Mueller has relentlessly pursued him for almost two years, and Stone has equally relentlessly taunted him and his team.
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"Tonight I'm going to promise to you that I'm going to work relentlessly – relentlessly for this 12th congressional district," Balderson said.
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It buzzes with the jittery energy of someone chasing a high to avoid a problem, relentlessly consuming in retaliation to being relentlessly consumed.
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"The Price You Pay" is brilliant, a latticework of barbed jokes and subtle observations and inventive misbehaviors, a high-end thriller, relentlessly knowing, relentlessly brutal.
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The fact that "Fox and Friends" has a gigantic sway over the direction of [Trump administration policy] — again, we've become numb to it — but it's relentlessly true and relentlessly stupid same time.
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Instead of dealing with it, I relentlessly avoided the truth.
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He studies the game relentlessly, even away from the park.
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They cry relentlessly, wake up easily, and refuse to eat.
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Spraying hairspray around and cracking jokes, she teases Cher relentlessly.
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You will judge yourself relentlessly for caring about being ghosted.
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We're also relentlessly focused on developing our state's talent pool.
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Plus, from what we've seen, Becca is almost relentlessly cool.
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It's a heartfelt, relentlessly charming story filled with excellent worldbuilding.
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It's a heartfelt, relentlessly charming story filled with excellent worldbuilding.
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Insanely talented, relentlessly smokin' and extremely dangerous – perfect for #BAYWATCH.
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He shot people on the streets of New York relentlessly.
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The Kazakh authorities hunt relentlessly for DVK supporters inside Kazakhstan.
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Good on him relentlessly pushing Trump to answer his questions.
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Both parties plan to push their narratives relentlessly until November.
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Are you an Arya, someone who relentlessly pursues her goals?
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Simple: Colbert has gone after Trump relentlessly since the election.
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John Kasich of Ohio has quietly, but relentlessly worked them.
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Daley has actually been calling for the fight fairly relentlessly.
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Demonize Trumpcare relentlessly (and, this time, with good reason); 2.
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Because, they relentlessly taught us, in America anything is possible.
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My father grew up in Europe and was relentlessly erudite.
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The cast members also relentlessly exchanged rumors about one another.
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I know the date because digital photography is relentlessly precise.
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The stock market seems to move higher every day relentlessly.
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Obviously, they were relentlessly mocked for it and rightfully so.
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The tobacco companies relentlessly misled the public about their products.
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And he was relentlessly on message: Puerto Rico needs help.
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The fallout from the case has relentlessly shadowed Mr. Cuomo.
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His mind played relentlessly over the same fears and anxieties.
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But it is human above all, and it's relentlessly interesting.
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It was much more pleasant when stocks were rising relentlessly.
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The drippings were relentlessly salty, and thus useless for gravy.
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Another is the relentlessly foreboding, throbbing score by Hildur Gudnadottir.
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How he'd coughed relentlessly in the hours after I'd left.
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Mr. Ramsey says relentlessly eliminate every last shred of debt.
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"We look for people who are relentlessly curious," says Kelley.
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You have to be absolutely consistent, and relentlessly repeat it.
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Facebook was building a bridge and relentlessly increasing its span.
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Mr. Martinbrough had been working relentlessly on an illustration project.
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"We look for people who are relentlessly curious," he explains.
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Every major Republican leader talked about debt and deficit relentlessly.
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In a long, relentlessly productive career, that's what stands out.
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The Ghermezians, however, say they will pursue the project relentlessly.
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I found promising examples of industry workers relentlessly pursuing leak reductions.
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With Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont relentlessly reminding voters of Mrs.
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After all, the Internet of Things is infamously and relentlessly hackable.
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She was 18 years old -- and she had been relentlessly bullied.
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Chiron is relentlessly taunted and bullied as a child and teenager.
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They relentlessly attacked President Barack Obama for increasing deficits and debt.
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Like Leo's trapper character furiously and relentlessly working his way across
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Trump is corrupt, racist, relentlessly dishonest, and a veteran con artist.
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GFMGLP's a relentlessly demented plaster bath laid on with a trowel.
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I kind of love how relentlessly cranky he is toward me.
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Let's face it, apologising for stuff is a relentlessly awful process.
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Relentlessly pursuing productivity only while you are awake is for wimps.
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These details satisfy a relentlessly curious Betty in the present day.
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He spends his time in office relentlessly promoting properties he owns.
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However, one of Wall Street's most relentlessly bearish voices was unimpressed.
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Studying relentlessly Each year, I faithfully read more than 100 books.
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Getting your business off the ground is about relentlessly pushing ahead.
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He teased her relentlessly for being scared by the park's decorations.
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The whole affair might sound goofy, but it was relentlessly sincere.
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Chinese firms have been known to be relentlessly attentive to costs.
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We've always been relentlessly focused on safety and always will be.
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Aerial strikes and bombardment have relentlessly pounded residential areas for days.
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The same man has been relentlessly misogynistic on the campaign trail.
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Relentlessly slandering the attorney general of the United States is wrong.
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The earth is being scorched, and fires continue to burn relentlessly.
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By relentlessly prioritizing a company's goals and being productive each day.
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And Khator lobbied the presidents of the Big 217 universities relentlessly.
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As president, Trump has promoted those businesses with his presence relentlessly.
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The ad business relentlessly tracks every click by billions of users.
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At sixty-six, he remains trim, and he pushes himself relentlessly.
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I am, by my own ready admission, insufferably and relentlessly uptight.
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You thirst trap relentlessly and hide Instagram stories from your bosses.
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Relentlessly optimistic, she jokes that she's excited about breast reconstruction surgery.
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But the reality is relentlessly vapid, our critic Amanda Hess says.
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Again like Uber, Liveops relentlessly tests the effectiveness of these tools.
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For some Americans it has been relentlessly so for 400 years.
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Coastal communities are starting to drown from a relentlessly rising sea.
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He presided over a presidential campaign that relentlessly attacked Massachusetts Gov.
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They have been relentlessly resilient all season under Coach Barry Trotz.
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She's a radiantly optimistic character in a relentlessly bleak, unlucky world.
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And his administration has been relentlessly anti-worker on every front.
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The resulting prose was feverish, with a relentlessly up-close perspective.
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Her father was a saintly if remote pediatrician who worked relentlessly.
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All of those elements have been relentlessly present in Puerto Rico.
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Yet universities today are operating in a relentlessly difficult fiscal environment.
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This is a point that will need to be made relentlessly.
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Mr. Trump has relentlessly attacked Mr. McCabe, potentially complicating any prosecution.
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I was relentlessly taunted and teased about it in elementary school.
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He does it so relentlessly that it has become blandly familiar.
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While Reid bashed his GOP opponents relentlessly, Schumer picks his battles.
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Once chronic wasting disease gets a foothold, it can spread relentlessly.
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Until last summer, she said, she abused Vicodin and morphine relentlessly.
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It isn't only rally speeches in which Trump is relentlessly dishonest.
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The President has relentlessly targeted many of his critics on Twitter.
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The movie never rests, relentlessly ardent in its grasping for mythos.
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She trained relentlessly, riding as many as eleven horses a day.
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It relentlessly pursues happiness despite literally the end of the world.
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It is almost impossible to top something relentlessly over the top.
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Jay Inslee, relentlessly focused on climate change, is a good example.
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That opening lynching sequence drops me back into that mood relentlessly.
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Chinese GDP per person fell relentlessly during the Qing dynasty (1644-1912).
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Entire movies, like American Pie, are centered around boys relentlessly pursuing sex.
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The Simpsons is one of the most relentlessly quotable shows on television.
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Julia Louis-Dreyfus has remained relentlessly positive as she battles breast cancer.
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When I dropped out, she relentlessly kept asking for me to graduate.
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Recent conventions have at least been scripted to be relentlessly on-message.
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She quizzed and befriended generals, prime ministers and spymasters, politely but relentlessly.
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This is the strategy they have, and they're going forward pretty relentlessly.
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And they've done that relentlessly since the middle of April last year.
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That's because I have been relentlessly followed online by advertisements for shapewear.
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While Mad Fat is written by men, it's a relentlessly female story.
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She also campaigned relentlessly to have her rivals eliminated from the race.
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The word "conservationist" didn't exist yet, but Buckland relentlessly defended God's creatures.
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So she practiced relentlessly for any speaking role she needed to play.
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Like mermaids, young girls are sometimes relentlessly, even predatorily, chased by men.
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Its levels are relentlessly scripted and linear, with occasional semi-secret areas.
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BlaBlaCar is taking a risk, as Ouibus has been relentlessly losing money.
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Since Heinz acquired Kraft in 2015, the company has relentlessly slashed costs.
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The United States relentlessly adopted British technologies in the early 19th century.
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Or a Twitter troll who has relentlessly manipulated a woman he dated?
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When he got back to the US, he started messaging me relentlessly.
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This divide must be confronted relentlessly and closed once and for all.
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The life Bosch conveys is mutable, relentlessly driven to survival and sex.
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By relentlessly pursuing suspected enemies, he has undermined the rule of law.
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But the demographic, economic and social pressures within Egypt are rising relentlessly.
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Where Barack Obama's mantra has been "no drama," Trump courts it relentlessly.
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"Defendant relentlessly charged and continues to charge excessive rates," Harrell's lawsuit claims.
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HONG KONG LEADER CARRIE LAM SAYS THE PROTESTERS ARE RELENTLESSLY DESTROYING SOCIETY
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The establishments where Claire relentlessly shops are near international airports, observes Tracy.
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The party, a newcomer, has banged the drum against Catalan separatism relentlessly.
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It's relentlessly modern and in-your-face critical of current reality television.
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He is also relentlessly teased by other children for his imagined homosexuality.
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The aerial views of a pre-Ikea Red Hook are relentlessly bleak.
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First few hours: Fear and uncertainty The gunshots and explosions popped relentlessly.
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Nickel Creek toured relentlessly, and Thile began to struggle with his faith.
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Some may find Eve's relentlessly upbeat tone to be a little grating.
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The dreadlocks are gone along with some of his relentlessly positive energy.
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Relentlessly advertised on TV and in magazines, they seemed to promise protection.
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They finish each other's sentences and tease one another relentlessly, but affectionately.
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Kathy Hochul, who has traveled the state relentlessly on Mr. Cuomo's behalf.
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That relentlessly rising market was an outlier that could not be sustained.
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There's a good reason our national symbol is the relentlessly industrious beaver.
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Reporters relentlessly detailed the Wards' wealth and the circumstances surrounding the death.
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Here's what Shen Yun is and why it's advertised relentlessly, cryptically, everywhere.
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Rosenberg noted that Trump had relentlessly attacked immigrants and Hispanics in particular.
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At the same time, though, he's an often relentlessly sunny, affirmative writer.
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The landline phones, which rang relentlessly in my office, had gone silent.
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Consider Texas, which is pushing relentlessly in the opposite direction of Illinois.
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Telecommunications providers relentlessly extol the power of fifth-generation (25G) wireless technology.
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Kobe coached Gigi's AAU team — aptly named "The Mambas" — and trained relentlessly.
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We look for terrorism where it is, and we pursue it relentlessly.
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If someone relentlessly bullies him, is he ever justified in fighting back?
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World number 63 Schwartzman got better as the match progressed, attacking relentlessly.
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There's not much to cheer about, and the news is relentlessly upsetting.
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This is, of course, an expected consequence of a relentlessly warming climate.
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He dominated class discussions and was relentlessly critical of his fellow-students.
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So what should workers do if their boss is relentlessly bashing them?
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Fox's prime time talk shows relentlessly demonize Democrats and the progressive agenda.
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His message was relentlessly focused on one goal: saving souls for Jesus.
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But when the Gestapo pursued so-called enemies, it did so relentlessly.
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She has worked relentlessly to earn Saudi women the right to drive.
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Lam describe her as a relentlessly driven civil servant who gets results.
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Mutua appeared on television, at hotels, beside malls, relentlessly pushing his product.
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This new incarnation of Journey produced a string of hit singles, released eight multiplatinum albums and toured relentlessly — so relentlessly that in 225, a road-worn Mr. Perry took a hiatus, effectively dissolving the band he'd helped make famous.
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Because the company has worked relentlessly to understand and connect with its customers.
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"We are relentlessly focused to innovate in all things cold coffee," Rothstein said.
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" The relentlessly bearish former congressman added that "It could be worse than 1929.
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While in his job, Pruitt worked relentlessly to dismantle Obama-era environmental regulations.
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He relentlessly bullied Tyler (Devin Druid)... but a lot of people did that.
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The more she refused him, she said, the more he "relentlessly" pursued her.
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When it came to my life, at least, she could be relentlessly encouraging.
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Throughout the 2019 awards season, Twitter demanded, relentlessly, that Rachel Weisz top them.
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Mr Salvini has spent the past year relentlessly undercutting and upstaging the M5S.
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Executives remain relentlessly upbeat in public—even if investments do not always follow.
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And third is the expectation of relentlessly rising profit over the long run.
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I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson is a relentlessly bizarre hit.
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She was, they say, in truth the victim of a relentlessly hostile media.
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Early on, we built a culture relentlessly focused on building a great product.
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What is there to lose anymore by being relentlessly optimistic about the future?
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Even if impossible, women are relentlessly encouraged to aim for the Barbie ideal.
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Fey may stay relentlessly in her lane, but she always goes someplace fascinating.
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They were funny in the way that relentlessly reading lists can be funny.
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The film is raw, emotional, and relentlessly honest about the costs of war.
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The Denver Broncos harassed and harangued Brady relentlessly while beating the Patriots Sunday.
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And it presses us relentlessly to share whatever we are doing and seeing.
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We will fulfill this mission relentlessly, as these 9 terrorists have learned pic.twitter.
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Lyndon Johnson relentlessly pressured the central bank to pursue an easy money policy.
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In France in 1793, no woman was more relentlessly slandered than Marie Antoinette.
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Be prepared, as you read this book, to hear this thesis propounded relentlessly.
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She thinks she is "relentlessly vilified" by the press and her political foes.
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We must then relentlessly hunt down terrorists wherever they have found safe haven.
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The GOP establishment machine attacked Ward relentlessly, and McCain easily won his primary.
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Ever the branding master, Trump relentlessly conveyed to voters that he was different.
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But when he's at his small winery in Randazzo, he is relentlessly experimental.
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It feels relentlessly and unapologetically tremendous, in the weightiest sense of the word.
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He speaks relentlessly and aggressively to discredit and politically destroy the Mueller investigation.
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We will relentlessly and unrepentantly rail against fascism and bigotry in all forms.
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All the while, Fulce relentlessly pitched Williams on his roommate's all-around potential.
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After pulling up an image of the lawmakers, Jones mocked their appearance relentlessly.
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I have worked relentlessly for these since the first day I entered politics.
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For the duration of Rousey's reign, Cyborg campaigned relentlessly for a title shot.
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For her activism, Sparrow has been relentlessly pursued, intimidated, beaten, evicted, and detained.
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It was cacophonous and spectacular as our team advanced slowly, patiently, and relentlessly.
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Boxed is relentlessly focused — it does not try to sell everything like Amazon.
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Sade is one of the most relentlessly quiet famous people on the planet.
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They just hoard it relentlessly, and then massage it and lend it out.
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Their music here, largely downbeat but relentlessly anodyne, is not to my taste.
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Relentlessly pleasant, each Bunny wore a custom-tailored corset, bow-tie and heels.
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There seemed to be a way of spinning truth that was relentlessly inauthentic.
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Indian and Pakistani soldiers relentlessly fired bullets and mortar shells across the border.
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"Relentlessly pleasant" is exactly how Sandberg has been in her dealings with Congress.
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A bulb flickered relentlessly above the dozen or so newborns in the room.
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The ocean continues to accumulate heat and has warmed relentlessly since around 1990.
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" Mr. Han spoke relentlessly about his connection with the real people, the "shumin.
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"My audience would like to stab you relentlessly in the eye," Beck responded.
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Progressives absolutely need to relentlessly hammer — and defeat — their reactionary, immoral healthcare agenda.
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Yet when we try to capitalize on that power, we are relentlessly attacked.
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Three years into his presidency, Trump relentlessly touts job growth under his administration.
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" Park's next piece of advice for young professionals is to be "relentlessly curious.
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That investigation — the evidence-gathering and writing of the report — felt relentlessly plodding.
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He credits a near-death experience with forging his relentlessly positive life outlook.
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If you work for the Royals, you recognize the mark as relentlessly unassailable.
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"Sing" is relentlessly amiable, and has little in the way of vulgar humor.
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Now she could see why her thumb and wrist had been relentlessly throbbing.
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The Point: Trump talked relentlessly about protecting the American worker during the campaign.
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When he settled on a decision, he pursued it relentlessly, former colleagues say.
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A Gentleman in Moscow is one of the year's most relentlessly charming books.
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Gary Vaynerchuk is a serial entrepreneur, and a relentlessly optimistic one at that.
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Symonds, a lifelong invalid, wrote relentlessly about the naturalness of same-sex desire.
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Those who call this relentlessly pessimistic or misanthropic would be missing the point.
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J.P. A relentlessly bouncy celebration of relentlessly bouncy dancing, "Wine" is by the rising female dancehall artist Shenseea, who recently had a minor hit with "Loodi" (which may or may not have been pilfered from Vybz Kartel, depending who you believe).
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The New Jersey governor, 54, was relentlessly booed at Tuesday's St. Louis Cardinals vs.
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Brandy Vela, 18, shot herself in front of her parents after being relentlessly cyberbullied.
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Lemony Snicket's relentlessly upsetting narrative makes no moves to hide its macabre foundation, either.
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He&aposs made his own mistakes, but the media really went after him relentlessly.
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Since 211, the ... death toll in Syria was relentlessly climbing to hundreds of thousands.
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Mr Gates argues relentlessly that aid and development help Americans by enhancing global stability.
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The Mist is relentlessly cynical, with one of the bleakest endings of all time.
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What's more, 83st-century wildfires have the added benefit of a relentlessly warming climate.
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We've also relentlessly researched the root cause with a team dedicated to nothing else.
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We work relentlessly to bring that expert knowledge to our members every single day.
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But Skybound has been relentlessly forward-thinking when it comes to exploring digital platforms.
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It has relentlessly squeezed their profit margins in recent years in search of efficiency.
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"This is something that we're very excited about pursuing relentlessly," Wu tells The Verge.
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Russian and Syrian warplanes have relentlessly bombed hospitals, schools and marketplaces, crippling civilian infrastructure.
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Dems' impeachment inquiry takes next steps The Democrats' impeachment investigation is grinding relentlessly onward.
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The president relentlessly attacked the league over players who kneeled during the National Anthem.
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Trump has relentlessly attacked the Fed and the leadership of Fed Chairman Jerome Powell.
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"The president and his team should be working the Republican Senate relentlessly," Caputo said.
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But Watson points out that the heroine fights back and tries relentlessly to escape.
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His brother called him slow, classmates called him retarded, and he was teased relentlessly.
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"When Fidelity products yield disappointing returns, we work relentlessly to improve them," he said.
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The residents of this Spanish village that Leon finds himself in are relentlessly violent.
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There's a lot of politicizing behind the platform you relentlessly rewatch re-runs on.
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He phoned her relentlessly, and contacted her boss and every member of her family.
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Eurovision is relentlessly upbeat, and most countries interpret this as one thing: Europop. Flags
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Sonically and narratively, the album is relentlessly immersed in Drake (the man, the artist).
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Those who have stood up to her the most forcefully and relentlessly—from Newt
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Its setting and atmosphere are relentlessly troubling, haunted by aberrant forms and oppressive backdrops.
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The encounter is relentlessly awkward, and Dorothy heads home, leaving behind a bewildered Edgar.
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In general, founders, workers and investors all remain relentlessly focused on growing new ideas.
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As the heat hit its peak and continued relentlessly, the bodies literally piled up.
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Like the Knights themselves, Fighting With My Family is shaggy, flawed, and relentlessly charming.
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And that's the fantasy around which Noah Centineo has relentlessly curated his public image.
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"It's relentlessly focused on increasing the bandwidth and efficiency of communication," Altman tells TechCrunch.
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"She has been attacking me relentlessly, personally, calling me a liar," Hawley said later.
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But that too was relentlessly clowned on by Twitter, so they took it down.
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She relentlessly criticized Mr. Sanders for his votes against gun control in the Senate.
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Several also recall Cain's relentlessly hawkish stand throughout the depths of the Great Recession.
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He was a consistently mediocre starter, facing free agency, on a relentlessly mediocre roster.
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Instead, you're being chased relentlessly by a single, horrifying family, through a disheveled house.
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The food goes from the wok to the plate, and it is relentlessly delicious.
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For years, he pursued them relentlessly, spending up to 260 days on the road.
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Kosaraju agrees that you should remain relentlessly authentic throughout each step of the application.
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He traveled relentlessly, often placing himself in physical peril, to find views worth painting.
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Yet it's so relentlessly self-serious that it becomes increasingly tough to sit through.
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The reality is that the trans community is being relentlessly attacked by this president.
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In the 20th century, societies dammed many rivers, depleted others and relentlessly pumped groundwater.
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They were trapped, as a mob of armed attackers began to shoot them relentlessly.
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BRUNI: If I hear you correctly, you're saying Democrats need to be relentlessly practical.
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Stephen Curry, meanwhile, is being harassed relentlessly by Toronto and his shots aren't falling.
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She is also relentlessly digressive — one of the truest signs of robust self-regard.
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The company plays music all day, and my colleague sings along quietly, but relentlessly.
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The film is relentlessly eye- and ear-filling, sometimes to the point of irritation.
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The original series was relentlessly of-the-moment, both within its scripts and without.
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I take some of my best naps when someone is relentlessly talking at me.
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Both are relentlessly on-message; both can deliver lengthy, complex speeches with minimal notes.
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Today, the association of the Turinese with a quiet, relentlessly hardworking attitude is proverbial.
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President Obama's incomprehensible action in creating and relentlessly pursuing this Iran Agreement defies understanding.
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Prince worked relentlessly from the release of his debut album, "For You," in 22017.
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By distorting reality so relentlessly, he has put everyone on alert for alternative facts.
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However, the only two candidates who have attacked him relentlessly and with force — Sen.
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They will pledge to talk relentlessly about the need for common sense gun reforms.
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Throughout our first draft, she relentlessly disciplined us to stay with a chronological narrative.
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For this work, he tells me, he and his group have been relentlessly attacked.
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For all the ease of his playing and singing, he practices relentlessly, he said.
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Ms. Lynch, 5 feet tall, was known for being cautious and relentlessly on message.
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A lawyer for Golsteyn said last Thursday that he would "relentlessly" defend his client.
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Volunteer firefighters are working relentlessly to combat the flames, leaving their own families behind.
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Take the time you need to ensure the chemistry is there, then communicate relentlessly.
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"Leaders have relentlessly high standards," according to Amazon's statement of its 14 driving principles.
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Though reliably tomboyish and relentlessly capable, Arya spent season six locked in internal conflict.
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I've been relentlessly demanding of myself: What is the ideal way to fall asleep?
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O'Rourke maintained that his campaign would be relentlessly optimistic – and he only rarely rebuked Trump.
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We should expect nothing less from the most relentlessly on-message candidate in the running.
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That means it could hover over the same place for long time, dumping rain relentlessly.
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John McCain relentlessly plugged a website during his Straight Talk Express bus tour in 25.
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That's why we relentlessly focus on quality improvements and FOD elimination at all Boeing locations.
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Photo: WikimediaMoviePass is a runaway train that relentlessly burns through cash to keep itself going.
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On "Saved by the Bell," Jessie Spano was relentlessly mocked for calling out Slater's chauvinism.
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Sometimes all you need is a simple, relentlessly positive, thirsty queer account in your feed.
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Hopelessness is relentlessly dreary to the point that it somehow flips over and becomes inspirational.
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European startup studio eFounders has been relentlessly building new startups over the past few years.
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For years, our security services have worked patiently and relentlessly to track down terror plots.
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"Leaders have relentlessly high standards," according to the company's statement of its 14 driving principles.
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Despite their struggles, Bourdain learns his fellow Americans are warm, proud, resourceful and relentlessly optimistic.
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If we keep relentlessly innovating, this industry will be on its head in 10 years.
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The world changes all the time, and we have to relentlessly keep trying new things.
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And, finally, Season 28 of the relentlessly clever The Good Place becomes available August 210th.
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The company has relentlessly optimized its app for cheap Android smartphones and low-bandwidth connections.
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But by appealing so relentlessly to "producers" rather than "consumers" they have missed the moment.
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Relentlessly the oontz-oontz-oontz-oontz of a bass beat, Avicii's signature, took them over.
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This is a TV network put together by smart people who are relentlessly on brand.
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Is it really likely that Trump will target Amazon relentlessly until it is in ruins?
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Give relentlessly As a teenager, I naturally scoffed at people who volunteered in my community.
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But it's also relentlessly funny in that way only awful people behaving badly can be.
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Relentlessly and with unseen fierceness, he pounded my painfully contorted body as hard as ever.
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She's relentlessly focused on her own comfort and fun, with no consideration for anyone else.
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Its user interface is relentlessly tested and tweaked to make it more appealing to users.
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Skimmers, terns, gulls, herons, snappers, striped bass, fluke, even opportunistic raccoons hunt these fish relentlessly.
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I never knew that I would be so relentlessly called on to agree with someone.
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But he proudly (some might say relentlessly) reported our accomplishments to his patients and friends.
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A pop star pushing his forward-thinking sound so relentlessly that others can only follow?
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"Nothing has repealed the demographic changes that are relentlessly occurring in the county," he said.
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But Facebook has relentlessly sought to acquire or co-opt the features of its competitors.
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Svyatoslav Kotov, her 24-year-old co-activist, said they would need to work relentlessly.
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In fact, Mr. Trump has relentlessly upstaged Mr. Pence from the start of their partnership.
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Clinton relentlessly over her State Department email and repeatedly interrupting her, barely concealing his contempt.
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She relentlessly criticized contractors' misdeeds in Iraq, but was reluctant to criticize the war itself.
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Now if I keep relentlessly hitting him with my puppet, am I really being helpful?
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She was hairy during elementary school, she said, and was bullied relentlessly because of it.
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Indeed, a handful of the candidates have been relentlessly consistent in defining their own image.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — President Jair Bolsonaro of Brazil has vowed to pursue drug traffickers relentlessly.
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But I'm grateful for the way they relentlessly try to figure out how belief works.
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Beware the caravan from Honduras, the women and children in flip-flops, he relentlessly warns.
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After the bombing, India's hypernationalist television networks and social media warriors relentlessly screamed for revenge.
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"Glenn's a relentlessly digging sort of guy," said Tim Burger, a friend and former colleague.
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A relentlessly partisan press manipulated readers' loyalty with appeals to emotion, exaggerations and outright lies.
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Capek avoids all this by returning relentlessly to the newts, in all their hideous particularity.
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You may just avoid being relentlessly clowned by sharp-eyed internet users several decades later.
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I recall having a roommate who rarely left our room, cried relentlessly, and wouldn't eat.
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Uncharacteristically for Ms. Tharp, it's musical in a subservient way, relentlessly symmetrical and rather dull.
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Iran has used that to its advantage, working quietly and relentlessly to spread its influence.
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Three young undocumented immigrants relentlessly tackle immigration reform in Hilary Linder's Peabody Award-winning documentary.
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In Emma's best-selling books, Lizzy Larck relentlessly pursues a transient evil spirit named Marianne.
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It's one of the strangest, most hypnotic, and relentlessly unsettling movie experiences of the decade.
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The Taliban and ISIS are highly active, relentlessly violent, and remarkable at defying the odds.
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And it's both decadently visual and relentlessly energetic, in a way that needs no translation.
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But here at Wine School, the aim is to be open-minded and relentlessly curious.
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Over the past six years, humanitarian organizations have relentlessly pursued comprehensive documentation of war crimes.
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The claims made in "Fire and Fury" have attacked relentlessly by Trump and his allies.
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Instead, babies themselves made it a juggernaut, by relentlessly clicking Play on their parents' phones.
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"Bloomberg was previously able to overwhelm opponents with millions in relentlessly positive advertising," Burton said.
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I relentlessly tracked — and still mostly do — everything I ate and every time I exercised.
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The bloody nose has become synonymous with W.K. and his relentlessly positive, pro-partying message.
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"We have seen at Charlton that people will protest a bad owner relentlessly," he said.
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They like to do this constantly, relentlessly, obliviously on practically every fourth profile I see.
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Trump has relentlessly attacked Comey, hoping to raise doubts about the former FBI director's credibility.
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At each stop, Trump would lie relentlessly about the merits of the project, lie relentlessly about the degree of personal credit he deserves for it, slander his political enemies, stoke the fires of racial resentment, and obtain large amounts of largely uncritical local media coverage.
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Considered a rebellious teen in the camp, she was relentlessly made to answer for her demons.
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When it comes to product, Instagram has relentlessly released new features over the past few years.
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But as some of these forces ebb, the era of relentlessly expanding profits is under threat.
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Men I just wanted to top me relentlessly and watch TV with and get high with.
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He attacks quickly and with a voice full of taunts, his stave slashing and feinting relentlessly.
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We (and all of you) have prayed so relentlessly for this day and it's finally here.
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Tegan and Sara's video for the relentlessly catchy single "Boyfriend" is an extremely cute rejection montage.
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Sticking relentlessly to facts doesn't make you a drudge; much less does it make you harmless.
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"The reality is that the trans community is being relentlessly attacked by this president," Jenner wrote.
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Trump and his allies also relentlessly tout stock market gains since the beginning of his administration.
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She has been relentlessly pursued by paparazzi, and her body scrutinised and ridiculed by the press.
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Women toil in a dusky landscape, digging relentlessly in the polluted land for an undisclosed aim.
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Her Karen is relentlessly, staggeringly simple — it should be cartoonish, but somehow Rockwell makes it believable.
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Could Taylor, who's known for their relentlessly rational approach to life, really be experiencing heart-flutters?
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They relentlessly tied him to Nancy Pelosi, the House minority leader, and her "San Francisco values".
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But during the past four years England have focused relentlessly on avenging themselves at the tournament.
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"The reality is that the trans community is being relentlessly attacked by this president," Jenner writes.
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The Dallas Mavericks owner has relentlessly trolled Trump and openly slammed his policy proposals on Twitter.
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They have relentlessly slammed every move the president makes and opposed his agenda at every turn.
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He recalled how relentlessly he had pursued her, proposing to her three times before she accepted.
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She relentlessly brought up Brownback and focused on public education, a key issue in the state.
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The fight unfurled almost entirely on the ground, as Kawajiri relentlessly attempted to smother his foe.
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Trump, of course, relentlessly slapped back at his supposed enemies and critics on Twitter—nothing changed.
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There was a night when we watched her relentlessly try to get this kitten to survive.
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McKenzie died by suicide earlier this month after being relentlessly bullied at school, her family said.
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But again, industries happy with the broken status quo lobby relentlessly to prevent that from happening.
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The elder Barnette was one of many relentlessly surveyed by the FBI under the COINTELPRO program.
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New Zealand's general election is September 23, and Ardern plans to run a "relentlessly optimistic" campaign.
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And Demolition Man repeatedly plays with the idea that an idyllic society would be relentlessly boring.
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But is there anything new to say about a man who has been so relentlessly scrutinised?
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So, like most other digital voice assistants on the market, Cortana is relentlessly chipper and upbeat.
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Tory Burch Love Relentlessly Eau de Parfum Spray, $86 for 1.7 oz, available at Tory Burch.
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I ordered both from the middle-aged woman behind the table, who smiled at me relentlessly.
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He fought relentlessly, day after day, match after match, to become the highest earning contestant ever.
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Sorrentino and Reis's art is painful, relentlessly digging into the grime and dread of the situation.
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The bout was a classic "phone-booth brawl" where both fighters traded relentlessly on the inside.
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Professionally, she toured relentlessly; clocking in over 200 shows over a year-and-a-half period.
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Which is why LME warehouses are seemingly thriving even while visible stocks are grinding relentlessly lower.
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Perhaps we—the folks whose lives are being so relentlessly optimized—are finally noticing these repercussions.
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Amazon, meanwhile, is relentlessly extending its retail empire, drawing on its command of information and logistics.
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But for the past year, Mr Seehofer has attacked Mrs Merkel relentlessly over her refugee policy.
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We are working relentlessly to ensure the transparency, safety and security of people who use Facebook.
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Their technique is calibrated, practised, coached and relentlessly assessed like that of a top-flight athlete.
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He became so relentlessly wholesome that not even a leaked nudes scandal could hold him back.
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From the moment I arrived, I thought relentlessly of my own country's presence in the landscape.
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He relentlessly accused black NFL players who demonstrated against police brutality of a lack of patriotism.
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The focus of the spring/summer 2017 Paris Fashion Week was undoubtedly, relentlessly, on the new.
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But relentlessly managing a company with an eye toward its stock price can lead to trouble.
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Even the Communist Party's usually relentlessly positive official statements have become tinged with increasingly grim language.
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He and his aides have been needling the Fed relentlessly with calls for interest rate cuts.
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In modern times, however, Duart Castle has been under assault primarily by Scotland's relentlessly bad weather.
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The country has never had a presidential candidate who lies the way that he does – relentlessly.
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Its sculptures and paintings examine the movement of people, vehicles or information through relentlessly controlled channels.
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Being relentlessly on the make, for someone like Trump, isn't just a job; it's a vocation.
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He was relentlessly effective, persistently prolific, and able to capitalise on even the smallest of errors.
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Articulate and well-traveled, he carries himself with certainty and poise, and he is relentlessly polite.
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We also know that stock market volatility is normal, and the overall trend is relentlessly up.
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He has found it hard to move on with his life while campaigning relentlessly for justice.
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The site is a series of immersive performance spaces, where the atmosphere of anticipation relentlessly builds.
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How could North Korea relentlessly pursue missile development and nuclear tests over almost half a century?
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A creature stampeded through a cloud of dust: lifting and relentlessly tossing Mr. Winters's helpless body.
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It's sound enough reasoning for the easily-swayed crowd and they set off hazing Devon relentlessly.
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Meanwhile, Henry fantasizes relentlessly about all the ways he might find himself accidentally hurting his daughter.
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When someone is speaking English, Spanish subtitles pop up to remind you Espookys is relentlessly bilingual.
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In this thoughtfully conceived and crafted memoir, the authors offer evocative, relentlessly honest portrayals without judgment.
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He relentlessly called the big bosses Phil Griffin, Noah Oppenheim and Andy Lack to pressure them.
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Some tech companies, on the other hand, are pushing relentlessly toward higher levels of driverless capability.
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" Ultimately, though, Beard said they relentlessly "chased the dream of creating the perfect interactive fart mechanic.
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The film's first half-hour depicts Owen as relentlessly abusive to the point of being repellent.
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When the heat buildup in the ocean is taken into account, global temperatures are rising relentlessly.
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With the advancing years catching up on Nadal and Federer, Murray has hunted down Djokovic relentlessly.
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When it came to putting his philosophy into practice, Nixon was dragged relentlessly to the right.
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But he worked relentlessly, rarely taking vacations, ignoring his health, and neglecting his family and friends.
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And her rivals have relentlessly sought to exploit a vulnerability that she had left largely unanswered.
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Once relentlessly focused on safety and engineering, Boeing employees are shown obsessing over the bottom line.
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While Mr. Xie traveled relentlessly, she cared for their two daughters, now ages 4 and 15.
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Homeland Could the first episode of this new season of "Homeland" be any more relentlessly grim?
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And we are zigging and zagging relentlessly, in search of what's right in front of us.
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Decades later, those rules would change and the news media would relentlessly cover political sex scandals.
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It's a work in which Rowling relentlessly brutalizes the story's most vulnerable characters and their aspirations.
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Roche was on the phone, working his contacts at the local paper, publicising the crash relentlessly.
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And yet he is also, especially in his personal life, relentlessly devoted to order and control.
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Progressives believe they are just vindicating human rights when they pursue their culture-war goals relentlessly.
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That's because the consequences of a relentlessly warming ocean and atmosphere are easily visible, to everyone.
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In his long, relentlessly innovative career, he was never tempted by a landscape or still life.
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They'll pursue their prey relentlessly across the tundra; they have tremendous aerobic capacity, like endurance athletes.
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We've relentlessly innovated in fluid dynamics and HVAC systems to build our fans, heaters and purifiers.
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They relentlessly attack art and cultural works when they don't conform to their picture of the world.
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But investors and founders, often relentlessly optimistic, weren't quite prepared for such a tumultuous start to 2016.
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A Random Appreciation of Goran Dragic Few are as relentlessly no-nonsense, overlooked and underappreciated, as Dragic.
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Sahuarita, Arizona (CNN)The crowd outside chanted relentlessly for more than an hour as Arizona Republican Rep.
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She sings relentlessly of water and drowning, of sex and romance, of cities and seasides and nature.
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After weeks of being relentlessly teased, a full trailer for American Horror Story: Cult has been released.
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For decades, the hosts of the Westworld park had been subjected to human visitors' violent delights, relentlessly.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump has relentlessly pushed to build a border wall and tighten immigration restrictions.
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London-based Amnesty International said Duterte's administration was using the law to "relentlessly intimidate and harass journalists".
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Again, Pamela Adlon hurt no one, but was expected to lose her beautiful, tender, relentlessly female show.
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He is relentlessly creepy as an outcast whose only real friend is a white rat named Socrates.
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That's partly because of Simmons, who relentlessly pushes the ball up the floor with explosions of speed.
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The GOP candidate has relentlessly mocked his opponents, lashed out at reporters and scorned the status quo.
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They've outsourced their factories to asteroids in outer space, and they relentlessly abuse their remaining human employees.
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Since then, he's been hustling relentlessly and has been called the hardest-working person in show business.
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But it has risen relentlessly for a quarter-century, completely changing the balance of power in Asia.
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Negan relentlessly bounces back-and-forth between genially belittling Rick and threatening real violence on the Alexandrians.
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It's no secret, Apple and Qualcomm have been fighting relentlessly for a few months over royalty payments.
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Tesla and its CEO Elon Musk promoted against this coming change relentlessly throughout the end of 22018.
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The relentlessly unceasing thud of the kick's eternal doof-doof was leading me into a hallucinatory state.
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The move seemed to jab at Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who has relentlessly threatened a pot crackdown.
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"We will continue to focus relentlessly on our customers' success," writes AgileCraft's founder and CEO Steve Elliott.
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He's a public figure who is attacked relentlessly in the press and by politicians around the world.
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Soloway depicts him tenderly, erotically, with unabashed reverence for the relentlessly recycled myth of the American man.
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But whenever he does go toe-to-toe with his co-stars, Proksch relentlessly clinches every laugh.
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"We shall not fool ourselves, we have to keep on pursuing relentlessly that goal" for net debt.
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But that win came after Cruz and his allies relentlessly knocked Trump, accusing him of supporting Obamacare.
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This glut of capital has steadily and relentlessly pushed real interest rates around the world towards zero.
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Canada wanted to defend relentlessly, push the ball up the floor enthusiastically and take 3-pointers endlessly.
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First responders crashed McConnell's office in protest, and Stewart relentlessly criticized the lawmaker on The Daily Show.
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And he's hardly the lone candidate in the field who stays relentlessly on message (See Ted Cruz).
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It is a striking phenomenon in an age when music is otherwise moving relentlessly toward digital platforms.
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By relentlessly targeting Afghan civilians, the Taliban aims to convince Afghans that their government can't protect them.
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Or the new tsar, out to restore Russian greatness, annexing Crimea and relentlessly challenging the Western order?
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Hockey players are all equally important, we're relentlessly told, from the stars down to the fourth-liners.
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I have no doubt that even on the darkest days my father fought relentlessly for his life.
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He has a unique gift to zero in on people's weaknesses and then pick at them relentlessly.
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Relentlessly entertaining, the women's stories reflected the Egyptomania that flourished after Napoleon invaded North Africa in 1798.
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Yes, we need to continue driving down costs relentlessly while working to improve these products every day.
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What were the sources of Gandhi's relentlessly counterintuitive thought, and what makes it resonate in our time?
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The Mueller investigation continues, with new twists and turns reported on cable news in relentlessly unending loops.
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At Public School 63, on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, students churn relentlessly in and out.
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Tuesday's concert showed once again why composers are so eager to work with this relentlessly inventive ensemble.
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Meanwhile, Trump and his allies have relentlessly attacked Mueller and the probe as a waste of money.
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His strength and love, as he was relentlessly tested by his artist daughter, until the very end.
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Indeed, as technology marches relentlessly forward, it feels like many of today's positions could soon be displaced.
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Grime and glory aside, it takes a lot of guts to do what NoLay does so relentlessly.
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For our last story of 2000.00, here's a beautiful, relentlessly tragic tale of progress, hope, and forgetting.
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Though they have their differences, both are relentlessly optimistic, and that, they say, keeps them in lockstep.
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These three relentlessly ambitious politicians, far from signaling something new and inspiring, represent a petty, vengeful past.
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Artemis Capital's flagship Vega Fund fell more than 13% last year when the markets churned relentlessly higher.
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Nor are they hustlers, the relentlessly outgoing types who quit their jobs to gamble on audacious ventures.
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Ms. Brown helped her create a compelling message, then relentlessly worked on raising money and contacting voters.
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It was a dark show for a dark time, and it relentlessly spoke a kind of truth.
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Fidesz's media outlets relentlessly cover reports of migrant crime and violence in Hungary and other European countries.
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Those Dallas accounts are unceasingly intense, with the string timbre pared back and the phrases relentlessly aggressive.
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Republicans, including Mr. Trump, have relentlessly criticized the F.B.I. for the way it handled that investigation. Mrs.
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It's a pending question whether Alabama's relentlessly negative Republican leadership can emulate Mr. Shelby's open-minded flexibility.
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We often hear political pundits talk relentlessly about "blue states" like California and "red states" like Utah.
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In the autumn of 1997, when the island skies were relentlessly gray, the two friends turned vengeful.
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Like, he'd relentlessly pitch Gawker to write about him because he was a cool, hip, relevant person.
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Until then, we will continue to faithfully pray and relentlessly work to bring our son safely home.
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Netanyahu has relentlessly promoted his relationship with Trump, including in the previous Israeli election earlier this year.
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"The reality is that the trans community is being relentlessly attacked by this president," Ms. Jenner wrote.
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Instead, his tone is relentlessly casual, as though to make us forget we're reading about compound interest.
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"Why have you relentlessly and brutally tortured the veterans you depict on the show?" the fans wrote.
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During Supreme Court arguments, lawyers' positions are relentlessly tested by a barrage of questions from the justices.
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The Trump administration has been relentlessly hostile to clean water measures, and Democrats have scarcely pushed back.
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And they have relentlessly cast "libs" as an enemy within — an alien, hostile, and ultimately illegitimate force.
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They beat the men relentlessly until one bully declares they're going to hurl Adrian off the bridge.
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All this while I fought relentlessly for the people whom I loved and are dear to me.
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I don't know because I'm not the president, and I haven't been pursued relentlessly for three years.
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Winnipeg kept up the pressure on by relentlessly forechecking and drew another penalty early in the third.
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Like many black stars in the '60s and '70s, her personal and professional moves were scrutinized relentlessly.
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I read about the Turkish border being sealed shut, the Russian and regime forces attacking Idlib relentlessly.
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We focused relentlessly on modernizing tracks, signals, switches, stations and cars before extending lines to new destinations.
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The companies then designed sophisticated and well-funded marketing campaigns that relentlessly target youth on social media.
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"Notably, the Fed eased relentlessly throughout both the 2000-2002 and 2007-2009 market collapses," he said.
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Look at what that has done to charred Australia, rapidly melting Greenland, and the relentlessly warming oceans.
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Relentlessly fair, he resists blaming Asia's successes for Western problems and recognizes the West's self-inflicted wounds.
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"The jobs market remains splendidly, relentlessly dull," said Justin Wolfers, an economist at the University of Michigan.
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Even more daunting, perhaps, is that museums tend to capture the past, and AIDS remains relentlessly present.
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Institutions of higher learning have raised tuition relentlessly and dumped the debt burden on their own students.
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The Nashville Songwriters Association has relentlessly marched the halls of Congress for many years asking for changes.
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Your company culture should empower and inspire people to relentlessly pursue the company's vision — always with integrity.
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For the duration of that time, he had to be high-energy, attentive, and relentlessly in character.
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The teenagers have advocated vocally and relentlessly for new gun restrictions and called out lawmakers for inaction.
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Yet in the actual theaters in Cannes, the anxious world's worries were being quietly but relentlessly plumbed.
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The party's propaganda organs, for example, relentlessly portray Mr. Xi and his wife as a loving first couple.
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It's especially incongruous because Tyson in conversation these days is relentlessly positive and enthusiastic about, well, most everything.
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And our 108 embassies around the world are relentlessly organising events, creating attention and support for women's issues.
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Rumors about Lee's extramarital affairs, and even whether Duke, their son, knew Cunanan back in California, swirled relentlessly.
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Which only makes the last two years more excruciating, for fans if not for the relentlessly positive Profar.
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Amazon can be a bruising place to work, but it's also relentlessly focused on improving the customer experience.
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But between afrobeats' global reach, its virality online and its relentlessly catchy hooks, it's hopefully here to stay.
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Last year marked the end of a market environment in which volatility was low and equities rose relentlessly.
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Take soccer, where behemoth teams like Barcelona and Real Madrid can exist and win relentlessly in La Liga.
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He mostly didn't have to attack Reyes; the super PAC did it instead, and they did it relentlessly.
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Wherever possible, reliable data on the true majority sentiment should be brought to the table and emphasized relentlessly.
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Then they do this shady stuff to her relentlessly — well I should say Kanye — does this shady thing.
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China has been stressing its rights to the territory relentlessly in everything from official pronouncements to press editorials.
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"Nobody" is a cheerful cry for help, a relentlessly catchy earworm about the unshakable need for human connection.
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At one point, a mail carrier is brutally murdered by a toy truck relentlessly ramming into his head.
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We have been working relentlessly to transfer her to a hospital in Dallas to get a second opinion.
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In a polarizing year like 2018, it might just be time for the world's first relentlessly nice Bachelorette.
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He relentlessly pursued major retailers like Macy's, Saks Fifth Avenue and Bloomingdale's until the retailers finally bought shipments.
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That's a common thread for local electronic musicians in Austin: jam endlessly, gig relentlessly, record sporadically, wait patiently.
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But few people could make a film as fascinating as Mr Peele's relentlessly tense yet deliriously entertaining chiller.
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For further proof that nature is relentlessly brutal, this behavior seems to give prairie dogs an evolutionary advantage.
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Like most newspapers, and especially tabloids, their circulation has fallen relentlessly as readers have defected to online media.
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Broad City, Comedy Central's relentlessly raunchy TV show, was a tough sell, according to its star Abbi Jacobson.
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Not only did she volunteer for the Obama campaign relentlessly, she graduated from Stanford University in three years.
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And I'd simply agree in that we've been relentlessly focused, along with our top teams, on exactly that.
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In stark contrast, Mars has been blasted by the solar wind relentlessly, most likely for billions of years.
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It was probably the phrase "relentlessly automating," which Business Insider threw in the headline, that did the trick.
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With no shot blockers near the basket on Wednesday, James relentlessly attacked the rim on almost every touch.
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They also dominated among the 23 percent who named immigration, which Trump hammered relentlessly down the campaign homestretch.
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My body likes how the Chainsmokers bang on my aural erogenous zones with their relentlessly repeating chord progression.
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And every sentence is so casually and relentlessly insightful that you'll be temporarily distracted from the news cycle.
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The English duo engulfed its audience in relentlessly pulsing rhythms and an atmosphere of layered, high-pitched sounds.
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The company and the Koch political operations have pushed relentlessly for lower taxes, less regulation and free trade.
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Check out the vid, the world's best balancer attempts crossing a high-wire while Mr. T barks relentlessly.
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At a pivotal moment of FX's new dark miniseries Taboo, a lawyer relentlessly paces about a courtroom, flustered.
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Although they had different voices and sensibilities, they were relentlessly pitted against each other in the pop world.
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For the last year, the team at Foursquare has been working relentlessly to turn Swarm into something fun.
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It's that he's relentlessly seeking to delegitimize mainstream sources of information—any outlets that don't help him politically.
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As for , Cramer said there is a reasonable explanation for why the digital currency is relentlessly surging higher.
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Although there is plenty that banks cannot control, Swedbank focuses relentlessly on what it can: cost and risk.
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It is designed to follow an enemy submarine from the surface relentlessly for months, even in high seas.
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Academics, artists, and journalists who demand a transparent, democratic, and peaceful country are being relentlessly demonized and prosecuted.
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Over the past year, however, the president has relentlessly undermined every one of these institutions and politicized them.
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The Chinese piano prodigy Lang Lang, whom Hulbert writes about at length, was driven relentlessly by his father.
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Porter ran a disciplined campaign against her, relentlessly casting Walters as a rubber stamp for the Trump administration.
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"Democrats have relentlessly tried to tie Trump to Heck," Jon Ralston, a prominent Nevada-based political commentator, noted.
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And it's going to take global action, which is why Obama worked relentlessly on an international climate agreement.
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Sacred vows by relentlessly secular, 28503st century governments to build a heaven on earth through wealth redistribution schemes.
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He had rejected the model typified by Henry Kissinger, a policy auteur who relentlessly advanced his own views.
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Op-Ed Contributor The party conventions were rightly characterized as either relentlessly downbeat (Republican) or fervently optimistic (Democratic).
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The other barometer was how rushed Raonic made Federer look as he relentlessly launched missiles at his body.
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Her diagnosis will resonate painfully with anyone trying to raise good humans in a relentlessly outcome-obsessed culture.
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He showboats relentlessly in the middle of a fight, and even looks the other way while throwing punches.
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But Trump has campaigned relentlessly in the state, swinging through for last-minute trips on Sunday and Monday.
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During the primaries, Trump's strategy for rallying that base was to relentlessly attack free trade and illegal immigrants.
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Clinton in the current race, said Mr. Sanders might be winning now if he had relentlessly pressured Mrs.
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Instead, Romero has been relentlessly Retweeting any fan who suggests he deserves the next crack at Bisping's title.
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Myles's photographs don't feel precious at all, though there is something relentlessly intimate in their flat-footed irreverence.
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In his golden days, he talked relentlessly, courageously, even dangerously, about black folk and racial injustice in America.
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But maintaining tight profit margins depends on relentlessly shaving time and costs on the road, industry veterans said.
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That Russia is now a power to be reckoned with is a message drummed home relentlessly on television.
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James Baldwin, for example, argued relentlessly that whites believe they are white because they consistently forget their history.
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Ponder why Obamacare is being so relentlessly whittled down by Republican governors, the courts and the Trump administration.
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So they campaign, relentlessly, to undermine the nuclear deal — with the support of most of the Republican Party.
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CreditCreditPhotographs by Kate Way It was a blistering day in June 2015, and the sun beat down relentlessly.
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Like the opening sequences of a classic horror movie, the market last year was relentlessly and unnaturally cheerful.
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Burnout levels among doctors are at new highs, far worse than among the general population, and increasing relentlessly.
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Mr. Trump had relentlessly hyped Tuesday's event as a dramatic moment in his journey to a second term.
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Trump said something offensive, the media amplified it relentlessly, and the result was social damage, not stronger guardrails.
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Of course, he overcame that by relentlessly attacking the basket anyway and getting to the free-throw line.
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Her first husband, the journalist Nicholas Tomalin, cheated on her relentlessly before dying young while reporting in Israel.
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Instead, he is relentlessly focused on why he believes his ideas would improve the lives of ordinary voters.
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For the last ten years, fintechs have relentlessly democratized financial products by lowering the barriers to use them.
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But you were left hoping that Mr. Thompson did not suffer quite so relentlessly in his last days.
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Be "relentlessly pleasant," to borrow a phrase from Mary Sue Coleman, president of the Association of American Universities.
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No one still in the race quite fills Inslee's shoes as a candidate relentlessly focused on the issue.
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His Twitter feed stands out as a relentlessly upbeat counterpoint to the grumbling that often fills the platform.
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My head ached relentlessly, I was nauseated around the clock, and my partial vision was disorienting and discouraging.
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And for good reason: they are accused of harassing employees so relentlessly that workers ended up killing themselves.
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Tankers are tapping groundwater so relentlessly that many wells yield up to 260 percent less water every year.
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Yet the Common Core state standards are relentlessly attacked as an effort to undermine local control of education.
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Even when you're winning the game by dozens of points, relentlessly remind your team that they're under siege.
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Candidate Trump relentlessly blasted NATO, hinted at legitimizing Russian aggression and floated removing punishing Western sanctions against Moscow.
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Moscow has steadily encroached upon Georgia's territories and relentlessly tried to subvert both Azerbaijan and Georgia from within.
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As Clinton's top Hispanic surrogate, he has relentlessly campaigned for her and down-ballot Democrats throughout the country.
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Most commodity markets have been miserable too, with the prices of oil, gas, coal and copper falling relentlessly.
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With relentlessly rising temperatures, already fire-prone California has grown increasingly parched, making it more likely to burn.
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And state media outlets such as RT and Sputnik published political coverage that was relentlessly anti-Hillary Clinton.
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While Arrington relentlessly cast Sanford as anti-Trump, his backers worried, Sanford struggled to find a coherent message.
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Mr. Starr, the former independent counsel who relentlessly pursued Bill Clinton's impeachment, cast himself as an impeachment skeptic.
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The 68-year-old Clinton relentlessly sought to raise questions about her opponent's temperament, business acumen and knowledge.
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And, if need be, Amazon has a history of relentlessly snuffing out competitors and playing hardball wherever possible.
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Which is probably why social media has been relentlessly creating and sharing memes about the allegations against her.
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"Progressives believe they are just vindicating human rights when they pursue their culture-war goals relentlessly," he writes.
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No wonder, then, that the housing department says it is "unashamedly and relentlessly" focused on boosting this figure.
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They were attacked relentlessly, and sometimes reasonably, but his opponents didn't demonstrate their own plans were more workable.
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He neglects to note that Reagan campaigned relentlessly against the creation of Medicare, something he later denied doing.
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Known as "socialist realism," it relentlessly depicted strong, dignified workers, their shining eyes gazing upon a transformed future.
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It is obsessed with striving, relentlessly positive, devoid of humor, and — once you notice it — impossible to escape.
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For many decades in the 19th and 20th century, the raptors were relentlessly persecuted by farmers and hunters.
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Armies of forest rangers relentlessly clear dead wood and underbrush to create near perfect carpets beneath the pines.
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His HBO show Veep, arguably the funniest thing on TV, is a relentlessly cynical satire of Washington insiders.
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Here Trump was, confronting a woman he had relentlessly bullied and sicced his bullying minions on for months.
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He was not a populist nor even a radical, even if the right painted him—relentlessly—as one.
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So they campaign, relentlessly, to undermine the nuclear deal — with the support of most of the Republican Party.
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While the girl's suffering is relentlessly depressing to watch, Weber conveys her character's misery in visually evocative ways.
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Their opposition to Trump has given them undue credibility among Washington lefties, whom they relentlessly (and boringly) troll.
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He had campaigned relentlessly ahead of the vote, describing it as a "matter of survival" for the country.
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Agnew's popularity bothered the hell out of Nixon, who conspired relentlessly to get Agnew off the ticket in 1972.
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They also relentlessly criticized the likes of congressional leaders Sam Rayburn and Lyndon Johnson for reaching across the aisle.
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"Hamas works relentlessly to destroy Israeli lives (& Gazans suffer as a result of Hamas)," Jason Greenblatt said on Twitter.
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Trump has been relentlessly, publicly attacking Machado all week, most recently in a string of tweets at 5 am.
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"We will avenge our martyrs and we will relentlessly pursue the terrorists into their last hiding places," Jribi said.
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Superficially similar to games like Slender or Erie, Power Drill Massacre earns the distinction of being relentlessly, unequivocally terrifying.
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Facebook has pursued growth relentlessly ever since it debuted as a public company in 2012, and its formula works.
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Others have written about how relentlessly in tune Case's singing is live: how every note rings clear and true.
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Critically, by then vegetation isn't just naturally dehydrated, but this dryness is now enhanced by a relentlessly warming climate.
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Mason then showed off his athletic skills as he hit a baseball bat relentlessly against a bumblebee-shaped piñata.
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Or at least, like it was playing into an existing meme that has been relentlessly sexualized by the internet?
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More surprising still was that the increasingly authoritarian Awami League, which has relentlessly hounded the BNP, turned suddenly sweet.
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I listened to it relentlessly and unapologetically, falling in love with it over and over again throughout my adolescence.
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The ubiquitous, relentlessly innovative, industry-eating juggernaut called Facebook, at No. 3, is also not likely to stun anyone.
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Mr. Kasich has campaigned relentlessly in the state, laying the groundwork to take advantage of this sort of opportunity.
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On Chinese social media Xi Jinping has been relentlessly (if gently) mocked for his resemblance to the portly bear.
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And while its contents were relentlessly examined, their revelations hardly matched the breathless hype of the past few weeks.
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With Mr. Bush's prospects dimming, even standard practices in politics, such as relentlessly attacking his rivals, seemed to backfire.
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Like labour-intensive footwear and textiles, furniture-making has in recent decades shifted relentlessly from rich to poor countries.
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Yet whereas many Hong Kongers agitate loudly and relentlessly for more democracy, the people of Macau appear less concerned.
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I heard relentlessly about war, terror, retaliation and oil, but I had no idea what any of it meant.
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However, the moment one of your units attacked their harvester, the AI would attack relentlessly with everything it had.
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That is a game-changer in an industry relentlessly driven by cost reduction and plagued by slow-drip evolution.
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Between May 220 and May 2000, the Plains and Central states were battered relentlessly by severe storms and tornadoes.
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In the months leading to the vote, BNP leaders and followers found themselves relentlessly harassed by arrests and prosecutions.
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So far, nothing overt has happened, other than some construction workers in Chile relentlessly asking about my marital status.
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For a time he ran a souvenir shop, like Kliwon, the determined, sweet, relentlessly level-headed rebel in "Beauty".
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Sure. But I am glad to, at least for now, have a means of skewering our pathetic politics relentlessly.
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With today's siloed media landscape relentlessly focused on Washington, genuine local social networking may be more important than ever.
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Mayweather, who holds a perfect 49-0 record, was jeered relentlessly by the audience but did not appear rattled.
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Throughout his career, he relentlessly drew pictures of black men and women, oddly shaped, but visible and standing together.
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Most remarkably, Adnan relentlessly pursues the beauty and light in the world around her, even in its darkest times.
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Once the season is over, Fall said he will get back in the gym and shoot that skyhook relentlessly.
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Then from that point forward, this pure, beautiful life force is relentlessly beaten down by the experience of living.
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For most of the 20th century the gap between incomes in the rich and the developing worlds grew relentlessly.
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Generally, the Witnesses, who proselytise relentlessly, are further from the political, social and theological mainstream than are the Adventists.
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In the final quarter, Harden and Westbrook relentlessly attacked the basket and helped cut the Rockets' deficit to six.
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Either way, something nasty is afoot at Bly, and the discomfort is doled out precisely and relentlessly by James.
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The president on Thursday took aim at two news organizations he has been relentlessly critical of: CNN and NBC.
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It is true that President Trump has called out the media for its relentlessly negative coverage of his administration.
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Only by remaining relentlessly focused on co-operation with all states will we ensure a Great Gain for all.
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Its candidates hammer relentlessly on the theme of onestà (honesty), a powerful rallying cry in Italy's dirty political culture.
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And once it did, the the finale relentlessly tried to outdo the already ostentatious nine episodes that preceded it.
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Repeatedly senior advisers and aides have spoken of "running a relentlessly positive campaign" that is policy-driven and optimistic.
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Janney played Tonya Harding's abusive mother LaVona, who bullies her relentlessly throughout the film, while still providing comedic relief.
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One of the pleasures of reading Ms Walls's book is learning of Thoreau's many-sided and relentlessly curious nature.
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Sanders did so by remaining relentlessly on message, as he has been for years, about dismantling the American oligarchy.
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Clinton's control, reflecting the fact that Mr. Trump and other Republicans are focusing relentlessly on that part of Mrs.
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Mr. Turnbull's predecessor, Tony Abbott, most relentlessly repeated it, but it's on high rotation in every government official's playlist.
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Debilitated by drugs and alcohol but still relentlessly cheerful, he lost his title to Rubén Olivares the following year.
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But the Trump administration has relentlessly emptied US foreign policy of almost any trace of moral or ethical leadership.
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That secret recording between Trump and former lawyer Michael Cohen has been played relentlessly over the past 24 hours.
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After an unpaid internship at Ebony Magazine, she relentlessly pursued a role as editor-in-chief Harriette Cole's assistant.
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" Calling UEFA's statement "irresponsible," it added that Saudi Arabia had in fact "relentlessly combatted BeoutQ's activities within the country.
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This may partly be a consequence of having such a relentlessly socko cast, which numbers more than two dozen.
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Krystal Ball: CNN relentlessly mocked for Pete Buttigeig fluff piece A senior campaign adviser to Democratic presidential hopeful Sen.
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My promise is to work every single day relentlessly to make our state and there country a better place.
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Repeatedly and relentlessly they push a "deregulatory agenda" that "relieves" business of the burdensome regulations relating to the environment.
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He moved forward relentlessly, he got hit, he got into trouble, and then he wilted his opponent under fire.
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Where Irving's physical gifts zoom ahead of his brain and he misses vital subtleties, Paul is relentlessly in command.
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Also last year, a 9-year-old in Denver killed himself after he was relentlessly bullied for being gay.
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But immediately after the Vice President's honorable display of leadership and patriotism, the Fake News Media relentlessly ATTACKED him.
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Upon my election as women's officer of my CLP [constituency Labour Party], I was attacked relentlessly by the press.
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It's no surprise that the relentlessly pro-business Republican Party has been on an anti-union crusade for decades.
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All the while, folks relentlessly badgered Harmon and Roiland about when the show would come back on social media.
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It was a genuinely heartwarming campaign event in what has otherwise been a relentlessly dour few days of politics.
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Relentlessly, he began to, again, build himself back up in the state that had launched his first presidential campaign.
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"For the last 10 days, they have waged a relentlessly negative campaign," a Biden adviser said on Wednesday night.
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Mr. Trump's dark tone and focus seemed a significant deviation, not least his relentlessly bellicose approach to North Korea.
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By now we know how relentlessly she hounds after the truth of even the most complicated and surreal situations.
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Assad amped up the ferocity of his offensive late last year and has relentlessly bombarded Idlib province ever since.
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Expect teams to blitz Murray relentlessly early on, to test both his mettle and the soundness of Kingsbury's protections.
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His lawyers worked relentlessly to discredit the account of the woman, repeatedly asking how much she'd had to drink.
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Her money, which funded buying all that property on which she has built a fortune, came from working relentlessly.
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Despite many victories (including becoming the first female crew to circumnavigate the globe), they are relentlessly demeaned by critics.
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Nonetheless, it's relentlessly large-scale: Small steps are delivered like emphatic statements, while most moves are high and big.
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James has been a groundbreaking, thought-provoking writer and researcher for more than 40 years, relentlessly challenging conventional wisdom.
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The very institution they have relentlessly beaten up on has given them offices, salaries, travel expenses and media attention.
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As France breezed through the tournament, winning relentlessly, there was no reason to shine a harsh light on Pogba.
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In the evolving N.B.A., land of high-screen-and-roll, offenses relentlessly targeted Anthony, attacked him off the dribble.
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The relentlessly spreading abuse scandal poses the greatest challenge that Pope Francis has faced to his papacy and legacy.
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Mr. Hallberg is relentlessly ambitious throughout: He must join Ballet Theater; he must become a soloist, then a principal.
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The obvious and important one is the relentlessly entrepreneurial capitalism that generates Denmark's prosperity and that is celebrated there.
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The affair was covered relentlessly in the news media and cast a shadow over Mr. Villaraigosa's time as mayor.
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Guardiola was greeted in England with a sort of messianic fervor; City had pursued him relentlessly for four years.
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He never spoke of the abuse back then, but his peers seized on his vulnerability and tormented him relentlessly.
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He aspired to be and worked relentlessly to be the best at whatever 'game' he decided to focus on.
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He says you should focus relentlessly on achieving total independence from the crowd — financial independence, in Mr. Kiyosaki's case.
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How many of them relentlessly chastised the religious right for supporting Trump, who openly disregards many of their tenets?
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In "Kitchen Confidential," he relentlessly pilloried the TV chef Emeril Lagasse, noting several times his resemblance to an Ewok.
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Pete Buttigieg has campaigned relentlessly in Iowa, though his poll numbers have been on a downward slide of late.
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She was broken six times and won only 30 percent of her second serves, which Konta picked off relentlessly.
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Clinton's campaign was more dependent on television advertising, spending hundreds of millions of dollars on almost relentlessly negative attacks.
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Beyond that, white New Yorkers relentlessly attacked African-American institutions, torching churches and blocking efforts to build black schools.
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In showing us a relentlessly self-interested and interminably mistaken Freud, it might be said he's done just that.
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With that reality in mind, Democrats should relentlessly promote the astutely spirited analysis of Fox News' chief judicial correspondent.
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And we relentlessly try to get our query to an actual person — by calling, emailing and using social media.
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From space, Australia's smoke plumes can look like aggressive rivers, flowing relentlessly from the nation's southeastern forests and bushlands.
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You'll hear some people lionize Manning relentlessly, and you'll see others bury him before he's played his final game.
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Its business hinges on something very 2019: Life events big and small are being relentlessly chronicled on social media.
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It's important to "keep your eyes on the prize" and relentlessly work toward your long-term goals, she said.
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Booker has touted "Street Fight" as an example of how to run a relentlessly positive, unifying campaign and win.
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West Virginia guarded relentlessly on the perimeter, limiting the Governors to 1-of-193 shooting from 3-point range.
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Up to this point, the media has relentlessly criticized Trump for refusing to publicly call out the Russian president.
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He mocked the bumbling Islamist president Mohammed Morsi relentlessly, and was both taken to court and lionized for it.
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He identifies the few things his targets still might feel theoretical shame over, then zeroes in on them relentlessly.
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"We will not stand idle while the efforts to undermine the independence of our courts relentlessly persist," she said.
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He avoids taking any perilous steps into the president's limelight by staying relentlessly on message, whatever the diplomatic cost.
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Time and again, ISIS-held buildings were shelled relentlessly only to be the source of sniper fire soon afterward.
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Trump's surrogates and supporters have relentlessly focused on the language Trump used, not the deeds he's accused of committing.
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And Petruchio — brutal, domineering Petruchio — wants just as intensely and plays with words just as relentlessly as Kate does.
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The actors are most likely skilled, but they're spurred so relentlessly toward such high intensity that it's hard to tell.
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In the morning, the winds have lessened, but the rain falls relentlessly on the apparently deserted town of Lenox, Massachusetts.
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It's also about making sense of a relentlessly chaotic administration that's left many Americans with a sense of ongoing instability.
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Both guys have been relentlessly marketed, to the point where many fans have complained that they're shoved down their throats.
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In each case, they took the side of the classmate who said Ramos had harassed her relentlessly for a year.
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It makes for hokey television, but there's something unselfconsciously enjoyable about a show that leans in to relentlessly positive messaging.
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Wawrinka stormed on relentlessly, breaking Tsonga twice more with a display of pure power hitting to take the second set.
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We will build on this great foundation and relentlessly pursue the mission he set the company on fifteen years ago.
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The piece is so relentlessly dark and despairing it is no wonder the Life editors were apparently startled by it.
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I watched the ICE attorney relentlessly cross-examine Anna, who melted into a puddle of tears, for three straight hours.
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After rising relentlessly as a share of GDP in 1950-2000, investment in IT began declining in the early 2000s.
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Chubbuck emerges as relentlessly ambitious, pushing stories with integrity and depth while the station pursues frivolity to combat plummeting ratings.
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LARRY HOGAN works a room like Joe Frazier worked an opponent's upper body: thoroughly, relentlessly, joyfully, leaving no part untouched.
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He has also trashed Alex Rodriguez relentlessly ("A-Rod is a joke!" and "the biggest sports embarrassment of all time").
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Chiapas governor Manuel Velasco is young, publicity-focused, and relentlessly positive in a way reminiscent of President Enrique Peña Nieto.
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He did not shirk his defensive duties either, providing extra cover in a tough second half as Peru attacked relentlessly.
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Or, the struggle of working from home with a relentlessly noisy teenage neighbour who refuses to shut the hell up.
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At any rate, the NAB, like the rest of the Pakistani judicial system, has relentlessly focused on the PML-N.
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New York (CNN)Throughout his presidential campaign Donald Trump has relentlessly criticized Hillary Clinton's vote to authorize the Iraq War.
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But Battle of the Sexes was so relentlessly fun and big that it locked me in, fuzzy screen and all.
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In his book he writes that a government must pick a narrow list of priorities and work on them relentlessly.
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That's the case with this meme, which relentlessly calls you out for the habits that are impossible to break. pic.twitter.
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The earliest seasons, on Britain's Channel 4, showcased possible technology-driven futures that ranged between relentlessly grim and merely melancholy.
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Crouch, or 'Papa,' is relentlessly upbeat as he quotes flurries of Bible verses on signature programs like 'Praise the Lord.
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Ampush has a relentlessly quantitative, full-funnel approach to growth marketing, and they've built proprietary software to back it up.
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Although she presented a relentlessly cheerful model of femininity on the outside, forever eager to please, she roiled poisonously within.
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It's endlessly quotable and relentlessly fun, and every time I watch it I come away with a new favorite joke.
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In 2016, he campaigned relentlessly on the idea that he'd appoint right-wing justices who would roll back abortion rights.
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But when Obama indulged the same pastime, he was relentlessly critical, mocking and chastising the former president at ever opportunity.
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Donald Trump, who relentlessly mocked him on the campaign trail, even posted a tweet urging him to reconsider a run.
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Today's teen fiction is relentlessly dystopian, but the gap between fantasy and reality is often narrower than you might think.
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It's the plot with the well-defined beginning that spins out, doubles back, stops and starts, then relentlessly flows on.
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It was just too old or obscure to pass as journalism, too relentlessly monotone to be presented as a documentary.
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She wrote a popular blog in which she relentlessly highlighted cases of alleged graft targeting politicians from across party lines.
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Over the last six years, Trish and George Vradenburg have been working relentlessly to create a movement around Alzheimer's disease.
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So, just how low can this negative sentiment, coupled with relentlessly negative Reserve Bank of Australia jawboning, send the Aussie?
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The Verge's Sean O'Kane relentlessly covered the slow-moving car crash that is Chinese-owned electric vehicle company Faraday Future.
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It's not just that the characters in the film are almost all amoral, but that they are so relentlessly stupid.
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Especially compared to the optimistic and almost relentlessly positive millennials, iGen is markedly less self-assured, and more are depressed.
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Kenya has also relentlessly scapegoated refugees for terrorism, undeterred by the lack of any evidence linking the camps to attacks.
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The couple is still being relentlessly questioned by Mr. Frontenac about Helena's whereabouts, which Donnie secretly knows but won't reveal.
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"We are complicit for relentlessly shaming her rather than celebrating her independence and courage to be different in this society."
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There are no effective treatments for ALS, which is a relentlessly progressive disease that destroys neurons that control muscle movement.
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For decades, the United Nations has been a metaphorical battleship, and its direction has been relentlessly and blindly anti-Israel.
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This year the pharmaceutical industry has been relentlessly targeted for criticism by virtually all major candidates, regardless of political party.
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EPA has relentlessly campaigned with superficial tweets and blog posts aimed at influencing the public to advocate for the rule.
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"Let's just stop and mourn and wonder how in the world America became this unspeakably, relentlessly terrorized place," it said.
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Facebook is a social network, an advertising company, and a data collection hub that relentlessly surveils and profiles its users.
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"What stayed the same is, number one, the company has been relentlessly focused on customer value," Shah told Business Insider.
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Once it catches Leon's trail, the Tyrant follows him relentlessly, able to enter almost all rooms in the police department.
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" He was remembered for "relentlessly chastising overzealous prosecutors and defense lawyers, and even chiding witnesses he deemed out of line.
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It was nothing like 25, when President Obama relentlessly focused on the middle class, Bain Capital, the auto bailout, etc.
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During the campaign, Mr. Trump relentlessly excoriated Hillary Clinton for the Clinton Foundation's willingness to accept donations from foreign governments.
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Also, Toyota's so relentlessly practical that I'm shocked it would stick the seat heaters way down low, under the dash.
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"Lobbyists retained by UBS Puerto Rico have tried relentlessly to gut the bill or block it," a Velázquez spokesman said.
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They need to be able to unite both wings of the party, relentlessly fundraise, and execute a 50-state strategy.
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The People's Republic of China has successfully defied the international order and is relentlessly remaking it in its own mold.
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The overwhelming majority of these reviews are relentlessly positive; these are four-star and higher products, per the rating system.
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The Dutch took control for the last 15 minutes of the game, relentlessly attacking the opposing defense before finally scoring.
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Permanently residing in the city are about 8,000 foreign buyers who scour relentlessly in search of products to be shipped.
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But what really marks the album more than the angular guitars and the expansive atmosphere is Grant's relentlessly existential lyricism.
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Facebook is building its Watch video hub to challenge #5 YouTube, and has relentlessly cloned Stories to beat #7 Snapchat.
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She's relentlessly self-critical, chastising her own education and her broad appeal, all while literally shredding her songs to pieces.
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To cap it all, Texture delivers relentlessly nihilistic verses set in a bleak dystopian future over heavy, synth-laden production.
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We relentlessly focus on improving the customer experience, and know that all that matters to the customer is their delivery.
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He said growth from non-oil receipts, an expected fiscal stimulus, agriculture, services and light industries "must be pursued relentlessly".
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I don't mean the extreme right, the nationalists, paleoconservatives, and fringe groups that the media relentlessly tie to the President.
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However, groups like APT28 have a lot of tools in their arsenal and will relentlessly pursue a high-priority target.
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They bombed relentlessly from the air, then, with their Afghan counterparts, went in on foot, securing villages one by one.
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Equal parts humanizing and violent, Green Room is fantastically visceral, seesawing relentlessly between tension and shock until its final moments.
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He said he valued Miller's hockey I.Q., his ability to prepare teams for championship play and his relentlessly positive disposition.
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The biggest reason that Duncan's greatness was so easy to minimize or miss was how relentlessly in-context it was.
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Conor Lamb, the Pennsylvania Democrat, just won in a heavily Republican district by focusing relentlessly on his constituents, not Trump.
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On one side, there is Gennady Golovkin, boxing's "most feared fighter" relentlessly beating opponents with no formidable adversary in sight.
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Since taking office, however, he has relentlessly favored the wealthy over members of the working class, whatever their skin color.
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So on the campaign trail, Mr. Gandhi tried to adjust by relentlessly focusing on Mr. Modi's weaknesses, particularly the economy.
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After the election, he secured Mr. Trump's trust, in part, by relentlessly criticizing other reporters' coverage of the president-elect.
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Trump will relentlessly draw attention to Biden's frequent verbal miscues, suggesting that he is not mentally competent for the job.
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Set mainly over the course of one day, the movie follows Lisa, a relentlessly positive soul who's always moving forward.
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Alas, her main character, Dr. Samantha James, is so unlikable, so relentlessly awful, that it's impossible to care about her.
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Across a decade of activism, we were often a tactical mess, but our leadership was strategically coherent and relentlessly determined.
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Republicans, and especially Trump, have seized on this fact to relentlessly attack left-wing populists in Central and South America.
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At the same time, American companies should embrace the less glamorous business of relentlessly developing variations on a proven concept.
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I had my past interviews with him, conversations in which he'd been warm, thoughtful and relentlessly candid about his life.
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Though horror has a long history of setting up scares with jokes, in these films, the mood is relentlessly grim.
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He meant that they relentlessly control the strike zone and hunt for pitches to drive, and he was not wrong.
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The strategy of the United States and Mexico to relentlessly pursue high-ranking cartel leaders has not dampened the violence.
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He trained relentlessly, whether shooting thousands of jumpers to perfect his stroke or running sand dunes to improve his conditioning.
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Secretary Perdue has worked relentlessly with the USDA to cut back the standards of the Healthy, Hunger-Free, Kids Act.
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Generation after generation, it would relentlessly copy and paste the gene it carried, until it was present in every descendant.
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Fox has relentlessly promoted and defended Trump -- and he has responded in kind by showering its hosts with coveted interviews.
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They relentlessly employed in-game feeds, secret monitors and the video room, which is supposed to be for replay only.
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And the vicious cycle that relentlessly churns between high crime areas and the disappearance of business and commerce and jobs.
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In the days and perhaps weeks ahead, we should anticipate that Ford's character and her credibility will be relentlessly attacked.
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Kate, 19, told me she was very uncomfortable when one of her friends relentlessly discussed her sex life in public.
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And he had been relentlessly singled out for rebutting Kremlin apologists about the seizure of Crimea and subversion of Ukraine.
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People in this category might do things like pass along the fabrications against Baltic democracies that crop up relentlessly online.
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The army was pursuing the militants "relentlessly" and wanted to "help address this issue once and for all", he said.
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A hopelessly awkward, relentlessly horny preteen who loves horses and likes to write "erotic friend fiction," she's painfully, endearingly earnest.
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For all his godlike powers, he's seemingly blind to the fact that there's still a relentlessly human piece of him.
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Nor would it have so relentlessly documented the F.B.I.'s pursuit of Hillary Clinton's emails until all facts were resolved.
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Still, as the planet's relentlessly warming oceans expand and great ice sheets melt into the seas, the saltwater incessantly rises.
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But the past three presidents to get reelected — Obama, Bush, and Bill Clinton — were relentlessly disciplined in their campaign messaging.
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Apple's relentlessly upbeat CEO, Tim Cook, stressed the power of television, and its ability to do good in the world.
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Trump loves to brag about new records in the stock market, tweeting about them relentlessly since taking office in 2017.
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Areas with heavy Uyghur populations are rife with security cameras and facial recognition systems, and residents are often relentlessly tracked.
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But it circles the subject relentlessly like a satellite around a planet, wobbling in and out of art's force field.
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An ascendant far right has relentlessly pushed the narrative that the migrant crisis is continuing and that crime is up.
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McConnell's staff, meanwhile, battered the bill relentlessly in public, publicizing the sweetheart accommodations Democratic senators were receiving for their votes.
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Unfortunately, the Mets in the late 1970s lost so relentlessly it was if they had seceded from major league baseball.
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That makes it a sleek, albeit unexpected, complement to the production of Marshmello, whose music is restlessly and relentlessly dopey.
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At their relentlessly optimistic mother's behest, they move from Vermont to New York City, while their father slips into depression.
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Never mind that Mr. Xi's government jails dissidents, censors the internet and is accused of running a relentlessly mercantilist economy.
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But while I'd normally have relentlessly mocked this scene, I now feel there's no point in being sarcastic about it.
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Overall retail traffic - including malls, strip centers, and other shopping areas - in the US and Canada has been dropping relentlessly.
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The government has relentlessly promoted the reforms, which include mandatory teacher evaluations, as the answer to Mexico's dismal state schools.
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But before you get too distracted by the aftermath, remember, it started with fans relentlessly trolling a 17-year-old girl.
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Much of that trillion dollars goes to enrich the owners and executives of drugs companies, device manufacturers and relentlessly consolidating hospitals.
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Since then, she's also relentlessly reminded the public of his role and that of the overall Hollywood community in hurting women.
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Only a stone-hearted robot could be completely unmoved by Hacksaw Ridge, which tugs relentlessly on your heartstrings at every opportunity.
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So you accept that every actor involved in this race for AI is going to pursue it relentlessly until someone wins?
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It said Saudi Arabia had "relentlessly" combated beoutQ's activities in the kingdom, and reiterated its commitment to protecting intellectual property rights.
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His head nods relentlessly and the water bottle in his hand doesn't miss a single beat for the entire 60 minutes.
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Evenson's narrators recite various threads of reality, relentlessly questioning themselves: Am I remembering what I am saying happened to me correctly?
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I have a friend who used to relentlessly send me blocks of texts about the most mundane things throughout the workday.
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And he was one of the best shooters I ever played with in my life, so ... but he smoked pot relentlessly.
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Though Kuçar can barely walk and suffers from several health conditions, she has relentlessly campaigned for the release of her family.
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And it relentlessly activated its automatic pitch trim in the nose-down direction 0.63 times over the course of eight minutes.
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LaVar was relentlessly hyped by the media for months precisely because he's the type of guy prone to saying dumb things.
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During the last few months, Simpson tracked her whereabouts relentlessly, and he telephoned her male friends, warning them to stay away.
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She reminded us how much they matter and relentlessly pursued justice for them, possibly to the detriment of her own health.
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The next day, while I was at home, my phone vibrated relentlessly with a string of texts and calls from him.
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Representative John Garamendi, Democrat of California, accused Mr. Muilenburg of running a company that was relentlessly focused on the bottom line.
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While their relationship started off rocky, the father of three relentlessly pursued Waddell, and the two left Paradise engaged last summer.
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The very-hip-at-the-time Spy magazine relentlessly trolled him as a "short-fingered vulgarian," and it truly bothered him.
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Since taking office, Trump and congressional Republicans have worked relentlessly to push deficits higher even as the unemployment situation has improved.
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So many individuals still work relentlessly — like the woman who is making this flag, Lucy, at Dixie Flags and Banner Company.
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Whatever makes you happy, go after it relentlessly, and don't spend too much time on a plan for it; just do.
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Seemingly wary of coming over as too cozy in the beleaguered center ground of European politics, Weber and Timmermans sparred relentlessly.
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The part of the story that's most critical of Conway euphemistically characterizes her this way: [S]he is relentlessly on message.
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Fox isn't the only network relying on such known commodities this season, but it is employing that formula the most relentlessly.
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Thompson's project is to synthesize the findings of these different disciplines into a single analytic lens, and he does so relentlessly.
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Relentlessly hammer home the message that while ISIS positions itself as the defender of Muslims, its victims are overwhelmingly fellow Muslims.
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In Clinton's absence, Trump and his surrogates were free to relentlessly attack the former secretary of state with relatively little pushback.
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Republicans could use next week's exit to attack vulnerable Democrats relentlessly over the recess if that continues to be Pelosi's position.
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With pro-AK party television relentlessly showing funerals of slain policemen, patriotic Turks voted for his party in droves in November.
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The GOP has been relentlessly partisan on healthcare, famously writing the ACA repeal bill largely in secret with no Democratic input.
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WINNERS * James Comey: You could tell the former FBI director had done this before and had prepared relentlessly for today's hearing.
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But with his blunt approach, Farage has finally achieved the goal he has pursued relentlessly in his 25 years in politics.
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She explained that the very thing she was so good at — acting — was once the thing she was "teased" relentlessly for.
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After the Iraq War degenerated into a bloody insurgency, George W. Bush was relentlessly attacked over his intellect and leadership skills.
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"We will continue to press the Syrian authorities relentlessly for us to have that safe unimpeded access to Daraya," he said.
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"Qatar is fighting terrorism relentlessly and without compromise, and the international community recognises this," Sheikh Tamim said in the televised speech.
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He's a traffic cop on defense who relentlessly chirps out opposing coverages and whisks impossible bounce passes through the narrowest canals.
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Just in time to save us from the depressing current reality that is life, the relentlessly optimistic Kimmy Schmidt is back.
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Truly, how am I meant to focus relentlessly on my issues when I'm continually being forced to protest Trump's garbage leadership?
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Advocates should continue to relentlessly monitor the implementation of positive policies and pressure individual police department to respect the existing mandates.
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In short, the IRS non-scandal amounted to more hysterical Republican ado – relentlessly promoted by right-wing echo chambers – about nothing.
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The Internet is the most dizzying marketplace in human history, a seething bazaar that barrages us relentlessly and from all angles.
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Davosites have relentlessly championed creative destruction without recognising that the costs of such policies fall disproportionately on people other than themselves.
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Many conservatives loathe the network, believing it has revealed bias against conservatives with its relentlessly negative coverage of the Trump administration.
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Meanwhile, people are still searching and using Google's software relentlessly, and the company is starting to place money on other bets.
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By contrast, I take note of Hillary Clinton's campaign: methodical, cautious, steady, not too glamorous but relentlessly on track and succeeding.
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A hammer coral had been stung so relentlessly by a bubble-tip anemone that there was nothing left but its skeleton.
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As something discoverable and elusive, authenticity was desirable, and desirable meant marketable, especially in a society as relentlessly commercial as ours.
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And now, thanks to special counsel Robert Mueller, we know the Russia-collusion allegations relentlessly peddled by Team Clinton were bogus.
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I watched him get to spring training early and relentlessly hit balls from curveball machines to get his timing down. Teammate?
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Instead of developing a plan in time for 2020, the president and the GOP will relentlessly attack Democrats as being socialists.
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Democrats did not gain their current momentum by being timid, but by relentlessly criticizing the president and advancing bold new ideas.
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Trump then slammed the "Fake News Media" for "relentlessly" attacking Pence for showing "patriotism" in his decision to leave the game.
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Indeed, the Colonization Society relentlessly opposed efforts to uplift blacks in this country for fear of making them reluctant to depart.
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Perriello ran relentlessly to Northam's left, casting himself as the candidate of the Sanders and Elizabeth Warren wing of the party.
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He relentlessly drove through the Warriors' thicket of limbs in the paint, throwing his body against whoever stood in his way.
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Little's works burgeon out of a single piece of wire that he relentlessly bends and twists to form a composite image.
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"Alan was not only relentlessly creative, writing music and painting until the end, he was also startlingly unique," his family wrote.
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There's a reason conservative media focuses relentlessly on Ocasio-Cortez, and to a lesser but still disproportionate extent, Tlaib and Omar.
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Yet this sort of language — what I call "warspeak" — has relentlessly crept into most aspects of American life and public discourse.
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The path for Republicans to minimize their losses in November is to talk relentlessly bout how well the economy is doing.
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Sure, he has run down Sessions relentlessly ever since the former Alabama senator decided to recuse himself from the Russia investigation.
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The debilitating class of diseases spreads through a body like an invading army as toxic cells grow relentlessly into unruly tumors.
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Instead, he has stayed relentlessly focused throughout his life on doing what is best for him and those close to him.
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Anxious teenagers from all backgrounds are relentlessly comparing themselves with their peers, she said, and the results are almost uniformly distressing.
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High-yield debt and currencies have been in high demand while stocks have been relentlessly breaking record-high after record-high.
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In line with the nationalist playbook at work in Hungary and Poland, Morales has also gone after the independent judiciary relentlessly.
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The demands on medical professionals have escalated relentlessly in the past few decades, without a commensurate expansion of time and resources.
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He is shameless, relentlessly dishonest, poorly informed about policy, disrespectful of the norms and principles of constitutional government, and fundamentally dangerous.
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Most of India's private television networks relentlessly boost his image and divisive message for higher ratings and for protecting their privileges.
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Mounted on a dolly, the official camera is shown stalking the "Count Dracula" set as relentlessly as Mr. Lee's voracious count.
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The Pentagon, defense hawks in Congress and defense contractors relentlessly push for bigger military budgets and will continue to do so.
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Only in the chair did real life flare back into being, the drill keeping me relentlessly awake to the present moment.
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Some of the animosity on City's end, he feels, lost its potency in those years when United was so relentlessly successful.
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It was the sort of strangely earnest statement that the otherwise relentlessly common-sense skewering Bader was more likely to make.
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The relentlessly chaotic, infuriating, mind-melting backdrop of the present moment makes it stressful just to wake up in the morning.
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When she returned, she began going to the meetings and marches of a relentlessly busy women's group in nearby Mercer County.
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Iran took a relentlessly defensive approach in the first half, often defending near its own goal with all 10 field players.
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Mr. Grassley has been a powerful advocate for the legislation, relentlessly lobbying colleagues even after the bill appeared to be dead.
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Since he has been in office, President Trump has relentlessly demonized his political opponents as evil and belittled them as stupid.
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The relentlessly gloomy weather and frequent storms forced the unmarried Mary Godwin, Percy Shelley and Lord Byron to entertain themselves indoors.
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Earth is relentlessly warming — 19 of the last 20 years are the warmest on record — and the Arctic is dramatically changing.
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He travels the state relentlessly and rarely misses an opportunity to tell voters that he cares more about policy than party.
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But it has yet to show why the soldiers killed civilians so relentlessly, and who had ordered them to do so.
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Her father lived for a year so dreary and relentlessly full of pain that she was forced to wish him dead.
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Disillusioned and cynical, they are frustrated by years of high unemployment, inflation that eats relentlessly into living standards and widespread corruption.
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He tried to learn Spanish when he was younger, but he was clowned on so relentlessly in school that he stopped.
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In a relentlessly stylized fashion, the film insistently evokes the Britain of power failures and inflation and creepy public-service films.
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Despite Comey's long record of dedicating himself to "law and order," Trump has relentlessly attacked him since firing him last May.
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Using secret channels to Ho Chi Minh, the North Vietnamese leader, L.B.J. worked relentlessly to persuade Hanoi to begin peace negotiations.
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In the final months of 2019, moderate rivals began to target her relentlessly, particularly regarding her support for Medicare for all.
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Martin Scorsese's "The Irishman," relentlessly hyped by Netflix as "one of the best films of the decade," went zero for 10.
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Stern's big solution to the N.B.A.'s financial and reputational problems was to relentlessly market star players more than the teams.
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She swept in the mornings and took the trash out at night, pestering Sasha relentlessly for a new chore to do.
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Labour leadership frontrunner Keir Starmer pledges to "pursue Boris Johnson relentlessly" if he is elected as leader of the Labour Party.
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He governed his own conservative party at times like a fief and relentlessly went after possible challengers within his own party.
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It pelts the ground relentlessly, rendering everything else insignificant and giving the film an eerie atmosphere and a sense of foreboding.
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But the town's inhabitants are relentlessly cheerful in the film as they thread zippers or line hundreds of pockets a day.
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After a campaign of bashing The Times relentlessly, in the face of the actual journalists, he tempered his whining with flattery.
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These characters are buffeted relentlessly by sexism, fitting with a broader contemporary pattern that investigates the lingering consequences of that discrimination.
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They then pulled themselves together, built up a storehouse of ideas and, for the most part, have pursued them relentlessly since.
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Yet there's no doubt companies are relentlessly developing and pitching new automation systems, some aimed squarely at the fast food industry.
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