Hallie Jackson: As it relates to Twitter, as it relates to the president?
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"It&aposs about how Mars relates to you personally, how it relates to our culture," Aveni said.
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The agreement relates to activities that primarily occurred over the 2004 to 2012 timeframe (the FinCEN portion relates to 2010-2012).
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"This nominee's record as it relates to metadata, as it relates to location tracking, is right out of the Big Brother program," he told Politico.
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The provisions, Roberts wrote, "operate in different spheres" — the president's ability to bar entry relates to admissibility, whereas the nondiscrimination provision simply relates to the issuance of visas.
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"He's someone that relates to people, that relates to people on a human and personal level," Harpootlian, who first met Biden at an event with Hollings in the state in the 1980s.
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It also relates solely to comparable sales trends, Munster said.
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Another difference relates to the driving mechanics of a motorcycle.
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Thank you — thank you... BUSH: ... this relates to strategic patience.
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The first relates to the thorny issue of planning policy.
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And that relates to age being a proxy for premiums.
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Ms Oster's academic work relates to health and health policy.
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The final benefit, which economists sometimes forget, relates to politics.
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Another relates to the mix of jobs in the economy.
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This relates to game, music and movie sales it makes.
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Lockwood, who helped organize this session, relates to every word.
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This relates to the acquisition of status for immediate gratification.
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And it relates to exactly what we're talking about, right.
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The final clause relates to the commercialization of wearables data.
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The dispute relates to the withholding of a mining lease.
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The bacon on my burger relates to my own fat!
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The law relates only to the lower house of parliament.
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The real motivation, Mr Collier maintains, relates to Mr Hubbard.
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Fox later criticized Trump's "language" as it relates to immigration.
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Some, if not all, of that material relates to Trump.
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Part of the rationale for rewilding relates to climate change.
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He is a conservative who relates to the hard right.
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So this tripartite structure relates to the corona's three tiers.
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The biggest mystery for many abroad, though, relates to Mrs.
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AS IT RELATES TO INVESTMENTS, THE PRESIDENT WAS VERY CLEAR.
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Every song relates to the saying The Devil You Know.
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I fail to see how this relates to love, exactly.
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China is totally powerful as it relates to North Korea.
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Each relates to an opportunity for change in the field.
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I think it relates to how Harold Bloom presents Falstaff.
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Another chapter of this saga relates to our transit system.
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This relates to the second thing I want to communicate.
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This is the thing that I needed, where he relates.
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And it all relates back to that initial insulin response.
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All of this reluctance relates to that fiduciary duty requirement.
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As it relates to DACA, again, these are complicated issues.
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A final issue relates that leveraging to China's international situation.
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And it relates to people, and financial planning, in general.
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The other bug also relates to exposed Android factory settings.
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Everything that I see in the house relates to Joaquin.
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Well, it's apropos of this as it relates to elections.
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So, he has to do something different as it relates to China, and it relates to some of our other European and economic partners to say, listen, we&aposre going to do something different.
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I think she's stuck in between; she relates more to people.
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But it relates to her first Met, which is pretty cool.
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We have asked for documents as it relates to -- to that.
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"I've made no decision as it relates to that," Mnuchin replied.
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And the second relates really to the actions of the company.
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The broader issue here relates to how storm deaths are counted.
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There's some very important subtext here as it relates to Veidt.
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How do you feel that relates to your songwriting and lyrics?
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The first relates to the "moral hazard" of debt write-offs.
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BUSH: This relates to the strategic patience of the Obama administration.
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Brink Lindsey: Another example relates to the protection of intellectual property.
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Regulation around this relates to the way that cryptocurrencies are traded.
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Now the drama relates to the selection of Uber's next CEO.
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One set of implications relates to the politics of the North.
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A more serious problem relates to the quantity of the data.
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Saturday&aposs statement says the information relates to Mogadishu International Airport.
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One basic concern relates to the exact origins of these bodies.
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The main risk relates to the transmission of blood-borne viruses.
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Jenna Bush Hager relates Mila's meltdown in front of Secret ServiceU.
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I understand that this relates specifically to vetting and compliance features.
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And then the other relationship that is important relates to leadership.
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He relates all this, of course, with a totally straight face.
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Another factor gaining attention relates to the experience that age brings.
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People are really talking about gender as it relates to consent.
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The shopping function becomes very interesting when it relates to video.
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Most of the money relates to proceedings in the United States.
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Reinhart said that she relates to the dark side of Betty.
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He relates this to friendships between those of a different race.
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Is he out of the woods as it relates to Mueller?
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He relates better to the customers at his car repair shop.
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As the Journal relates, even Rumsfeld himself frowns on the Undos.
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I'm always excited about how music relates to non-musical things.
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A second issue relates to your particular approach to moral accounting.
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And the other relates to the writing that accompanies the show.
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Herndon That relates to the authenticity point we were discussing earlier.
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In addition, each of the answers relates somewhat to the clue.
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It partially relates to the dream concept running through the record.
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A: As it relates to staff, I want a diverse staff.
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WM: I mostly write about how popular culture relates to humans.
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How identity relates to identification is, of course, a complicated matter.
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It only relates to probable cause that the alien is deportable.
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Casually and conversationally, the book relates her education as a sensualist.
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But how do you think business relates to the government now?
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Each of these clues relates to plumbing in a punny way.
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What is essential to how a body relates to another body?
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Perhaps one reason for militant cancer language relates to treatment fatigue.
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Each of them is remade by the events the book relates.
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Spending plays a key role in how money relates to happiness.
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The fourth arrest relates to the Cambrils attack, Spanish police said.
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You're suggesting the crucial ethics here relates to intimacy and privacy.
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How do you feel it relates to music personally for you?
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It relates to the street, the corridors of governance and commerce.
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In other words, if you feed it a bunch of neuroscience texts, it should be able to tell the difference between temporal as it relates to time and as it relates to that region of the brain.
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Instead, it largely relates to matters predating Manafort's involvement in Trump's campaign.
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But how this relates back to The Society is still a mystery.
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It relates more to the modern jazz stuff that I'm familiar with.
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But as it relates to the consumer we are in good shape.
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"We think it relates to motor control, motivation, cognitive control," he said.
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Looking forward to your (belated) fact checking as relates to me. Thanks!
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The third issue probably isn't as common and relates to your display.
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It all relates to a period of time after he was president.
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My other miscalculation relates to the thickness of the Toast leather covers.
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That's the idea Narcisse wanted to interrogate as it relates to T'Challa.
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I wonder how that relates to other products that you're working on?
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Martha, this is — this is the — relates... RADDATZ: Thank you, Governor Kasich.
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The first relates to the WTO's appellate body—the system's supreme court.
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CNN has not confirmed whether any content relates to then-candidate Trump.
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Can you talk about how microbial diversity in soil relates to food?
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The commission said on Tuesday the ongoing litigation relates to similar issues.
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The invention also relates to an articulated vehicle with a steering member.
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"Perspective" relates to a particular way of looking or thinking about something.
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A more significant issue relates to the rules for conducting the campaign.
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As it relates to this matter, you should talk to their representatives.
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I'm aware that I view Jen's cancer as it relates to me.
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Most precedent on the issue relates to the death of a candidate.
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WE HAD AN ISSUE AS IT RELATES TO OUR INCENTIVE COMPENSATION PLAN.
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Read past the headlines, especially as it relates to immigration sob stories.
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The main risk relates to the transmission of blood-borne viruses, again.
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AND HOPEFULLY THINGS GET BETTER FUNDAMENTALLY AS IT RELATES TO THE COMPANY.
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Another cultural difference for American students overseas relates to alcohol, Schiffer said.
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As it relates Celgene deal, we just think it is too risky.
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We've got a combination of things happening as it relates to commodities.
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The designation "organic" as it relates to cosmetics is even more confusing.
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"Right now they're assessing a strategy as relates to ISIS," he said.
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Yeah. This probably relates, also, to the streaming music space as well.
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Second, a major infrastructure need relates to long-distance electricity transmission lines.
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The growth rate's deceleration relates to a downturn in private inventory investment.
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Rather, it relates to the amount of sun exposure the wearer gets.
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As AP relates, Trump started by reiterating the message of backing off.
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"We're going to respond double as it relates to force," he continued.
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In others, he relates the emotional fulfillment he has found from success.
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Defying convention and how that relates to growing up and being Japanese.
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Taken together, they illustrate weird phenomena about how content relates to form.
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This relates to the second element of self-compassion: a balanced perspective.
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The tax is unusual in that it relates to revenue, not profit.
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Dish said the complaint relates to current distribution renewal negotiations with NBCUniversal.
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It was sincere, and it shows how he relates to folks here.
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It often relates to the type of work someone does, he added.
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One set of inquiries relates to Mr. Trump's campaign and other activities.
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In his paper, Sunstein relates a study showing the effect Trump had.
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The final page of Six Flags' survey relates to the survey itself.
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A work that relates the biblical creation story is by definition spiritual.
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Can you describe how "Runner" relates to "Music for Ensemble and Orchestra"?
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All of this relates to still-unexplained animosity Swift holds toward Braun.
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Ali understood the sport's sordid history, particularly as it relates to race.
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The oddest policy proposal made by Mr. Callahan relates to philanthropy specifically.
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As Ms. Simone relates, children are most vulnerable on the school bus.
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The first count relates to a wide array of underlying criminal conduct.
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WM: And I mostly write about how popular culture relates to humans.
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How do you think it relates to the idea of self-harm?
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Mr. Rosado, who like Cristofer is Hispanic, relates directly to Clarence's breakdown.
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The inquiry relates to allegations that payments were made to banned groups.
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SCOTT WAPNER: How are you positioned as it relates to high-yield?
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This relates to another potential advantage: his self-positioning as a centrist.
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And it ends up being something that relates to everyone, myself included.
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He did not clarify if that number relates to readers or downloads.
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Make sure that each bullet relates back to your core message.3.
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But the book succeeds most brilliantly in the stories de Waal relates.
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"I have made no decision as it relates to that," Mnuchin said.
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Traveling is incredibly inspiring, as my work often relates to the unfamiliar.
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This is different from how the GOP typically relates to foreign politicians.
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JS: How do you think your painting relates to your activist work?
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She also relates to a specific 20th century milliner named Lilly Dache.
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Now, this just relates to the question of who "won" the debate.
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His name is on the ballot as it relates to 2020, but more important he realizes his name is on the ballot as it relates to what life is going to be like for the next two years.
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Anything and everything that positively relates to Black women has been called #BlackGirlMagic.
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Oi added that Syzygy's filing relates to $800,000 of Oi Brazil Holdings bonds.
|
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In September, the FTC clarified this section as it relates to smart TVs.
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But I&aposm just saying, you ask about how he relates to people.
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Is that something you thought about as it relates to your other work?
|
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Her favorite example of another blockchain use case relates to the sharing economy.
|
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University of North Texas who specializes in how music relates to economic development,
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There is going to be reciprocity as it relates to trade or spending.
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It relates to the conflict for control of the territory by the criminals.
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Anyone who's been there relates to Metz wanting to take in this moment.
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As it relates to the super PACs, I have no control over that.
|
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A big portion of this transaction relates to what the customer really needs.
|
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But also, it is a huge issue as it relates to election security.
|
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Internally, Tesla has experienced a lot of upheaval as it relates to Autopilot.
|
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I don't think the number of people you've slept with relates to confidence.
|
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But another, more pertinent theory relates to those emotions imbued within Slipknot's discography.
|
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The third challenge relates to the change in the principle of intelligence prioritization.
|
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Two more findings imply that the difference relates to culture rather than talent.
|
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This relates to everything from smartwatches to buildings being connected to the internet.
|
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Can you explain how this discovery relates to/affects the Unified Field Theory?
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And I'm sure we'll talk about that as it relates– Jonathan Zittrain: Yes.
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"When it relates to investigation of witnesses, I think it's entirely questionable conduct."
|
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We have to reboot our understanding of how media relates to people's lives.
|
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Its procurement chief relates a hailstorm that struck a factory in the tropics.
|
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In other words, Unfinished isn't particularly radical in how it relates art history.
|
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The way the film relates to the characters relegated to its periphery is
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Painting is not an isolated art; it relates to everything that's going on.
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SMITH: THERE ARE A FEW THINGS THAT HAPPENED AS IT RELATES TO MACY'S.
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Microvascular, which relates to the smallest blood vessels, is positively impacted by alcohol.
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Doing anything I want to do as long as it relates to music.
|
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Now as it relates to the president's budget, the president proposes a budget.
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He likes cats because he relates to both their independence and their neediness.
|
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The complaint relates to Google launching Maps in the UK back in 2007.
|
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Eduardo relates that, after his family fled Cuba, he enrolled at Georgia Tech.
|
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The dilemma for our firm relates to how we feel about Amazon stock.
|
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Do you think that's true as it relates to the Russian collusion scandal?
|
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They have a Rastafarian meaning, which relates to the Biblical Lion of Judah.
|
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Don't believe me on Trump's intentions as it relates to the Russia probe.
|
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We're in Washington, so let's talk about regulation as it relates to this.
|
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Flynn's plea Friday relates to conversations he had with Russia's ambassador last year.
|
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We're not trying to do it ourselves as it relates to Uber Elevate.
|
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The alleged infringement relates to portions of a truck's fenders, doors, and windshield.
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MNUCHIN: AGAIN, AS IT RELATES TO CFIUS I CAN'T MAKE ANY SPECIFIC COMMENTS.
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He then relates, in unprintable fashion, what eighth and ninth grade were like.
|
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Instead, the run-up primarily relates to supply and demand, in his view.
|
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We're not going to overreach as it relates to that solemn constitutional responsibility.
|
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Manafort's lawyers only share with Trump's team information that relates to the President.
|
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The case relates to a whistleblower who alleged widespread misconduct in the force.
|
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The first issue relates to the "polymer adhesive" covering the plastic foldable display.
|
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The case relates to an amount of about 5 million euros ($5.71 million).
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The attempted murder charge Brown's charge of attempted murder relates to Wilson's shooting.
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The service relates to assisting in ongoing identity validation needs of the IRS.
|
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It relates to the work of Robert Ryman without looking much like it.
|
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I'm interested in the idea of "faith" as it relates to your music.
|
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One particularly worrying aspect of this relates to the idea of the "gang".
|
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What's the relationship between climate refugees, particularly how it relates to your town?
|
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The other relates to well being — that is, healthfully using its tech products.
|
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But his authority as it relates to private health insurance companies is limited.
|
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In response, Mr. Trump has protested that Uranium One also relates to Russia.
|
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Assi is an avid storyteller who gleefully relates the histories of her pieces.
|
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They obliterate categories of sex as it relates to its base purpose, reproduction.
|
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Much of the previous research relates to industrial safety at nuclear power plants.
|
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"We have a very rigorous process that relates to pardons," Gidley told MSNBC.
|
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In highlighting it now, "The Breakthrough" relates an unfolding and very frustrating mystery.
|
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It relates us to the Mesopotamians, to Chaucer, to that struggling Egyptian student.
|
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And maybe this relates to where I was in my own head personally.
|
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I think her work, spiritually, relates a lot to what Reza was doing.
|
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Here are key takeaways from the indictment as it relates to global sports.
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Thursday's conviction relates to the third case: A hunt in early October 1998.
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A second reason relates to Wanda's planned IPO on the A-share market.
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If the possession relates to health or safety, that ratio becomes drastically larger.
|
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How much of that narrative relates to your personal roots in this neighborhood?
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The first area relates to what the Treasury refers to as multistep acquisitions.
|
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A "Baked Fresh Daily" liner in the sole further relates to the profession.
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"I meet such people in every Jewish community I speak to," she relates.
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The dispute relates to taxes paid by Oyu Tolgoi between 2013 and 2015.
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But he's previously said he doesn't see how it relates to defense spending.
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It relates to foreign Muslims who have infiltrated into India over the years.
|
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Reuters' Philip Wen relates stories of this bleak game of cat and mouse.
|
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And Scripture relates that the relation between Lucifer and Michael is a war.
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But also it is a huge issue as it relates to election security.
|
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And as it relates to winning, Dilfer said, Bosa will be an asset.
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Nearly every threat the regime sees relates to one (or both) of these.
|
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That's part of the paradox in how America relates to the British monarchy.
|
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Earlier this year, Fatima Al Qadiri released an album exploring authoritarianism and police militarization in America; Kara-Lis Coverdale, meanwhile, told us about how writing music relates to performance and how dance music relates (or doesn't) to her of experimental composition.
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The standard version relates to them roughly as Latin does to today's Romance languages.
|
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One interesting point, there is a differing policies as it relates to foreign policy.
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As Alpert's case illustrates, at least some of it relates to core cultural issues.
|
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The next was on how the environment relates to animals and where they live.
|
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It relates to the Met theme because it is so over the top gold.
|
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The media is wrong as it relates to no spies in the Trump campaign.
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Which is fine, but you think about how that relates to the modern woman.
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The first category relates to information that broadband providers need to provide their service.
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"As it relates to a potential political career, I'm more the client," he said.
|
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The Clintons are notorious for finger wagging, particularly as it relates to black people.
|
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But we still have ownership issues as it relates to Hulu to accomplish that.
|
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"Probably one of most common things I see relates to security deposits," said Khirallah.
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As it relates to policing, this is one of our biggest divides in sentiment.
|
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The investigation relates to the lender's "Commerzbank 4.0" strategy, which was unveiled on Sept.
|
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The report says it's unclear if this relates to one country or multiple countries.
|
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The third, potentially existential crisis relates to the future of oil and gas itself.
|
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The data in question relates to prices facing firms, rather than consumers, he wrote.
|
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The third and final warning sign regarding democratic backsliding relates to the civil service.
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It relates to the unique stigma of making cannabis part of your online persona.
|
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She relates the challenge of obtaining a residence permit and the injustice of arrest.
|
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"We are reviewing current military procurement that relates to Boeing," Lawrence said by email.
|
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Its expected settlement relates to activities conducted during 2010 and before, the sources said.
|
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As it relates to the dinner with the President, there were no preset parameters.
|
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It remains unclear if that case relates to the bank structuring allegations against Lin.
|
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Berners-Lee's third point relates to how online political advertising can potentially mislead voters.
|
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The investigation relates to allegations made in February by Sonangol's current chairman, Carlos Saturnino.
|
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Revlon said the weakness relates to the implementation of a back-end technology system.
|
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Sheff relates one life-saving moment he experienced to a viewer watching Hannah's suicide.
|
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"Juche Korea" is the official ideology of North Korea which relates to self-reliance.
|
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The issue, according to Apple, relates specifically to LTE-capable models of iPad Pro.
|
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One relates to just whether you think forgetting about regulating the airlines per se.
|
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The new tally relates only to coverage gains for adults ages 18 to 64.
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Still, as it relates to Georgia's 6th Congressional District, a number of caveats apply.
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Their work explores visibility and camouflage as it relates to the black female experience.
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It's a James [Gunn] interpretation of what he relates to from the comic books.
|
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The bug relates back to SwiftKey's cloud sync service, which has since been suspended.
|
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The most detailed section of Riot's action plan relates to the companies investigation process.
|
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More spam relates to a Russian Tor hidden service allegedly selling MDMA and LSD.
|
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The recently passed tax bill contains special provisions as it relates to affordable housing.
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AND SO I THINK WE'RE IN A GOOD PLACE AS IT RELATES TO COFFEE.
|
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This slowdown in growth relates mainly to external factors, while domestic demand remains resilient.
|
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The first is perhaps the most straightforward and relates to potential campaign-finance violations.
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SORKIN: AND LET ME ASK YOU A DIFFERENT QUESTION THAT RELATES TO THAT, THOUGH.
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Staying socially active probably relates to the findings in the new paper, Fargo said.
|
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Small businesses have "really been underserved as it relates to digital innovation," Pickren said.
|
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Much of JPMorgan's exposure relates to natural gas, whose prices remain depressed, she said.
|
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"It's also very hurtful because it relates to my family very deeply," she said.
|
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The specific issue relates to the tax treatment of certain renovations to business facilities.
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Menendez: Did he ask you to do anything as it relates to that investigation?
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The most intriguing aspect of matching Mickey Mouse with Fox relates to succession planning.
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In fact, the show became even more open about how Jane relates to sex.
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She apologies, relates what happened, and promises it will do better in the future.
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Time dilation relates to how general and special relativity effects the flow of time.
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The case relates to investor communications made while Mapp led Servergy, the company said.
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The provision relates to conduct in Russia, Mexico and the Ukraine during 2007-2013.
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But that can be a dangerous path, especially as it relates to climate science.
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The RBS settlement relates to residential mortgage bond deals created between 2005 and 2008.
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The quandary relates to the mystery of what these two artists have in common.
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HOW DO YOU THINK ABOUT THAT AS IT RELATES TO YOUR OWN LEGACY THERE?
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Thinking about what it means and how it all relates comes later — much later.
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The other issue is a religious change, and it relates to Myanmar as well.
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We think about how that material relates to the overall design of the home.
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So we do several things as it relates to safety, but that's our objective.
|
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Nothing has been a recent concern of his, insofar as it relates to something.
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Brainstorm for your animation by creating a mind map that relates to the article.
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Yet Whitlock, a prolific specialist on World War II, also relates some striking facts.
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It relates to Darboven's hometown, Hamburg, which was carpet-bombed during her formative years.
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" "As it relates to the grifting, they're saying we're profiting off of the presidency.
|
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Martin's long-standing opposition to Sinn Fein primarily relates to its past IRA links.
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"As it relates to whether he can take on Donald Trump, absolutely," Hunter said.
|
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One question relates to Kavanaugh's opinion of whether a sitting president can be indicted.
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As relates to Congress, the issue is the potential dismantling of the administrative state.
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"I'm told the very first image from Mars came via South Africa," he relates.
|
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RedMonk's assessment, at least as it relates to Python, is consistent with other measures.
|
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Matranga proudly relates the incident to show how facial recognition can make schools safer.
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The latest settlement relates to $32 billion in so-called residential mortgage-backed securities.
|
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The fine relates to material used by the YouTubers in a recent reaction video.
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"As it relates to phase two, I would say there's no deadlines," Mnuchin said.
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A portion of the motion that relates to the matters under investigation is redacted.
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"As it relates to Amazon, it's another example of change and evolution," Cordani said.
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That just relates to the health of the consumer and these goods being shipped.
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Court filings say the case relates to "commercial contracts", but give no further details.
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As it relates to prioritization specifically, we don't know what the ultimate answer is.
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" Mnuchin said there are "lots of changes" as it relates to the "high end.
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Yet by far the most challenging allocation issue today relates to lifesaving transplant organs.
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The latest controversy relates to comments Omar made at a bookstore event last week.
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"It does do wonderful things, but not as it relates to abortion," Trump said.
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"It does do wonderful things, but not as it relates to abortion," Mr. Trump said.
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In another, Mr Mukherjee relates the biography of Milly, the maid in the same home.
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"As it relates to our business ... we're completely committed to our clients in the region."
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The episode speaks to a broader trend in self-perception as it relates to culture.
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Drake gives the concept behind the record and how it relates to Toronto (via Fader).
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He relates how riders try to game UberPool by piling in more passengers than indicated.
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The "For You" tab is essentially a best of as it relates to your images.
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This directly relates to the fact that there is so much time in between releases.
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You have to look at issues of compassion as it relates to bringing families together.
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A second category relates to a provider's ability to try to sell you other services.
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But they said it relates to ongoing counterintelligence investigations and special counsel Robert Mueller's probe.
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The London lawsuit relates to payments that Shell and Eni made to acquire the licence.
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The first fault relates to devices that used batteries made by Samsung subsidiary Samsung SDI.
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How that relates to an SUV that can drive around on stilts is anyone's guess.
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Obviously, one of the problems for it is price deflation as it relates to food.
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Each individual's backstory relates to an aspect Trump is expected to highlight in his address.
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But everybody relates to Christine—maybe in their own mom or other moms they've seen.
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Secondly, as it relates to Iran, we need to confront their ambitions across the board.
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We need to get back in the game as it relates to our Arab nations.
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Second, we need to change our laws as it relates to basic things like disclosure.
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The reprieve relates to a provision in the Affordable Care Act focused on Medicare spending.
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The third reason this makes sense relates to a more general trend at Facebook itself.
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It also relates to who's behind the camera and who's making those types of decisions.
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Uber also is modifying its rating system for drivers as it relates to UberPool rides.
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Everyone relates to the experience of assigning outsized significance to the debris of a relationship.
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The London lawsuit relates to payments that Shell and Eni made to acquire the license.
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The official says the rape charge relates to a woman who has not spoken publicly.
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Parker has only addressed the allegation as it relates to changing definitions of sexual consent.
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The Walled Garden issue relates to the growing digital duopoly enjoyed by Google and Facebook.
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"Recently a team came back from meeting one company so excited," relates another TAJ auditor.
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We have sent them many followup questions as it relates to intelligence that's been collected.
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But when you're making the music and it relates to people, it can transcend race.
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Spotify has had a ton of news this spring, particularly as it relates to podcasts.
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Amy Adams relates to her character on HBO's Sharp Objects in a very humanistic way.
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I understand how Smith's sculpture tangentially relates to the theme of voice and to Wojnarowicz.
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The legal definition is "any information that relates to an identified or identifiable living individual".
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There is a provision of that that relates to what is called copyright management information.
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The most surprising note relates to the PC version of Street Fighter V's graphics settings.
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The company said the weakness relates to the implementation of a back end technology system.
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But Rubio has been all over the map as it relates to Sessions and Russia.
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For instance, you cannot have an emoji that relates to a person living or dead.
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After students share their personal stories, the group relates their discussion to larger cultural moments.
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"A record scratch happens and it goes to 'Uptown Funk' by Bruno Mars," he relates.
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The decline in funding relates to one-time costs in 2018 associated with lease renewals.
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Another proposal for shareholders comes from Arjuna Capital and relates to the gender pay gap.
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Their latest complaint puts a new focus on Exxon as it relates to ALEC's advocacy.
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This relates to contemporary firefighters, he said, citing those now working on the California wildfires.
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"As it relates to China, the steel and aluminum tariffs will remain enforced," he said.
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The case is also about national security and how our country relates to foreign ones.
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"As it relates to China, the steel and aluminium tariffs will remain enforced," he said.
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One relates to the no-fly list, and was brought up recently by President Obama.
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One legitimate health concern, however, relates to the type of material used for sex toys.
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Thompson had better brush up on the law as it relates to slander and libel.
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Moss has been outspoken about Gilead's oppressive power structure as it relates to our own.
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Because cognition really is the key characteristic of Alzheimer's, and it directly relates to function.
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Padre relates similar success stories about how the fruit is helping augment the rural economy.
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Take, for example, her conservative ideology as it relates to to the upcoming presidential elections.
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The Second World War relates to population declines in such cities as London and Tokyo.
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"These signs are meant to mimic the language of public or civic address," he relates.
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What's most winning about the memoir is how precisely Moby relates himself to his surroundings.
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While we aren't too certain how red velvet specifically relates to summertime, we aren't complaining.
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It says even less about how NATO relates to broader U.S. security and economic interests.
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If the customer relates to a look I put on me, they can buy it.
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The arrangement relates to all COVID-19-related expenses incurred by hospitals since Jan 21.
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However, we will update the community on any changes as it relates to public health.
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What Something from his own wardrobe that relates to his show, plus his vintage Levis.
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Now, as it relates to agriculture, we expect and we want them to buy agriculture.
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We'll try to keep everyone informed as it relates to changing priorities and business impact.
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Obviously a weaker dollar is good for us as it relates to trade and opportunities.
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Kamala is breaking down the statistics on maternal mortality as relates to race and class.
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"It's not even the No. 1 issue as it relates to this bill," she said.
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Inside, Bendiksen relates his personal interactions with the Messiahs, although not all were a success.
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Clinton's career, Ms. Sittenfeld believes, what most Americans know about her relates to her marriage.
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The information, submitted as supplemental testimony to the House Intelligence Committee, relates to Pence's Sept.
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AF: Let's bring the conversation to Lloyds, because-, and specifically as it relates to Brexit.
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It says the case relates to "general commercial contracts and arrangements" but does not elaborate.
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It was not clear over what period the anonymous complaint about insurance sales relates to.
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And part of his argument isn't just the monopoly issue, it actually relates to privacy.
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A second international aspect of this current "constitutional reform" process relates to its supposed models.
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Reid relates what happened when Congress considered impeaching John Koskinen, the I.R.S. commissioner, in 2016.
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One of these relates to a new Times feature, launched last month: The Daily 360.
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" "Comey is at the very center as it relates to the Clinton e-mail fix.
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The other factor affecting how well a beverage hydrates relates to a drink's nutrient composition.
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Apparently it relates to a September phone call Pence had with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
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That worries Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Scott Gottlieb, especially as it relates to teenagers.
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The second relates to the dangers of making trade deficit reduction a key policy objective.
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The trade secret theft relates to internet router source code, cellular antenna technology and robotics.
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Some equity investors are betting the worst is over as it relates to the coronavirus.
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But there are problematic aspects to how the exhibition relates the past to the present.
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She is an everyday person who treats everything that relates to her as incredibly consequential.
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He relates the often sordid tales of addiction and neglect with radical love and honesty.
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Then we look for evidence on the property that relates to information in the deed.
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So a musical note will have something that directly relates to it in the light.
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I need to see the artist and how he or she relates to the work.
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A transitive property says that if one element in a sequence relates in a certain way to a second element, and the second element relates in the same way to a third, then the first and third elements relate in the same way as well.
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"It relates to some quality control and some of the components of the valve," Hill said.
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Nonetheless, it got me thinking about perfection—and how it relates to decades-old retro games.
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The rest of TP ICAP's outstanding gross debt relates to a GBP80m note maturing in 2019.
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How or if this image relates to those elements from the comics remains to be seen.
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The debt restructuring relates to the parent company Odebrecht SA and a network of holding companies.
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HANNITY: Congressman, and now, did you believe his explanation as it relates to his text messages?
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So, the United States is getting stronger as it relates to the exporting of energy. Correct?
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For instance, has the model discovered the meaning of 'fried' and how it relates to 'steamed?
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The arson charge relates to a fire in late March at a mosque in nearby Escondido.
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I think how this relates to me…I had a pretty heavy experience the other day.
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The Supreme Court upholding the travel restriction, the ban, Jesse, as it relates to certain countries.
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G relates the gravitational attraction between two objects to their masses and the distance between them.
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"Psychedelic is a good word; it relates to some of the themes we're addressing," Seaton said.
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Sara, you have some breaking news as it relates to General Flynn and his story. Wow.
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We&aposve got some of the best, brightest, smartest people as it relates to nuclear weapons.
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Static, which Lemire relates as swirling smoke trails, filters out of the radio's dusty speaker grill.
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The action brought by noyb against Google relates to new smartphones using its Android operating system.
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Goodwill relates to intangible assets: a firm's culture or strategic presence in a growth market, say.
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Making sure your page relates to the ultimate goal of selling sneakers is crucial, Fresen said.
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Some investors are similarly bullish about Uber's future, especially as it relates to autonomous driving technology.
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The approval leaves just one permit outstanding, which relates to management of a sensitive groundwater source.
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And as it relates to all the other organizations, let me give you a good example.
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The first recall impacts 2017-2019 Imprezas and 2018-2019 Crosstreks, and relates to the engine.
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And I know that it relates to women and different body shapes and everything like that.
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But another factor relates to the "hurdle rate" companies use before they decide whether to invest.
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The executive added that his company will be "disciplined yet competitive" as it relates to incentives.
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One particularly painful decision relates to what exactly counts as a "public body" within WTO rules.
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As it relates to persecuted Christians, do you see them as kind of a priority here?
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"Clearly there's some urgency as it relates to election security," Burr told reporters earlier this month.
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He has created a handbook with guidelines outlining mindful design as it relates to software development.
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The case relates to an EU subsidy for building a conference and leisure centre outside Prague.
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Unless we innovate quickly, we risk this again — this time as it relates to marketplace lending.
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Trump did not come up other than Ryan's mention of him as it relates to trade.
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It relates to a possible conflict of interest involving a $2 billion purchase of German submarines.
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To me, photography and fashion are kind of the same thing; one relates to the other.
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The free upgrade likely relates to the company's current shortage of iPhone 6 Plus battery replacements.
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And he says something that I love and it relates to punk and culture in general.
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This relates to how I'll take certain measures to actually prevent myself from needing to lie.
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Why it matters: The interest in Sessions relates to whether Trump obstructed justice while in office.
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We have sent them many follow-up questions as it relates to intelligence that's been collected.
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Therefore, the core of the ICO's argument no longer relates to the events involving Cambridge Analytica.
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"Men relate to Disney differently, and Disney relates to men differently," he wrote back to me.
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The DPA relates to false accounting by Tesco's UK business between February 2014 and September 2014.
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The new funding also relates to Cleo's U.S. launch, which began tentatively around a year ago.
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Perhaps the most promising data from the report relates to parental involvement and perceptions of safety.
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So essentially for all intents and purposes, we own the word as it relates to travel.
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Analysts remain cautious on companies with exposure to apparel, particularly as it relates to their profitability.
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Another drone legal gray area relates to what technology particular drones can be equipped to carry.
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The content relates to what we express—that is, the meaning or subject matter of statements.
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The style of language relates to how we express ourselves, rather than the content we express.
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Maybe not in terms of its larger message, but as it relates to a national candidate.
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It relates to a sudden decline in the British fishing industry that started in the 1970s.
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Another allegation relates to claims Stone made that comedian Randy Credico was his intermediary with WikiLeaks.
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So let's be good people and good Americans as it relates to how we treat children.
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History, especially American history as it relates to the Native population, is neither unifying nor comfortable.
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The DPA relates to false accounting by Tesco's UK business between February 216 and September 2014.
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"Tell them about your accomplishments with those skills as it relates to the job," Spivey says.
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"There isn't enough information, especially as it relates to time frame and potential recoveries," he said.
|
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Past experience -- particularly as it relates to health care reform -- would also suggest caution is warranted.
|
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Much of the leveraged loan issuance relates to private equity (PE) investments, another target of Warren's.
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The case relates to $2.7 billion that was allegedly misappropriated from 1MDB bond sales, Thomas added.
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Mr. Papaconstantinou also relates how he came to be seen as a scapegoat for Greece's ills.
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"Because we're facilitating all the payments and coverage and everything else that relates to the plan."
|
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Recent scrutiny relates to IARC's Monograph on glyphosate, the most commonly used herbicide in the world.
|
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"We think machine learning as it relates to healthcare and life sciences is extraordinary," she said.
|
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It's not clear what, specifically, the FBI was interested in as it relates to Cohen's medallions.
|
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The other incident Mr. Xi relates was in 1975, during his time in rural Shaanxi Province.
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Because it feels like a lot of what you're saying about Lincoln Clay relates to this.
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Because it feels like a lot of what you're saying about Lincoln Clay relates to this.
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Much of that relates to growth efforts, although not all of it (executive salaries, for example).
|
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In a very Wire-reader-friendly way, he relates that sense of cultural collusion to Wittgenstein.
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"I would say one caveat was (our) study relates to the here and now," Livermore said.
|
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One final consideration you should have relates to the cleaning and maintenance required for the pillow.
|
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Mr. Rothstein's writing is measured, but everything he relates is chilling in its deliberateness and intent.
|
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So how do you feel like that word "free" relates to this season of the show?
|
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"Mastaba," from the Arabic name for a bench, often of stone, relates to ancient Egyptian tombs.
|
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Hailey Baldwin got some fresh ink, and some think her latest tat relates to Taylor Swift.
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This is an anodyne example, but it relates to a conundrum facing Germany as a country.
|
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China should go into north Korea, China is totally powerful as it relates to North Korea.
|
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But the reality is more complicated and relates to Lebanon's troublesome history with the Palestinian refugees.
|
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Another area where the company has faced critical attention in recent days relates to user privacy.
|
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I find that this relates to changes that are being made today in the world politically.
|
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Another source of frustration relates to the partnership between the United States and the P.Y.D./Y.
|
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All of this relates to the debate over whether racial appeals have been central to Trumpism.
|
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And the dangers inside of it, which actually relates back to the presidency, the current administration.
|
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Mud relates the tragic journey of Mae from caretaker to murder victim in 17 swift scenes.
|
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Your article relates performers' retaliation against audience members filming, but gives short shrift to aggrieved theatergoers.
|
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Part of it relates to a larger disdain toward things associated with the feminine and femininity.
|
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One reason tech employees are able to push the risk of termination relates to their skills.
|
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Here's the thing: That's almost certainly not true, at least as it relates to legislative action.
|
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A bigger hurdle relates to the budget size of the most of the nation's police departments.
|
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Meanwhile, Microsoft leadership still has some philosophical differences with employees as it relates to employee activism.
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What I am advocating for is a broadening of horizons as it relates to evaluating candidates.
|
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Transgender people can also make transfer requests as it relates to his or her transgender identifications.
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Our data show the importance of treatment length as it relates to the likelihood of relapsing.
|
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Journalist Matt Taibbi describes his latest book and how it relates to the developing impeachment scandal.
|
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The matter, since it relates to the DNI, falls within the jurisdiction of the Intelligence panel.
|
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"We have seen some very positive gains as it relates to supporting our institutions," he said.
|
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"My earliest memory of my dad is of him onstage dressed as a transvestite," she relates.
|
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One particular issue of concern relates to Yellen's testimony on the availability of small business credit.
|
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The ridiculous exchange in the scene, Mr. Reiner relates in the commentary, was Mr. Crystal's invention.
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AS IT RELATES TO THE TAX, WE'RE VERY PLEASED TO SEE THE TAX REFORM WENT THROUGH.
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HOWARD MARKS: Well, look, I think that a lot of it relates to the Central Banks.
|
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LaFleur does not like the word "culture," at least as it relates to the workplace vibe.
|
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It said the 20th case over mortgage securities relates to the now-bankrupt NovaStar Financial Corp.
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The DPA relates to false accounting by Tesco's UK business between February 216 and September 21.
|
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"This all relates back to human decisions," Paul Rogers, the author of the study, told CNN.
|
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The book forays into an alternative history of noise and relates it to the visual arts.
|
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This also relates to Ms. Shick's aesthetic approach, a mingling of the ordinary and the odd.
|
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I think that painting relates very neatly to inner travel and the exploration of inner worlds.
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It's a long wait to find out if anybody relates to what you're trying to do.
|
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The specific rule the Obama administration is tweaking relates to require overtime pay for salaried workers.
|
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" The second loophole relates to a clause in the law which makes exemptions for "associated companies.
|
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The case relates to the nationalization of Conoco assets dating back over a decade in Venezuela.
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The internet has changed the game as it relates to building consumer products and accessing consumers.
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AND WALT DISNEY * AGREEMENT RELATES TO DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION FOR PURPOSE OF ENABLING 21CF AND DISNEY TO ASSESS * AGREEMENT RELATES TO DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION FOR PURPOSE OF ENABLING 21CF AND DISNEY TO ASSESS AND, IF NECESSARY, OBTAIN CERTAIN ANTITRUST APPROVALS Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Most negative feedback relates to the large resort size, which other travelers agreed was not very walkable.
|
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Pilar is Spanish, and relates to the Virgin Mary, María del Pilar, while Jhena translates to God.
|
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Consequently there is an oscillation of perception and familiarity inherent in each design that relates each incarnation.
|
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But she is engaging in the larger political conversation, particularly as it relates to diversity and inclusion.
|
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The latest charge against Ghosn relates to enriching himself at a cost of $5 million to Nissan.
|
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They started with coming up with a legal definition for consent, as it relates to criminal proceedings.
|
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Kitty Horrorshow relates the cohesiveness of the house itself to the order and sanity of the mind.
|
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This decline partly relates to the strength and improvement of US fixed income versus sluggishness in Europe.
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CHAFFETZ: Now, Tom Fitton, I want to get to you, particularly as it relates to Peter Strzok.
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This relates to pop music in that we're no longer telling women they want a Nick Carter.
|
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The stimulus has been fantastic as relates to the tax cuts that they were celebrating earlier today.
|
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Consumptive testing relates to evidence that would be consumed or destroyed in the testing process, Viehman said.
|
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Luxury is, by definition, a state of great comfort and extravagance, particularly as it relates to lifestyle.
|
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In fact, that has been so detrimental to her as it relates to how she views herself.
|
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As it relates to smartphones, yes, they continue to become more capable, but so does a GoPro.
|
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"As it relates to the video, she initially was not certain where it was specifically," Parker said.
|
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It looks like it's made of driftwood, which presumably relates to her new alliance with Yara Greyjoy.
|
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But we have a feeling seeing how the movie relates to "Infinity War" was also a draw.
|
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It relates to alleged promotion of Google's shopping service in internet searches at the expense of rivals.
|
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And as it relates to Kohl's 80 percent of America lives within 8003 miles of a Kohl's.
|
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The clearest forward guidance would be a fully transparent algorithm that relates interest rates to economic data.
|
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BOB IGER: Well, there are different rules and regulations that relates to content in the United States.
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This health matter typically relates to a spouse, but also sometimes to elderly parents or even grandchildren.
|
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The backstory here relates to Manafort's finances and long business relationship with Deripaska, the billionaire in question.
|
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But because it always relates to a perfect circle, we see pi everywhere, including in pie itself.
|
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The company says all of this data relates to information that covers about a 15 petabyte footprint.
|
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And as it relates to national security and foreign policy, he has completely, completely changed the dynamic.
|
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"As it relates to prioritization specifically, we don't know what the ultimate answer is," the spokesperson said.
|
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I do like it most when the listener relates to what I'm saying, that is my intention.
|
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"The investigation relates to the issue of possible returning Syria fighters," federal prosecutors said in a statement.
|
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It relates to the Golden State's competitions in surfing, cycling, open-water swimming, triathlons and other sports.
|
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The charge reportedly relates to an incident that allegedly took place between 1998 and 1999 in France.
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One way to understand this is to compare how student debt relates to overall debt across generations.
|
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Wallflower joins the growing category of smart home devices, especially as it relates to safety and security.
|
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But it also relates to the way that the authorities have helped economies recover from the crisis.
|
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The invention further relates to the inbred and hybrid genetic complements of plants of variety CV971868.Right.
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Some get a smaller slice of the pie The third benefit relates to productivity differences between firms.
|
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This category covers both hardware and software and relates to different ways that data can be transferred.
|
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Instagram account dykeyspice captures this specific cross-pollination, particularly as it relates to '90s "butch dyke" fashion.
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Both were in charge of most fragile divisions, as it relates to Classified Science and DOD topics.
|
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That requirement relates to the assassination attempt of a former Russian spy in England earlier this year.
|
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Still, both personas live within the performer — which is something real-life superstar Halsey really relates to.
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A prophecy that some fans believe relates to Jon or Dany, regarding the legendary hero Azor Ahai.
|
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These young customers are fueling big growth in the beauty category, particularly as it relates to cosmetics.
|
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The issue of con- vention is an important one, and it relates to the idea of process.
|
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He grew up in Northern New Jersey and wanted to create something that relates to the area.
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It's not clear exactly why — but presumably relates to the quiz app company's own ad targeting activities.
|
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His father's death, the coach explained, still informs how he sees the world and relates to people.
|
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The move only relates to individual plans sold on and off of the federal Obamacare exchange HealthCare.gov.
|
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What is going on as it relates to our input cost is that we always see inflation.
|
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The FBI investigation, however, relates to Murphy's first run for the House in the 21625 campaign cycle.
|
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"Transgender patients are an incredibly vulnerable population as it relates to seeking medical care," the petition states.
|
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Now, the news relates to an under-the-radar brand that's going to change the makeup game.
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"A few months ago, I was at a liquor store in Vermont — Bernie Sanders country," he relates.
|
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Still, it was curious to me how my generalized anxiety disorder relates to this phobia I have.
|
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Near the end of the book, he glowingly relates praise he's received from rappers like Kanye West.
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The episode has to be funny, with an extra layer of strangeness that relates to a feeling.
|
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RM: We haven't put a stake in the ground as it relates to the ocean per se.
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The narratives she relates are shaped to some extent by the resources that each side can command.
|
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"As it relates to China, the steel and aluminum tariffs will remain in force," Mnuchin later clarified.
|
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Hemispherical technology relates to the spherical core of highly-enriched uranium being made up of two halves.
|
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Harris also told the outlet that the meeting did not cover genetics as it relates to race.
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But that's a song everybody relates to, and it's real fun when the audience knows the words.
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Whether and to what extent it relates to our own reckless immigration policies has to be debated.
|
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The catalyst for the proposed pieces relates to recent failures to report child sexual abuse in gymnastics.
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Most of this relates to guaranteed obligations of ZKB and the unfunded portion of Zurich's pension fund.
|
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This is what Gates displays in conversation, a stunning understanding of how everything relates to everything else.
|
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Some $8.7bn of that relates to writing down its investment in Baker Hughes, an oil-services firm.
|
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Plenty of experts are skeptical, though, especially when it relates to the impact of Trump's regulatory reforms.
|
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A key area of the dispute relates to who actually owned the shares during the repo transaction.
|
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John Kauer, then a researcher at Tufts University, relates the idea to playing chords on a piano.
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The third goal relates to internal financial projections, which Gassner said he's not at liberty to share.
|
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"I saw some pretty bad behavior" as it relates to scooters, Rickert recounts with a stifled laugh.
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"As it relates to Key, that's obviously one that we'll look at pretty closely," he told CNET.
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Fictional relates to stories, even those based in truth, and do not pertain to this particular piece.
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Can you talk a little bit about how popularity relates to "mating," to use an evolutionary term?
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Seventy-two percent of this cost relates to adverse impacts on the child rather than the mother.
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The cowboys get their name from the Quechua word , which relates to the cultivation of the land.
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In February, Google ended forced arbitration for its employees as it relates to any case of discrimination.
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Here is every hip-hop reference in Horowitz's new book and how it relates to company culture.
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As you might expect, tight-loose relates to things like conservative or liberal attitudes in predictable ways.
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The other relates to claims that Ukrainian officials tried to undermine Mr. Trump during his 2016 campaign.
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Far more important to them is how society relates to its past and how children are educated.
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"We think that Boeing's credibility directly relates to the credibility of U.S. aviation," Ms. Nelson told him.
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This all relates too to the filibuster question, which a lot of the presidential candidates are getting.
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Ms. Alba's project also relates to the history of artists who use other artists as their subjects.
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There's definitely something to be said for tax simplification, at least as relates to deductions and credits.
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He relates to Evan, and not just because he, like the character, lives with his single mom.
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With the ubiquity of HTML5, this is becoming truer than ever before as it relates to gaming.
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"There's very little discussion about the timing of it as it relates to college golf," Walker said.
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Biden is a populist in his person and makeup — where he comes from and how he relates.
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Here are some of her thoughts on art, her practice, and how she relates to this city.
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Their focus moves beyond hidden cameras to what surveillance means as it relates to race in America.
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President Donald Trump said the U.S. is in "very close communication" as it relates to the virus.
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Laws that restrict content, particularly when it relates to political speech, risk violating foundational free speech safeguards.
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To the Editor: I'd be curious to know how intentional memorization relates to old and new memories.
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Yet another loss relates to technology and revenue that begins with discoveries made in the United States.
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GrubHub's business model, at least as it relates to labor, is similar to other on-demand companies.
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Federal obstruction law relates to corrupt interference with the due administration of law in an official proceeding.
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Globalization and technology has partly redefined what capital is as it relates to the wealth of nations.
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"We want no interference from the kingdom as it relates to Saudis that we have," Gaetz said.
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Looking ahead, the most difficult issue to resolve relates to Chinese government subsidies of state-controlled businesses.
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"This brings closure to the inaugural committee investigation as it relates to Mr. Zuberi," Mr. Kelley said.
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Well, this relates to another aspect of what it means to be thoughtful in a democratic nation.
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As it relates to somebody like Google, who didn't join that, it's a better question for them.
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AF: There seems to be some division as it relates to these tariffs on steel and aluminum.
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Luiselli, who like her husband was born in Mexico, relates her encounters with border police and activists.
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So I'm fascinated by your business, which is the media business as it relates to nonfiction media.
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Read on for further explanation about obstruction of justice and how it relates to President Trump's actions.
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"There isn't as much in the way of monitoring as it relates to water pollution," she said.
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So how can we justify engaging in this toxic rhetoric when it relates to our male athletes?
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"Obviously a weaker dollar is good for us as it relates to trade and opportunities," Mnuchin said.
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Unite said the pay dispute relates to an increase in the staff pay pot of 1 percent.
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And in the past couple of years, I have noticed a happiness pattern that relates to politics.
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The guiding principle of Congress as it relates to student aid programs should be "will students benefit"?
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Of course, my daughter relates to characters for many reasons that have nothing to do with race.
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Now let's talk about how this relates to school shootings and this most recent atrocity in Florida.
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But specifically where it relates to long guns, because it's 393 for handguns, 239 for long guns.
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" The Hebrew word for "will end" is "yitamu," which relates to the Hebrew word for date, "tamar.
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So this country's never been serious about actually enforcing the law as it relates to civil rights.
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McCabe has a lawyer who understands this history, and specifically as it relates to FBI employee adjudication.
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He additionally is charged with obstruction of justice, which relates to the allegations of attempted witness tampering.
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Ironically, Will and Joel changed the clue so that it relates to the person, not the bag.
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Brainstorm all the ways that the text or topic you have chosen relates to the world today.
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We've been talking about Wisconsin and the issues affecting the state, particularly as it relates to race.
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"Age, so far as it relates to young people, is not a technicality," Hutchinson told the court.
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"As it relates to preventing mass-casualty attacks, we know what we need to do," Cohen said.
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Political or pragmatic objections: But the second set of objections to impeachment relates to politics and strategy.
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From your lens, how do you interpret the rhetoric of Trump as it relates to North Korea?
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Messitte did make an important distinction, however: He said the states had standing to sue over the emoluments clause as it relates to the Trump Organization's DC hotel but not as it relates to other properties, like Mar-a-Lago in Florida or Trump's many ventures in other nations.
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For example, according to a 1993 opinion by the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel, grand jury information may be disclosed to the president if it relates to his role in helping the department decide how to enforce the law, or if it relates to a national security threat.
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Thus, each news story that relates to the political changes caused by the Trump administration can trigger us.
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It is unclear how much of that revenue relates to Trump's tariffs on imports from major trading partners.
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The study's cost relates to its size and breadth, key to producing findings that can withstand statistical scrutiny.
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Often, it relates to people I need to contact or ideas related to a project I'm working on.
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It relates back to being from Isaan, having darker skin, being working class, being in the rice fields.
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RATCLIFFE: From agent Strzok as it relates to these text messages, what she thought some of them meant.
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Right now, there's a multi-state working group among the attorneys general as it relates to technology companies.
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Mr Sessions's heroism, if it can be called that, relates to two things he has trenchantly not done.
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The way third-person omniscient voice works for each of them is different, and relates to their personalities.
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The bulk, if not all, of the revelations in the Panama Papers leak relates to non-US citizens.
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It's on a piece of paper somewhere which is near another piece of paper that relates to it.
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Before you could say duang, Mr Moser relates, a complex version of the character sprang up online, too.
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It is swiftly becoming an asset of the data subject, the human being to whom that data relates.
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Considering a new location — and how it relates to your well-being and happiness — can sometimes make sense.
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Whether or not this relates to the fact that Xbox Live is currently down remains to be seen.
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Douglas relates with authority and clarity the story of these complex legal processes, which stretched across several decades.
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In the case of Hain, the issue relates to the company's revenue recognition practices with certain U.S. distributors.
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His wife Patrice campaigned tirelessly, the law was changed, and Comey's voice cracks as he relates it all.
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The decision to leave directly relates to Uber's last two months of PR hell, anonymous sources told Recode.
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The title track relates specifically to Noah, whom the couple says has high-functioning autism, Asperger's and ADHD.
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However, it's not known if this new investigation relates to one of these complaints or is entirely separate.
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It also relates to the sea along with other newly popular beachy names such as Sailor and Ocean.
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The complaint relates to a February 19 tweet by Musk that Tesla would build 500,000 cars in 2019.
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And the way that he's so tender with the kids and the way that he relates to them.
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And markets might begin to question the signalling function of Thursday's announcement as it relates to fiscal policy.
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Here's how it relates to you: Workouts that burn a lot of calories are physically and mentally taxing.
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Our relationships with technology are similar: Each of us relates to technology in a unique, highly personal way.
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The work relates to a child's pleasurable feeling in a swing, but it also addresses Pollock's extended stroke.
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Google's interest in Chushou also relates to YouTube, as the startup offers a game broadcast service for gamers.
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Neece recommends candidates go through them and pick out one that relates to the discipline they're interviewing for.
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So the most important measure on the dashboard relates to the current rate of oil and gas production.
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The audience relates to them; they may be "movie stars," but they have tremendous sensitivity, vulnerability, and warmth.
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The claim relates to contracts originated between 1995 and 2005 and terminated in December 2011 and January 2012.
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The lien relates to a deduction he took for both alimony and child support to his ex-wife.
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There are lots and lots of conflicts as it relates to the people involved in the Russia investigation.
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You'll even learn about lean and Six Sigma management and how it relates to assessing and managing risk.
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So, the reward is just not worth the risk in our opinion as it relates to this transaction.
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It almost kind of relates to the final four at Homestead because you're only racing three other competitors.
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So having a relationship with Russia would be a great thing especially as it relates to North Korea.
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The reason it's this date relates to the upcoming EU elections at its Parliament, due in late May.
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The Oculus lawsuit, in the sixth day of a jury trial, relates in part to programmer John Carmack.
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Let's not get overly focused just on China as it relates to the U.S. economy or U.S. commodities.
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What are your goals for this section — on its own and as it relates to the Parenting vertical?
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Can you tell me more about it and how it relates to the work your team is doing?
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And it's more than just federal law as it relates to the Controlled Substances Act and money laundering.
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He has similarly denied any wrongdoing by his associates as it relates to the ongoing Russia collusion investigation.
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His conviction relates to the killing of five Sikhs in West Delhi in the days after Gandhi's assassination.
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" He told me that he meant it literally: "She once was a player, so she understands, she relates.
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The no-free-sharing policy also relates to the balancing act that has long bedeviled loyalty marketing executives.
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Conceptually, the work is about how the manipulation of materials relates to the malleability of perception and identity.
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Now it's just harder to lose the weight, which probably relates more to my age than anything else.
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For this reason, Barri finds the concept of the psychedelic experience fascinating, particularly as it relates to Versum.
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When you're a pro athlete, life is very narcissistic — everything relates back to you and how you play.
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The Philips curve relates to a supposed inverse relationship between the level of unemployment and the inflation rate.
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The more complicated part of Twitter's new policy relates to cause-based advertising, in other words, issue ads.
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Phineas Taylor Barnum—Tale to his family and friends—came from a long line of humbugs, Wilson relates.
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The case that Democrats are building relates to far more than the phone call between the two Presidents.
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The first thing to say is that this relates to the larger question of perennially low youth turnout.
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I'm for it — provided we can start with your adolescent behavior, as it relates to your next job.
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"Now as it relates to agriculture, we expect and we want them to buy agriculture," Mnuchin told CNBC.
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One of the most remarkable stories in the book relates to the fabled Supreme Court advocate Roscoe Conkling.
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In another movie I was contemplating grief as it relates to losing a parent in a mysterious way.
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"It is true that the way one approaches stress relates to how much sleep is disrupted," she says.
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In fact-filled vignettes, the author relates the history of the steam engine and how it revolutionized shipping.
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More from Tonic: Houser relates: "Every time I hit a new milestone, it was just incredible," she says.
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Have you ever had an experience that in some way relates to what you see in this illustration?
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One of my favorite books that relates to society is Turtles All The Way Down by John Green.
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Dr. Klinger said that this should be a teacher, who relates to the students, not a security guard.
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The latest probe relates, like the previous one, to Ferrand's management of a health insurance company in Brittany.
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Wandering and arguing at FreedomFest offered grist for both understandings of how libertarianism relates, or doesn't, to Trumpism.
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"2001" comes back at another poignant time in history, especially as it relates to space and the cosmos.
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Mr. Wardle relates that story smoothly and persuasively, but his telling sometimes provokes more questions than it answers.
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It's an urban community and there are a lot of challenges as it relates to poverty and education.
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Ms. Oberfelder is interested in thinking about thinking, particularly as it relates to connections between body and mind.
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"I love their expertise as it relates to college sports," co-founder and president Davyeon Ross told CNBC.
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I've discovered that students can find an Opinion article that relates to a subject they are passionate about.
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" But come to think of it, he says, "etymology relates pornography to the broader themes in Sontag's work.
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President Donald Trump also said the U.S. has everything "totally under control" as it relates to the coronavirus.
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Trump is undoubtedly planning his next move on the big chess board as it relates to illegal immigration.
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The DPA relates to false accounting by Tesco's UK business, Tesco Stores Limited, between February and September 2014.
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Weingarten relates these events, and the stumbles and joys of dozens of other people, with compassion and humor.
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"His work relates to rock in ways that very few other visual artists get near," the musician noted.
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When people hear her talk about how her art relates to higher mathematics, they often roll their eyes.
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He's far less interested in Goethe's text than the intellectual, cultural and historical ideas he relates it to.
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As the Warsaw-set "All These Sleepless Nights" begins, the protagonist, Kris (Krzysztof Baginski), relates some unattributed wisdom.
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TC: What can you tell readers who might worry about their privacy as it relates to your product?
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" When she relates the episode to Dave Eggers back at the office, he sweetly calls her a "dork.
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The terms "smart cities" relates to the use of ICT to improve quality of life and city services.
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"In central Virginia, as it relates to African-Americans, they just don't really know Tom," Mr. Nelson said.
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You can use the VLOOKUP function in Microsoft Excel to see how one data point relates to another.
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The non-cash charge primarily relates to GE's acquisition of power assets from Alstom in 2015, GE said.
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He relates his experience in the sixth episode of Sleepwalkers, a podcast that explores the artificial intelligence revolution.
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In particular, Bloomberg relates how he and his team would install the terminals themselves for early corporate clients.
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Which is not something I'm going to explain, at least as far as it relates to the story.
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Though they don't feel aware of the way that gender relates to their experiences, it is arguably intrinsic.
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"Where [Yukon's] chain broke down would have been where it relates to [disposal] of the material," says Linton.
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The National Labor Relations Board only recognizes speech that relates to bettering your specific work conditions as protected.
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The investigation into Kushner relates to a $285 million bank loan Deutsche Bank gave to Kushner's family business.
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The battle, waged almost completely out of sight from the public, has ignited intense speculation in Washington about what the company does, what country owns it, whether the information sought relates to Mueller's sprawling criminal probe — and if that information relates to President Donald Trump or people close to him.
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As it relates to a PBM, to me a PBM is a term there is no common definition of.
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Indivior said it has set aside $438 million to cover legal matters, most of which relates to the investigation.
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People rediscovered the old recruitment poster over the weekend, and have been noting how it relates to the scandal.
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As it relates to intellectual property, we know that the Chinese have -- have -- are very sophisticated in cyber-intrusion.
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"Investigators have interviewed several individuals as it relates to information gathering, but no suspects have been identified," he said.
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"One principle which relates to this is homophily; it means liking people who are similar to you," she said.
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Uber drivers will also receive daily reports on their driving as it relates to other drivers in their area.
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Still, the real and most necessary proof in psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy relates to whether people are actually getting better.
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Dickinson relates what happened: In the end, the utilities crushed the Solar Choice campaign by spending it into submission.
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He relates how when Kaboodle was raising its Series A the company's CTO had an accident and was hospitalized.
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A letter to one of the SARS officials, seen by Reuters, says the summons relates to contravening surveillance regulations.
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But a reason for why diversity is low among those top ranks relates how Apple's senior hiring process works.
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Homeowners make up 52% of borrowers, of which 38.7% relates to solar products, and 40.9% are repeat Certegy customers.
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Davidson suggests that the data are "much weaker and less convincing" as mindfulness relates to curing a specific disease.
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These have a quilt-like quality; I carry them around on the train, which also relates them to domesticity.
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Canan, who wasn't involved with this study, researches eating disorders and food addiction as it relates to substance abuse.
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It's a long story and I'll tell it to you because it relates to the heart of the matter.
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The order does allow Smith to have "brief and peaceful contact" with Darden as it relates to their child.
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However, BC says the only harm Rob suffered that night relates to his heartbreak over Chyna leaving his ass.
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But policing what's taking off and trending as it relates to the news of the day is another matter.
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Tipping has long been a source of fierce debate, especially as it relates to ride-hailing companies like Uber.
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Burden's earnest voice, telling the audience how sculpture relates to performance, how "sculpture is action," is much more convincing.
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Trade law relates to the rules and customs surrounding the exchange of goods and services between businesses and countries.
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Unprompted, Ms Li relates how her daughter, a banker, warned her against taking private firms' promises at face value.
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But Chinese clients wanted company and the lively din known as renao, relates Grace Wang, MCS's boss in China.
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The competition watchdog said the probe relates to Google's alleged abuse of its position in the smart device market.
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In the meantime, however, it's no coincidence that LTE's main bit of real world usefulness relates directly to fitness.
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Your personal definition of "vacation" (as it relates to social media) will vary based on how online you are.
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In contrast, it is mainly in-group member positivity that relates to support for the Republican and Democratic parties.
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"Important" people who were in charge of most fragile divisions, as it relates to Classified Science and DOD topics???
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The indictment relates to an extramarital affair that Mr Greitens had in 2015 with a hairdresser in St Louis.
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Rather, drawing is the way in which she relates to the world, and in particular to the natural sciences.
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Ostensibly it relates to how many pixels can be displayed—more pixels means its easier to see finer details.
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The lawsuit relates to the 2009-2014 dividends paid by Rosneft-controlled oil producer Bashneft, formerly owned by Sistema.
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The analysis relates to the number of insurers in a given "rating region," not the number of plans available.
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It's unclear how this interpretive dance relates back to Ontell, apart from the family's urge to fetishize her creations.
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It's no secret that groups of Google employees have opposed the Trump agenda, particularly as it relates to immigration.
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The Harvard Business Review published an entire series about the chemistry of business as it relates to team dynamics.
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The government has kept some information relating to Manafort under seal because it relates to a matter under investigation.
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That response from Trump is incredibly telling as it relates to how he views and interacts with the media.
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"This policy relates specifically to the Department of Defense, which is not responsible for the space station," he said.
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In a phone interview with CNBC, said today's uncertainty also presents opportunity, especially as it relates to federal agencies.
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The value of the Vix relates to the cost of insuring against asset-price movements via the options market.
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I'M NOT AWARE OF ANY CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS THAT ARE GOING ON RIGHT NOW AS IT RELATES TO MR. STUMPF.
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We probed him about butt stuff like twerking and how the anus relates to socio-economic disparity and gender.
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Admiring their strange beauty, I find myself wondering how this story relates to the recent news of Gibson's bankruptcy.
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Trump should tell his own immigrant story, particularly as it relates to his mother, who came here from Scotland.
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Though the search warrant remains sealed, people familiar with the matter say it relates in part to overseas shipping.
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Mostly, this relates to the release of certain chemicals when axons, the filamentous connections between nerve cells, are damaged.
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The eclipses in Cancer—and Cancer season in general—relates to recognition and the things that you're famous for.
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Employers are quickly embracing the use of electronic systems as it relates to hiring, increasing efficiency and reducing risk.
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That may be why Lengyel is trying to stay clear of the issue as it relates to the president.
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The specific rule that was violated relates to plugins modifying other third-party applications, which is prohibited by Google.
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Hematology can also refer to the study of blood as it relates to blood, bone marrow, and lymphatic conditions.
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Installed capacity relates to how much energy can be produced at maximum output, not what is currently being generated.
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The high court's refusal to hear the three cases doesn't affect Arthur's current stay, which relates to lethal injection.
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Sometimes the work relates to an ongoing investigation for TripAdvisor; more often, it's just to scratch his own itch.
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The companies are in the midst of a legal dispute over sale as it relates to their joint venture.
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The agency confirmed that this file relates to the international referrals the AFP received in relation to Operation Pacifier.
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The security bug relates back to the way in which the system's sensors communicate with their home base station.
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And issues of malnutrition are becoming part of the common conversation as it relates to health, hunger, and obesity.
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I've also been researching the history of Western and alternative medicines and how that relates to oral female histories.
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Titled "spiritual," the track relates the thoughts and feelings of a black person living in the present United States.
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The loss relates to the acquisition of Chicago Bridge & Iron's (CB&I) nuclear business unit in October last year.
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He relates the difficulties of leading a performance and describes behind-the-scenes tasks, such as researching archival manuscripts.
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My second priority was thinking about why the library had acquired this and how it relates to American history.
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Hamer said his research will help scientists learn more about how obesity relates to the risk of neurodegenerative disease.
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He said on Twitter that his reversal only relates to a "larger trade deal" his administration seeks with Beijing.
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It's not yet known what he's been charged with, or if the case relates to Mueller's investigation at all.
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She relates her struggle with the limits that are Islam's price of community, including a lesser place for women.
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But there has been evidence of dissent or uncertainty — not on Russia's meddling but as it relates to Trump.
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Another factor also relates to timing: The San Bernardino shooting came roughly two weeks before Congress's long winter break.
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One factor that could play out immediately relates to the program to build up its Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR).
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It is a non-issue as it relates to the lives of the men and women of this country.
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The 31-page, 12-count indictment relates to their political consulting on behalf of Russian-backed officials in Ukraine.
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He has raged in public and private against trade imbalance, particularly with Germany, as it relates to auto imports.
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The dispute with Canada relates to policies at the provincial level that limit grocery store access to American wines.
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"It is my goal to establish a clearly defined communication process as it relates to employee concerns," Lawrence said.
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But policing what's taking off and trending as it relates to the news of the day is another matter.
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Today is another tough day in the market, and I expect the same as it relates to our stock.
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The forum frustrated me because I'm genuinely concerned about the tax returns issue as it relates to national security.
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As that relates to Bzdelik's next move, so much may hinge on whether the Rockets actually win a title.
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Although there are many steps outside the brain, let's focus on what happens as it relates to brain trauma.
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I'm still a little lost, not having the context of how this relates to the conservation of cultural heritage.
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Though Fu relates the girls' dramatic efforts to rescue themselves, her focus is on the aftermath of the trip.
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The hypnagogoscope relates to hypnagogia, the transitional state between wake and sleep, and to the hypnagogic state of consciousness.
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" After all, she added, "having jewelry that relates to the world that we live in makes it more accessible.
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But then you realize that the fictional world relates so explicitly to the pressurized environment of women's lives now.
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So, I thought that the picture here relates to our current government and the steps that they are taking.
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The most concrete SIEVE example relates to attributing a cyberattack to a specific group of people, entity, or nation.
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So far, the only Second Amendment challenge (from the NRA) relates to the higher age limit for buying rifles.
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The fine relates to manipulations of French and Belgian bonds prices in June 2015, AMF said in a statement.
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This is true only if one relates to photography as the discrete moment when a photograph is being taken.
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So I don't believe that the momentum here relates and carries forward because we're in different states, different demographics.
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This case relates to events that took place nearly a decade ago and that we addressed at the time.
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And then of course there's still that uncertainty as it relates to the central banks and the inflation outlook.
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The second relates to [Biden],' the letter continued, demanding Giuliani turn over materials to their investigation by Oct. 15.
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One of mine relates to Pete Buttigieg, who shot to the top of the pack in Iowa last fall.
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As this matter relates to national security, the University is unable to comment on the details of the case.
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To date, no other known criminal case relates to his conversations with and about Russia during the Trump transition.
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The fine relates to manipulations on French and Belgian bonds prices in June 2015, AMF said in a statement.
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In it, we learn how Smithson's artwork relates to both the prehistoric past as well as more recent times.
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The Democratic Party has an increasingly unfavorable view of billionaires, specifically as it relates to their influence in politics.
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