While the first film had brought its stars to global relevance, the second saw that relevance reach new heights.
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It was a litmus test: of his continued relevance, which is deeply intertwined with New York's relevance, and of his intentions.
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Some movies are born relevant, some achieve relevance, but Mark Felt: The Man Who Brought Down The White House had relevance thrust upon it.
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"This may have relevance, it may have no relevance," he said, adding that the study has not changed the way he uses a cellphone.
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When online journalism went to scale, the technology could not provide relevance, but it could provide similarity, and as a result, similarity became a proxy for relevance.
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Our results are of relevance for the far future of Earth in the order of millions of years, but they are not of relevance for current and near-future climate.
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All of those issues really spoke to me, and at the time we made it, Marshall had a certain relevance, and now in 2017, it's taken on a whole different relevance.
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But, in a post-Brexit landscape, and with many countries shrinking further into isolationism, questions have been raised not only of the Games' relevance, but the relevance of the Commonwealth itself.
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"And the relevance is — and come on," she laughed.
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"I'd rather it wasn't, because I think it debases the legal process," he says, adding that most neuroscientific and genetic evidence introduced at capital proceedings has more rhetorical relevance than legal relevance.
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Update: Andrew Bolton, the Wendy Yu Curator in Charge of the Costume Institute, further explained the relevance of the 2019 Met Gala's theme to Vogue on Tuesday, calling out its cultural relevance.
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It turns out to be a question of some relevance.
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Yet the site's relevance has diminished significantly over the years.
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Watchmen's stabs at political relevance may strike some as clumsy.
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Jeb Bush of Florida were battling for independents and relevance.
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What is the proper balance between difficulty, relevance and potential?
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The analysis bore relevance outside the arts, he quickly realised.
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A final point concerns the relevance of the outsourcing parallel.
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Not knowing their scientific relevance, they'd throw the bodies out.
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In terms of relevance, Horan cited the curriculum development process.
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I was watching the past desperately holding on for relevance.
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It could extend the Mavs' relevance for another five years.
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TC: Which platforms will lose their relevance, in your view?
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"Longevity alone is not proof of relevance," the statement read.
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That is important from a fans, sponsors and relevance standpoint.
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The second is marketing sustainability rather than outright stylistic relevance.
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Vivendi contests the relevance of the decree, the source added.
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It's got no relevance, really, to how the world's changing.
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But baseball's cultural relevance has been in a steady decline.
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What relevance should they have for the debate about guns?
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And, the product's success is matched with growing cultural relevance.
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It has every relevance to our movement in Hong Kong.
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There's no goal of relevance, no goal of making order.
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Sanchez's brilliance has helped carry the Yankees back into relevance.
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Their findings have relevance for both materials science and electronics.
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But the compromise comes at the expense of market relevance.
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The intervening years have done little to decrease its relevance.
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They were calling for more pixelated proof of his relevance.
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" He added, "It has no relevance to my scholarly credentials.
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That's giving it renewed relevance in the age of genetics.
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There were no sermons and no attempts at contemporary relevance.
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It's the perfect balance of historical context and cultural relevance.
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Which had better cliffhangers, clothing, guest stars, even social relevance?
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Amazing how revulsion crumbles when relevance is in the equation.
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These pieces, too, quickly argue their own relevance and necessity.
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That's a question with undeniable political relevance at this moment.
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Now the property merges historical relevance with updated, modern finishes.
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Kentucky Republicans faced a long slog to return to relevance.
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His main struggle will be to bolster the legislature's relevance.
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Yet what's most enduringly tragic is his persistent — chronic — relevance.
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R. Kelly has also been scrubbed from recent cultural relevance.
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Yang has, in short, cleared that hardest, first hurdle: relevance.
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And the contemporary relevance of such works seems beyond dispute.
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Even without those tensions, the group's relevance has been declining.
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Of course, all of this has relevance to hacking back.
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Could Stranger Things season two have an unexpected political relevance?
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The classification level can change based on the information's current relevance.
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For years, carmakers have talked about the growing relevance of China.
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But the chart also says something about Microsoft tools' declining relevance.
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So this is what&aposs called a privilege and relevance review.
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I think the key thing for us has always been relevance.
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These lines don't stand out as forced attempts at relevance, though.
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Studying how life arose on Earth has direct relevance to Earth!
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But that figure no longer appears to have much political relevance.
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Wasteful government agencies are fighting for relevance but they will lose.
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Google says these Actions will appear based on usage and relevance.
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This really has very little relevance to people with opioid addiction.
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Mixmag looks at the history and relevance of dabbing in 2017.
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They are often explicitly sold on the notion of enduring relevance.
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Now, the film seems to go beyond relevance — it's a warning.
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It said the information "may be of criminal relevance", without elaborating.
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In it, Rauschenberg embedded numerous images of personal relevance and significance.
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"I am almost positive this has a political relevance," Kovacs said.
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Much discussion ensued about the purpose, role and relevance of OSI.
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Come 2013, its sales were expectedly low, and its relevance waning.
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"But I think the relevance is not solely American ... It's global."
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The medium is his message too, adding to his creeping relevance.
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He credits the lasting relevance of "Hairspray" to its unlikely heroine.
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Many of these experiments generate information of direct relevance to industry.
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This month party bigwigs will make a fresh bid for relevance.
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It spins its wheels over side stories without finding their relevance.
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None are factors that hold any relevance to taste or freshness.
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In such limited space, pacing, punctuation and voice have added relevance.
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But the M-1 is beginning to lose relevance, Bunker argues.
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The relevance metric, though, is the one to pay attention to.
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Other countries, though, likely will feel pain, giving the meeting relevance.
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And that's what gives me hope for the band's enduring relevance.
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It could not have any relevance to national security or diplomacy.
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And the dynamics were around personalization, which is not relevance, right?
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It's also possible the strike will gain more political relevance. Sen.
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The question, at least according to its critics, is Sigtarp's relevance.
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I've seen surveys citing skepticism over the relevance of the internet.
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Doesn't that choice of guests underline Flea's indictment of rock's relevance?
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"The thing that worries me is so-called relevance," he said.
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Such advances would have relevance to a wide-array of disciplines.
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Its relevance has not waned even as geopolitics have shifted significantly.
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But the relevance doesn't need to stop with a single interaction.
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Still he beams at its success and celebrates its cultural relevance.
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Their continued cultural relevance can baffle observers unfamiliar with the form.
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McGregor is turning historical revisionism into a strategy for perpetual relevance.
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"For America, it has no relevance," he said in an interview.
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F1 was an alternative, but the road relevance is not there.
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Her relevance was briefly inflated by being the object of Mrs.
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The judge and prosecutor objected to the relevance of the question.
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It also raised the question of the relevance of the monarchy.
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Sports' "cultural relevance," as Futterman puts it, may be in decline.
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And that adds a tremendous amount of relevance to our consumers.
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Does this have any relevance in other relationships in your life?
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"Competition has reduced the relevance of [Black Friday]," Forrester's Kodali said.
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Extolling their ongoing relevance doesn't take anything away from younger musicians.
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It makes no great claims of topical relevance or artistic ambition.
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Booker's problem is that his window of relevance is closing rapidly.
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"This is an all-out battle for relevance and market share."
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In this instance, it carries an extra jolt of political relevance.
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It's another thing to be critical after his relevance is done.
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She found the data had immediate relevance to her personal history.
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The show sells continuity as well as novelty, nostalgia alongside relevance.
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What does that say about college basketball's relevance in our culture?
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Graham says he has achieved graduating levels of relevance with Trump.
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There's this austere need to prioritize things that have no relevance.
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Breakdancing becoming an Olympic sport would further underscore rap's cultural relevance.
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The relevance to future employment in the rail transit industry is unclear.
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"It was rejected because the relevance [to metastasis] wasn't clear," he said.
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But its political relevance and popularity have made it a difficult target.
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"I don't think it's the end of Britain's global relevance," Bruder said.
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"Geopolitical relevance is returning to the Balkans," laments Veton Latifi, an analyst.
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Jason Bourne will have to fight his way back to cultural relevance.
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Fifty-seven years later, the conversation retains spontaneity, vitality, relevance, and insight.
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Maybe something timely, that would have relevance in this divided political climate?
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The concerned mom leading the banning effort didn't see its prophetic relevance.
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Reinventing Relevance with Morgan DeBaun (Blavity) 10:50 AM – 11:10 AM
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With that line, Morgan justifies the continued relevance of The X-Files.
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Spotting its relevance and advice to current events isn't a political statement.
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RIVERA: What relevance does that have to do, discussion on which part?
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Still, mobile phones do have some relevance to the plot of "Unsane".
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It's all part of the company's continuing long game for social relevance.
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But marketers also need to establish the cultural relevance of their brands.
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The personal relevance of other pieces is subtler but no less compelling.
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AMC gained relevance because of shows like Breaking Bad and Mad Men.
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"I couldn't help but feel a certain very vital relevance," he says.
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The content that once defined the algorithm will be purged from relevance.
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THOSE PEOPLE WHO UNDERSTAND THIS MARKET REALIZE THE RELEVANCE OF THAT ACQUISITION.
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What has changed to enable that level of pop culture relevance today?
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The relevance of that statement depends on who is doing the talking.
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Unfortunate's relevance is more about the show's sensibility, both visually and tonally.
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Abloh's analogy to the food industry has another layer of relevance, too.
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It makes for enjoyable reading, but you wonder what the relevance is.
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That hasn't stopped her from acknowledging her novel's recent resurgence in relevance.
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James puts forward a compelling argument here and one with past relevance.
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The version released today can rank categorical relevance for any text entry.
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Apple's ad system is heavily based on relevance above all other factors.
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Google is managing for relevance; Facebook is managing for engagement, you say.
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BUT EVERY GENERATION HAS HAD TO REINVENT THE RELEVANCE OF COCA-COLA.
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What we found is interesting with relevance far beyond the biopharmaceutical industry.
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I can never plumb its depths, but I cannot ignore its relevance.
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Although I didn't see the relevance, I provided them as per request.
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Pokemon Go is like a barometer of brick-and-mortar youth relevance.
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Its relevance has declined since the 1989 fall of the Berlin Wall.
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GONG: Does Justin "iPad Mini" Forsett have any future for fantasy relevance?
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Meanwhile, the two major parties are diminishing in power, relevance and inclusion.
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"Having a fund increases one's relevance," Mr. Brown said in an interview.
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"Relevance" feels like an intriguing rough draft prematurely thrown into public view.
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What relevance should they have for the national debate about gun laws?
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Republican strategist Hogan Gidley said the violence gave relevance to Trump's message.
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The Medicare privatization plan that relaunched his policy relevance is also dead.
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Wood finds relevance in one of their most arcane interests, political theory.
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You've got to make a pretty good case for your own relevance.
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Then, for social media relevance, new metrics began to quantify your value.
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Focus on relevance, says Dana Leavy-Detrick, founder of Brooklyn Resume Studio.
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But this "Othello" isn't striving for contemporary relevance or high-concept surprise.
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You speak of Party as if it has relevance in the kingdom.
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To what extent are they merely trying to establish their own relevance?
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The McCabe emails released Wednesday have relevance to another controversy as well.
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The piece I had had no relevance to my life at all.
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Democrats should be talking about the relevance and presence of voter suppression.
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Twitter is raw, open and immediate, allowing the crowd to determine relevance.
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That last discussion acquires unintended relevance during scenes of heavy-breathing confrontation.
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With that, a title historically weighted with incredible symbolism lost its relevance.
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Global consultancy firm Prophet recently released its fourth annual Brand Relevance Index.
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These days "Gabriel Over the White House" takes on an eerie relevance.
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"Is it taught with context and relevance and meaning?" he asked, sympathetically.
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" He added: "Its relevance has been diminished with the passing of time.
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These modernist ideals have retained their relevance many years after modernism itself.
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Raisins aren't the only snack of the recent past struggling for relevance.
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It's not necessarily a product at ... KS: It's not the same relevance.
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"If you alienate your core, your credibility and relevance tumbles," Mr. Crutchfield said.
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So, in this one example at least, the tech's targeting relevance was fair.
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That leaves Democrats facing a fight not just over policy -- but for relevance.
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Everyone needs a time to shine, and to remind people of their relevance.
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THE SWAMP Broadway's 'Hamilton' and its relevance to Pompeo's upcoming meeting with Senate.
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Facebook has been bleeding users and losing relevance as a social media hub.
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It's an interesting twist, and one that certainly holds relevance in today's climate.
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Anthropologists might say it's because some colors have more cultural relevance than others.
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She said the relevance of the musical's message is not lost on her.
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The irony plaguing this show, of course, is the degree of its relevance.
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Still, the cast and creators intend to maintain the show's relevance and inclusivity.
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It is funny (and not-so-funny) how it does have this relevance.
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These are problems that, if left unresolved, will endanger the WTO's future relevance.
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Still, the question of the relevance of it all hung in the air.
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Political relevance, like middle-class prosperity, is harder to sustain than once appreciated.
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Without headline-grabbing appeal, festivals risk losing their lustre, if not their relevance.
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Relevance: On one hand, the episode features a smorgasbord of contemporary social anxieties.
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After two centuries, the theory of comparative advantage can seem lacking in relevance.
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The Stripped era was probably Aguilera's most significant moment of pop cultural relevance.
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"German security policy has relevance — also far beyond our country," the paper states.
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Both meetings drew Trump officials, another sign of their growing relevance and reach.
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In fact, Detroit was unbearably incensing and disheartening precisely because of its relevance.
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Lead with a purpose to provide more value and relevance to your consumer.
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But by breaking the maxim of relevance it sends an entirely different message.
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Far Cry 25 is a game crippled by its potential for social relevance.
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"We&aposre inching our way back towards relevance," Astros manager A.J. Hinch said.
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We wanted to keep that idea to have a relevance at Pebble Beach.
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It can be a time of rejuvenation, or a desperate grab at relevance.
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Then again, that population figure argues strongly against the relevance of my opinion.
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And the expense might be for naught with cash machines gradually losing relevance.
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Recently, we've seen plenty of other aging fighters make unexpected returns to relevance.
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Papers, Please's relevance has only grown in the four years since its release.
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Outstripped by coastal metropolises thriving on resurgent foreign trade, Xi'an struggled for relevance.
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Those companies will come and go in terms of their relevance for us.
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In an attempt to reestablish its international relevance, East Germany turned to sports.
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But its relevance has declined since the 1989 fall of the Berlin Wall.
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Thus, predetermining relevance at this stage of the investigation could be a mistake.
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Sentinel-3A will be of most relevance to the programme's marine monitoring service.
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It is a story whose relevance grows more pressing with each passing year.
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Other examples cited by the press hold even less relevance for today's experience.
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So there's lots of exciting work to be done, and there's certainly relevance.
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But there are some large-scale objects and installations, two of local relevance.
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The truth is, Africa is a region of important strategic and diplomatic relevance.
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Aging pop stars must navigate the challenge of maintaining relevance while avoiding desperation.
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But she doesn't want the statue's Wall Street location to narrow her relevance.
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For literature to be meaningful it should not necessarily be of obvious relevance.
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Denver's path to relevance in this game was making Carolina settle for three.
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Experience and knowledge are rapidly losing their relevance to success in the workplace.
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Papers, Please's relevance has only grown in the four years since its release.
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In terms of the level of soccer, but also attendance, branding and relevance.
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All that information gets sucked up by the algorithm and inspected for relevance.
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"The relevance to my life is the connection I'm struggling with," she wrote.
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And the show's relevance has only increased since the series began in 2013.
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In this climate, the quirky, family-run Dr. Bronner's has achieved mainstream relevance.
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Beyond the all too often incestuous world of gaming, it has cultural relevance.
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The network newscasts had lost relevance, thanks to cable and digital news media.
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The dream of Social Security privatization that launched his policy relevance is dead.
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All of which is to say that Trump's unpopularity has somewhat limited relevance.
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Certainly, too, the continuing relevance of Catholicism to French life has been underestimated.
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Truth is no defense for Google; lack of continued "relevance" carries the day.
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The seal stone's possible relevance to the Homeric epics is intriguing but elusive.
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The treaty bears little relevance to the current relationship between Washington and Tehran.
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What relevance, if any, does that unavoidable reality have for preventing future genocides?
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MTV cancelled "The Hills" after six seasons and the couple's relevance sharply declined.
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"It doesn't have any relevance to what I think about this," he said.
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Once big supermarket chains entered the country, however, the market gradually lost relevance.
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"Programming is a key part of the festival maintaining its relevance," he said.
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Relevance, business growth and sustainability are needs at the top of their lists.
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"There's not a lot of evidence that you can buy relevance," Murray said.
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Its relevance withstands economic changes, thanks to Gerber's expertise in business consulting — Inc.
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FS21 was nowhere close to relevance when Horowitz took charge in April 13.
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As the lines between government and corporate America blur, the Constitution's relevance fades.
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We had a great sense of urgency about the relevance of this story.
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Alliance leaders carry the responsibility to articulate NATO's common purpose and ongoing relevance.
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Some of them were funny, and some had a great deal of relevance.
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But it is hard to avoid the feeling that its relevance is overplayed.
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Despite losing his second title fight, Johnson hasn't felt a fall from relevance.
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Her work has never lost its relevance, but it feels especially pertinent today.
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"Relevance," Graham said, returning to the word as if it were a mantra.
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The Grammys are also on the cusp of a shift in genre relevance.
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That's not the highest form of relevance, but it's something to smile about.
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Apple will average out the relevance scores across ads for that term, and if your app doesn't pass a certain mark of relevance based on keywords, reviews, downloads and other factors, it won't be allowed to clutter up "non relevant" categories.
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He even dips into subjects of questionable relevance, like cognitive diversity and cultural bias.
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Alongside the curiosities, Ms Schulten weaves in eye-popping facts of sharp contemporary relevance.
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For instance, Algolia customers will be able to A/B test different relevance formulas.
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Services like Facebook and Twitter show you stuff based on newness, relevance, and popularity.
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Electoral relevance was another goal of the ballot proposition that will not be realized.
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Now, the New York Times is fighting desperately for its relevance and financial survival.
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Chosen with some thought, these animals naturally resurface throughout the year with personal relevance.
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A gem of a museum in Ohio known for European masterpieces, gains contemporary relevance.
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Even if we knew what they thought, it has so little relevance to today.
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On November 9, 2016, I wrote an essay defending the relevance of covering technology.
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They are focused on the verses that I like and have relevance to me.
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Let's talk about the unexpected relevance of white supremacists as villains in this show.
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It trips me out that there's more relevance with what's happening in the world.
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But in the end, it bore little relevance because it had never been punched.
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Starmeter: 141 Matt Damon Relevance: Thanks to an ongoing joke on Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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With more mobile activity taking place in apps, traditional search loses relevance on smartphones.
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Venture capitalists worried about losing their relevance in the region want to stay invested.
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But if anything, the VP debate tests the relevance of facts in this election.
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We were grappling with the relevance of our chosen field to our wider communities.
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And relevance seems to be the name of the game with today's news, too.
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A decline in SCBC's relevance for SC's strategy would be negative for the rating.
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Gordon's arrest for domestic violence and kidnapping clearly has relevance to Fulton County officials.
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Indeed, the app's breaking news alerts consistently impressed us with their speed and relevance.
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The story of 1968's enduring relevance in Germany is by no means unique.
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They reinstated their relevance and their web expanded for the first time in years.
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Those who prefer the social relevance and sophisticated themes of the 212s and 1980s?
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For Essential Products, this reported device could also be its last shot at relevance.
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" But recent research puts it at a relevance level even below "just one indicator.
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This creeping decentralization, both physically and temporally, has contributed to the event's waning relevance.
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And that could be good or bad — some kind of emotional excitement or relevance.
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"However, there needs to be some valid proof of rigor and relevance," he said.
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But rather than being outdated, The Social Network has only skyrocketed in its relevance.
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MK Capital led the investment in Passport, joined by Grotech Ventures and Relevance Capital.
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What possible relevance does Feinberg's ethnicity have to do with the question he asked?
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No, it's just the story of a nebulous venture that failed to establish relevance.
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The questions can be detailed—and of little relevance to the job being sought.
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"A person's behaviour on Twitter provides an invaluable source of relevance information," she wrote.
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The product sounds good in theory, but Kalepso faces an uphill battle for relevance.
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Media-fueled reviews typically violate our Content Guidelines, one of which deals with relevance.
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Beyond its political and social relevance, the initiative is also deeply personal to Acevedo.
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Three months later, there was another civil ruling with relevance to the King case.
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" Marion County GOP Chair David Hall: "I really don't see the relevance of it.
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They needed to assert their own relevance as opposed to serving the public's interest.
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It's imperfect, but also couldn't minimize its own relevance even if it wanted to.
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Relevance begins with an app's metadata, which is used to automatically create the ad.
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He then questioned the relevance of the detailed planning emails that Cooney had highlighted.
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Ahead, the shows whose relevance outlasts their length — the one-seasoners we'll always remember.
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But has the exuberance of the conservative press come at the price of relevance?
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Like the rest of print publishing, it's fought for relevance in the digital era.
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"This also establishes its relevance to both eating and identity and affiliation," she said.
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In the same spirit, Zeman is clinging to Putin to retain his own relevance.
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Zuckerberg proceeded to answer a question that he hadn't been asked, about ad relevance.
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But collecting data and translating data into to policy relevance are two different skills.
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Some key senators have already expressed doubt about Blasey's account and questioned its relevance.
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Some might say that the Declaration lacks relevance since discriminations and conflicts still exist.
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This openness is an explicit effort to support international cooperation and facilitate global relevance.
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Relevance to character: Does the scene reinforce or reveal anything specific about the character?
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The study confirms that light pollution continues to increase and is of global relevance.
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But any issue without direct relevance to McConnell's political fortunes is, for him, negotiable.
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At best, he could take charge and lead a fragmented franchise back to relevance.
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But as the population became more established and complex, the group lost its relevance.
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In another sign of Mr. Kasich's relevance, he has been deemed worthy of attacking.
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A lot of the sketches in Mr. Show seem to carry added relevance today.
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The New York Knicks and Minnesota Timberwolves both exist just outside real NBA relevance.
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The more I learned about prepping, the more I saw the relevance of it.
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The work has faced increasing scrutiny over its present-day relevance, empathy, and privilege.
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In fact, some of these technologies could have practical relevance within the next decade.
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Holding an opposing view to any administration does not have any relevance, Zaid said.
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Regardless of the question, out of nowhere, with zero relevance, comes Hillary Clinton's emails.
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Now the policy magazines of previous decades face diminishing relevance and worsening financial prospects.
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That could be good or bad, it's some kind of emotional excitement or relevance.
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HBO's recent mini-series "Chernobyl" appeared an even less likely candidate for buzzy relevance.
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In Orner's exhilarating, charmingly self-deprecating memoir-in-books, the relevance of stories reigns.
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That age-old question has taken on new relevance in the era of #MeToo.
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This gives the book an eerie resonance, a worrisome sense of never-expiring relevance.
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So how did the Jonas Brothers pull off this and find relevance in 2020?
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In the new timeline, Twitter attempts to rank tweets based on quality and relevance.
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Clinical trials in people would be needed to determine the clinical relevance for patients.
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But what it lacks in length and interactivity, it makes up for in relevance.
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Perhaps that's all the evidence one needs for the continuing relevance of his art.
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"The Mist" might just be an opening act for a run at real relevance.
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Bolton wasn't giving up his secrets for free, despite their relevance to Trump's impeachment.
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You need to break out of the compulsion for power, glory, ego, relevance, contribution.
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Mr. de Blasio's attacks are a desperate attempt to gain relevance, Mr. Loeser said.
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The relevance of Thucydides seemed particularly great at the arrival of the Cold War.
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It's a debate of huge relevance to Hughes's efforts to fund basic income programs.
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If Trek is going to have meaning and relevance again, it has to change.
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In terms of story, the relevance of this encounter is hard to pin down.
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Opioid, Indiana, a fictitious town, is struggling for relevance and is decimated by addiction.
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Four decades on, the distinction's uneasy compromise supplies Buckley's relevance—for better and worse.
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I couldn't see the relevance of either of those things to the defamation claim.
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I think it's also really important for maintaining our relevance as an art form.
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"Remove everything that has no relevance to the story," wrote Russian playwright Anton Chekhov.
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Overall, these are the top 250 brands on Prophet's Brand Relevance Index for 248.
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Ray, and more specifically Anyscale, is notable for its relevance to today's computing needs.
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Back in August, Miranda, 39, spoke about the continued relevance of the musical's story.
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If done right, a flagship like the G43 can catapult a brand into relevance.
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What decisions might they make that would visually reinforce the book's relevance to today?
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But its continued relevance in our digitized daily lives is somewhat of a marvel.
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The issue of relevance ties into Twitter's next prerogative: the health of the platform.
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Before "Bel Canto" opened, the media made much of its relevance to current events.
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"There are no doubts on the relevance of this particular work today," she states.
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That is the road back to relevance, and the White House, for the Democrats.
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I think what everybody's fighting for in a world of infinite content is relevance.
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It argues for the relevance of fairs beyond their value as international trade bazaars.
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Say that divisions have relevance beyond the fighter holding the belt and prove it.
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Whatever the real-world relevance of Confederate history to US today, its relevance to the Constitution -- and, particularly, the Civil War Amendments -- is central: It was the sole animating reason for the three amendments that dramatically reshaped federal authority over the states.
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Google must play a leading role in the next wave, or it will lose relevance.
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Yet for all its dark social relevance, It is also moving, emotional, and even optimistic.
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But as the era of modern medicine began rolling along, leeches faded out of relevance.
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Eggo execs say that the hit Netflix show gave the frozen breakfast food "cultural relevance."
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The assumption, maybe, is that this connection will help younger viewers understand the show's relevance.
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He allows the Guardians of the Galaxy to retain their relevance in Marvel's overarching storyline.
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The author is on safer ground when he explains the relevance of Smith's ideas today.
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He deftly works the media, as he has for years, to bolster his own relevance.
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But the film's efforts at metaphor or relevance only amount to a few vague shrugs.
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In some cases this has left parties floundering for relevance once their exalted leader dies.
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In normal daylight and day-to-day life, however, your pores have very little relevance.
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More importantly, I decided, if it weren't, The Peripheral would lose all relevance, all resonance.
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His work unpacks history from a contemporary perspective, delivering stirring thematic relevance with theatrical flair.
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The relevance of this discussion to current Democratic politics — and to today's column — seems obvious.
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The Golden Circle grasps at the same real-world relevance on an even shakier foundation.
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OPEC's relevance was already on the wane, and the Qataris may hope to accelerate that.
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Conway criticized Yilek's work and dismissed the relevance of her husband in writing about her.
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But while Trump's comments on autism have little scientific legitimacy, they have tremendous political relevance.
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I'm sure they have their own measures of relevance for what they think people want.
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Since the fall of the Berlin Wall, these binaries have had less and less relevance.
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They're meant to work in all conditions, and in turn, have more relevance for consumers.
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Facebook and Twitter give priority to latest updates; Google says it's working to prioritize relevance.
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But as the decade wore on, the continuing relevance of Mr Autor's work became clear.
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Do you think the show has taken on new or added relevance since Trump's win?
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The EU said its green light had no relevance to the AGCOM review and ruling.
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Wednesday's FDA panel meeting will also discuss the relevance of blood eosinophils in COPD patients.
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Now, it's entered dog costume territory in perhaps the truest sign of its eternal relevance.
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A decline in SCB China's relevance for SC's strategy would be negative for the rating.
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Less clear is whether this plot point will have any relevance to future MCU movies.
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It is the press coverage of the President's tweets that give them relevance and reach.
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The two major emotional themes of the season have personal relevance to Harmon in particular.
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And in the age of mobile browsing and apps, the company's relevance eroded even further.
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This statement enrages those who believe their feelings maintain the same relevance as factual evidence.
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This was a deliberate decision, to rob the game of any relevance — a marketing decision.
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I think what we're there to do is to expand the show's reach and relevance.
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Most importantly, it shows home automation has relevance that goes beyond convenience or wow factor.
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In the past week alone, we have seen the importance and relevance of this legislation.
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His qualms on Monday once again centered on the rules about the relevance of evidence.
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Both he and Lobley want the collection to retain its relevance in the modern age.
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According to her, Lilith is a powerful figure with a continued relevance for women today.
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They simply relocated and morphed to include different classes, until they lost any lingering relevance.
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When you're getting to that level of cultural relevance you transcend trend and become timeless.
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They are losing their relevance and their resonance, in part from repetitious, almost ritualistic invocation.
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The rise of VCs also raises concerns about the relevance of some non-dollar currencies.
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Could this theme be a way of professing political relevance without distressing Salzburg's gala audience?
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More studies are needed to confirm its relevance to chronic fatigue patients, the paper says.
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But it was also, implicitly, an argument for the continued relevance of Black Lives Matter.
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The strike has strategic implications and amplifies the relevance asymmetric drone war for the future.
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The study author Sally Anne Gross told THUMP about its particular relevance for electronic music.
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I'm often struck by the relevance of themes from the show to our own time.
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Now that symbol of relevance was gone, sent south to Raleigh as the Carolina Hurricanes.
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Independent, neutral evaluators will then confirm each patent's relevance to the LTE standard for handsets.
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Of course, accessibility features have far greater relevance than simply bespoke tools for disabled people.
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As part of its ploy for relevance, SeaWorld is digging back into its boozier roots.
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They're never in the same aesthetic tone and lack relevance to the programming they accompany.
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These often include call logs and videos of no obvious relevance to the apps themselves.
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During their brief interview, he and Mr. Sarkozy discussed the relevance of Freudian theory today.
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The current tone of national discourse lends this small but significant exhibition a timely relevance.
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Results are determined by about 200 factors, including relevance, freshness and the popularity of queries.
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One thing that gets lost in the popular narrative is the continued relevance of stores.
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If they didn't exist, there would be serious questions about what our relevance has been.
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This advice may have greater relevance after Super Tuesday, depending on how smoothly it goes.
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Rachel Bodt has been mulling over the relevance of hair color in our new lives.
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Questions about radicalism online have taken on a grim new relevance after this week's violence.
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But in Latin America, beauty pageants are a bid for relevance on the world stage.
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Outside of Barr, there is a compelling cross-generational relevance in the cast and creators.
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Since the study was conducted within Britain's National Health Service, its international relevance is unclear.
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Billion-dollar defense budgets may need to be re-examined for their relevance and value.
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Jacobs became philosophical as conversation turned to the subject of a designer's relevance and longevity.
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Almost none of this is believable, neither the aggression nor the feints at sociopolitical relevance.
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But I think John Bolton's relevance to our decision has become, has become increasingly clear.
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The more the leaders lead, the less direct relevance they have to the climate problem.
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If an issue is of both, professional and personal relevance, consider submitting a media OpEd.
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Tennis's calendar is already overcrowded, with new and existing events jostling for space and relevance.
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The Palestinian Authority is struggling for relevance in the Middle East and is feeling unloved.
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So that particular aspect of American fiction I think is still of great relevance today.
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Here are 9 restaurant chains that lost relevance or closed completely in the last decade.
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With the current rise of "plant-based" branding, butter alternatives might just find new relevance.
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But it also underscored an age divide when it comes to her pop culture relevance.
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Pete Buttigieg and Beto O'Rourke, similarly, look like people whose campaigns have totally lost relevance.
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But it may well turn out to have particular relevance for financial markets in 2020.
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That is still relevant, but nowhere close to the relevance today that was true previously.
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A brand that was ahead on all of this now has to fight for relevance.
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Is the relevance of these artists and their work universally understood across divergent cultural contexts?
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To reconsider The Cable Guy is to understand its increasing relevance in the postmodern world.
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Rent's receding relevance is also in large part thanks to the aging of its audience.
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They develop strategies, marketing concepts, contact agencies before they ever created anything of any relevance.
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It has lost its foundations and has not yet found its relevance to 21st century politics.
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Apple says the relevance of its suggestions will improve over time, based on how you engage.
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Some would argue that all of late night actually is about relevance and not about ratings.
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If only more of "Tales of the City" crackled with that kind of energy and relevance.
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But hardline unions are now grappling for relevance as strikes become less frequent and less disruptive.
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I know we're a minority and really don't give a shit because that has no relevance.
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Through that lens, Snapchat's daily user stat—and ultimately, its relevance—seem ripe for a nosedive.
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Rao initially questioned the relevance of that, but then said no, she did not believe that.
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The "passive relevance determination of content" means users get to find what they're looking for faster.
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The success of sponsored content depends on publishers delivering some value and relevance to their audience.
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A better question may concern the relevance of an artist's biography to assessments of his work.
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The strong suit of work produced at the time was its "political relevance," Mr. Biesenbach said.
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The relevance of a lot of your older stuff, like "Men in Cities," feels ever-growing.
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She's an animated speaker who drives home the relevance of Cole's work, then and now. (moma.org.)
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Cleveland partisans might argue that broad past patterns are of limited relevance to the 2017 finals.
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But it has significant relevance I think, especially when you put it into America, especially now.
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I MEAN, THINK ABOUT HOW YOU CAN BRING A.I. TO IMPROVE THE RELEVANCE OF THAT FEED.
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Brad Pitt Relevance: As of 2018, Pitt has been, thanks to his low-profile, mildly irrelevant.
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They are also worried about their own relevance: a think-tanker's job is to influence policy.
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Institutions must establish data provenance, and assure quality and relevance for the data input into algorithms.
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But as the field of AI has matured, the test has lost much of its relevance.
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Despite its power and enduring relevance, Threads has always been tough to find outside of Britain.
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Here's a look at several different units that hold relevance heading into the 2018-19 season.
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"It gives us a deeply skewed view of probability, history, progress, development, and relevance," Wijnberg writes.
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Competition for top spot in the world economy is fierce, and Western economies risk losing relevance.
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One is the "maxim of relevance": if someone randomly veers off-topic they break that maxim.
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And for a long time, that created a huge barrier of entry for esports' mainstream relevance.
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Fashion week is dying because it has zero relevance to the way modern shoppers buy stuff.
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They also forged an unlikely alliance with Mr Saleh, who saw a way back to relevance.
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When it comes to Newsfeed relevance and crowding, you too can be part of the solution.
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And if the novel cannot confront the biggest danger to humanity, can it retain its relevance?
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What is apparent, though, is that the Longhorns have a long way to regain national relevance.
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But Martin was one of the last remaining LiveJournal bloggers of any sort of worldwide relevance.
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Honest and accurate for that moment in time, but also liable to suffer from fading relevance.
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The Fair Housing Project finds its strength and relevance as a project of artistic economic fantasy.
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"This is television trying to rediscover its relevance as an arena for broad dialogue," he said.
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Despite his eventual fade from relevance in the music business, Heller remained outspoken about the industry.
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Hell, we even danced to "Back to Back" as it pushed Meek further out of relevance.
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The good news is that the renegotiation is of secondary relevance in the impending referendum campaign.
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"As they lose territory they want to try to prove their relevance and legitimacy," he acknowledged.
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Timing must be ripe for a revival; the audience must want it or feel its relevance.
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But the shuffle has lost just about all relevance with the advent of subscription music services.
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Back when BlackBerry was still clinging on to relevance, Tencent came out with WeChat for BlackBerry.
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Looking to the future, Mercedes sees increasing relevance of its F1 development to road-going cars.
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Smart technology will have diminished relevance unless the American citizen can capitalize on the smart data.
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A decade on, the group's calls to reject the mainstream industry have taken on new relevance.
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The respondents were asked questions pertaining to trustworthiness and accuracy, expert analysis/opinions, and personal relevance.
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The finding holds relevance today, when the average preschooler watches four hours of television a day.
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Facts about Muslims, and Mexicans — historical facts — have as little relevance to him as current realities.
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From many scans like this, the prototypes can be evaluated for safety, accuracy, and clinical relevance.
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Does anything from the article or your interview have relevance to your own possible career path?
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It's a genuine conundrum, but one Democrats must solve in order to restore their political relevance.
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Her students learned because they became emotionally engaged in material that had personal relevance to them.
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But, for anyone skeptical about the abiding power and relevance of radio, this moment provided proof.
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It has as much relevance today as when the judges first became upset with the FBI.
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As a former FCC staffer, I have defended the relevance of the agency on numerous occasions.
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During a panel with three big agencies at AT&T's Relevance Conference in Santa Barbara, Calif.
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One of the engines for the film's continued relevance has been its resonance with gay fans.
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Xandr announced its deals with Bloomberg and Vudu at its Relevance Conference in Santa Barbara, Calif.
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Reviewed by David Frum This book is subversively revisionist history with sharp relevance to the present.
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Having stepped back from a campaign of his own, Mr. Trump sought relevance through Mr. Romney's.
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The reformists risk sacrificing their identity in this coalition; outside of it, they sacrifice their relevance.
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So we had Dan on the show to talk about the episode's relevance and lasting impact.
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But when she encountered a range of examples from different countries, she finally understood their relevance.
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Their agenda, tailored to the Cold War, had little obvious relevance to a post-Soviet world.
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At the same time, they don't want to overreact to something that may have less relevance.
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On stage, historical distance often means nothing: Dramatic relevance can emerge when you least expect it.
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So in honor of opening day, here is a quick story that has relevance beyond baseball.
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A Vice Media spokeswoman disputed the relevance of any connection between Mr. Angelo and Mr. Murdoch.
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Depraved, a soulful indie take on Frankenstein, proves the perennial relevance of Mary Shelley's monstrous creation.
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It hasn't all been visits to archaeological sites and meditations on the contemporary relevance of antiquity.
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"Power means relevance in the moment, which is very fleeting in the media," Mr. Cuomo said.
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Melville's novel and Britten's opera are poignant reminders of the beauty and relevance of gay history.
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"Our focus is on delivering capability for our soldiers at the speed of relevance," said Gen.
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The project continues Mr. Bey's exploration of history and its relationship and relevance to the present.
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It's giving me a new level of confidence in articulating the relevance of what I'm doing.
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The strains and indignities that come with remaking a life give Niloo's story poignancy and relevance.
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Of its philosophical architecture there was never any doubt, despite this revival's eagerness to ensure relevance.
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"I still believe that Miss America has relevance and purpose in 2017 and beyond," she said.
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His self-aggrandizing efforts at relevance in the 2016 presidential election were a public relations disaster.
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First, we need to embrace the relevance of our constitutional history, not shy away from it.
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Neither period nor modern in style, it does not insist on any one-for-one relevance.
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Most importantly, the Court highlighted the relevance of the public community and their appreciation of 5Pointz.
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As E3 continues to lose relevance, Keighley's departure is a real gut-punch for the event.
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In addition to making Mr. West richer, the collaboration has given Adidas a new cultural relevance.
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However, children are not learning about slavery, its impact, and its relevance today, and it shows.
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Because the draft is no longer in place, its relevance is minimal, and compliance is patchy.
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Even the New Yorker and The New York Times are reporting on astrology's surge in relevance.
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The judgment of the interviewers, in other words, added nothing of relevance to the admissions process.
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The Upshot ranks it as the game with the absolute least relevance to the playoff chase.
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These measures enhanced communication among Chinese from different regions, but also diminished the relevance of dialects.
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Yet beyond its theological relevance, Langston is more concerned with the psychological effects of this practice.
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Very cool piece that brings a gusty blast of Henry David Thoreau into sharp modern relevance.
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As long as HRC operates as a "shadow President", what she says carries relevance and weight.
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Reuters spoke to Stewart, Mackie and director Benedict Andrews about the film and its relevance today.
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Reuters spoke to Stewart, Mackie and director Benedict Andrews about the film and its relevance today.
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Those emails were determined, by a Clinton lawyer, to be personal -- and with no professional relevance.
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Her book, published almost two decades ago, finds renewed relevance in a world of heightened nationalism.
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And it's really, really hard to obtain relevance if you're not on platforms where consumers are.
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That's part of what a newspaper does with its endorsements is sort of assert its relevance.
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What she's after are psychology — a tool for Christie, an end-all for Phelps — and relevance.
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The relevance of "An Acceptable Loss" to the current global political climate is immediate and obvious.
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But the wheel will turn again, and the relevance of "Girls" will wax as it does.
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Far more than just some youthful clash of egos, the incident has a much wider relevance.
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It was hard to see the relevance of Armstrong's questioning — or, indeed, those of other Republicans.
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I yearned to know the stories behind them but their potential relevance and messages fall silent.
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" Creed said that KFC, with its well-known mascot, red-and-white-striped buckets and "finger-lickin' good" catchphrase, embodies distinction; Pizza Hut, with its newly lowered prices and focus on delivery, is growing in relevance; and Taco Bell sits at the cornerstone of "relevance and distinctiveness.
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"When they get saddled with all of this debt, it really limits their ability to stay on top of the game and ahead of the curve, so they end up playing catch-up and lose their relevance in a market where relevance is critical," he said.
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But one aspect of the story that's gained increasing relevance in recent years is its political angle.
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By exploring personal experiences with her subjects, Prince tapped into ways that individual anecdotes carry universal relevance.
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"Azevedo also said "in the letter, Tran mentioned Russian hackers and said he had information of relevance.
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No study, no matter how good, can measure and report everything of interest and relevance, of course.
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This brings us directly to the fourth primary measure, of particular relevance to the Central American crisis.
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The site had interviewed the film's director, James DeMonaco, about the show's relevance in the 2016 election.
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Now they&aposre straining for relevance and tripping all over themselves to align with that millennial socialist.
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Such material is ripe for meaningful discussion, and shows the relevance of art history to today's student.
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There's such a relevance to his work, not only from his personal story but also his subjects.
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But these Windows all-in-one's illustrate the increased relevance of the desktop in the mobile era.
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Since the couple's marriage in 2014, the Kardashian family has ascended to a new kind of relevance.
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During an interview on The Vergecast, Logitech CEO Bracken Darrell discussed Harmony's shrinking relevance at the company.
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Finally, there is the organizational and fiscal direction that the alliance must take to maintain its relevance.
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Let's take a moment to appreciate DHL's innovation and its relevance to conversations about the sharing economy.
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I think the Trump team recognizes the relevance of the Freedom Caucus, and the influence they have.
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Grande's old-fashioned vocalist-first ethos and retro style didn't generate a big bang of cultural relevance.
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I will also focus on dialing up Chipotle's cultural relevance through innovation in menu and digital communications.
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We caught up with Parker to talk about his new series and its relevance to current events.
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"Amber wants to maintain the media's attention and thereby preserve her own fleeting relevance," state the documents.
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These questions carry fresh relevance as Education Secretary Betsy DeVos continues her crusade for unrestricted school choice.
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Relevance: "USS Callister" is relevant today in the same way Terminator remains relevant: largely in the abstract.
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Alan Rusbridger, Ms Viner's predecessor, had led the newspaper to global relevance with a large online readership.
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And Collier ultimately acknowledges the paper's awkward relevance, given Brexit's top spot in the headlines these days.
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It's a time of tremendous celebration, one that rivals the holidays in its social and cultural relevance.
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We should be careful, though, not to assign a narrow sense of relevance to Bradford's efforts here.
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Chapman only discovered her relevance to his case after Serial creator Sarah Koenig contacted her in 2014.
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She's thickly embroiled in Bachelor Nation, which is to say, her social media presence screams Bachelor relevance.
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The summer has passed, and with it the relevance of Bachelor in Paradise, ABC's scammiest reality show.
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They also found an unlikely alliance in Mr Saleh, who saw a way back to political relevance.
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Ms Lockhart argues that the advisory notices may be part of the organisation's attempts to regain relevance.
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They're both video entertainment companies at the vanguard of cultural relevance, yet have no overlap in products.
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First and foremost, divining relevance from these data releases usually requires one to dismiss the headline numbers.
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"It's not a competition between urban farms and landed farms; it's a question of relevance," he said.
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"The opposition deny the validity and relevance of everything we do," says Zoltan Kovacs, a government spokesman.
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Swirling soap-opera character motivations together with the costume fights and social relevance became a Marvel hallmark.
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As the chief executive job of Yahoo, she would try to return the Internet giant to relevance.
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First, old industrial skills are acquiring new relevance thanks to such things as advances in materials science.
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But Twitter, as it loses its relevance, needs all the celebrities — and their drama — it can get.
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Its continued relevance underlines that gun violence has been an issue long before the shooting in Florida.
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Why it matters: Though very different, both Accomable and AdBasis have clear relevance to Airbnb's core business.
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And so they flay about, trying to make a point about relevance that nobody but them understands.
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Many of the posts contain images of inspirational quotes that vary in their relevance to mindfulness practice.
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This message has clear relevance in the effort to manage North Korea and to denuclearize the peninsula.
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Here's the relevant passage, which is almost surreal in its relevance more than half a century later.
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I guess I mean beyond public relevance and more about that inner taproot or well of creativity.
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In showcasing art that was typically not for sale, the fair achieved an unusual depth and relevance.
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Given the ready availability of modern pornography, examining its sort-of origins surely possesses present-day relevance.
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But the plans could quickly lose relevance, given the speed at which the trade disputes are developing.
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But what's more interesting about the two adaptations is what they say about Le Carré's continuing relevance.
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Ms. McKechnie dryly pointed out the contemporary relevance of a number that conjures a slot machine arcade.
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In recent times France and Britain have wielded their own carriers to demonstrate continued relevance in Asia.
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Few in Texas see a quick way to restore the state to national relevance, if not respectability.
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"Never before has the phrase 'we're all in this together' had more resonance or relevance," wrote Trump.
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Seventy percent of those surveyed said a new acquisition process was necessary for speed of relevance development.
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These stories make Biden appear to be a twentieth-century political figure struggling for relevance in 2019.
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Others who became Trump allies may not have had better opportunities to gain the relevance they craved.
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And now we are going to bomb Raqqa even more, as if that had any particular relevance.
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Since our Western civilization is rooted in Roman law and culture, the modern relevance is immediately apparent.
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If we use the reasonable test to measure relevance and impact for change, what is the truth?
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He seemed to hope that his Berkeley appearance would restore him to mainstream relevance, and perhaps marketability.
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But think like a tech chief executive, using the key values of relevance, synergy, data and growth.
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Debating the latest headlines' relevance to ESG analysis is not the point I want to make here.
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In rural communities, cuts get felt and seen a lot, and smaller, pricier papers gradually lose relevance.
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But the Trump administration is steering so wide of fact and reason that it risks losing relevance.
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I think that some of the stuff going on in Europe will begin to have some relevance.
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In recent pieces, you've chosen to engage with classical music, whose relevance is often seen as fading.
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Many provisions that made sense in 1986 no longer have relevance today and actually discourage business activity.
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After all, it needs a big win to maintain relevance in the ever more competitive smartphone market.
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Their understanding of relevance is purely based on their machine learning model parsing the EEG brain waves.
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Perhaps confused about the relevance of my anecdote, my partner asks my reasons for attending the conference.
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The United States realizes Kim Jong-un will do whatever it takes to maintain power and relevance.
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Despite perennial concerns about the cultural relevance of one of the oldest art forms, theater is booming.
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If he had been able to play this season, Miami might have stood a chance at relevance.
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Gooding's husband, John, dismissed the idea that the Games would be absent of sporting and political relevance.
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The illusion that Twitter visibility and professional relevance are indisputably inextricable always felt too risky to puncture.
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But he said the seizure in the county had added relevance because of its proximity to Philadelphia.
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A Russian zoological museum filled with centuries-old specimens finds renewed relevance in the age of genetics.
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Net neutrality may seem like a wonky telecom battle with little relevance to a fast-food giant.
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There's a ballerina who shares my name who constantly destroys my search relevance, and yet Liam persists.
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Throughout the show, Apóstol brings the past to the fore, demonstrating Tucumán arde's relevance in the present.
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Some early, halfhearted attempts at social relevance aside, "Thriller" is an act of quotation and little else.
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Well-timed, during a worldwide surge of anti-Semitism, the harrowing installation strives, successfully, for fresh relevance.
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Well timed, during a worldwide surge of anti-Semitism, the harrowing installation strives, successfully, for fresh relevance.
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By 2050, China may be 150 percent the size of the U.S. and decrease U.S. relevance globally.
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But a mere hour to the west sits the Ford House, a spectacular emblem of his relevance.
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Tell me about publications that cover a specific subject, local publications with national relevance or anything else.
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It is Frederick Wiseman's 248-minute opus Belfast, Maine (163), however, that takes the (Camden-relevance) cake.
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Instead it reaches for contemporary relevance that, however valid in theory, does not suit Mr. Sergel's take.
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The news comes as E3 continues to struggle to show its relevance in the modern media landscape.
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LOS ANGELES — American orchestras are supposed to be in crisis, fighting for economic survival and cultural relevance.
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Under the Senate rules, he could be asked to rule on the relevance and materiality of evidence.
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"We re-adjusted our understanding of the relevance of specific markets," VDMA chief economist Ralph Wiechers said.
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The major political parties in Britain and the United States will have to prove their relevance again.
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"I'm not sure what on earth their relevance is to Miss Butina's risk of flight," Chutkan said.
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But it's one with both practical value—it'll make at least one satellite more secure—and relevance.
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It feels like a huge missed opportunity, considering that love had such direct relevance to the story.
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The strains and indignities that come with remaking a life are what give "Refuge" poignancy and relevance.
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As municipal police departments proliferated and sheriff's offices professionalized, posses increasingly lost relevance as law enforcement units.
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The campaigns used the ideological divisions of the Cold War to emphasize the relevance of their message.
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As municipal police departments proliferated and sheriff's offices professionalized, posses increasingly lost relevance as law enforcement units.
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For one, the practice is anachronistic, which I believe does damage to the Times's readability and relevance.
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That last was of particular relevance to Ms. Mandelbaum, who struggled with her weight as a teenager.
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"It's more about relevance," she said—a retrofitted rationale that had done little to quell the outrage.
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Here in Nevada, where 7 percent of the population is undocumented, the sanctuary movement has particular relevance.
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Heyns said the relevance of regional events did not factor into her opposition to a blanket ban.
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What is the relevance of dedicated Xbox hardware when Microsoft wants the Xbox platform to be everywhere?
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The PlayStation 4, on the other hand, outshone expectations and proved the relevance of dedicated console hardware.
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"It is political deficiencies, not military deficiencies that are now threatening the future relevance of the alliance."
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Would the Swiss acquisitions be allowed given the relevance of the deals to our national electrical grid?
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Search will always be available — but its relevance will fade over time as artificial intelligence becomes stronger.
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What does Peter Hancock, a professor at the University of Central Florida, see as their relevance today?
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His insight for how to fix this problem has relevance well beyond that of ninth grade geometry.
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"I believe they have profound relevance for today," said Kaywin Feldman, the new director of the museum.
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It's not just about relevance, but how you are a part of a specific project or assignment.
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How does this issue in New York have relevance in other states and cities around the country?
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In fact, of the firms that truly needed a bailout, only Citigroup had direct relevance to Glass-Steagall.
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As almost all economists agree, our trade deficit with China bears little relevance to our actual trade disputes.
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Putin wants to demonstrate relevance and he knows with Donald Trump this is a very, very different president.
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Other Chinese experts, speaking privately, said the ruling was being closely scrutinized, despite official statements dismissing its relevance.
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Over the past few years art and music has lost importance and personal relevance at an alarming rate.
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He used it again in this week's speech, with newfound relevance that only ratcheted up the 2020 speculation.
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Larger relevance or context of this data as part of a larger network of users has been lacking.
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One, Bezos announced the split on Twitter — a fairly amazing endorsement of that platform's cultural relevance in 2019.
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Opening this Saturday, Nancy Buchanan's solo show Consumption explores that word's contemporary relevance through photography, collage, and video.
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But he recognizes its relevance today in illuminating a violent history against people of color — especially black Americans.
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The idea that the Moon might have a relevance to life beyond providing nocturnal illumination was not new.
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MNUCHIN: AGAIN, I'M NOT REALLY SURE WHAT THE RELEVANCE TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE IS OF HIS TAX RETURNS.
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But the episode doesn't scream out relevance the way an near-future episode about social media oversaturation would.
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You might also have to start a podcast empire and parlay your Bachelor-related fame into lasting relevance.
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This redesign of the redesign may still save Snapchat and bring it back to robust growth and relevance.
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Coker said he does not want to shy away from publicly discussing the social relevance of the series.
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The film attaches itself to its political and judicial relevance gradually, in step with its characters, particularly Mildred.
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"They gave us 25 innovations and we packaged them into five ETFs that have consistent relevance," Walia says.
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"Amber wants to maintain the media's attention and thereby preserve her own fleeting relevance," Depp's latest filing claims.
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Yahoo put itself up for sale back in April, after a long struggle to regain relevance and revenue.
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Many observers see OPEC's ability to deliver a serious deal as a referendum on the group's continuing relevance.
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This approach is of particular relevance to the second ICD now in development focusing on weapons and munitions.
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Bottom line: Avengers' success speaks to the power of cinema in driving revenue and cultural relevance for film.
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But how does that have any relevance to whether we should or should not investigate other potential crimes?
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These aspects lend relevance to my exhibition about personally defining one's subjecthood and "self" in the digital age.
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Nothing about Peter Thiel's temporary alignment with Donald Trump is going to change his relevance in the Valley.
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The course might only have extended relevance if you're actually trying to learn how to make music better.
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"Rural women's access to obstetric care services is an issue of clinical, community, and personal relevance," Hung says.
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Maybe we sensed that something was in the air, but it really gained relevance over the last year.
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The French president is already highlighting the relevance of the troubled years between the wars to contemporary Europe.
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With his passing, the Romanian royal family's relevance will likely fade, since his children have little public standing.
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We should have an answer as to Scott's potential weekend relevance by the end of the first round.
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Institutional arcana are frustrating for leaders seeking to defend the EU's relevance, but this is how it works.
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It was only after this arrangement broke down in the 1970s that the trilemma gained great policy relevance.
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The SAB reviews the "quality and relevance" of the science that the EPA uses to create pollution regulations.
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Of more relevance for Trump may be the behavior of voters who strongly disapprove of a president's record.
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Apart from clear relevance to one of the three themes, qualifying startups should: What do the winners receive?
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Firstly, the relevance of software applications themselves is becoming less important as more applications move to the cloud.
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The show was a welcome example of a centenary exhibition with contemporary relevance—but it rarely saw visitors.
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With just two episodes remaining this year, the show is gradually beginning to regain at least some relevance.
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His case serves as a timely reminder of the ongoing relevance of the al Qaeda-Taliban-Afghanistan nexus.
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Niccol said that Chipotle has "lost some of its cultural relevance" and would need to changes its image.
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The case has newfound relevance with the Trump brand seemingly under fire or in retreat in some quarters.
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Broadcasters have managed, through political pressure, to avoid this requirement for decades, even as their market relevance wanes.
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Because, surprisingly, the broadcast networks, fighting for relevance, have appeared to make some of the most fundamental compromises.
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They both had their fair share of questionable moments, but they both maintained a degree of relevance throughout.
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This food is such a basic part of Christmas imagery that we rarely question its existence or relevance.
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That said, the woman's lack of identity is also part of what allows "Stan" to retain its relevance.
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If you did not, this is probably void of relevance—or slightly off, because I am American. Sorry.
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The other piece is understanding big trends and their relevance to new opportunities being created in the marketplace.
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Prototype likes shows with hot-button relevance, which can be exhausting: opera doesn't always have to be dire.
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A comparison of 22016 exit polls and 21 exit polls shows the changing relevance of income to voting.
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He describes four broad inequality regimes, obviously inspired by French history but, he argues, of more general relevance.
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Our relevance is based largely on an attractiveness, fuckability, and aloofness that won't trigger a signal of commitment.
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For them, the healthcare vote is a test of their continued relevance in a party seized by Trump.
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But by identifying the use of and swiftly streaming from them, C-SPAN's incredible relevance was immediately apparent.
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His interests seemed to genuinely lie in art and expression, and not relevance for the sake of attention.
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The juxtaposition underscores an essential commonality between the two bodies of work: their ongoing relevance in our times.
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The topic was of collective relevance: the problem of private ownership as it affects the right to housing.
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He then goes on to point out that all of these observations — authoritarianism, racism, cultural dislocation — have relevance.
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The other day someone tweeted asking Studio Ghibli what the relevance was of Chihiro's parents turning into pigs.
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It's something happening very far away with no particular relevance here, and so no one's paying much attention.
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As an exhibition marks the artist's 80th birthday, a far-right resurgence has given his work new relevance.
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SureRemit's CEO, Adeoye Ojo, sees the relevance and timing of Jack Dorsey's interest in cryptocurrencies on the continent.
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Boone is 22, and a memorable series from his playing career has particular relevance to his current team.
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"In respect to Gulen's activities in the United States, (the ruling) has no relevance at all," he said.
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Many of the pieces included here feel inescapably occasional, their momentary relevance faded by the passage of time.
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The firm was fading in relevance, with its famous principal spending much of his time in Las Vegas.
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More to the point of San Antonio's relevance: Among Texas's five largest cities, it's the most heavily Latino.
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But they will gradually lose relevance as EU rules evolve, slowly eroding Swiss access to the single market.
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"There are academic debates all the time that have no direct relevance to public discourse," Professor Feldman said.
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" Jonas, in his note, cited the Mustang Mach-E as setting a "clear precedent with relevance to Corvette.
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Stevenson became convinced that lynching had a historical and a contemporary relevance that needed to be more visible.
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B.E.: Theodor Adorno and others have questioned the relevance of art in response to realities of extreme violence.
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For instance, Mueller's team recently subpoenaed Trump Organization financial records that bear little obvious relevance to the investigation.
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Regarding the ongoing relevance of Noland's work, she points to contemporary violence associated with spatial and ideological demarcations.
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The title of the project points to the relevance of experimenting with alternative methods of storing digital information.
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It complicates things from a business standpoint, but it's necessary for relevance, which equals survival in our world.
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For the rest of the episode, it took the whole thing to a new, deeper level of relevance.
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It stumbles with its coverage of collectives and often foregrounds blue-chip work whose thematic relevance is obvious.
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But Marcos' personal star, together with the relevance of the Zapatista movement, has all but faded away now.
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This finding has new relevance as Americans debate yet another school shooting, this time in Santa Fe, Texas.
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I thought the Holocaust was in the distant past, something that had no relevance to the present day.
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All the items in it — from old photos to keys for previous offices — have some relevance to his life.
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The press release for the Charge 3 reads in part like a frustrated argument for the fitness tracker's relevance.
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Reuters has not seen the documents and cannot independently verify what Simons says about the relevance of their content.
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Relevance isn't the only thing the show has gained, though; it also has a trailer and a release date.
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SoundCloud was handed a $23 million lifeline in August, but seemingly at the expense of its future mainstream relevance.
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They still typically look at the desktop version of the page's content to determine its relevance to the user.
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They struggle in Hollywood to reclaim their previous level of success and relevance while awkwardly navigating life and love.
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Despite their relevance to human health, the scientific value of sex differences is rarely discussed in the news media.
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When someone presented an idea, the entire team evaluated it on relevance, clarity, and most of all, gut feeling.
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But since taking office, he's avoided the harsh rhetoric he used on the campaign trail questioning the alliance's relevance.
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Blackface's enduring relevance in the sphere of racism is at a spike: the stupidest tool for the stupidest time.
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This photo has surged in relevance since then because Suraiya, like many other women, has hair on her stomach.
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Wachtmeister says that unlike other social networks, Best of All Worlds delivers "privacy, intimacy and relevance" to its users.
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The paper, titled "Mitochondria: Structure, Function, and Clinical Relevance," may at first glance look like a legitimate scientific paper.
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That was a bipartisan law that was passed that had basically no relevance to the facts of this situation.
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Humans create meaning and relevance of objects in the real world in a very similar way as computer vision.
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Eight years ago, amid descriptions of old-versus-new Europe, many on the continent were wondering about their relevance.
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Now we have come full circle, with the cable operators battling deep-pocketed streaming competitors to preserve their relevance.
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"He's been able to keep himself in the news, for better or worse, which shows a relevance," Joseph said.
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These stories are so exciting right now because 1968 is not a forgotten past with no relevance to today.
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How long ago such offences occurred, and how grave they were, are bound to affect estimations of their relevance.
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It has politicians trying to drain it of its funding and startups trying to drain it of its relevance.
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FROM INSTANT PAYMENTS TO RUSSIAN GAS EU officials are therefore considering complementary measures to boost the euro's global relevance.
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She was in New Orleans shooting TNT's Claws — where she played Relevance — at the same time as the festival.
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Ads that have less relevance to my feed and me than dumb follow-me-everywhere banners on the web.
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But by enlisting artists and designers to riff on them, it makes a solid case for their continued relevance.
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And from the debate babble emerged a handful of coherent thoughts that have a clear relevance to many voters.
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And while they will admit that Mueller was tight-lipped, they don't see any new relevance in Republicans' spin.
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Relevance: There is nothing more painful or humbling for a presidential candidate than returning to an old, humdrum job.
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"Safe and Sound" Contemporary relevance abounds in this story about a society that couches authoritarianism within technological convenience. 3.
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It was published in the early 20th century, but "Howard's End" offers refreshingly modern insights of great relevance today.
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Military types are fond of talking about responding at the "speed of relevance"; that speed will get ever faster.
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Some stories, like Donald Trump's quick trip to Mexico, have obvious and immediate relevance to the US news cycle.
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Like broadcasters worldwide, Televisa is seeking to redefine its business as streaming services claim more viewers and cultural relevance.
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The Lasting World seeks to provoke discussions about meaning, and how significance and relevance are constructed from different viewpoints.
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That's the question House Democrats keep asking themselves about two issues of growing relevance over the last few weeks.
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This biases many of their conclusions, and limits their relevance to some of the most serious issues facing humanity.
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Others find relevance in the themes explored, such as loneliness, a problem that stretches well beyond the silver-haired.
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In the past it ranked posts chronologically, but serving up posts and ads by relevance keeps users more engaged.
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After 2015 there was only a narrow path back to relevance for the Lib Dems, but they walked it.
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As noted, tardigrades can withstand severe environmental conditions, such as freezing, radiation, and of relevance to this post, dehydration.
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The immediate relevance of Years and Years' political plotlines does drive a strong emotional engagement with the series, though.
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"Comey's removal simply has no relevance to the integrity of the Russian investigation as it moves ahead," Barr wrote.
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The final nail in the coffin to its relevance is seeing it available in Fortnite as the "Fresh" Emote.
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A big factor in Power Rangers' continued relevance is its willingness to move in different directions with each season.
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How it works: Traditional statistical modeling requires humans to decide the relevance of historical data to the given forecast.
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But it's the band's ability to generate viral moments (see, this very story) that's propelling them back into relevance.
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If it became a central hub for digital identity, the post office could regain some of its lost relevance.
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WhatsApp has been particularly successful in India because of its cross-platform availability and relevance to the local market.
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While consumers may like discounts and relevance, many are uncomfortable with the data-mining that goes into those benefits.
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He thinks he knows more than experts when he knows next to nothing of relevance to policymaking and governance.
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But she knew the video had political significance and was aware that their decision would contribute to its relevance.
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Accessibility is everywhere, and the relevance in this case is that it extends way beyond any new software features.
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As long as we are not in a fair and equal representation, Black History Month will have its relevance.
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We made major strides in the Home timeline & relevance of notifications, improving retention for monthly active & daily active usage.
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U.S. tariffs in place will start to bite companies and industries, adding new relevance to stock and sector picks.
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Could the Mercury Prize still prove its relevance and importance in an ever-changing music industry and cultural landscape?
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Although these findings are interesting in their own right, their relevance to the real world is even more important.
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So as these companies grow up, perhaps their executives aim to display both relevance and dare we say... swag?...
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There's nothing wrong with that, of course, but it makes Microsoft's attempt at cultural relevance ring a little untrue.
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Like many dystopian narratives — Handmaid's Tale, we're looking at you — 1984 has gained new relevance following the 2016 election.
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Consisting of one-minute videos made by 113 new media artists, Mills' project demonstrates Berger's continued relevance and popularity.
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It's for this reason that some GIFs persist, long past relevance and the internet's self-destructive short-term memory.
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Contemporary art is rapidly losing cultural relevance as a result of over-commercialization and tireless regurgitation of redundant ideas.
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The best stories transcend the headlines of the times, and The Handmaid's Tale is more than just its relevance.
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Wada's band Open Reel Ensemble gives old tech new relevance by musically repurposing outdated ventilation fans and TV sets.
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Yet Wayne's relevance, like that of many of his peers, is one that has never hinged on Grammy nominations.
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Critical to understanding the success of Dan's rise to relevance is an understanding of the content ecosystem of 2007.
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But of most relevance to climate audiences is an earlier installment of the MAGA series, "MAGA: The Paris Withdrawal".
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Can we not even be afforded our little bit of fun as we slip from relevance in the world?
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The historical relevance of Johns in the context of the other outstanding works in the show, however, is lacking.
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Instead, Search Ads will rotate and relevance as determined by users' clicks, not bid, will be the top priority.
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It cited statistics that have found many people who do not use the Internet do not see the relevance.
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It's a sobering story, and one of relevance to us today, as our climate and environment are changing rapidly.
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As he battles to persevere his relevance in Washington, the President needs his loyal political base more than ever.
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The media is doing an injustice by inaccurately reporting about an issue with such immediate relevance to public safety.
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"West Side Story" tackled, with eternal relevance, the tragedy of gang warfare and the evils of bigotry and prejudice.
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Trump made headlines over the weekend by questioning NATO's relevance and arguing its members aren't paying their fair share.
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Each factor was based on available market research as well as overall relevance to the goal of the study.
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" Alabama Marion County GOP chair David Hall told the Toronto Star: "I really don't see the relevance of it.
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Another example of Rush's staying power, increased relevance and influence, comes with Forbes' annual top-paid list of celebrities.
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"The council's bias against Israel is so extreme that it has lost all relevance in the world," she wrote.
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And that as much as anything helps explain why tailoring houses like Brioni find themselves suddenly scrambling for relevance.
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The practical relevance of Romer's theoretical advances is doubtful, but in comparison to Nordhaus he is down-to-earth.
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It was an unfortunately necessary update to the NAACP sign then and it continues its relevance in this moment.
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The merits of commercial sex from a buyer's perspective have no relevance to the human rights of sex workers.
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But The Babadook's true claim to fame and continued relevance stems from its antagonist's emergence as a queer icon.
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I've written numerous times about how both the Republican and Democratic parties have lost their national relevance and clout.
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The event will explore two themes from Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, as speakers discuss the novel's relevance to today's world.
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And leaving behind the anachronistic ideological hobbyhorses of the Peretz era will make survival and future relevance more likely.
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Both new productions shared a program with Ailey's "Revelations," a classic whose relevance hinges on the dancers' collective energy.
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But she argued that the show still matters, even though it may have waned in relevance in recent years.
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"As I dove into the subject, it grew on me, the complexity and relevance of the problem," he said.
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"Comey's removal simply has no relevance to the integrity of the Russian investigation as it moves ahead," he wrote.
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It actually points to a larger problem of how things are accorded significance online, on the basis of relevance.
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Several polls showed Mexicans disagreed on Mr. López Obrador's call for an apology as well as the issue's relevance.
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And he was tasked with maintaining the museum's relevance during a 10-month renovation that wrapped up last September.
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And the centrality of white characters who learn from a noble native undermines the film's attempts at political relevance.
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The show offers rich historical materials, but little contextualization or insight into its relevance for our current political moment.
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Maybe this nihilism of his was just his surest ticket to prominence and relevance, which he so obviously craves.
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When we're not focused on intersex athletes we tend to understand the fact of sex differences and their relevance.
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Typically, the existence of a disability and the relevance of the animal are going to be matters of judgment.
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Current and scheduled productions of Wilson's plays around the world will also be highlighted to emphasize his continued relevance.
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That one pause which was of no relevance to the audience, jumps out to me when I look back.
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"It highlights the elements that are of particular strategic relevance for the EU," the report says in self-summary.
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On Monday, the Federal Trade Commission requested public comment on the continuing relevance a decade-old data protection rule.
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It's also a question of advocates for foreign language teaching making the clear and compelling case for its relevance.
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So you're going to see a bottom-line net income figure which really has no relevance to operating results.
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"The evolution of industries, institutions, and organizations is ultimately the key to their relevance, longevity, and success," he said.
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Loftus acknowledged during the cross-examination that she knew Valium played a role with some relevance in this case.
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For example, you might add MBA, CPA, or Ph.D. after your name, depending on its relevance to the position.
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Under this reading, the issue of which specific ingredients were used in a lethal injection would have little relevance.
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No one picked similarity over relevance when the transformation of journalism began, it was just what was at hand.
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Now those members have found new relevance as Democrats seek to compete in more conservative districts across the country.
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Only by embracing the Bernie Sanders wing of the party can the Democrats find their way back to relevance.
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Remembering that these towns are not eternally bucolic may help contemporary viewers find greater relevance in Sisley's serene prospects.
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"I will also focus on dialing up Chipotle's cultural relevance through innovation in menu and digital communications," he said.
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The immediate relevance of the accusation from his long-time fixer concerns how long Trump remains the sitting president.
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Given its seasonal relevance, odds are she'll sneak a bit of "Frozen" material into her performance at Carnegie Hall.
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Another problem with the current system is that the debt limit is an arbitrary number with no economic relevance.
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Just look at the massive security breaches that hit Yahoo and MySpace, years after they faded from peak relevance.
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And, because of the loyalty of Sanders core backers, it's hard to imagine him slipping from relevance anytime soon.
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In a time of Brexit and Trump, the relevance of the "Davos class" is in question, our columnist writes.
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Confident people, on the other hand, aren't worried about their relevance because they draw their self-worth from within.
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It's clear Cooper Hewitt is determined to develop an audience that appreciates the relevance of design to daily life.
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With the political landscape shifting in sometimes startling ways, what was once an obscure idea has gained broader relevance.
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But if headlines and relevance are a priority over patience, growth, and sensical decisions, then what the hell, right?
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But for something that ended 13 years ago, the show continues to have a peculiar relevance to public life.
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We tried to use the modern relevance of the story; I put that at the front of the film.
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It started as a weird bit of '80s period piece fluff, then only gained relevance as it went on.
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Jarosik is a loving mother and a good parent and her parenting abilities have no relevance in this matter.
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Despite Nietzsche's pointed, if sporadic, political commentary, there's a debate among scholars about the political relevance of his thought.
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The policy, however, has lost some of its relevance given the role of the Federal Reserve in financial markets.
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To give renewed relevance to old tech, and make people realize how fun the retro gizmos they discard can be.
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Others critics believe the ad is a misguided attempt to capitalize on feminism and #MeToo for financial gain and relevance.
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However, he said he soon realized that to win big, he had to make sure his strategy had global relevance.
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