimism about the global economy.
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In part, that reflects the strength of the global economy.
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"I think it mostly reflects two different approaches," he said.
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"I wish we had both grown old sober," she reflects.
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It's possible that verification reflects unfortunate social and corporate realities.
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The response from the government reflects its chaos and divisions.
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It only makes sense our reality TV reflects that change.
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Stories, the mother reflects, "don't fix anything or save anyone".
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That new political geography reflects evolving constituencies on both sides.
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The comment reflects the political potency of Trump's tax returns.
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"Margin guidance reflects conservatism," DA Davidson analyst Rishi Jaluria said.
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"Life is full of surprises, bad and good," Draco reflects.
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Fitch's solvency assessment also reflects the moderate capitalisation of CEB.
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Elsewhere, she reflects on two "mother writers" from medieval Japan.
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Those abandoned outside know that reflects their station in life.
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I personally feel the company reflects these same stereotypical thoughts.
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That partly reflects a lacklustre outlook for the global economy.
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It reflects all the various material resources that families utilize.
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Offering this benefit also reflects our values as a company.
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It also reflects the growing prospects of the chip industry.
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Related: Carmelo Reflects on Marching Against Police Brutality in Baltimore
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The fiscal surplus reflects both structural consolidation and cyclical trends.
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The total amount reflects funding for preparedness and suppression activities.
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Editor's Note: Art often reflects the political pulse of society.
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Lefty reflects on how Augusta National brings out his best.
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The fierce battle reflects the high stakes of Pruitt's nomination.
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Let's hope this negotiation reflects that kind of admirable consistency.
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The Senate's lack of order reflects a broader social breakdown.
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But it also reflects the weaker outlook for the economy.
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It also reflects the indiscriminate cynicism of Donald Trump's campaign.
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This shameful incident reflects a wider phenomenon on American campuses.
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This partly reflects Japan's high domestic savings relative to investments.
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The price of flood insurance reflects that change in risk.
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But the overwhelming nature of that support reflects group identity.
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The Stable Outlook reflects the Outlook of the sovereign rating.
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In the film, she reflects on charming these powerful men.
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The support from Mr. Bush also reflects his rising standing.
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Their story reflects that ethos and sound: loose and wild.
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It also reflects a drop in bank appetite for risk.
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Trump's approval rating in Florida reflects the state's overall swinginess.
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But this is a serious plan that reflects hard thinking.
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Like all prices, the oil price reflects supply and demand.
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The VR reflects MCB's consistently strong profitability and company profile.
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That reflects two straight months of job gains above 200,000.
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The very depiction of women reflects how the sexes differ.
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Voter unease reflects more than the impact of wage stagnation.
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It reflects the need for constant management of the Russians.
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I'm not sure which one reflects more poorly on Trump.
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"The tax system reflects the values of society," he said.
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The move reflects broader struggles in the packaged food industry.
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The deal reflects the ongoing evolution of the investment business.
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Turkey. But ultimately, the current conflict reflects a larger shift
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The Stable Outlook reflects the Outlook on the Qatari sovereign.
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The longer the extension, the more it reflects those savings.
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Training then reflects and emphasizes the three round fighting style.
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It also reflects a substantial turnaround since the Great Recession.
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This, too, largely reflects the conservative response to gun violence.
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How they choose to pay me usually reflects their character.
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As ever, this reflects the dynamics of the zinc market.
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Camus said that reflects France's continuing move to the right.
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This year's race for mayor of Doral reflects the changes.
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It also reflects high concentration risks in assets and liabilities.
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The VR reflects BSF's strong asset quality and improved earnings.
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This judgment reflects our view that monetary policy remains accommodative.
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That sum reflects triple damages under the False Claims Act.
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Friday's trade data reflects cooling ties between Beijing and Pyongyang.
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I think the foundation reflects a lot of the concerns.
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Our deputy National editor Kim Murphy reflects on their feedback.
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The makeup of that panel reflects the fractious board itself.
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Pamela Paul: The Book Review reflects what is being published.
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But this reflects deeper tendencies in YouTube's algorithm, he said.
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The fictional Treehouse series reflects their roles in real life.
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That his work reflects on these issues is not remarkable.
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The Huawei battle reflects a fundamental geostrategic shift in Washington.
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The Orthodox community's public response to Charlottesville reflects these tensions.
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But it reflects the growing divide between the two parties.
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The range of housing costs reflects the town's socioeconomic blend.
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The dispute reflects a ratcheting tension over the girl's death.
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That reflects the fundamental economic risk for 2019 and beyond.
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But it reflects what seems to be a prevailing mood.
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Partly, the legal professionals' opposition reflects a feeling of betrayal.
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The design — luxurious, but sometimes cold and unbeautiful — reflects that.
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And it reflects governments' growing wariness toward the tech industry.
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This reflects the Canadian system's commitment to equality and fairness.
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"The new high reflects an ongoing trend," the report said.
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The authors believe that urine concentration better reflects prenatal exposure.
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The Times covers the world, and the briefing reflects that.
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At 90, he reflects on a city on the brink.
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His soccer dictionary reflects only his experience and regional interpretation.
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What political commentator, thinker or politician best reflects your views?
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Contrarily, Munster's bull case reflects a stronger demand for iPhones.
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The referendum drive reflects unease with the influx of foreigners.
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The name Athens Riviera itself reflects a shift in mentality.
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Ultimately this debate reflects two fundamental weaknesses of the field.
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The phrase reflects and embraces the greatness of our country.
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Partly that reflects the tech industry's predilection for grandiose promises.
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Which one do you think best reflects the wider story?
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Of course this simply reflects reality: We cannot know her.
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Name Withheld Some of what honesty requires reflects social conventions.
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The Positive Outlook reflects that of the Spanish sovereign (BBB+).
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Should ballet be an art that reflects only their glorification?
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That provision reflects a bill introduced in May by Rep.
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Chirlane McCray's exhibition reflects an agenda of equity and inclusion.
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That distance reflects a remarkable shift in America's longest war.
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Some of that lack of empathy surely reflects racial animus.
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But it also reflects the incentives facing the agency's staff.
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"It reflects the intentionality of the destruction," Mr. Armstrong said.
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Voting on the bill largely reflects the midterm political realities.
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It reflects the way locals want to be eating today.
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Workers should make sure it also reflects what they owe.
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This reflects pricing strategies that make Mount Rushmore look transparent.
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The climb in utilities reflects investor desire for steady dividends.
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That reflects how badly things have been going so far.
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It also reflects the protean nature of the show itself.
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WTI is trading lower because it reflects landlocked U.S. crude.
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The huge charge reflects the deterioration of businesses GE acquired.
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But I think this bill reflects our values very well.
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And I want a world that reflects the real world.
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Rather, the turn away from impeachment reflects a simple calculus.
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The VR also reflects AHB's adequate capital ratios and liquidity.
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Forgetting to pay your bills reflects badly on your credit.
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This behavior reflects something deeper than conscious defiance, I think.
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This Parkland tragedy informs and reflects a much broader narrative.
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This reflects increased job openings and strong stock market performance.
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CNN's reporting also reflects similar numbers to the updated count.
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In other words, the more modest Boston headquarters reflects reality.
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The outcome reflects voter disenchantment with Canada's two major parties.
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For better or worse, that reflects what the fans wanted.
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We're creating an orchestra that reflects the diversity of London.
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This is a disgrace, and reflects badly on them both.
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A football fan reflects on a year without Tom Brady.
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That reach reflects — and also feeds — their higher national profiles.
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The demand for such services, however, reflects a broader reality.
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This reflects labor agreements that gave state workers substantial raises.
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Which image reflects this positive change the most for you?
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Trump's break with precedent on TPS reflects a philosophical difference.
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"Ice reflects incoming solar energy back into space," Millan explained.
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The language is blunt and reflects how clueless everyone feels.
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Monday's ruling reflects a shift taking place across the country.
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She reflects our own thoughts about children, family, and humanity.
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This is a workingman's band, and the music reflects it.
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Whistles and bleeps project a shiny surface that reflects charm.
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The biggest change now reflects how consumers buy their groceries.
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Advertising shapes our culture, but it also reflects our culture.
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Do you think that shift reflects changing attitudes towards grief?
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There's a spectral mystery to how the mirror reflects an ambiguous space, and reflects a representation of light that seems to glow itself, blurring into the very light that wrote the details of the image.
|
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But this weakness reflects his boss's extraordinary incompetence at least as much as it reflects the machinations of the Resistance — though, of course, this isn't something Trump's attorney general can be exactly expected to admit.
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This reflects her longevity; few prominent politicians remain popular for long.
|
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This version also reflects additional current ad prices from multiple sources.
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Only if our politics better reflects the decency of our people.
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Investors say this partly reflects the impact of Rosneft's heavy debts.
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Anthony Bourdain Reflects on Life in ET Interviews Through the Years
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They don't feel as if our public life reflects our best.
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This reflects its state-ownership and strong control by the authorities.
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The joyful mood reflects a remarkable turnaround for the Lib Dems.
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I thought it was masterfully done, and reflects the economic realities.
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How do you feel it reflects the contents of the book?
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The way Tarng designed Tokimeki Unfollow reflects some of my angst.
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Whether it reflects the film itself, we'll find out July 15.
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That reflects an increase of 17 percent from the prior year.
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"I've had it in my life for 27 years," she reflects.
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And unlike Cobalt, YinMN is stable, reflects heat, and doesn't fade.
|
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The moderation in employment growth partly reflects a shortage of workers.
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" Amazon's website also now reflects the new policy, saying that: "Amazon.
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How do you think this film reflects on extremism in America?
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"He reflects his district's demographics really well," Remezas said of Lipinski.
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This reflects that the First Amendment helps to safeguard our democracy.
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So it would make sense that the cast reflects American demographics.
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What they share reflects on them, so they're cautious and deliberate.
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That partly reflects increasingly tough punishments for those already locked up.
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This decline in underlying import prices likely reflects sustained dollar strength.
|
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Critics say it reflects a sense of entitlement on his part.
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The data reflects the race as it was in late December.
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The other, a carbon tax, is bipartisan and reflects controversial compromise.
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Our tough stance on immigration reflects the will of our citizens.
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Perhaps that reflects broader American disagreement about global roles and responsibilities.
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Mahershala Ali reflects on his Best Supporting Actor win #Oscars pic.twitter.
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The extraordinary result reflects a tax credit of 950 million reais.
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Literature and film that reflects a new life is often romanticized.
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Europeans retort that it also reflects transatlantic differences in business models.
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Pier Dominguez reflects on the documentary series in this fascinating essay.
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The change reflects Speaker Nancy Pelosi's close hold over her caucus.
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"My dad taught me to listen and to learn," she reflects.
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That partly reflects capital controls and crackdowns on dealmaking back home.
|
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That on-air harassment reflects a deeper problem at Fox News.
|
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Some of this shift reflects non-banks' marketing and customer service.
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It's really cool now that the house reflects both of us.
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Rather, it reflects that one in three times, it will materialize.
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The spinning wheel, referencing the extraordinary 1967 track 'Bike', reflects that.
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This reflects a status quo going back more than two decades.
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It reflects America's federalism by giving more clout to smaller states.
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The turbulence in China reflects domestic challenges more than trade tensions.
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This reflects what is going on in the field at large.
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It still reflects: it's still by the hand, and the eye.
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In terms of policy, it reflects the avoidance of hard choices.
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The family's influence reflects the narrowness of the country's political class.
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The growth reflects the boom since 2004 in Britain's Polish population.
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SaarLB's 'bb+' VR primarily reflects its improved but still modest capitalisation.
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Drip's launch reflects Chen's ongoing emphasis on certain kinds of projects.
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The shortage of GPs partly reflects a change in the workforce.
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Japan's deflationary bent reflects a struggle to live up to them.
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In Intimate Detail really reflects the spirit of the Lingerie Addict.
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This reflects continuing high price pressure in the food retail market.
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And what's a show for Instagram that actually reflects real life?
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Every aspect reflects a pantheon of practices and ways of being.
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This comment reflects Profumo's position, a separate spokesman for Profumo said.
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In part, it reflects a major shift in the fight's dynamics.
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Education both reflects and entrenches the inequalities in South African society.
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But sluggish investment also reflects the weakness of Egypt's domestic market.
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Only because what I said reflects their negative qualities about themselves.
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THE CLASS of the guests reflects the clout of the hosts.
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The rebounding interest rate partly reflects higher confidence in global growth.
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Go deeper: Putin reflects on Trump ahead of G-20 meeting
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Too bad it reflects the experience of listening to the album.
|
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A similar effect reflects what's happening with football and basketball polls.
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A similar effect reflects what's happening with football and basketball polls.
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King also reflects on what her life is like these days.
|
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But the jump in yields also reflects a bout of nervousness.
|
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András Böröcz reflects on the ambiguities of Hungarian cultural-political reality.
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Would I say that the term mixed-race reflects my identity?
|
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Yet his apparent economic success to date mostly reflects fortunate timing.
|
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"My whole life has been built upon violence," Sir Don reflects.
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Do you feel like your own life reflects high school anyways?
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The unprecedented popularity of this World Cup reflects two encouraging trends.
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The moon globe of the helmet reflects darkness back at me.
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This estimate reflects extensive surveying conducted in 2016 in 15 states.
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Whether that reflects what was actually agreed upon is less relevant.
|
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Some of this reflects a genuine financial sacrifice on China's part.
|
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Its allure in part reflects its importance on the world stage.
|
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This reflects a broader trend in terrorism directed against religious targets.
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Related columns: "WTI discount to Brent reflects logistics constraints", Reuters, Oct.
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But it usually just reflects an obvious and uninteresting political logic.
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Sphinx: The Character of Thomas Jefferson, by Joseph Ellis, reflects the
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Lindblad's warning reflects increasing signs of strain in the bond market.
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Smartfren's rating reflects its weak cash flow generation and liquidity position.
|
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The entire dispute reflects on the general disarray of Trump's campaign.
|
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That in large part reflects the cutbacks at Albras and Becancour.
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Instead, it reflects a startling lack of progress in women's healthcare.
|
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The film's title accurately reflects the complex nature of this partnership.
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The drop reflects fewer Central Americans crossing the country last year.
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By comparison it is shabby; its ethos reflects altruism, not pomp.
|
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Pessimism among investors reflects not just the indicators pointing towards recession.
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You know whatever you've done reflects on us as a family.
|
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In itself this reflects how Mr Navalny's standing has been boosted.
|
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Moreover, the $1 billion ask reflects Grayscale's belief in widespread demand.
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This reflects twice of what is seen on the national level.
|
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A surging euro also reflects improved sentiment towards the currency bloc.
|
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In fact, there is research that reflects this disparity in perception.
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The project reflects APRI's commitment to renewable energy in the region.
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The rating reflects MutRe's strong capital position and prudent reserving policies.
|
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But it also reflects just how far automated technology has come.
|
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In part, this reflects Life Tech's high proportion of consumables sales.
|
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Today's action also reflects Fitch's view of WTFC's balance sheet diversity.
|
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The buffalo's eye, seen in a close-up, reflects the horizon.
|
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The research project reflects the Japanese conglomerate's renewed push into hydrogen.
|
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The Negative Outlook reflects that on the Russian Federation (BBB-/Negative).
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This reflects a legacy of high corporate and government external debt.
|
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This year's lineup already reflects that — and we're still not done!
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"At least he lived long enough to reach fruition," reflects Gambaccini.
|
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The Pinot, especially, reflects a shift in thinking for the state.
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Omaha may be an exceptional case, but it reflects a trend.
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The outcome reflects lower clothing and homeware sales and higher costs.
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"She taught me how to be an amazing friend," she reflects.
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The article below still reflects the original news of Sharp's announcement.
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The Internet community's proposal reflects and builds on this collaborative spirit.
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This reflects the discounted rental stream, which affects cash flow leverage.
|
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That likely reflects the resources poured into securing children's health care.
|
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That in part reflects recent price action and positioning on both.
|
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Fundraising to close 2015 reflects those dynamics in the Republican race.
|
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Toshiba's move to switch accountants reflects a desperation to avoid delisting.
|
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Others have argued that Tesla's share price reflects the company's potential.
|
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That politics reflects these changes is a strength, not a weakness.
|
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Lacker reflects on what went down and where finance is headed.
|
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The "ask" reflects a remarkable degree of both naiveté and cynicism.
|
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The show's color palette reflects Kimmy's (Ellie Kemper) unfailingly positive disposition.
|
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It reflects that physical heartache of forced partings and still memories.
|
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In the long term, the battle over Gorsuch reflects a new
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Back at home, Offred reflects on her friend's act of rebellion.
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The upgrade reflects Pernod's significant deleveraging over the last two years.
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The app reflects Begley's established interest in social justice-oriented technology.
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The online harassment she received reflects the experience of many women.
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The weakness in core import prices likely reflects ongoing dollar strength.
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Perhaps it's fitting that Hungry Ghosts reflects its author so well.
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Across the room, Ziauddin reflects on the tectonic shift to come.
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And it properly reflects Kelly's true legacy as chief of staff.
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This project reflects some 'wrong' thoughts, deep feelings, and carnal love.
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Financing Flexibility: The rating reflects Greenwood's relationship with its ultimate shareholder.
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Everything that happens to her reflects own jealousy back onto herself.
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Newfound enthusiasm for them partly reflects upheaval in the media industry.
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That it no longer seems so reflects a number of factors.
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Congress should immediately pass immigration reform that reflects American family values.
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War document that reflects the period's geopolitical paranoia, and a window
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The house décor reflects Egan and Herskovits's playful love of kitsch.
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If "McMafia" reflects real life, what can we do about it?
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His situation reflects why the game of duckpin could not grow.
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That metric change reflects how most advertisers are already buying ads.
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It is widely believed that a nation's budget reflects its values.
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The story in Texas both reflects and influences the national scene.
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No surprise, then; this decision reflects consistency of messaging and action.
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" The analyst said the downgrade reflects uncertainty around "containerboard pricing pronouncements.
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The VR also reflects the bank's strong franchise and stable funding.
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The change reflects a shift toward the technology and biotechnology industries.
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The decline partly reflects China's efforts to address a chronic glut.
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And it reflects what's going on and provides a basic context.
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New Hampshire reflects many of the difficulties facing the Trump campaign.
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Barr's decision this week means federal policy now reflects Trump's zeal.
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Machado's characters, a miser who glimpses a friend's coin collection, reflects,
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How do we know if an assertion reflects fact or fabrication?
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The declining market capitalization reflects the stress the retailer is under.
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Milton G. Kelly, reflects the Army's commitment to the historic arsenal.
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As a nation of immigrants, this country reflects our collective stories.
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Every indicator reflects dangerously low levels of readiness across our military.
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Some of the dollar rally reflects a more negative global outlook.
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There must be a "big-tent party" that reflects America itself.
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That most small rural states are Republican today reflects politics today.
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Part of Apple's valuation reflects investors' future expectations of the company.
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The Turninn building in Reykjavík reflects the wild beauty of Iceland.
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That reflects growing concern the world is heading back into recession.
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The regulation hardly reflects a reasoned comparison of benefits with costs.
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Global marker Brent's strength reflects tighter supplies due to those cuts.
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His focus on turnout reflects concerns that while polling suggests Mrs.
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Counterparty and Forex Risk: TBI's rating also reflects low counterparty risk.
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In part, this reflects improved near-term economic prospects for EMs.
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It reflects only discrimination—not data, not science, not military justification.
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The expected rating reflects standard notching based on Fitch's rating criteria.
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The affirmation of the rating reflects AzInsurance's strong regulatory capital position.
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The Kevin Gnartinez Band reflects more of Martinez's pop punk influences.
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Trump reflects few of the values that have made America great.
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It bespeaks a dedication that surely reflects something about the author.
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The wine list reflects a similar split between the two regions.
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This reflects the government's commitment to keep the bank adequately capitalised.
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The pain, I read, reflects a bad patch in her marriage.
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Burton's own aesthetic reflects German Expressionism more than any other style.
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Economic data reflects the plight of farmers and daily wage workers.
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It reflects our need to record every part of our lives.
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And she clearly has an imagination that reflects her multicultural upbringing.
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The response of institutions [to threats] reflects the world post 1994.
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Shock hits Soko when she reflects on her circumstances back then.
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Don Elias reflects that now life is quiet, business is good.
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Her installation also reflects the ascendant nationalism within Trump's inner circle.
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"I have a love-hate relationship with that song," Toledo reflects.
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Which makes sense, given that we are—" he reflects dramatically, "streaming.
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"Reborn" reflects the catharsis they feel when they make music together.
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Art always reflects the times and these times are very intense.
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This limited response reflects the limitations of Canada's constitutional make-up.
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Trading in the spread typically reflects supply and demand at Cushing.
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Their decision reflects just how polarized and partisan Washington has become.
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It reflects our failure to adapt foreign policy to changing circumstances.
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The company's platform also reflects their understanding of millennials, Gola says.
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Even Pruitt's resignation letter reflects the influence of the Trump presidency.
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That reflects a Fidelity view that diversification - including cash - is critical.
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His alarm reflects a growing view across the American defense establishment.
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The McDonald's strike reflects the changing demographics of the labor movement.
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The food reflects a lot of my own experiences and appetites.
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Our football face-off reflects a broader generation gap in America.
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That reflects Americans' values more accurately than the Trump administration does.
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Post's recently published guidebook, Higher Etiquette, reflects this national turning point.
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That alone reflects the growing power of the US labor movement.
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Trump says stuff like this because it actually reflects his feelings.
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Some of his messaging on child immigrants also reflects security concerns.
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It also reflects sunlight and is visible to the naked eye.
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The art market reflects and magnifies trends in the larger economy.
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One figure from Amazon's annual filing reflects that transition: performance obligations.
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The battle over the budget also reflects differences in political style.
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Our tech columnist reflects on the iPhone on its 10th anniversary.
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The map reflects this, with much of Manhattan a deep blue.
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That reflects a Fidelity view that diversification - including cash - is critical.
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That turn of events reflects a dizzying swing in market sentiment.
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That truth reflects an old problem joined to several new ones.
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The case reflects a big change in the German justice system.
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This morning, I ache for a president who reflects those values.
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In doing so, she reflects the values shared by her generation.
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None of this necessarily reflects on the comparative quality of performance.
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Many Australians argue that Mr. Knight's work reflects a wider pattern.
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Diverse in style and era, the merchandise reflects its wide provenance.
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Some reflects differences in how much care is delivered: its intensity.
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What parents feed their babies reflects their own backgrounds and cultures.
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It simply reflects the sheer arrogance that comes with monopoly power.
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This reflects both a longstanding trend and a Trump-driven shift.
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It reflects weakness in homebuilding, non-residential construction and government projects.
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This reflects the entire paradigm shift between Hong Kong and China.
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It reflects, instead, a media ecosystem that's working exactly as designed.
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"Their behavior reflects what is happening in that camp," he said.
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This reflects that the president believes he is above the law.
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"It reflects negatively on the work of the government," he said.
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The schedule solely reflects that House investigators have requested their appearance.
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"You know, it's amazing how much people care," the prince reflects.
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The used furniture being trundled in reflects the emphasis on economy.
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To him, the industry's terrible stock performance reflects maturity in expectations.
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Bezos' wealth reflects Amazon's vast global operations that employ 2628,28503 people.
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Permanent music reflects its period but provokes responses deeper than nostalgia.
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Social category diversity reflects differences in race, ethnicity, gender, age, etc.
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Perhaps in Thiel's case it reflects his deep aversion to conformity.
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Brady said that a five-year transition reflects feedback from businesses.
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That resonates with many people because it reflects their own lives.
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In broad terms, it reflects the political tenor of its era.
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"It reflects observations that children see in their environments," Miller said.
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In part, this pattern reflects the changing expectations of parenting itself.
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In part, this pattern reflects the changing expectations of parenting itself.
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A military that reflects society is a strength, not a weakness.
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And it also reflects an awareness that things are different now.
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Loite reflects on the process of choosing images for the book.
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"People don't want to worry about the Woman Upstairs," she reflects.
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It happens so often, and reflects conditions in the United States.
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But he believes the private ritual reflects how he has changed.
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And the slow uptake by hospitals reflects a tangle of challenges.
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Mr. Macron's most celebrated catchphrase in his speeches reflects that love.
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The Negative Outlook reflects that on the UK sovereign (AA/Negative).
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In this sense, this pattern reflects the personality of President Trump.
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This reflects growth between 29.6 and 27.7 percent when excluding currency.
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The diversity of coffins in the Egyptian section reflects wealth disparity.
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The market plunge reflects waning optimism about economic and profit growth.
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Of course, in many states, that control reflects the popular vote.
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This reflects Cinda's state ownership and strong control by the authorities.
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The 9th Circuit's decision reflects the worrying progress of step two.
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Only if our politics better reflects the decency of our people.
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Someone decent, substantive, rational and non-extreme, who reflects their values.
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But those divisions can change, and it reflects in our societies.
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The revision also reflects General Mills concurrent increase in share repurchases.
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It also reflects corporate governance risks regarding the bank's board composition.
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The year listed for each film reflects its US release date.
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It reflects compassion and humaneness, and it does the country good.
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The jump reflects a greater number of home sales over $2684,266.
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The focus largely reflects how the department has operated under Trump.
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The shift reflects how much has changed at GE since then.
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The housing stock, Ms. Hofso said, reflects two distinct building booms.
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Instead, it reflects the shifting agendas of its notoriously mercurial founder.
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Her polling reflects Sanders' strength among the demographic, especially young Latinas.
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That optimism reflects a broadly positive economic outlook for Asia Pacific.
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How do you think photography of smaller moments reflects larger ideas?
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It reflects his reading of the power dynamics of this crisis.
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Each track reflects a distinct and important part of that movie.
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The building reflects the Mughal architectural style, stressing symmetry and balance.
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It reflects our fascination with how leaders process pain and regret.
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More than anything, it reflects the growing influence of marginalized voices.
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The consensus amongst everyday users reflects a tone similar to Kardashian's.
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The Homeland Series reflects on his childhood in Qunu, South Africa.
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It's a feeling that reflects the feeling of being in Cappadocia.
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She reflects the pained look on many faces in the crowd.
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Your silhouette reflects back to you as a golden-orange ghost.
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The massive, two-year report reflects a growing sense of urgency.
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Regarding the story itself, this title reflects a rather striking contrast.
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It reflects on, a little bit on who the judges are.
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The Supreme Court's new reading of the Second Amendment reflects that.
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It's a reminder that her work reflects her personal history, too.
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So the public reporting on that, it reflects the internal culture.
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The fact that the points system changes so often partly reflects new understanding of diet science, at least according to Weight Watchers, but mostly reflects societal attitude toward diets and the needs of Weight Watchers shareholders.
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But the festival reflects the scene that reflects the music, which was largely born out of the emotional turmoil of men who imagined themselves to be tortured without considering how they might be capable of torture.
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So to the extent that his Cabinet reflects anything, it reflects a chaotic scramble to find plausible individuals who were able to hit it off personally with Trump, not some deep-seated and carefully planned-out vision.
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The RWN reflects Fitch's view of a significant near-term risk of some form of resolution being imposed on the bank, which in turn reflects uncertainty over the ongoing review of the bank by the regulatory authorities.
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If this reflects Trump's status as, in the Shorenstein report's words, "arguably the first bona fide media-created presidential nominee," it also reflects a self-interest that media executives have at times not even bothered to conceal.
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It's a long-term, perhaps decades-long, project to create a system that really reflects our humanity and reflects the actual problems that we're facing ... but we feel like the bail fight is the beginning of that.
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The new form reflects changes from the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
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This reflects a 23-percent increase in revenue from a year earlier.
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The third category, "prestige," reflects the status or wealth of the owner.
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Our slightly wider forecast reflects the prospect of higher-than-budgeted spending.
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The proposed rise mainly reflects the increase of wholesale power market prices.
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That reflects Russia's own stagnation, says Renaissance Capital's global economist, Charles Robertson.
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"Our collection reflects places where Britain had strong colonial activity," she says.
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Its bright surface reflects 50% to 70% of sunlight back into space.
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This partly reflects the extent of banks' operations in the Nordic region.
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Interestingly, the brand's laid-back vibe reflects nothing about the company's history.
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SoftBank's latest move reflects rising concerns about security leaks and other issues.
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The Stable Outlook reflects Fitch's expectation of continued state support for CCCC.
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He was queer, and his work reflects, with ingenious subtlety, that experience.
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That reflects purchases beyond the most recent reporting period ending Dec. 31.
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The Negative Outlook reflects these risks to TBLA's credit profile and rating.
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"Yeah, that was fun," Parrish reflects on being the first big bad.
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"This reflects a careful balancing of public health considerations," Gottlieb said Thursday.
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This in part reflects longstanding disagreements over the bank bailouts of 2008.
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The move reflects a cooling of heads between Trump and the media.
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That reflects expectations for a low-single digit decline in comparable sales.
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Median wage instead reflects the national annual mean wage for that occupation.
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The affirmation reflects the state's weak socio-economic indicators by international standards.
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Bernini's lavish décor symbolically reflects the power and endurance of the Church.
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But this mainly reflects the extreme calm behavior of the tape lately.
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This might sound lofty, but it reflects the changing role of marketing.
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The company's new headquarters, located inVancouver's Coal Harbour district, reflects its growth.
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He still reflects on that aspect of the mission 50 years later.
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"They're different kids than they were when they were diagnosed," Marc reflects.
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Ms Jin's story reflects remarkable changes in Chinese society since her childhood.
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It reflects a robust American expansion, reinforced by generous corporate-tax cuts.
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A tumble in commodity markets reflects the spreading ripples of an outbreak.
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In part, this reflects changes to the supply side of capital markets.
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The deal also reflects a sense of urgency to defend market share.
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Comrade reflects a "virtuous tradition", according to Study Times, a party journal.
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And do you feel like Lil Yachty's music sort of reflects that?
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It reflects latent (and not so latent) resentment, tied tightly to race.
|
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The sample drawn for this study reflects fixed sample targets on demographics.
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Behold: the painting is behind glass that reflects glare and collects lint.
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For others it reflects growing divisions between the army and ruling party.
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The increase reflects higher revenue despite a 0.8% increase in operating expenses.
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In many ways, the vanishing middle reflects the patchiness of the recovery.
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The notes' current RR4 Recovery Rating reflects average recovery prospects given default.
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Part of the increase in the import bill reflects higher oil prices.
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"This reflects the population a bit more, which I appreciate," he said.
|
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All that speculation reflects the anger and tension filling the White House.
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"It reflects how young people are actually consuming," said AT&T's Christopher.
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This adjustment for $188 thousand reflects transaction costs incurred by the Company.
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"Little did we know what this military victory would bring," he reflects.
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Either way, the sacking of Mr Comey reflects terribly on Mr Trump.
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The existence of two leagues reflects the rising popularity of women's hockey.
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O'Neal's confidence reflects the many years he's spent growing his own brand.
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But the case reflects a general breakdown of a hitherto functioning system.
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The Stable Outlook for K&H reflects that for the Hungarian sovereign.
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My birth certificate reflects that adoption and my name was legally changed.
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The political map that elects members of Congress reflects older partisan geographies.
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The system reflects America's federalism by giving more clout to smaller states.
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The $758 million prize reflects the annuity option, paid over 29 years.
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The city needs more art that reflects its energy, hope, and imagination.
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And it reflects an ongoing, albeit somewhat subtle, split among contemporary Democrats.
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And how a transgender television star reflects a Chinese society in flux
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The police report reflects differing accounts of what prompted the gunfire, however.
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Stay tuned for Mashable's review about whether the cost reflects real value.
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The authors argue that this statistical association reflects an underlying causal relationship.
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Go deeper: Disney World solar farm reflects theme parks' push for sustainability
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Portia Ferrari I think my hair reflects my personality – big and bubbly.
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The result largely reflects other polls in the four early nominating states.
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The shop's selection of books on politics and philosophy reflects his tastes.
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And the way it made the decision reflects its embrace of democracy.
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The Negative Outlook on RosCap's IDR reflects that on the Russian sovereign.
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The lack of specific provision undoubtedly reflects women's lesser participation in running.
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Make sure your resume reflects and be ready to apply that day.
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In general, a flat yield curve reflects expectations that inflation will decline.
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She signifies hope in an ominous time, and her name reflects that.
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It also reflects a shift of thinking among American experts regarding China.
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Correction: This article reflects Accenture's updated financial information and number of employees.
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Such paranoia reflects the importance attached by the party to such congresses.
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The energy of the mark-making reflects the horror of the action.
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He says his rethink reflects the truths he learned on the trail.
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Alinma Alinma's VR reflects the bank's small, albeit growing, Islamic banking franchise.
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This reflects adequate asset and liability matching and relatively low minimum guarantees.
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It reflects the commercial and geopolitical forces now buffeting the game everywhere.
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The move reflects Amazon's efforts to court increasingly important third-party sellers.
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Markets' approval reflects two shifts that have made bank mergers more appealing.
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But beyond that, the appeal of these specific conspiracies reflects something real.
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The revision reflects the benefit of a research and development tax credit.
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This mesh of firms, ideas and standards reflects and magnifies American prowess.
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"It's a shame that this reflects on all of them," she said.
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It reflects the fuzzy math found in many of his policy proposals.
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It reflects some reasonable assumptions about how markets are going to behave.
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The government claims the drop reflects the success of its security efforts.
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It reflects the television persona I gave up a long time ago.
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Rather, it reflects a desire shared with Congress to block Chinese cash.
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Mint-suffused Yunnanese hotpot reflects the province's links with South-East Asia.
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SCBAM's rating also reflects its robust investment processes and solid IT systems.
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Instead it reflects the autopilot burn rate based assumptions 18 months earlier.
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The unevenness also reflects underlying differences in the problems the foundation tackles.
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In such works the exhibition reflects a shift from utopia to melancholy.
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You can bet it reflects the same ethos Fox champions on air.
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It also reflects the unwinding of a hugely overvalued speculative stock market.
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The GDP broadly reflects the goods and services produced in the country.
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In particular, the interior "reflects French elegance" with wood, leather, and marble.
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Some of the special elections success reflects startup progressive groups rallying voters.
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But it also reflects how Weinstein was already sinking in industry esteem.
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Bank of Ceylon's VR reflects its thin capitalisation and weak asset quality.
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This reflects the rapid growth of services like Amazon Prime and Netflix.
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But nobody knows whether their standing reflects a floor or a ceiling.
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"Most of [Afghanistan's] young generation don't have a good education," she reflects.
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The decline reflects a recovering economy after the worst recession in generations.
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That reflects a drop in the people actively involved in the workforce.
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Bernie Sanders, seeking the Democratic nomination, reflects voters' desire for authentic candidates.
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She reflects the unspoken grief that black people—particularly black women—carry.
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The accumulation in inventories reflects tepid domestic demand early in the year.
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Your On Cinema reflects the toxic masculinity seen from the alt-right.
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According to Teen Vouge, this reflects an even bigger issue at hand.
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Egad. The puritanical thinking reflects a misguided but growing trend against alcohol.
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"I wish I would have been more honest about it," she reflects.
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It also reflects respect for an artist's importance to a show's success.
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The output reading reflects significant weakness seen in the June production data.
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Steyer argues his petition reflects "a pretty damn united front" among Democrats.
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Gundlach joked that sentiment toward risk markets reflects the attitude toward Sen.
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The spending plan reflects WPX's preference for a diverse portfolio, Swan said.
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In all, the report reflects enrollment choices of more than 700,000 workers.
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The interbank rate reflects levels of naira liquidity in the banking system.
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But Patterson's ultimate ousting reflects a wider sea change in evangelical culture.
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This reflects a widening current account deficit and rising debt service payments.
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Finally, the 10 percent drop only reflects the sticker price of plans.
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The 2-year yield directly reflects expectations for Fed rate-hiking activity.
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The appetite in the House to go big reflects their safer majority.
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As long as it stays on message and reflects our corporate values.
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Her playlist reflects this vice, every bit as eclectic as she is.
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And the fact that there is now a black contestant reflects that.
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"The decision reflects the strict precautionary approach taken by Norway," it added.
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"He thinks they overreach, and the budget reflects that," Mick Mulvaney said.
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Inside the long hall, Villanueva tidies up her families' space and reflects.
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The current low level reflects investor concern over the sluggish Taiwanese economy.
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Why it matters: This decision reflects Jared Kushner's continued influence inside Trumpworld.
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It reflects badly on us as the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department.
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The prevalence of fraud reflects poor oversight and a dodgy research culture.
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The downgrade reflects Bradesco's reduced capacity to support Bradesco Seguros if needed.
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Yet today's shrill debate over Brexit reflects mainly internal Tory party politics.
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The standalone rating reflects SI Re's strong capitalisation and sound underwriting practices.
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Entwining femininity and violence, it inverts and reflects upon misogyny and sex.
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It directly reflects what startups from the data ecosystem have in common.
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It also reflects politicians' inability to keep away from a popular game.
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Schusser's promotion reflects Apple's growing focus on software and services, as well.
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Its integration reflects government capital injections to support its toll-road developments.
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This overwhelmingly reflects U.S. economic strength, not weakness, relative to other countries.
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To him, the Beyond Meat's stock price simply reflects its huge potential.
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This mix of contraction and expansion reflects a two-speed consumer market.
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The Negative Outlook reflects Dai-ichi Life's exposure to Japan sovereign risk.
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The art of the time reflects the mix of discovery and projection.
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This reflects attitudes toward nationality that are both controversial and in flux.
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American feminism changes drastically—even if, in doing so, it simply reflects
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But this reflects conquest, not contrition: critics have been cowed into silence.
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The creation of an International Development Finance Corporation reflects such a balance.
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The data reflects a growing shift toward acceptance amid the American public.
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This reflects DCL's unconditional guarantee for the securities issued under the programme.
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The Stable Outlook on Crediop's Long-Term IDR reflects that on DCL.
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One is physiological: Depression most likely reflects an array of brain imbalances.
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It reflects a view that tech should be an engine of equality.
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Be sure the night Reflects your song with every point of light.
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This decision reflects a profound, indeed lethal intolerance of dependence and disability.
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The question, however, is whether the Colby testimony reflects actual administration policy.
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The Washington Post editorial board: Ballooning budget deficit reflects an unhealthy democracy.
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The second source of downward pressure reflects a change in policymakers' attitudes.
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Letters Readers discuss how social media influences and reflects what we think.
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This wider agenda reflects changes to the relationship that are well underway.
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Food loss and waste reflects the current unjust and unsustainable food system.
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Even the patriots' chosen name reflects the disjointed nature of their union.
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It still reflects too much of the old world, even down here.
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On one level, the inattention to ownership reflects the topic's inherent wonkiness.
|
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The Negative Outlook reflects the uncertainty over when leverage can be reduced.
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That lack of knowledge reflects our increasing disconnect from the natural world.
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But it also reflects the incredible corruption of the Republican Party itself.
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The Vermont bill signing reflects that our hard work is paying off.
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For me, that reflects the future: uncertain and personal to each individual.
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It also reflects the bank's ability to access additional funding if needed.
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The move reflects a trend toward building powerhouse lineups, our columnist says.
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The quandary reflects bigger dilemmas in the growing world of narco fiction.
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It is unfortunate that the Republican Party now reflects that dangerous thinking.
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A similar, less comprehensive survey by The Harvard Crimson reflects that breakdown.
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It's part of a fracturing media environment that reflects a fractured country.
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That language reflects a bill introduced in the last Congress by Sens.
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The latest surge in Iran's human rights abuses reflects a similar dynamic.
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The wide range reflects the lack of scientific knowledge on the subject.
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As light reflects off the sail, it transfers momentum to the sail.
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In some ways, the spread of design hotels reflects a maturing market.
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This reflects Fitch's general expectations for growth in the life sciences sector.
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The declining number of IPOs reflects a broader trend in public markets.
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The growing heft of Chinese companies in Hong Kong's markets reflects this.
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" In the video below, Rapsody reflects on the politics of "Laila's Wisdom.
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Even the ambience of the restaurant reflects a subtle orchestration of effects.
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It reflects our hope for the longevity of objects that are good.
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Trump's handling of the special counsel investigation and report reflects this anomaly.
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The shift reflects how the practice of medicine has been changing, too.
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The rhetoric feeds a perilous prejudice and reflects a paranoia overriding reason.
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They'd rather see a map that reflects population and not real estate.
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The move reflects CEO Mark Read's ongoing plan to streamline the company.
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The decision reflects proposals made by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's economic advisers.
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This reflects a combination of the deleveraging campaign and worries about trade.
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The news media reflects on the dynamics of a situation or issue.
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The controversy over Patterson reflects a wider shift in the evangelical church.
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Which I really like, as it reflects how high school really is.
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He is always on the upbeat, and his new album reflects that.
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I mean, maybe it reflects Murdoch's own problem with the business model.
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But a quarter reflects the intrinsic abilities of the people they admit.
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And let's make sure our work reflects her input and her voice.
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The Stable Outlook reflects the Stable Outlook on the ratings of SCB.
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However, this higher earning potential also reflects a higher cost of living.
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Neither reflects a major change in the way the Trump administration works.
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The price partly reflects the quality of the warehouses in Gazeley's portfolio.
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His new White House website reflects that same sparse, policy-light philosophy.
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I think the tool reflects what's happening more broadly in our society.
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This dossier reflects your likes, your dislikes, your feelings, and political leanings.
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It reflects the Democratic Party's fight for their identity under President Trump.
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Clinton reflects a determination not to prosecute systematic and obvious unlawful conduct.
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In some ways, what is happening in New Zealand reflects trends elsewhere.
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The cup's strange and very literal name reflects its bizarre initial format.
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It reflects the Democratic Party's fight for its identity under President Trump.
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They replicate reality, and the in-game weaponry reflects that painstaking effort.
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Beresheet, in contrast, reflects a new shift to private space exploration missions.
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The institute's slogan—"science bringing nations together"—reflects a shift toward openness.
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That number, however, only reflects half of the parents eligible for prosecution.
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Boubyan's VR reflects its limited, but growing retail-led franchise in Kuwait.
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It also reflects the damage done by our worst recession since 1929.
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Second, it reflects a desire by Congress to assert its budgetary powers.
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Very little of it, I suspect, reflects support for their policy positions.
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The index reflects a year-over-year net gain of 73 markets.
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BSF BSF's VR reflects the bank's low risk appetite compared with peers.
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The fall reflects tight copper concentrate supply and increasing Chinese processing capacity.
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The launch price also reflects the firm's opportunity cost of investment capital.
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It reflects the S&P 500 puts and calls on the CBOE.
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They want an alternative to Mr. Trump who generally reflects their views.
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The change in tradition reflects the significance of the pandemic, Reuters noted.
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That inconsistency reflects the larger confusion surrounding gun policies in U.S. hotels.
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"I do think it reflects the increasing provocations of Russia," he said.
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Much of what's going on also reflects cynicism about the status quo.
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One moodily reflects an unseen light, another is rocked by stormy waves.
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The tougher stance reflects growing security concerns in the West about Huawei.
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A third juror, Mark Latimore, 47, still often reflects on the trial.
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I was more interested in him, this archetype of masculinity he reflects.
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And a government that better reflects the views of all its citizens.
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It reflects the deteriorating relationship between the refugees and the local population.
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But the boom also reflects deepening economic frustration among the country's youth.
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All of this, it seems clear to me, reflects the human condition.
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The Cabane also reflects another hallmark of Quebec, its spirit of generosity.
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Backlash, the blues-soul outfit's forthcoming fifth LP, reflects Lewis' slowed approach.
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Her baby boy's name already reflects that, and now hers does too.
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It's the feeling that our perception of the world reflects the truth.
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Jenny Wilson, whose father once ran against Mr. Hatch, reflects this shift.
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That bipartisan opposition, in part, reflects the broad footprint of the industry.
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And a large portion of the gap reflects growing inequality among workers.
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Ms. Castillo believes that the friction reflects the town's own evolving dynamics.
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It also reflects a striking divergence in views about the economic outlook.
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He writes reflects on a dilemma that reporters face in such situations.
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The degeneration of LoveShy reflects the rage that many men express offline.
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All affect how a stone absorbs and reflects various wavelengths of light.
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The dominance of American investigators reflects the conflicted state of European enforcement.
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That these products are intended for export reflects back on the movie.
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He's just a mirror who reflects what we're thinking at the moment.
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Primary dates are all moving back and our ad spending reflects that.
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Mr. Hook's appointment reflects something of a reversal at the State Department.
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It's possible that the difference in outcome instead reflects differences among students.
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That reflects the growing exasperation with Mr. Maduro's government, some experts say.
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The political tilt of Instagram reflects the demographics of the platform's users.
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Why it matters: It reflects how Snap has become tech's comeback kid.
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This version also reflects Campbell's correct earnings per share and quarterly revenue.
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But the road also reflects the essence of an often misunderstood city.
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But how we fashion our family history also reflects our collective memory.
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Here, having watched this Op-Doc film, she reflects on his progress.
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The size of the fine reflects that, according to a Comcast representative.
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I couldn't feel better about it, and my productivity reflects it, too.
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This had no particular impact on him as a child, he reflects.
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Such a view reflects an alternative reality view of the current presidency.
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When Jeter reflects on such a rich tableau, what stands out most?
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We ask how the winnowing field reflects the mood of the party.
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What matters is how it reflects the larger themes of Russo's work.
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The roster of attendees often reflects the global political and business mood.
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The Negative Outlook on the IDRs reflects that on the sovereign rating.
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This partly reflects how beaten down department store stocks were in 22.3.
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In between numbers, he reflects poetically on "trauma" and the creative process.
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The move reflects a new phase in the online retailer's entertainment strategy.
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The split likely reflects the complicated and novel nature of the standoff.
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The 20-year which most reflects Fed policy, was at 2.25 percent.
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The desire to expand apprenticeships reflects a rare area of bipartisan agreement.
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I THINK IT REFLECTS OR IT'S A HARBINGER OF THINGS TO COME.
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It reflects a hardened adherence to committing crimes and lack of remorse.
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The move also reflects HSBC's intent to step back from investment banking.
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Do students think the data they have seen reflects a fair society?
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The Westerdam's experience reflects worldwide decisions made in response to the outbreak.
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It reflects poorly on Obbink, of course, if the allegations are true.
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It reflects almost eight decades of foreign policy in the Middle East.
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The move reflects growing resistance to rising drug prices around the world.
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It also reflects the stakes for one of the world's biggest carmakers.
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The move reflects a broader movement for worker representation among tech employees.
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The article's writer says the rider reflects an effort to reclaim history.
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Each woman creates an identity for the mask that reflects her story.
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The growth reflects the growing fear of Russia aggression, the report says.
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Her music reflects this, if not always in lyrics then in tone.
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"Thus it is, when rich people are sordid," Charlotte reflects, in silence.
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This in no way reflects on Roberts, whose integrity I greatly respect.
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Continuing deforestation reflects the growth in global population and growing food demands.
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This mix of private celebration and public caution reflects two driving fears.
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The value of the euro reflects the overall region — not just Germany.
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" Daley also said it is possible Trump "reflects more of us today.
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This reflects the increasingly pervasive and questionable obsession with specialist, technical expertise.
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The WhatsApp audio only reflects Kendra Lee Miller's part of the messages.
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Whether that is true or not, it reflects mistrust of French intentions.
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The Stable Outlook on K&H reflects that for the Hungarian sovereign.
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That reflects a political judgement about who or what can be forgiven.
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It also reflects on the overcrowding at CBP facilities over the summer.
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The McDonald killing also reflects a larger injustice that afflicts our society.
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Its rapid rise reflects the popularity of videos among Indian internet users.
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What's happening in Apuí reflects wider trends of destruction in the Amazon.
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Today's much lower cost reflects what a stretch that would have been.
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Texas, which Trump won handily, reflects the geographic split in the economy.
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A campaign reflects the personality and the character of the candidate. 28500.
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The Positive Outlook on LCL's Long-Term IDRs reflects that on CA's.
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Still, Filimonov's spin reflects a strategic shift for the far-right group.
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The launch also reflects changing trends: mobile, connected and oftentimes younger users.
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It also reflects the region's satisfactory fiscal performance amid stable economic prospects.
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This shared responsibility reflects the Founders' desire to find a middle ground.
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Still, the ideal number Fitbit found reflects time people spent actually sleeping.
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"It really reflects our time," Ms. Andelman said, "the absurdity of everything."
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Indeed, cancelling the NATO press conference reflects the stress he is under.
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The Australian dollar, which reflects sentiment towards China, rose 0.2% to $0.6921.
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U. — reflects the country's deep divisions ahead of presidential elections on Sunday.
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This new version of reform reflects the realities of today's digital politics.
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The value of the pound broadly reflects their assessment of British assets.
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The Negative Outlook reflects the similar Outlook on the Japan sovereign's ratings.
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However, what is said online reflects what people think and feel offline.
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Demetri Martin reflects on the mundane in his new stand-up special.
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"It reflects a world that is a little off-tilt," she said.
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This telling difference reflects the fundamentally distinct character of each major party.
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It reflects only the often self-reported accounts collected by the agency.
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CN: We did release an update that reflects on some of that.
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I guess that reflects some kind of fear of not being right.
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Our schedule reflects the additional time needed for this assessment and implementation.
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My imagery basically reflects the life I live, as it does today.
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And the White House's continued rollback of environmental regulations reflects those viewpoints.
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But it also reflects some important changing dynamics in America's disability politics.
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The affirmation reflects the company's superior earnings profile, strong liquidity, and still benign asset quality, while the Outlook revision reflects potential damage to the firm's franchise and earnings profile following recent regulatory actions regarding improper unauthorized account openings.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The revision of the Outlook to Positive reflects the following key rating drivers and their relative weights: HIGH There has been a marked improvement in fiscal balances, which reflects prudent policy and strong economic performance.
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What the researchers found was that people do have a type, but that "sometimes it reflects your personal desirability and sometimes it reflects where you live," according to Paul Eastwick, associate professor of psychology and the study's primary author.
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Cruz's jam-packed schedule reflects the do-or-die nature of Indiana's primary.
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The $19 billion cybersecurity request reflects a 35 percent increase above current spending.
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This form of accounting reflects the current market value of assets and liabilities.
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The RWE on the covered bonds rating reflects that on Co-op Bank.
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Ice-covered areas stay cooler since sea ice reflects most incoming solar radiation.
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The slump reflects a fundamental change in the outlook for the oil prices.
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The crystal sits between two mirrors, one of which only partially reflects light.
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The Outlook on the covered bonds reflects the Stable Outlook on BNZ's IDR.
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Harmon reflects on the "heavy theme of creator and createe" in the show.
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HBG's Support Rating of '5003' reflects the moderate probability of support from HBK.
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The outcry from my tweet largely reflects that broad frustration by the community.
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It reflects badly on the president that his team took money from AGO.
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Poor sleep both reflects disparities in America and also likely contributes to them.
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The increase in raw numbers partly reflects the nation's growing and aging population.
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They should be represented in a way that reflects how the society works.
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This partnership between the two companies reflects some harsh realities for both businesses.
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This reflects existing EU guidance, which is set to become law in 2018.
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At present, that relatively high number reflects the world's third largest armed force.
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Black Wimmin Artist hosts a historical gathering that aptly reflects forgotten Canadian art.
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The slowdown reflects the impact of lower EU funds' disbursements on public investment.
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"It takes courage to have policy that reflects the nuanced reality," he said.
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The Outlook on the covered bonds' reflects the Stable Outlook on CBA's IDR.
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Exhibit reflects on executive order The museum's exhibit revisits that time in history.
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Since BBVAC's support reflects institutional support, there is no Support Rating Floor assigned.
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It's a size that Jebb says reflects the British appetite for pork scratchings.
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The Negative Outlook reflects that on the City of Paris's Long-Term IDRs.
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This actually reflects how people in general feel about the coming year, too.
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The streetlight reflects fear and forward motion and sadness and loss and gain.
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Disconnection of the traffic management versus the data collection reflects absence of intelligence.
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The rating reflects standard notching for a hybrid instrument with its risk characteristics.
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This uninspiring performance reflects the fraying international and domestic foundations of world order.
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It reflects the strategy he deployed during his presidential election victory in 2016.
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Each work of paleoart (yes, it's a thing) reflects its period and culture.
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The affirmation reflects FULT's stable performance, established franchise and relatively low risk appetite.
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He also reiterated that the budget reflects Trump's overall goal: spend less overseas.
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The Negative Outlook reflects the uncertainty over when same-store sales will stabilise.
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The pressure reflects the economic importance of the decennial count of America's inhabitants.
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The slowing job growth trend largely reflects employers' difficulties in finding qualified workers.
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"Barbie reflects the world girls see around them," Mattel COO Richard Dickson explained.
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The name reflects UNITE's holistic, multidisciplinary strategy to address opioid addiction and abuse.
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Looking back, "I could not imagine my factory full of robots," he reflects.
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Varda reflects on her artistry in ways both small (shot choices) and large.
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His trajectory reflects just how much nationalism has transformed Poland in recent years.
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The peso's plunge also reflects deeper differences between Argentina's economic structure and Turkey's.
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He says that the birds' health reflects the broader health of their ecosystem.
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A background hum of joblessness reflects the delay in matching jobseekers with jobs.
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BitChute's homepage, which displays the site's most popular videos, reflects this rightward tilt.
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It was a busy holiday period for Surface, and the revenue reflects that.
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And that's what APR does — it reflects the fully loaded cost of financing.
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This is no way reflects my feelings toward what the American flag represents.
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"It was a traumatic thing to have her die like that," Cori reflects.
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Coalition building would prove tricky if the election result reflects the polling numbers.
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The Hot 100 reflects what the majority of the country is listening to.
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The improved performance of emerging-market bonds reflects, in part, greater economic optimism.
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It chiefly reflects Mr Johnson's success in attracting disaffected, especially white, younger voters.
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The gap in perceptions reflects confusion over the nature of the peace talks.
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It also reflects a larger shift to right for Germany as a whole.
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This reflects an economic slowdown and represents a useful dose of market discipline.
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When it's there, sea ice both cools the region and also reflects sunlight.
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It reflects the white stone found on a few walls in the bar.
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The building reflects these three elements that are so central to our mission.
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The increase in the social-hostilities index largely reflects rises in mob violence.
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Partly this reflects China's stage of development: industry leaders are still just emerging.
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"The year-on-year decrease mostly reflects anticipated reduced maize output," FAO said.
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This mix reflects different ideas about which version of blockchain will work best.
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What's most important here is the consensus that Hughes' op-ed now reflects.
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"The street harassment thing, that was an eye-opener for me," Kip reflects.
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But it also reflects an effort for more efficiency among the donor class.
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