I mean, squad photos reminding us she has friends, a new song reminding us how talented she is, and a surprise appearance reminding us why we fell in love with her in the first place?
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"Kaine did do better on reminding people of Donald's issues than Pence did reminding people of Hillary's," the longtime adviser said.
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His trainer reminding him where they started, how far they've come; reminding him that he is a fighter above all else - in the ring and outside of it.
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Purely informational calls, such as reminding you of an appointment, school delays, flight updates, are legal, as are calls from health care providers reminding you to pick up your prescription.
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His writing, humor, & candor always reminding me of home.
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Ladies, thank you very much for reminding us of that.
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I keep reminding myself to live that truth every day.
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And thank you for reminding me I'm worth it, too.
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There's a nostalgic, almost amateur quality to it, reminding one
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"I gotta keep reminding myself, 'Man, it's just a fight.'"
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They're reminding everyone that they both said very inspiring things.
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And, witches have no problem reminding warlocks of such assumptions.
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It's about reminding people that we all are the same.
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By contrast, HoloLens keeps reminding you of what you're missing.
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That person is reminding me that they care about me.
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Another day, another video reminding us to just stay indoors.
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And I keep reminding myself, the news will be there.
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Thank you for reminding me to stay and be different.
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This is reminding him why he killed the Mad King.
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Jessa is reminding everyone the harsh realities of the world.
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Carole keeps reminding herself that her daughter is still young.
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We need to be reminding kids to make good choices.
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It's something we're not reminding ourselves of nearly enough, apparently.
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The moon enters Pisces this evening, reminding you to rest.
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" Gil was always reminding her to say "dinner" or "supper.
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His campaign Twitter account wouldn't mind reminding you of that.
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They can track medication adherence, reminding patients to keep current.
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She was reminding me to be careful, a pleasant surprise.
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Democrats should be reminding voters of that fact every day.
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But hunger has a way of reminding you it's there.
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It's another form of reminding them that they're not welcome.
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And when they do them, they enjoy reminding their opponents.
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The N.F.L. can't stop reminding people about its inherent danger.
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But the police officers interjected, reminding him of their deal.
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This is the broader point I keep reminding people about.
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Keep reminding your broker that you're still in the picture.
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Management should post signs reminding tenants to close the doors.
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And as a result of their liberal policies, reminding the governor, reminding the mayor -- they all want to be so inclusive, excepting of refugees, un-vetted immigrants -- about their comments about conservatives in New York.
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Yeah, I forgot about that travesty, but thanks for reminding me.
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With Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont relentlessly reminding voters of Mrs.
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But I kept reminding myself Paulette put herself in the spotlight.
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We need to keep reminding Russia they&aposre not our friend.
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I've taken to reminding the audience of that live with Vilkacis.
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They're probably just reminding her how to play well with others.
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Thanks for reminding me of the boy I used to be.
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RICHARD CLARIDA: I've heard that and thank you for reminding me.
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FIFA responded by reminding all parties of its code of conduct.
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It makes her feel 14 again, reminding her that everything's possible.
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She's also reminding everyone her husband's the greatest of all time.
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The moon enters Sagittarius, reminding you of the importance of home.
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That's something I'll be reminding him of when I see him.
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Facebook's only good for reminding you of upcoming birthdays and events.
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Thank you 2018 Oscars, for reminding us of this beautiful love.
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Breaking boundaries and reminding all girls that you can be ANYTHING.
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It's about reminding yourself that you are strong, capable, and powerful.
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Maybe by reminding readers that taxpayers don't fund the Postal Service.
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In case you needed reminding: Don't try this at home, kids.
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Her strength lay in reminding herself how powerful she had been.
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"There's no harm reminding people of the realities of no deal."
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We certainly don't need reminding that gun owners can be young.
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It's peak hurricane season, as Hurricane Dorian has been reminding us.
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They're clearly setting something up by constantly reminding—though never showing!
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He kept reminding them why drills like this were so important.
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Reminding us of one of life's great lessons: Never try. [ESPN]
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He's been reminding me about multiplayer strike teams for 50 hours.
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"Thank you for reminding me, Charmed fans!" her Instagram post reads.
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He's spent the last 364 days reminding people of that fact.
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Reminding me about the 23 months, the last time I played.
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Here's what I've been reminding my team: DON'T BE A HERO!
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They were sent text messages reminding them of their court dates.
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That's another way of reminding them not to chase bad pitches.
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Maybe Boy Scouts need a complementary patch reminding them to listen.
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Ariana Grande is reminding fans that she can sing live anywhere.
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Reminding me of family vacations to florida or georgia or oregon.
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Americans do not need reminding of this at the present time.
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Wall Street is reminding Americans a weakened executive branch carries risks.
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I had two different people reminding me before we went onstage.
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There will also be signs reminding everyone about proper hygiene practices.
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I had to keep reminding myself while watching — it's just Bill!
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Times are good, and it's worth reminding ourselves of how good.
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It's changing, but constantly reminding us of what the source was.
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Michael Fassbender reminding us of the sensual appeal of a black turtleneck.
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And for those of you who need reminding, socialism doesn&apost work.
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Let's just start by reminding everyone what's happening in the world, cool?
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Mayim Bialik is reminding kids that learning about science can be fun!
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That's what we're reminding women: They are fully bloomed, wonderful gifts already.
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Thanks for reminding us what's truly important in life, Ollie and Donald!
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Thanks to Ashley Kirzinger on Twitter for reminding me this chart exists!
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It also bears reminding that these rulings are stays, not final determinations.
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Very smart, reminding voters of Ted Cruz's infamous slap at their state.
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They are reminding the president, Joseph Kabila, that his time is up.
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" Scorsone finished the post by reminding her followers that "Differences are beautiful.
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The moon enters Scorpio, reminding you to focus on self-care, too.
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She touched her belly under the lip of the table, reminding herself.
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It'll send you push notifications reminding you to meditate throughout the day.
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She kept on reminding him of the awful deeds he had done.
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Apparently there's good money in reminding men in power to be human.
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Even if the sticky note is reminding you to finally buy deodorant.
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Thanks to commenter Eldritch for reminding us that Ganymede was indeed male.
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And reminding myself that our community is resilient and beautiful and hopeful.
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And the media is no help in reminding us of this reality.
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Here's Camila Cabello reminding the world that Grande was her wife, first.
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On Tuesday night, the moon enters Taurus, reminding us to pace ourselves.
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Think of it like a quick slap reminding you to wake up.
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A human operator would get exasperated, reminding you they're a pizza restaurant.
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Bradley Cooper's daughter is reminding him of another person he loved dearly.
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Meanwhile, other places are reminding Amazon that they are open for business.
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But it's still not the whole problem, as Kessler keeps reminding people.
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"Drag is all about reminding people to not take life too seriously."
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The moon is in your sign, Scorpio, reminding you to nourish yourself.
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I love reminding myself of that when I get in the studio.
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It will all be about reminding them our goal as a team.
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I hear the voices reminding me not to send the wrong message.
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My midwife kept reminding me to keep the sounds low and grounded.
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Are the Olympics bringing Brazilians together or reminding them of that divide?
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I keep reminding myself that there is no real need to hurry.
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The Moon enters Virgo today, reminding you to take care of business.
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The Moon clashes with Saturn this afternoon, reminding you to be responsible.
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I'm just reminding people that that's where it was, 15 and 28.
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That's reminding a lot of people of 211 and the Great Recession.
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It zaps the viewer awake, reminding us that watching is never neutral.
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Of reminding people of their mortality, which is a vulnerable thing, seriously.
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The moon enters Virgo today, reminding you to get your chores done.
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It's the through line, reminding me of our love for our son.
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Alive, somehow, mocking her or maybe just reminding her — a cosmological message.
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Nobody here needs reminding that St. Pierre is a part of France.
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Tom Hanks is reminding everyone about moments of good in the world.
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Clinton, reminding them that they could do so without any legal penalty.
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She has also been skillful at reminding South Koreans of her lineage.
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It's a pitfall lawmakers have been reminding Trump about since Thursday's announcement.
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"Thank you for reminding me about the time, Jack," the moderator said.
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It reads "Laissez Le Bon Temps Rouler," reminding her of her hometown.
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Many mayors need no reminding of Mr. Bloomberg's presence in their areas.
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Some saw it as a way of reminding young people about respect.
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Senior Democrats will be reminding them of their oath of office too.
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I thank Mr. Holbert for gracefully reminding his readers who we are.
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But I had a hometown of my own, I kept reminding myself.
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He closed the letter by reminding his followers to call their parents.
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In which he keeps reminding them that he won the Electoral College.
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The Jersey Shore cast is really good at reminding us they still exist.
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"Oops!" exclaims Britney, reminding the listener that she has, indeed, done it again.
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We'll keep reminding you that we're here, for as long as it takes.
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First of all, by reminding his administration that the relationship is mutually beneficial.
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I'm just gonna start off by reminding you to be kind, and gentle.
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He highlighted Cruz's Cuban roots, reminding supporters that his full name was Rafael.
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But also, [reminding him] that there's no [popular] mandate, which pisses him off.
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Vanessa Hudgens is "Reminding Me" that the lob hairstyle is here to stay.
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But this goes beyond reminding people to use sunscreen although that's really important.
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The tears ran down my face, reminding me that we are all human.
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Cassidy sent an email, politely reminding them that time was of the essence.
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Darnold wasted little time reminding the Jets what they'd missed in his absence.
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I never get tired of reminding people that data does not change minds.
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The Moon is in Sagittarius, reminding you to take care of your health.
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The best moment in this episode came from Roan reminding Clarke about Lexa.
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It can be used for reminding you of emails or phone calls, too.
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Every African is sick of reminding folks that Africa is not a country.
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Reminding them that Brad Pitt already divorced Jennifer Aniston will soften this blow.
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Thanks "ghostlike octopod" for reminding us that emoji really do represent real objects.
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Jones put on one hell of a performance while reminding us of that.
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In case you need reminding, the team started the season at 5000/1.
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The moon enters Aquarius tonight, reminding you not to forget about your responsibilities.
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That said, the Moon in serious Capricorn is reminding you to behave maturely.
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A week earlier, Sullivan wrote to Clinton, reminding her of his good judgment.
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The day after Charlottesville, Mike, Sr., texted him, reminding him of his promise.
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He is every bit their equal, reminding us that communism can be defeated.
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Even now, the president relishes reminding audiences of how wrong the pollsters were.
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It is not my best jumping photo, but I keep reminding myself....WARHOL!
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But no one needs reminding that 2016 is not a conventional political year.
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Thank you for reminding me to ac-cent-uate the positive, Ms. Keller.
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Reminding readers of important continuing stories in culture, politics, technology and foreign policy.
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All along, the objects speak, reminding Barnes of what has happened to him.
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He first thanked Mr. Na for reminding him that he was a dog.
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That, and reminding us that, yes, this character is still in great shape.
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" She's also reminding herself that, "This is the action I want to take.
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Naturally occurring deathtraps are terrific at reminding us of our own, impermanent existence.
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Jack WhiteShe's reminding Jay that she can easily bounce to the next man.
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I keep reminding myself of how much that was a super awkward process.
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Because they would believe that reminding people of their election wouldn't be presidential.
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Someone or something was always reminding me that my body wasn't good enough.
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Still, he didn't shy away from reminding people where he stood on race.
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Some things need reminding, and there's no need to be angry about it.
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It's also worth reminding them that we truly are all in this together.
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Here, propagandists are reminding the public of the president's commitment to the issue.
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The worst debate is one that keeps reminding those voters that they're white.
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She said hospital workers had merely been "reminding" Ms. Logbo to pay up.
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I initially laughed it off, reminding him that he was my best friend.
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Like immigration and taxes and reminding people that he won the 2016 election.
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"Network" is always reminding us that Beale is washed up, personally and professionally.
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Now—more than ever—is the time to keep reminding yourself of that.
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In the huddle, Darnold kept reminding his teammates to chip away, chip away.
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Other recommendations were aimed mainly at reminding member states to meet existing obligations.
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I saw no plaque reminding me to thank a generous donor for it.
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"No one needs reminding of the escalating tensions in the Asia-Pacific," Rep.
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Now, Mr. Dickson is reminding his employees of the importance of their independence.
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My team kept reminding me that we didn't want to alienate Bernie's supporters.
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As the show's hosts keep reminding us, Love Is Blind is an experiment.
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If I had even the smallest part in reminding people of that, fantastic.
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Among those tips, Reyes said, has been reminding Cespedes to drink more water.
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So it's reminding people he's done this and he'll do more as president.
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Why would someone want a tote bag reminding them of their friend's wedding?
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Pelosi is showing herself to be very good at reminding people of that.
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CNN has witnessed police reminding residents that they have been ordered to leave.
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The moon is in your sign, reminding you to focus on self care.
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Barr posted a tweet on Tuesday night reminding followers she's not actually dead.
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Wessel recommended reminding the investors of specific topics you enjoyed discussing with them.
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I keep reminding myself that I never thought I'd live for so long.
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I've been reminding people that it's Day 33 for a couple of decades.
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I wish pride was about having fun rather than reminding people about acceptance.
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You can use Outlook for more than just reminding you of deadlines or meetings — you can use it for reminding yourself when to start big projects or activities, so you're not working on a big strategy days before it's due.
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He didn't take the hint: A bell was tolling, reminding him to consider retirement.
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They begin gently and delicately, perhaps reminding you of enticing flowers and red fruits.
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For reminding of us all these things, Kylie, we salute you and your costume.
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On the other hand, it's worth reminding ourselves what these compilations are actually for.
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The moon opposes serious Saturn, reminding you to have firm boundaries in your relationships.
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The moon opposes serious Saturn, reminding you to focus on your responsibilities, dear Aries.
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Inserted vaginally, it vibrates if the user tenses up, again reminding you to relax.
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The three hour episode couldn't stop reminding the audience of its star's sexual status.
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Kill FOMO by reminding yourself to be grateful for the hand you've been dealt.
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People forget about the big issues, and reminding them is a full-time job.
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For those who need reminding, here is a selection of Trump's quotes on Asia.
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Kenny is hesitant, but Eve gets harsh, reminding Kenny that he works for her.
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Last month, President Trump endorsed Donovan, reminding supporters of losing a Republican Senate seat.
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And they are reminding us of something deep and powerful in the American spirit.
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The big sign reminding ATAP employees to always erase their whiteboards after a meeting.
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Facebook is now going to start reminding you when to get a medical checkup.
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The instructor is frank about the possible outcomes, which women rarely need reminding of.
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Cue Rose's very personal shutdown — incidentally reminding us all why Twitter is so fascinating.
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Black women who are reminding the world that we're here — and we've been here.
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So for me, it's reminding myself of the level or the degree of problem.
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The company will also start reminding people about local elections for the first time.
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To be sure, the show spent lots of time reminding us those documents exist.
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A 31-year-old woman is reminding us how much we miss the '90s!
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Civic institutions foster solidarity, reminding citizens that there is such a thing as society.
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The show is reminding us that the violence in this city touches everyone's lives.
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Penelope rolls her eyes at Hermione, reminding her of that earlier "petty criminal" comment.
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Mr Tirole spends much of his book reminding readers of what economics is for.
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The facilities often lack fully qualified physicians, reminding many people of barefoot-doctor days.
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" Well, then I had to say to a journalist, "Thank you for reminding me.
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I get an email reminding me to pay my phone bill, so I do.
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And reminding people of that relationship they had with their fans was particularly unique.
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The moon is in your sign today, reminding you to focus on self care.
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For those of you who need reminding: Smirnoff Ice is a bottled malt beverage.
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There's Anna, the smug homewrecker who seemingly revels in reminding Rachel what she's lost.
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So thanks, Red Nose Day, for reminding us: Love, actually, is still all around.
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I feared she was reminding me that I would never be a perfect woman.
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In one heartbreaking moment, Dre confronts Bow, reminding her of President Obama's first inauguration.
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Reminding consumers how unfortunate life would be without milk made the ads a success.
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Carter is consciously or subconsciously reminding us of his unusual status in American politics.
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"It was her father's way of reminding her of her blood ties," Cerreti said.
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Such is life: Deadly serious, but also constantly reminding us to seek out levity.
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She got up every day by reminding herself that she was helping other people.
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The Republican presidential candidate is reminding voters of his support for the Second Amendment.
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Praise be to Larson, for reminding us that they can be bringers of fun.
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President Trump is also reminding the country that Puerto Rico still has massive debts.
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Yet throughout, I kept reminding myself of the questions the financial therapist had raised.
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The Moon enters Virgo this evening, reminding you to keep your reputation in mind.
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Mars enters Aries today, reminding you that you love to have a good time.
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Beach yoga is great for reminding people that your life is better than theirs.
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A simple, short email can do wonders as far as reminding someone you exist.
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Do not hit her vindictively, but only for reminding her about her religious duties.
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But now it's constantly popping up reminding me to reset some kind of timer.
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The Moon is in nurturing Water sign Cancer, reminding you to nurture your relationships.
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The moon is in your sign today, reminding you to focus on self love!
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Signs hang in the DNC bathroom reminding staffers email is not secure, per Politico.
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Mercury meets lovely Venus on December 15, reminding you of issues from November 18.
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And if you needed reminding: The Cubs have gone 108 years without a championship.
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And you can add a new card to your wallet reminding you of that.
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Some people minimize spiritually by reminding me that cosmically, death isn't the ultimate end.
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Reminding travelers of its date of birth is a risky move, given Sheraton's reputation.
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But at times like these, it's worth reminding ourselves that it doesn't have to.
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Officials have sought to reassure gays, reminding them that the law is rarely invoked.
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Perhaps neophytes need reminding that even the best poems are products of their time.
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Just keep reminding yourself that less is more: Less mixing makes a flakier biscuit.
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Sensing despair, a stream of teammates sidled beside him, reminding him to stay positive.
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Simply reminding people about the flu led some to be more negative about immigration.
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On Saturday morning, Abrams closed by reminding the crowd of Kemp's views on democracy.
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Including, of course, reminding the crowd that he had won the election in 2016.
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I am reminding myself that I should never allow my fears to quiet me.
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As it all unfolds, I keep reminding myself that all is not yet lost.
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Then my sleeve would surprise me with a buzz, reminding me to — what else?
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Whatever happens, she's reminding us of this: She's charging us with the work ahead.
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Company history was highlighted here and there, as if reminding shoppers where they were.
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It leads us into a very divey bar reminding me of our college days.
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But then the light catches my ring, reminding me of the promise I've made.
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Still, at least Spotify is reminding everyone how bad their music taste actually is.
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Her team is constantly reminding Mastercard employees about the importance of protecting customer data.
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C, reminding me that in that case he'd supported the idea of higher taxes.
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We're really just echoing back to you and reminding you how strong you are.
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Reminding ourselves of prior competence doesn't erase present discomfort, but it can lessen it.
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You just can't stand that I'm right next door reminding you of all that.
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It didn't have to be that way, as baseball is reminding us right now.
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" Here the pianist is "reminding the Rebs what they're fighting for— / black, captive labor . . .
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The Moon enters grounded Earth sign Taurus this evening, reminding you to stay responsible.
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Guys may also need reminding that penetration is not the only way to play.
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We should be reminding ourselves that CK is not the victim in this situation.
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The Moon clashes with Saturn at 6:08 PM, reminding us to be responsible.
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They sent texts reminding students to complete their re-enrollment forms and financial aid applications.
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She presents herself as wise but still flawed, ever reminding viewers to Like and Subscribe.
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The Sun enters nurturing Cancer today, reminding you to be gentle with yourself and rest.
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CAVUTO: As you have been reminding me, the underlying fundamentals are what markets respond to.
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Fight back if he brought up her husband's womanizing by reminding him of his own.
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One test even showed that reminding white people of this trend increased support for Trump.
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And everywhere there's Stevenson, reminding them to keep it loud as they keep it moving.
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The Moon enters your sign this morning, reminding you to touch base with your emotions.
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She says it's one way of reminding people of the city's rich history and culture.
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But I also have to keep reminding myself that we can't work ourselves too hard.
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She once tweeted precisely that sentence, reminding us all that she's actually truly, very funny.
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He might be a little fugly, but bless him for reminding us to drive safely.
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Collider breaks it down nicely, reminding us that direwolves are not normal animals but magical.
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Michelle Obama is constantly reminding us how lucky we were when she was first lady.
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There's even a helpful notice reminding me not to drink the water in the bath.
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It is Facebook's ball, after all, as the company is so fond of reminding everyone.
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And the Cambridge Analytica scandal was deeply strange, as I never tire of reminding people.
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She also wore long, black leather gloves ... not that anyone needed reminding who's in charge.
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He cares a great deal about reminding you that he doesn't care about his appearance.
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Mischa Barton's latest post on Instagram is reminding us of a couple people we love.
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Kylo Ren captures Rey, her frozen form reminding us of the earlier capture of Poe.
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She cuts it off, reminding him that she's his boss and that is not appropriate.
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It means reminding progressives of Clinton's long record of work on behalf of progressive causes.
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The Wii U had its detractors and Nintendo is reminding people why this company matters.
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She quickly responded, reminding the commenter that they should not judge what they don't know.
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But I know this journey won't last forever and I keep reminding myself of that.
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Marriage is the sacrament of Christian love, reminding us how Jesus Christ loved his church.
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My car has been reminding me to change my oil for over a week now.
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He is reminding her — and the audience — that her looks are part of her value.
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I keep reminding everyone it's only been 50 days or so since he took office.
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I have to keep reminding myself time is money so we gotta get through this.
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Amy Schumer is reminding Swifties that there's no bad blood between her and Taylor Swift.
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The show is gently reminding us how many people are involved in this sprawling case.
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So TPS workers are reminding Americans — including the president — how much the country needs them.
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This is a not-so-subtle way of reminding any reader that safety is an
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The re-enactment is reminding us every year to bring ourselves closer to that experience.
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" He also asks why Obama is so afraid to retaliate, reminding the president, "Kennedy wasn't.
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But then, this show gave us some incredible pile-on, by reminding us about Ilian.
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Some Twitter users reported that Twitter was reminding them to vote — in negative 22018,26 days.
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Callie goes off, reminding the oldest Baker man Aaron's outside now simply matches his insides.
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You need something that can follow you around without constantly reminding you that it's there.
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Also, he recommends reminding yourself that what you see on Instagram isn't always real life.
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Imgur user raingoose was tired of reminding people not to speak into her deaf ear.
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Thank you to the cast for reminding us all why Daredevil is a legend. pic.twitter.
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Comedy can be used to make us laugh while reminding us of a politician's transgressions.
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Notifications have for years popped up on the platform's News Feed reminding users to vote.
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No Finnish hockey fan needs reminding that their team has never won the Olympic tournament.
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Reminding a colleague that we are all just meat carriages for a tiny, fragile organ.
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But the world has lots of ways of reminding Rigmaiden of his time locked up.
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"Amber Waves" allows us to connect with them, reminding us of all they've been through.
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Thank you for reminding me, since most people have never heard of that show. Why?
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Kris locks into Mom mode, reminding Kendall that any criticism is constructive at this point.
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Kipman downplayed the price by reminding everyone of the $5,000 cost of the original HoloLens.
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Boeing later issued a bulletin reminding pilots how to respond to such a faulty reading.
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Daryl thanks him, then punches him in the face, reminding him that it's HIS gun.
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The league has been around for 5003 years, as they're constantly reminding us this season.
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No wonder they were always reminding me how wasteful it is to toss things out.
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It's understandable that children need reminding and cajoling to do what they know is right.
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Germany's president, Frank-Walter Steinmeier, had called for optimism, reminding all sides of their responsibilities.
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It's important to keep reminding yourself of this when it comes to allocating your money.
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It is worth reminding ourselves that cancer does not care what party you belong to.
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They get $4 for reminding you that you suffer from diabetes (nine minutes of ads).
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Are there really many people who need reminding that we live in an uncertain world?
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You have to constantly be reminding yourself to drink even if you're not necessarily thirsty.
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The Moon enters sensible Earth sign Capricorn late this evening, reminding you of your responsibilities.
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Her reminding me of this was, well, one of the great kindnesses of my day.
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Ms. Khan dodged the request, reminding him that his older sister is next in line.
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Bey was the true star of the show though, reminding everyone who they were celebrating.
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If you have to keep reminding everyone of how happy you are, something's not right.
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Their purpose it to help push us forward by reminding us what our motivation is.
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First graders sit in a circle holding hands, reminding each other they are not alone.
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"DO NOT TOUCH," the signs admonish, reminding us that art museums are not petting zoos.
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It has been a decade, though, and as Cashman has been reminding, much has changed.
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And yes, I have to keep reminding myself of it just about every other hour.
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The Moon meets Pluto at 9:41 AM, reminding us to step into our power.
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Characters reintroduce themselves to us every time they appear, unnecessarily reminding us of their particulars.
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So it's worth reminding ourselves of just what it is that really makes America great.
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And it is not only the destruction that is reminding people of a war zone.
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It's nice when they're reminding you all the time that it's your town, as well.
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It was barely noticeable yet insistent, just a genial note reminding me I was hungry.
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He seems bent on reminding us on what divides us rather than what unites us.
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In doing so, Twitter is reminding everyone that it has a record of every tweet.
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Mr. Farran tried to comfort him by reminding Mr. Darden that he had been coerced.
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Here, it's something quite different: an oversize picture book, reminding tiny nonreaders of daily events.
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Moreover, we should continue reminding our young generation of this importance now before disease develops.
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Thank you Billy for reminding people what was ...so it may never ever be again.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are reminding fans that small actions can inspire big changes.
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It is a clever choice, reminding us that a metaphor never got anyone to freedom.
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"Remember what happened," she said, reminding herself that she's seen it go there and recover.
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It was his way of reminding me of what he really wanted to talk about.
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By reminding us of their achievements, Dube gives his readers the substantial gift of hope.
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Horror films can elicit terror by reminding viewers of frustrations they ignore in normal life.
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As a transgender woman and outspoken activist, Ms. McBride needs no reminding of the challenges.
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A couple of works have little drip marks, like Kim is reminding you they're paintings.
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I think no matter what happens we really have to keep reminding ourselves of that.
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A lesson I feel like I am going to have to keep reminding myself of.
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He said: I never get tired of reminding people that data does not change minds.
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Reminding myself to look for a video every day was not easy, and I often failed.
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They were reminding me to treat myself as well as I treat those closest to me.
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Of the two Trumpish recommendations, one — reminding DOE to focus on "energy dominance" — is utterly meaningless.
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Screenshot: Adam Clark Estes (Gizmodo)Lyft just sent out a push notification reminding people to vote.
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According to Sorkin, Rudin has been consistent in reminding him of the need for a sequel.
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Abroad, they serve as provocative messages to Pyongyang's adversaries, reminding foes about North Korea's military capabilities.
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But then again, as Lee keeps reminding us, nothing is as it seems on the surface.
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As his moniker "Sober Steve," he wrote a note to "Drunk Steve" reminding himself to hydrate.
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For the game to be successful, Keyboard Sports must keep reminding the player of that, too.
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It's a rallying call from Queen Bey to the masses, reminding us that Black is beautiful.
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Staffers are reminding the excited press: Get out of the way when the hearing starts. pic.twitter.
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Some were cracked open to reveal the bright green inside, reminding me that spring is here.
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Kylie is reminding us that she didn't get plastic surgery because she wanted to be Barbie.
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" She also thanked her son "for reminding me that the world revolves around him every day.
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Shortly after Syed's arrest, McClain wrote Syed two letters reminding him about their time that day.
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The public may also need reminding that there is no such thing as a free lunch.
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I use whatever is left on my Visa gift card, reminding myself to check the balance.
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Fortunately, so do the more positive messages reminding us of our shared humanity, urging co-existence.
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" Foster urged those in attendance to "resist," reminding everyone that "the White House is our house.
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The aspiring poet tweets about going to class, reminding everyone she's an intellectual getting her MFA.
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Or with reminding folks in a swing state he is still at odds with Donald Trump.
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Again, it's just a way of reminding yourself and your people that this is all artificial.
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The number of diverse members was striking, reminding us it's a new day at Capitol Hill.
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Three of this year's five eclipses occur in Capricorn, reminding you to work smarter, not harder.
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However, there was an announcement posted reminding members not to publish internal resources in the subreddit.
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There's no one banging the drum reminding people about a huge launch or new innovative products.
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It was such a small scene that even Smith needed reminding and he was in it.
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And I'm not going to spoil the fun by reminding you that Knickers is a steer.
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But it ended with another familiar name, Jordan Spieth, reminding golf fans that he never left.
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"So now I know," Roth-Eisenberg laughs, reminding you that she's an entrepreneur quite by chance.
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Microsoft is reminding everyone today that the free promotion for Windows 10 upgrades is finishing soon.
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But the palace holds on, in the centre, reminding people of what once was the norm.
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We also made a presentation to the whole warehouse reminding them of our drug-free policy.
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Flickr has been periodically reminding its users about the coming changes, so this is no surprise.
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My phone buzzes: It's my chiropractor and massage therapist, reminding me it's time for a tuneup.
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Still, this doesn't stop companies from reminding parents what could happen if they don't buy in.
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Facebook gains nothing from this meme (besides reminding us of the questionable fashion trends of 2009).
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JoAnna Garcia Swisher's daughter is reminding her of the true spirit of the holidays: Giving selflessly.
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Robo-calls reminding you to take your medicine, for example, don't seem to be very effective.
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While Clinton is claiming the mantle to Obama's legacy, Sanders is reminding voters of his promise.
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They undermine the legitimacy of your complaints by reminding you that their problems are more serious.
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But Trump easily resolves such dissonance by reminding his supporters of the real enemy here: Obamacare.
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Buttigieg served in one of those wars and has been keen on reminding us about it.
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Someone must have whispered in his ear, reminding him he's the Senate Whistleblower Protection Caucus chairman.
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"I kept reminding myself of what was good — and that I was still there," she says.
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Concerned Concerned: Thank you so much for reminding me and informing readers of this wonderful resource.
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The final version of the episode only shows Tyrion reminding Jon that the bells mean surrender.
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Not only you need to explain direction, you also need to be constantly reminding people "why".
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The agency issued a press release earlier this week reminding delinquent taxpayers of the law's provisions.
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McCain and Cardin sent a letter to Trump reminding him of the deadline on Sept. 29.
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Instead of reminding black people to "stay in their place" it invigorated our fight for equality.
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Mr. Ford is seen in his Dallas motorcade, reminding viewers of the national tragedy of 1963.
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Logan got an alert reminding him to move their car from the road for street cleaning.
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When he died, my father inherited his poles, tokens reminding us to keep that tradition alive.
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Part of dealing with this is simply reminding yourself that it's simply part of the deal.
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Ever hear your grandmother's sweet voice in your head, reminding you to stand up straight, dear?
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If you experience a disturbing flashback, Giordano recommends reminding yourself that it will likely soon pass.
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Liverworts are not plants from Herbology class in Harry Potter (despite reminding me of gilly weed).
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Do I feel silly reminding myself to walk like a penguin as I wander around DC?
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Hauke says the kids insisted on tacos, reminding him that it was, in fact, Taco Tuesday.
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This is extremely difficult to do in real life, but you have to keep reminding yourself.
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Put things in perspective by reminding yourself that if your team loses, you're not a failure.
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The internet has sprung up with earnest Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter posts reminding users to register.
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Meanwhile, I'm still constantly reminding students to remove their hands from mouths, noses and one another.
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The first has to do with the coronavirus, which is reminding people why good government matters.
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Beaumont also sold him out a bit, reminding him that he'd recently had a halloumi burger.
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COLUMBIA, Mo. — Senator Claire McCaskill isn't subtle in reminding voters what her campaign is all about.
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The ghostly version of Matthew mocks Ruth by reminding her that she can't change the past.
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Every small victory just cuts a hole into that system reminding you how fragile it is.
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"He's constantly reminding me that I can reach out to him on a date," she said.
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There are also staff members on the grounds reminding visitors to wash their hands, she said.
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And the prime minister's tribute video drew a backlash, with critics reminding the public of Mrs.
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She also gets regular email updates from the company reminding her when it's time to post.
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We calmed and sedated him, his cardiac monitor periodically reminding us of his starving heart muscle.
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Mr. Zelnick then opened the floor to questions, reminding everyone there was a two-question limit.
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I appreciate them all for just reminding me how cool it is to have this gig.
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"My name is Nell Barber," she announces on the first page, as Joan hardly needs reminding.
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"Pray without interruption," the cardinal said, reminding the audience that "more than anything, chastity" was key.
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Predictably, Beijing is bristling at all that and reminding Tokyo that those are China's domestic issues.
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I am considering returning them and reminding the givers of my wish not to receive gifts.
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I responded by reminding him what I accomplished and the success that my work had driven.
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Henry was not alone in reminding people of the impact a good running back can make.
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Priorities USA is seeking to capitalize on that tension by reminding voters of Trump the salesman.
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But I just have to keep reminding myself that it's not about me, it's about them.
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The Kavanaugh nomination "just keeps reminding women that he doesn't have respect for women," she said.
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"But it's over," an editor replied, reminding me that the Times's Upshot election model gave Mrs.
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He spent the days before the primary reminding South Carolina why it should love him back.
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We know that won't happen at this point, but just reminding you what's at stake here.
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They're concerned, often obsessively so, with reminding us just why we love these films so much.
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A bass line as tangible as a body, reminding us of the riddle of physical matter.
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The company has also been reminding Windows 7 users of the transition through notifications since then.
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This house is full of Post-it slips reminding me of this, that and the other.
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Third, it had a simple concept, reminding Cramer of games he used to play growing up.
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Make a habit of revisiting your goals regularly and reminding yourself why you're working so hard.
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They take comfort in reminding one another that they propelled Barack Obama to the White House.
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Veterinarians have been desperately reminding everyone that vaccines are safe and won't give pets autism (seriously).
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A loudspeaker announcement reminding us to wait in the waiting area only named Uber and Lyft.
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"While this process was unfolding, [Lulu Wang] was constantly reminding us, 'Don't leak this,'" Shuzhen said.
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Richard Jewell is an accomplishment in reminding us that the man was, after all, a hero.
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He was an ambassador of the jungle world, reminding us of our distant but common heritage.
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Its exhibitions are aimed at reminding people that Nazism alone could not have perpetrated the Holocaust.
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"You never could drink," Mia tells Rob in the season finale, reminding him of his past.
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Daisy's fortune comes from cotton, and Hoke, with ruthless affability, keeps reminding her that she's rich.
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Keep calling 311, your community board and your City Council member, reminding them of city rules.
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By firing a warning shot over so slight a transgression, he's reminding them of that fact.
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The FBI issued a warning Thursday reminding drivers that car hacking is a very real risk.
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The Moon connects to Pluto in Capricorn at 7:57 PM, reminding us of our power.
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A more recent experiment showed that reminding white people of this trend increased support for Trump.
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Far from demanding an apology, we might want to thank the cast of "Hamilton" for reminding us of the history of public debate and live, messy democracy in the theater and for reminding us that theater and performance are powerful resources for embodying and imagining community together.
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"Since we tend to be pretty good at reminding ourselves about our self-doubts," said Dr. Sian Beilock, a cognitive scientist who wrote "Choke" and is president of Barnard College at Columbia University, "it's important to "be very specific and deliberate in reminding ourselves about the positive.
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The Moon enters fellow Fire sign Leo today, reminding you of your great passion in life: exploration.
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And they'll grab dinner because, as Seideman is always reminding her new friends, they need to eat.
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It's also app-enabled, reminding you to take the trash out and re-stock on liner bags.
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Instead, Nova comforts a crying Charley, reminding her that she had a card, and she played it.
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My wife and children were, predictably, at the top, reminding me not to take them for granted.
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Many expressed grief and sympathy, and support for Muslim students, reminding them that Laval was their home.
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Be patient with yourself as you make new changes, reminding yourself you are a work in progress.
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It serves as a reminder of pain, while also reminding us of our resilience and shared history.
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I haven't, but thank you for reminding me that I should probably come up with an answer.
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We need to keep reminding them how to use their skills, so we review those every week.
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These are uncommon character traits in the world of football, lest anyone need reminding of the fact.
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Duh, but sometimes it's worth reminding yourself that you don't have to drink at a social function.
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It takes its time, reminding you that Togetherness is more than the resolution of its plot points.
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MYSTERY FLAVOR 1 The spice factor hit our palates immediately, reminding us of a fragrant Indian curry.
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McMaster isn't shy about reminding voters how he backed Trump before most others in the Republican Party.
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It's only slightly more useful for reminding myself about something than just going through my browser history.
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So far all I've done is praise the Playbase while reminding you of its premium price tag.
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Don't forget about your chores—the moon enters Capricorn, reminding you that you have work to do!
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Reminding me my past decisions and past relationships don't dictate my future decisions and my future relationships.
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Wilson tries to comfort Bryce by reminding him he stills has his siblings and father at home.
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I think what he points out is reminding us to look at how far have we gone.
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I receive a text from my dentist reminding me about the I checkup booked for this evening.
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Instead, his channel features a prominent message reminding viewers of his rally in Minneapolis, Minnesota happening tonight.
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" The grandmother ends up comforting Gaga as she cries, reminding her, "Honey, it's been a long time.
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Ms. Simmons, the wildfire victim, said she coped by reminding herself that change was part of life.
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You are probably getting pretty tired of hearing that, and we're definitely getting tired of reminding everyone.
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And he'll waste no time in reminding anyone who will listen that Daenerys is now everyone's queen.
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It never tires of reminding America that in 1982 it promised to reduce arms sales to Taiwan.
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If you are a tech reporter and want to keep reminding everyone you are a tech reporter.
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It was a beautiful moment, reminding America of its dark history and how far it has come.
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"Y'all need a song together," wrote one fan, reminding the pair that a collaboration should come next.
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She kept reminding me not to let go of the baby and not to move his head.
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Thank you for loving me unconditionally and reminding me [every day] that I should love myself too.
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First, I'm getting them out of their social group identity, and reminding them of their individual identity.
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So it's not as easy to change their behavior by reminding them of their non-online persona.
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He told NBC News he's glad he's been a "stickler" for reminding them to fasten their seatbelts.
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One fitness Instagrammer is reminding everyone that those before-and-after photos aren't always what they seem.
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You learn how to cope with them (meditative breathing, reminding myself that the feeling will pass, Xanax).
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"It's amazing how much we all need help and reminding, even when we know things," she said.
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"Thanks for reminding me it's gonna get better," wrote a fan who had surgery earlier in November.
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Reminding fans and followers to be kind Hi loves, wanted you to know that I appreciate you!
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And let me tell you: it's pretty accurate at tracking them and reminding you to stay active.
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If you don't keep reminding people the importance of it, they'll forget, and they'll put it off.
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The Moon is hardworking Earth sign Capricorn is reminding you that it's time to get to work.
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Giving people a link to manage their subscriptions is a convenient way of reminding them to cancel.
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And thank you for reminding us that sometimes, you just gotta rage in the face of adversity.
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It's the overseer, the leader of this underground bunker, and she's reminding everyone about the special occasion.
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The plane leaves promptly on time, reminding me that I love the Swiss for their timekeeping vigilance.
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There are, of course, the "specialty" items reminding us that looking like Gwyneth Paltrow doesn't come cheap.
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And two popular plus-size models, Diana Sirokai and Callie Thorpe, are reminding the world of that.
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"I'm constantly reminding myself it's not about my thighs: It's about my commitment and my happiness level."
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But thanks to Eureka for reminding us that southern belles don't punch each other in the face.
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Others are posting signs inside their homes reminding them what to do if ICE agents show up.
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So a case of just the White House reminding who is boss and whose message is right?
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The agency has been reminding taxpayers and prepares about the change in news releases since this summer.
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It is these photographs and films that remain, reminding the world of her brief but powerful career.
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The next day, the school principal spoke to students, reminding them of the importance of respectful discourse.
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Below, blue paint covers the surface of the photograph, reminding the viewer this image is two-dimensional.
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And it's an instructive stock disaster, reminding investors that it's not just the masses that chase performance.
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Kourtney Kardashian is reminding everyone her trunk's fully loaded ... just like her little sisters, Kim and Khloe.
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Then we should start by reminding President Duterte that this treaty doesn't just rest on military cooperation.
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Throughout the presentation, the Genworth representative kept reminding me that this all wasn't meant to scare me.
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It's obviously me being in love and happy, and reminding myself to choose happiness and love myself.
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Cops in Miami are reminding people that just because the storm has passed, the danger isn't over.
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Milton Friedman never tired of reminding us that there is no such thing as a free lunch.
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So thank you Kaepernick for reminding us of something of which we had almost lost sight of.
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So you could try another approach, reminding your landlord that a beeping smoke detector violates city rules.
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I kept reminding myself that wading outside of my comfort zone was the point of the trip.
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In the meantime, however, it is worth reminding ourselves of that truth every once in a while.
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I remember closing my eyes, taking deep breaths and reminding myself that this was only a drill.
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Riders will also receive a push notification reminding them to follow the steps after calling a car.
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But Trump did scowl throughout the debate and repeatedly interrupt Clinton, reminding voters why they dislike him.
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Sanders and Warren, reminding the new president how important the progressive left is to her political fate.
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Thanks for reminding everyone that disgusting racism is still alive and well in America.... especially in Hollywood.
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Walker, whose home run was his 19th, said Mets players keep reminding themselves how close they are.
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Riders will also receive a push notification reminding them to follow the steps after calling a car.
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But prosecutors told the cop to merely send Epstein a letter reminding him of his reporting requirement.
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But the moon enters Gemini this evening, reminding you to stay busy and get your work done.
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It also changed our listening habits, reminding me of how much I loved electronic music growing up.
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She wasn't getting any younger her mom had started reminding her every weekend since she'd turned thirty.
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Mr. Trump plainly sees a benefit in reminding voters of past Clinton scandals they may have forgotten.
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But some practitioners are reminding their clients to look closely at the tax benefits of different assets.
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Even more attention should be given to hand washing and reminding children not to touch their faces.
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How are we supposed to fix the problem if you keep reminding us what the problem is?
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He wore one gold glove, perhaps reminding some viewers of Jaime Lannister, who has a metal hand.
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The tactility that Ledgerwood introduces into the painting is always purposeful, reminding us of the exhibition's title.
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"It" has been stalking his community, stealing away people he loves, constantly reminding him of his mortality.
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No one needs reminding that it's been a tough year of fires, hurricanes, floods and political turmoil.
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But it received more than twice as many replies, many reminding him of his father's own indiscretions.
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Modest though they were, the concerts gave Londoners hope, reminding them why they lived there and together.
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Still, some companies are reminding employees that an office party is governed by the decorum at work.
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You don't need reminding that it's the shortest weekend of the year; make the most of it.
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Because we take the responsibility of reminding people of their mortality, which is a vulnerable thing, seriously.
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She is simply reminding me, in her earnest and rather sprightly way, that death comes for everyone.
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He also issued a notice reminding New Yorkers of the laws related to possessing and manufacturing guns.
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"My family is excitedly reminding me that he's far more Italian than I am," Mr. D'Agata said.
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"I keep reminding them that no one is eating the food," Mr. Liquet said by phone later.
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She was reminding him to appreciate how special it was to be featured in a Disney ride.
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Wolf reinforced the deadline, reminding states that they have had 14 years to make the necessary changes.
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" Then you should "freeze it," the department advised, helpfully reminding people, "Remember, it can survive on land.
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That's what Pruitt allies have spent the last day or two reminding Trump and his inner circle.
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" Nor can she resist reminding us that "working in a mortuary is not a dead-end job.
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We encourage you to reapply, reminding you that we accept application fees on a rolling basis. ♦
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The nightscape of Istanbul always had an enigmatic, beguiling effect on me, reminding me I belonged here.
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As in iOS 12, you'll get occasional pop-ups reminding you which apps are tracking your location.
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The missile landed within Japan's exclusive economic zone, reminding Tokyo that they are in North Korea's range.
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As I admitted at the outset, and as you keep reminding me, I don't even know you.
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In Europe, secular Muslims are also increasingly speaking out, reminding critics of the diversity within their ranks.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy called on protesters to show empathy, reminding them the evacuees were "human beings".
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Their motions could turn out just to be costly alarm clocks, reminding plaintiffs to serve other defendants.
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In the Middle Ages, a book of hours contained illustrated prayers, reminding its readers of daily devotions.
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Alice, thank you for reminding us that we always have the power to shape our own destiny.
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And doing it by reminding the Ukrainian President of all the US has done for his country.
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Neal a letter reminding him about his suggestion that I could intern in his office one day.
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That coffee cup will then become a trigger, reminding you to also drink a cup of water.
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The news cycle kept reminding me just how much we are still caught in repetitions of nightmares.
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They're reminding voters of the health harms of soda, and the revenue benefits these taxes will bring.
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"I was reminding myself recently about the different words for rehearsal," Mr. Padmore said in an interview.
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"We already know that Brexit is going to be a mess, thanks for reminding us," he said.
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Instead, the update announced Tuesday is that Facebook will simply be reminding people to review this information.
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He cut the show short, but not before reminding the fans ... he's no buster, he's rich. Classic.
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As well as a post reminding her followers to always live the #ElleWoods way: Happy 15th, Legally Blonde!
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So it's worth reminding your friends and family not to take extra care when preparing for their celebrations.
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It's impossible to go more than a few minutes without Agony reminding you what it thinks about women.
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Maybe this is his way of reminding us how even-keeled and predictable Amazon's voice assistant really is.
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Snapchat is reminding the public that one day it may not be the hottest app to the kids.
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I keep reminding myself to live in the moment and not think about my next week of work.
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Our three countries will continue to be vocal in reminding each country of its obligations to do so.
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After learning of the controversy the organization addressed the sheriff on Facebook, reminding him of the First Amendment.
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A Chinese flag is displayed in each carriage, reminding passengers of exactly who provided this efficient new service.
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Clinton's campaign remained humble following the news, reminding voters to still head to the polls Tuesday for primaries.
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Let's keep reminding each other that it's okay to not be okay, and to listen to each other.
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Lest anyone need reminding, Vichy organized its own deportation to Auschwitz of over 70,000 Jewish French citizens. 3.
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Kaitlyn: This whole conversation is reminding me just how much I too love weeping, especially out of pride.
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The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants stars are reminding their fans to always be sisterly to one another.
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Elsewhere, Skaryna addressed his readers directly, reminding them that the book of Proverbs "contains the spirit of wisdom".
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Black transgender women were our conscience Thursday night, reminding us they are here and will not be silenced.
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Dr. Margie gave me this list, reminding me that no one else would do those things for me.
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For Francis's supporters, it is a way of reminding the traditionalists that, however vociferous, they remain a minority.
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The tension has affected their co-parenting as well, reminding Lewis why they split in the first place.
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We are working on reminding them that they are safe and important and loved and have value here.
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So I keep reminding everybody, if you hate my film remember there's another 299 people all around me.
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" Fox News host Brian Kilmeade cut in, reminding Trump Jr.: "But we don't know if he's a leftist.
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On Wednesday, Murray earned widespread praise for helpfully reminding a reporter that, yes, female tennis players do exist.
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So I'm constantly reminding him not to give in to the gravity of life and always look up.
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Thanks, Nicola, for reminding me that this project wasn't really about the number of books I could read.
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I especially loved the one that resembled a stack of books, reminding us of the importance of reading.
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The work protrudes from the wall, with the enameled slats reminding me of late 19th-century Samurai armor.
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Respect to Williams for reminding us this wedding season that comfort and style can go hand in hand.
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That's right, Barack Obama reminding you to vote is the newest ad to interrupt your Spotify jam sesh.
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Democrats are highlighting a different fear: reminding voters what Republicans tried to do with the health care system.
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Stern advised reminding them about the things you did buy and that together you made good, strategic decisions.
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"I keep reminding them that this company is South African and they should not forget that," he says.
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China is reminding the president-elect of the United States that they didn't make up global warming, really.
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Beaumonth continued, reminding me that Gold comes with other benefits — discounts and free games, as I mentioned already.
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The actor celebrated his big day on October 11 and we can thank AARP magazine for reminding us.
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Small gestures, like reminding applicants a few hours before their interview, can drive better outcomes across the board.
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Republicans appeared more sympathetic to Juul, reminding colleagues that millions of Americans still smoke and struggle to quit.
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So I keep reminding everybody, if you hate my film, remember there's another 299 people all around me.
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In other words, reminding people they're lying could help revive the negative feeling that may have been lost.
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Five years after they were introduced, the company is reminding users of the convenience of creating different profiles.
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It's important for her career, Jack says, reminding her that the trip was a commitment to her job.
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Trump is fond of reminding people at more or less every opportunity that he has the quarterback's support.
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Indeed, these artworks make you think about the past, ever reminding us that political pessimism is nothing new.
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The almond base matched perfectly with the almond brittle flavor, reminding one taste tester of a wedding cake.
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At the same time, constantly reminding people of a past triumph isn't the best way to move forward.
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You're having plenty of fun, but the moon enters Virgo tonight, reminding you to focus on your chores.
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I think I reconcile this by reminding myself that single women deserve whatever they want — or don't want.
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That's why I rely on apps like Timehop, Facebook and Google Photos to do the reminding for me.
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Maybe Blue Ivy is simply reminding us of how fly of a big sister she's going to be.
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Sudbury Police Department shared a photo on their Facebook page, reminding residents to drive "responsibly" during the holidays.
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"This fight is reminding Democrats what the Democratic Party is for," Ben Wikler, MoveOn's Washington director, told CNN.
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It references human-on-human war films like Apocalypse Now, reminding us that this behavior is nothing new.
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The store isn't charging the Belgian vloggers, but store officials are strongly reminding customers that sleepovers aren't allowed.
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Best moments for Clinton: • Reminding viewers that she has stood up to Republicans and remains their primary target.
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And simply reminding myself that everything is temporary, my sadness and others' happiness included, is a consistent comfort.
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They're just doing a great job of reminding us that they're not accepting Nobel Peace Prizes up there.
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When I get into pissing matches and cockfights, I keep reminding myself that they don't get me anywhere.
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These have included posts reminding Mr Xi of his words in 2013 about the party's fitness to rule.
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His critics, led by Trotsky, never tired of reminding him of his secondary role in the Bolshevik Revolution.
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He's also reminding us of something we should already know -- Puerto Ricans are Americans, too, and deserve help.
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CCRB posted a photo of staff members on Friday, reminding citizens to report potential instances of police misconduct.
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Nora acts as a cheerleader, reminding Nicole of her worth whenever she expresses doubt over Nora's cutthroat methods.
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This minority faction persists as an admonitory ghost, reminding Republicans of all the principles they've abandoned under Trump.
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Now the commission is quietly reminding euro "outs" that most of them have a legal obligation to join.
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After Trump's election, these groups sent a letter reminding him of his campaign pledge to pull America out.
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" He was reminding Americans, at a critical moment, of the first words of the Constitution: "We the People.
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So the book is a way of reminding people what this party really is, what it still is.
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It's a strategy for reminding the reader that stories are always more complex, more contested, than they seem.
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Perhaps most consequential, as Sanders has not tired of reminding us, the biggest banks were not broken up.
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Ayotte rescinded her support for Trump, reminding voters once again that she had backed him in the past.
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More broadly, the campaign hopes it can taint her by reminding people of scandals in the couple's past.
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"It's really about reminding them that they're part of a community of people just like them," said Roberto.
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The moon enters Libra, reminding you that productive partnerships are key to your success, especially in your career!
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At every opportunity, he has been reminding Catholics that forgiveness and mercy are the heart of their faith.
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Then the Moon opposes serious Saturn at 4:36 AM, reminding us of our fears and emotional blockages.
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Early on today, the vibe will be especially potent for making money or reminding yourself of your worth.
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The Moon is in fellow Fire sign Aries today, reminding you to be brave and take some chances.
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New York, Bloomberg kept reminding us, was a brand, a product that everyone around the world should consume.
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Thank you for reading and for reminding us how gifted we are at being edgy here at VICE.
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The Moon connects with power planet Pluto in Capricorn at 2:38 PM, reminding us of our strength.
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They're also surprsingly human despite their massive scale, reminding us that each of us faces our own obstacles.
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One scenario might see Alexa reminding patients with chronic illnesses to take their medication or measuring vital signs.
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Take Beth reminding Randall early in the episode of all of their struggles with the foster care system.
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Mezcal-wise, it is dangerously smooth and on the sweeter side rather than reminding you of burnt rubber.
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Claire lets him down by reminding him that he doesn't have the pedigree nor property that Randall has.
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I also get an email reminding me that my dog is almost out of doggy-day-care days.
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Mercury retrograde is reminding you of people from you past—whom do you want to reach out to?
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"APTN been very good about reminding viewers of that promise," she said, "and how important that promise is."
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But now there he was, eating, chatting, "working the crowd" and reminding his son to videotape the event.
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It was the first of many moments reminding viewers that this debate was not by any measure normal.
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I think Sebald was reminding me of something when he has his young narrator looking for his uncle.
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" Mr. Murray, the British journalist, thinks Mr. Trump is "reminding the West of what is great about ourselves.
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The dim, stripped-down layers of banished décor had a cinematic glow, reminding me of a Tarkovsky film.
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Or, at least it's his psyche reminding him that there's a larger, existential Goliath he's yet to confront.
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There are signs on the drillships and offshore platforms reminding crews of the importance of following safety rules.
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The dead multitudes make you feel comfortable, reminding you that there are more buried people than living people.
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The show's greatest lesson is its capaciousness, reminding us that questions of access are also ones of creativity.
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She called his bluff, reminding him that the order for the frozen hot chocolate had already been placed.
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Almost like a commercial, they appear between episodes, reminding viewers not to miss a different show on Netflix.
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It is reminding us how important Europe and European values are, and that someone has to defend them.
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It's part of four new animated public service spots reminding young viewers to stay healthy during the pandemic.
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"American made" stickers cover each balcony on every level, reminding us of the desperate plight of the detainees.
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Belgium doesn't need reminding that at the last World Cup they exited feebly, beaten by Argentina, a finalist.
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It all culminates, brilliantly, in an image of humans — who sometimes need reminding that "we are better" together.
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But they note that one roadblock Fiorina might face is reminding voters that she lives in the state.
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As everyone has been reminding us, great things happen when the community comes together and connects at GDC.
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"I have to keep reminding them that they are not here for your immigration status," Ms. Rodriguez said.
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Then, I call someone who is really good at reminding me of why I'm doing what I do.
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Thank you for reminding me to tell The Boy to take a break from the studying, Mr. Polin.
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Maybe it's just someone reminding you to be true to yourself, and who cares what anyone else thinks.
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"Reminding yourself that you are not alone and it is OK. These are the biggest things," Tran said.
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And unfortunately, there's more political gain in reinforcing our divisions than in reminding us of our common humanity.
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Thank you, Ms. Alexander, for reminding us so eloquently that we cannot be silent when such injustices occur.
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It's a lovely moment, but reminding us of what's come before is not in this work's best interest.
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In case you forget, Taylor Swift is reminding us all that we're still in the era of Lover.
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He was right to the extent that he was reminding people that an accusation is not itself proof.
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On April 18, another email was sent, reminding the team to promote the agency's multiple use mandate online.
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While at the same time, reminding environmentally friendly and minimizing it job loss for fossil power plant workers?
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I also see that my dad sent me a text reminding me that I have $1,250 of inheritance money.
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It's been an adventure, but people keep reminding me that this is just the beginning of a longterm journey.
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She declines the prospect of serious commitment, reminding Reggie she suffered through multiple breakups with Archie mere weeks ago.
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In July, China issued statements reminding outbound tourists to guard against safety risks, with mentions of the Phuket incident.
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Now, Bey's publicist is reminding fans that it's time to spread love, not vicious hate for literally no reason.
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Luckily, these periods are well-suited for gradually reevaluating your faith and reminding yourself of where your wisdom lies.
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Was this her subtle way of reminding Stephens and his bosses that people in glass houses shouldn't throw stones?
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Johansson refreshed her memory by reminding her that they worked on Joseph Gordon-Levitt's 2013 film Don Jon together.
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Yvette Noel-Schure responded to the Beyhive's hateful Instagram bullying of Nicole Curran by reminding them of better times.
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In fact, I have to keep reminding myself that he's talking about real life and not roles he's played.
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The choice to hang a work in public reminding neighbors of some unpleasant history is slyly subversive, but abrasive.
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In a series of tweets, Dunham defended Woods, reminding fans to be gentle on the 21-year-old model.
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It's even nice at the office, perched beside my computer and reminding me that it's only twenty degrees outside.
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She's in the background of all of that, [reminding me to] take charge of whatever space that I enter.
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Time and time again people messaged thanking me for reminding them of DOMO, but that they had no pictures.
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Reminding them they have the capacity to date someone who's hot, cool, and subscribed to the New York Times?
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Again, social platforms like Facebook can run ads (which they can monetize) reminding you to try out that app.
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Roan's presidential bid, Election Year suddenly can't stop reminding us that violent action against the powerful elite is Bad.
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Pitt has been cleaning up this award season, while also reminding the fans that he doesn't have a girlfriend.
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The show finally delivered it — at the same time it was reminding fans that the two are actually related.
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Thank you Ariana Grande, for reminding a generation of women that they skipped that indoor cycling class this morning.
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He gets applauded into shutting up when he starts reminding everyone how poorly the kids' marriages have gone, though.
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Von D ended her post by reminding followers what she stands for, and that their support is always welcome.
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The instructor coached us through a series of deep breathing, reminding us to fill our lungs and exhale fully.
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There's even an app that learns when you charge the Key2, reminding you to charge within the time frame.
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The Mad Max movies dip in and out of reminding the viewer of the hostility of the planet's climate.
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Here's a 2011 photo from NASA showing the Pacific Ocean, reminding us just how much water covers our planet.
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Finally, the Moon makes a harmonious connection to Pluto tonight at 7:12 PM, reminding us of our strength.
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The 29.3-year-old former prosecutor revels in reminding his countrymen that he is a man to be feared.
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While other software firms are exploring virtual reality, Nintendo is reminding youngsters how to play in the real world.
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On almost every other channel, Donald Trump was reminding us that Chicago has had "thousands" of shootings this year.
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Cheryl also continuously encourages a hesitant Josie to pursue the opportunity, reminding her she doesn't need the other Pussycats.
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Biden switched seats to comfort Meghan, reminding her to stay hopeful as there are medical breakthroughs all the time.
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It's the same day Taylor Swift has daily been reminding the world that something will be happening with her.
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Luke is obsessed with musical instruments as a way of reminding himself what separates humanity from other living creatures.
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Clinton's campaign remained low-key following the news, reminding voters to still head to the polls Tuesday for primaries.
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The moon in Capricorn meets taskmaster Saturn at 3:29 AM, reminding us to be on our best behavior.
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I got through it by reminding myself that things will get better if I keep trying and moving forward.
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Trump answered by reminding the reporter and the Israeli PM that he won more electoral votes than anyone expected.
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Bob the Drag Queen gives us further insight by reminding us how taboos hold different power in different locations.
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Kuala Lumpur is reminding me a lot of São Paulo, one of the cities I lived in growing up.
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The signs reminding you that entering the field of play is a criminal offence only make the urge greater.
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That might typically involve reminding them to buy milk, pay rent or walk the dog, but not much more.
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She then encouraged the sold-out crowd to sing with her while reminding them that it was Angélil's birthday.
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"I pulled away, reminding him that he was married and a tryst was out of the question," she wrote.
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But he is keenly aware that getting people to be prepared takes a lot of cajoling and constant reminding.
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It might be worth reminding them that a tree that doesn't bend in a windstorm typically ends up broken.
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Sanders, having voted against the war in Iraq, keeps reminding everyone about the differences between his vote and Clinton's.
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She then encouraged the sold-out crowd to sing with her while reminding them that it was Angélil's birthday.
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NOPE. Stranger Things 2 has its moments of fan service, but reminding us about Barb was different – it's dark.
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Baldwin took notice, and quickly clapped back, reminding the user that others should not judge what they don't know.
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Petersen helps Heyward by reminding him to take care of himself and be mindful of his high blood pressure.
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This is now reminding me of young kids on the playground, where one boy gotta have the last word.
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We'd like to think the flightless bird was reminding the world that Penguin Awareness Day falls on Saturday, Jan.
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You were, as always, fighting the demons of self-delusion, reminding us of the need for change, for progress.
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Studios believe audiences will pay to watch something for no other reason than it reminding them of their past.
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At SXSW 2016, McDonald's is reminding us that VR will just as easily be a vehicle for corporate consumption.
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"Crap, they're just crap," Klepper said, reminding us that this is the man coasting to the Republican presidential nomination.
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The moon in Leo connects with the sun, reminding you that your intuition is one of your best assets.
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The Moon, in Aquarius, is reminding you to remember where you came from as you climb to the top.
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We challenged this premise directly by reminding people that America's high baseline levels of gun violence are not natural.
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The "LADs," as they were called, were a way of reminding him why he was at the nation's helm.
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Even if she doesn't, she did a great job of reminding everyone that there are more important things. video
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" One man, who identifies himself as a veteran, thanks Trump for "reminding us to stand during our national anthem.
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I've been reminding myself that I approve of myself 100%, and that I am enough the way I am.
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Every user 18 and over will receive messages from the app reminding them to vote, along with a playlist.
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She e-mailed her boss, listing her accomplishments and reminding him that her performance reviews had all been positive.
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Dad takes his time waiting for a confession, reminding her that Santa Claus frowns on this sort of behavior.
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It has a way of reminding you just how complicated it is to be an independent designer these days.
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On the other hand, as his advisers kept reminding him, he wasn't about to be elected mayor of California.
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Reminding whites that they will one day become an American minority, one study concluded, deepened their support for Trump.
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"For older generations, they offer nostalgia, reminding us of our days playing SIMs and creating our avatars," she said.
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Paul: It can't be good when planes across the world are reminding passengers that Samsung's phones can spontaneously detonate.
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Obama posted a nearly 503-second video to his Twitter, Facebook and Instagram accounts reminding folks to get coverage.
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The overall experience of the system feels dated, reminding us of a relic left over from a previous decade.
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I got calls telling me not to start my car and reminding me where my children went to school.
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She was reminding her rowers, and those in the boats around them, that a legend was on the course.
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Uber, which has not taken a position on the referendum, flashed ads on customers' smartphones reminding them to register.
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"Alice, thank you for reminding us that we always have the power to shape our own destiny," Trump added.
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The Marjory Stoneman Douglas students are once again reminding the adults who we are and what we can be.
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It bears reminding that the liberty of musical nourishment, to even forget about troubles, is in itself a privilege.
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I had to keep reminding myself that this happened—on a November evening in Dallas, all of this happened.
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Some of the ads could not be canceled, however, and emails reminding people to enroll were still sent out.
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The system also sends "nudges" reminding users that their location or other data are being shared by running apps.
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Then, at some point during the year, a letter was sent home reminding everyone of the school dress policy.
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Mars enters your sign today, boosting your energy and reminding you of how brave and strong you really are.
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Elle Pérez, Nicholas Muellner, Cassils, Kristine Woods—dozens of visiting artists reminding me to believe in the lifetime endeavor.
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I don't try to flaunt it day-to-day, but my boyfriend's never shy about reminding me it's there.
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Later, it mingles with the Sun in regal Leo at 8:29 PM, reminding us of what's truly important.
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Back on the bus, Desangles wraps things up by reminding the volunteers of the lasting impact they've just achieved.
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This is just the world reminding you that it's there, to an extent, but lately, a little more forcefully.
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"This November, reminding your friends is your new civic duty," Outvote co-founder Naseem Makiya said in a statement.
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She contextualized the need for new technologies by reminding us of the recent revelations around Facebook's personal data leaks.
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He spoke of the nobility of the survivors present, solemnly reminding the audience of the traumas they had experienced.
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Fade to black and text comes on the screen, reminding us of the horror of landmines in armed conflict.
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The subtle nudge from Melania reminding Trump to put his hand over his heart for the National Anthem pic.twitter.
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When he recently posted a note reminding users about the ban, the group lost 4,000 followers in four days.
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Enjoy the exquisite breeze on your face, reminding you of the transience of the season, and of life itself.
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In case you needed reminding, World Sleep Day is here to celebrate the benefits of good and healthy sleep.
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Our leaders should go back to this habit of reminding Israel and the world that Israel's goal is peace.
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While its successes should be celebrated, its failures must be acknowledged, reminding us how much is left to learn.
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He asked why, reminding his boss that the company had earned record profits of $1.8 billion two straight years.
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She tried again after a time, reminding Mr. Mateen he had work the next day, according to the defense.
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" She then encourages everyone to act, reminding the audience that "no one is too small to make a difference.
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Just think: How many messages did you get via newspapers, television and radio stations reminding you to vote yesterday?
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He even delivered warmth, when reminding Frasier and Niles of the importance of unfussy stuff like family and beer.
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Professional athletes, of course, are not granted that luxury, as New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady is reminding us.
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It showcased the creativity and visual artistry behind her work while reminding us how addictive her best songs are.
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Indeed, have I somehow betrayed the resistance by spending the last few paragraphs reminding people of Kristol's pernicious views?
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It's like when you see all the slave movies, it's like why you gotta keep reminding us about slavery?
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Such inclusiveness is just another way of reminding us that we're all complicit in this landscape of nonstop surveillance.
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I have four little faces at the breakfast table every morning reminding how amazing that decision was and is.
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And I want to begin by reminding you why the UK has been taking the approach that we have.
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And let us not forget Idris Elba stolidly reminding us that, yes, black people can indeed get that 'rona.
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Pertchik said he makes a point of reminding his staff how important they are in keeping the country running.
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Love is a given between them, but there's always story value in reminding us that this relationship takes work.
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It may be as straightforward as reminding them why the Trumpified Republican Party needs to be repudiated in November.
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Help ease tensions by reminding yourself of the bigger picture, and step out of yourself whenever you feel lost.
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" Benoist also posted on Instagram after the video went live, reminding her followers that there is "strength in numbers.
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Suggestions could be as simple as M reminding you to wish someone happy birthday if it is their birthday.
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Mr. Jacinto sat, unsmiling, as Mr. Kieran whispered in his ear, reminding him of the mechanics of the jump.
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So Fox is touting its newscasts instead, reminding advertisers that it has plenty of other spots to place ads.
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When Jurati is reminding the audience why Picard is uneasy about being on a Borg cube, it felt off.
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Nina Turner is on the ground reminding older voters that Sanders often polls higher among younger African American voters.
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While reminding the nation that the good parts of the economy are mainly the products of the Obama administration.
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Rebounds, after all, are healthiest when you have a chorus reminding you that relief can sometimes feel like love.
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We applaud Taylor for reminding all artists to be aware of their rights and to stand up for themselves.
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His mother, Elizabeth Mayen, 50, is constantly reminding him to do his homework in case basketball doesn't work out.
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The Iranians have been here before -- a senior official reminding me that Republican hardliners are nothing new to them.
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It bears reminding that right now, human review is still a necessary part of improving voice and speech recognition.
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Her husband agreed, noting that the shop was branded, reminding visitors that the products sold were New York-made.
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But our current political environment keeps reminding us that a disavowal can also be something else: perfunctory, meaningless, phony.
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The spaghetti-like noodles were the standout, reminding me of the peppery roadside preparation I'd sometimes eat in Mumbai.
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I just kept reminding myself that these people just look at politics differently than we do here in Alabama.
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Florida Democratic House candidate Charlie Crist sent an email reminding people that Wednesday was the start of hurricane season.
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It's a skillful Taylor pastiche, reminding us of the real Taylor experience without challenging it or making it fresh.
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It's a good question, one we'll thank Winterson for reminding us to ask — this time of year and beyond.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) is reminding Trump of supermajorities supporting a U.S. presence in Syria. Sen.
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On the treadmill, I noticed that I felt pressure between my shoulder blades reminding me to stand up straighter.
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And thank you, Chancellor Syverud for those wonderful remarks and reminding me of how badly my bracket is doing.
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Technically, this year's New York march was aimed at generating enthusiasm and reminding people to go out and vote.
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His work spotlights the act of representation, reminding us that any attempts at such are bound to be creative.
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Time-based video replaces painting's timeless stillness, reminding viewers that real time never stops pulling us into the future.
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Days before the January 31 enrollment deadline for 2017 coverage, the Trump administration pulled advertisements reminding consumers to sign up.
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The community spirit is alive under these moonbeams, reminding us that the more we get together, the happier we'll be.
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"What you're doing is reminding them that you exist, so that your absence does not make you forgotten," she continues.
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It is in touch with many rebel groups inside the sector, reminding them of the rules of war, Stillhart said.
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And, because of Jules' silence, Nate is around a lot, reminding Jules of the trauma she suffered every single day.
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It's no different either from the ads Hillary Clinton's campaign served up, say, reminding Iowans to vote in the primary.
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The DNC says it has contacted presidential campaigns reminding them how they can detect and respond to social media attacks.
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Many of the photographs were taken during wartime, reminding us that knitting has often stood as a display of patriotism.
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Conway also spoke at the annual event reminding attendees of the Trump administration's commitment to the anti-abortion voting bloc.
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Bob and Gwen's daughter flits around the edges of the party, reminding us of what a shitty father he is.
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What do we do with time?" she asked, while reminding us that "each day we get is truly good luck.
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It's a wonderful life, sure, but you have to keep reminding yourself of that fact, because sometimes it's anything but.
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I have an inbox full of spectators reminding me that I am not smart enough, pretty enough, or qualified enough.
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And we need to be reminding ourselves of that because of how actually small the circle is of Twitter users.
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He will keep reminding voters that many Americans have jobs and can count on a paycheck in the near future.
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The moon in Cancer opposes Pluto and connects with Venus, reminding you to be gentle as you navigate difficult conversations.
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For the bit, the pair showcased their vocals with Paltrow, 43, reminding Glee fans of her amazing character Holly Holliday.
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Sexy Venus is currently in your sign, Aries, boosting your seductive vibe and reminding you of how sexy you are!
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The humanity of her story also grounds those of her sisters, reminding us that luck's handouts are unpredictable and unfair.
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The company is also reminding customers that humans are often behind some of the picks they see throughout the app.
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Sharing his work is her way of reminding people of his importance to her life and the world of fashion.
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These two superlative performers establish beyond doubt, if we needed any reminding, that great talent is ageless and ever-rewarding.
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He is "teaching us how to live"; reminding us to go with the flow and to be in the moment.
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More than half of the energy is reserved for existing projects with the reminding 300 megawatts aimed at new business.
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Amorous Venus makes her annual visit to Virgo from August 5 to 29, reminding you to be true to yourself.
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" VoteWithMe claims that reminding friends and family through texts is up to 20 times more effective than "knocking on doors.
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You have him speaking in his apostolic exhortation Amoris Laetitia about reminding LGBTQ people "before all else" of their dignity.
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The key: constantly reminding herself that being strong and feeling good is more important than the number on the scale.
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It started off fine, reminding people when the election will be and telling them how to find their polling place.
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After gently reminding him who I was, he asked me what I was doing with the rest of my day.
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" Plus, there's the fact that Kufrin has always been a go-getter, repeatedly reminding us to "do the damn thing.
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He hedges, reminding her that they can stay there rent-free, and that every penny he makes goes to Lallybroch.
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Yet after all this, the film ends by reminding viewers that it is possible to read too much into art.
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Police are reminding the public not to trespass, as some Pokemon Go players are wandering off paths and over fences.
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Today we have a YouTube livestream, which will broadcast the event live, reminding turkeys that they shall never defeat America.
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The AeroGarden's touch screen makes it super easy to use, reminding you of when to add water and plant food.
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I receive a text from my parents reminding me to book my flight for our upcoming family vacation to Florida.
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With sentiment turning positive this year, he is reminding everyone that the work of defusing potential problems is not done.
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Gomez has taken the chance to show off her street style prowess, reminding us she can make anything look good.
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It builds community by reminding us that the other is a human being, not a massive ton of unforgiving steel.
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We've just been reminding each other that dance makes people happy – and that's really why we're doing what we're doing.
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When Rose takes Abe to see a permanent Parisian apartment, he balks, reminding her their lives are in New York.
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Ailes made sure to scare Kelly into not talking about his alleged harassment by reminding her who held the power.
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But in listening himself, and reminding his compatriots to do so more, he sets out a path to greater devotion.
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But Tyrion is also a master strategist, and he isn't just reminding Jon of old times because he's feeling nostalgic.
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If you can just keep reminding yourself to trust that permission, eventually your brain and body will trust it, too.
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The strategy of reminding voters that she was at the forefront of pushing for universal health care could help Mrs.
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And expect every GOPer to follow Trump's lead and start reminding voters of Clinton's disastrous 1994 "deal" with North Korea.
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Statements ranged from reminding attendees that "people are people" and sending messages of female empowerment to calling for a revolution.
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In her work, bands of paint can become columns of light — reminding the viewer of searchlights scanning the night sky.
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Martha bristles at the suggestion, reminding Bartosz that they never see each other, and that he hides things from her.
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Policymakers still keep reminding governments they should help boost productivity and growth with reforms and, where possible, spending on infrastructure.
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After, Ralph goes to talk to Micah, apologizing for threatening him and reminding his nephew that he's there for him.
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Ensing starts off her video by reminding us that those airbrushed Instagram looks require a ton of time and effort.
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The band flew through hits while reminding the crowd of their first show in New York City—at Pianos, FYI.
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Christine Quinn is the ring leader of the group, a designation that she enjoys reminding Hartley of at every turn.
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Venus and Saturn meet in a highly psychic sector of your chart today, reminding you to listen to your intuition.
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As if we needed reminding, a reality TV star is going to be the next president of the United States.
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ET. The temporary shutdown caused panic among the publisher community, reminding them that they operate at the whims of Facebook.
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"We're always reminding people that whichever doctor they speak with, that they coordinate with their regular general practitioner," said Scholnick.
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I'm telling you, the last time I saw her before she passed on, she was still reminding me of that.
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Suffering, of any kind, connects us all… reminding us that we are all beautiful no matter the route we choose.
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The Team USA basketball player has a couple cute #tbt posts in his Instagram, reminding us where he came from.
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As BeauHawkins states in their post, the show never stops reminding us of the surface similarities between Jason and Archie.
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But then, the trailer takes a turn towards PSA territory, with Perry reminding viewers (and herself?) of her own worth.
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So are we just experiencing a blip of highly visible incidents, reminding commuters of the inevitable threat of human error?
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Police are reminding homeowners to keep backup battery-operated, glow stick or hand-cranked lighting available in case of emergencies.
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Whether it's calling Kim Jong un Little Rocket Man or reminding everyone that China has been killing us on trade.
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The trustees of Social Security recently released their annual report reminding us of the looming shortfall in the program's funding.
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The iron scow they left behind remained lodged among the rocks, reminding residents of the feat and their ancestors' bravery.
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It's supposed to be No-Money Thursday, I think, reminding myself of my promise not to spend any money today.
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Maybe Taylor Swift is reminding everyone that it's about time we gave the seminal Mariah Carey classic Glitter its due.
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Save those you're interested in cooking to your recipe boxes (and I'll stop reminding you to do so every day!).
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Reminding the nation that a president can be called to answer before the people's house, however, is a good start.
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The glimmering vista of the ocean appears frequently throughout the film, reminding us of both infinite possibility and deadly limitations.
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He speaks often of Reagan-style "peace through strength," reminding crowds that the largest country Mr. Reagan invaded was Grenada.
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Judge would spend virtually her entire campaign reminding voters that Grassley was holding open a seat on the Supreme Court.
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Elliott isn't just leaning into current music video trends with "Throw It Back" — she's reminding us that she invented them.
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When Nixon was finally forced from office, Bradlee walked through the newsroom, reminding reporters "Don't gloat" during the resignation speech.
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It also explains why Democrats are reminding voters of the 6900 times Republicans in the House voted to repeal ObamaCare.
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"I panicked, then wrote back, reminding him that there were implications about his actions he didn't fully understand," Russell said.
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" Ocasio-Cortez, a self-described democratic socialist, fired back, reminding the GOP that they called the Affordable Care Act "socialist.
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Then it gives way to a minor chord progression, reminding us that even Mother Nature's most beautiful day must end.
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WeWork had sent alarming letters to UK workers it laid off earlier this year, reminding them of their noncompete agreements.
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As Trump does not tire of reminding us, Germany also runs a very large trade surplus with the United States.
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Warren is on the right track in reminding voters that Trump defaulted on his promise to help the middle class.
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Rachel starts out her Big Trouble dressing down by reminding Star she isn't the only beautiful member of the group.
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First, there was Minhaj, who did a fantastic job of mocking Trump while still reminding us of substantive political issues.
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It's a beautiful concept, and I thank him for reminding me that that's at the root of the art form.
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Plus, when someone comes into my office I'm offering them counseling, I'm reminding them about condoms and good partner choices.
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"Test before you fly," she advises, reminding them their tolerance might be down if they haven't been using for awhile.
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It's great to see her reminding us that no, being a little out of shape is not a moral failure.
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Suddenly he was everywhere, making announcements, reminding his brothers about changes to the schedule, posting a new De More notice.
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If Mr. Trump's campaign has accomplished anything, it is reminding women that there is still plenty to be frightened of.
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According to Bloomberg, the Trump campaign sent ads reminding certain selected black voters of Hillary Clinton's infamous "super predator" line.
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They seem to be reminding you that welcoming joy is an act of daring — and cherishing it is hard work.
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In April 2017, the trade commission sent more than 90 letters to influencers and brands reminding them of the guidelines.
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"It's a good exercise in reminding us that we just don't need a lot of the stuff that we have."
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This conversation is reminding me of an annotation of Biggie Smalls lyrics that ran in Vibe magazine back in 903.
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Making sure people know it's not true could be electorally potent — as could reminding people of what Democrats stand for.
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The Changi Airport released a brief statement to their Facebook at that time, reminding travelers to adhere to the rules.
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My reminding them they couldn't afford the boats was clearly ruining the facade they were plastering all over their Instagram.
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" Before young evangelicals can read, we memorize verses reminding us to "be strong and courageous" and "trust in the Lord.
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As my very wise mom never tires of reminding me, I don't have a degree in medicine or public health.
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Playing it in a quartet keeps reminding you that Bach was very sensitive to the workings of the inner voices.
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