And it's respected, faculty who live both lives are respected.
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The United States is respected; the United States was not respected.
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Men respected other men's claims more than they respected a woman's autonomy.
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"People want to be respected ... the constitution's about everyone being respected," Stevie said.
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We want our flag respected - and we want our NATIONAL ANTHEM respected also!
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They should have respected that and respected her opinion when she first brought it up.
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They respected me on the mic, but they also respected me on being a cool cat.
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"I don't think Pakistan respected the United States, I don't think Pakistan respected its presidents," Trump said.
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"It was a big, big victory by a highly respected judge, highly, highly respected in Texas," Trump said.
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"It was a big, big victory by a highly respected judge, highly, highly respected in Texas," Trump added.
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Sixty-one percent of respondents said the U.S. is less respected, with 6900 percent saying they believe the country is more respected and 2628 percent saying the U.S. is as respected at it has been.
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He gave me all kinds of freedom and respected that – respected my opinions – and I grew in that period.
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I'm respected as a student but I'm not respected as a student of color or a queer or trans student.
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The official said France respected Japan's judicial system and that France was closely watching to see that Ghosn's rights were respected.
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But she respected the process, and respected our committee in particular, and had a good sense of what her role should be.
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"Well I didn't make that decision — it was made by a man who's a very respected person, a very very respected person," Trump added.
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Take evolution: Your respected pastor — whose judgment, you believe, is generally to be trusted — may assert evolution is unproven, while respected scientific authorities assert the opposite.
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Twenty-eight percent also said Trump's policies have made America more respected on the world stage, compared with 54 percent who said America is now less respected.
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The long term is you have a person beyond respected by the [conservative House] Freedom Caucus, beyond respected by every foreign policy hawk that supports the president.
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That's Mr. Manafort, by the way, a respected man, a respected man, but I think he represented the Ukraine or Ukraine government or somebody, but everybody knew that.
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" Exasperated, he went on: "I repeat — respected religiously.
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They came to me, they explained what they wanted to do—the generals—who are very respected, my generals are the most respected that we've had in many decades, I believe.
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"I just remember feeling so relieved that I worked with someone who respected parenting and respected the choice that I was making to continue to be a working parent," she says.
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We had our marches and stuff like that, but in the sixties that I remember, we were, for the most part, being pretty well respected, you know, my father was respected.
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They were so cute together — they respected each other.
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The Entire Cast of Once Respected Actors / Collateral Beauty
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He's — and he's, very importantly, he's respected within DOJ.
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We fully respected the other domain extensions, such as .
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It is clear to me that Dell and Silver Lake have followed Machiavelli's advice to the letter: It is better to be respected than loved, but better still to be feared than respected.
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And when you connect with voters in their guts, they feel respected, and when they feel respected, they will listen to anything — including big issues that are true even if Democrats believe them.
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The three phrases express mourning for a widely respected person.
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" Al Jazeera "is treated like any other respected media outlet.
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The IEA is widely respected by governments and energy experts.
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Cow is respected with high stature in many Indian communities.
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They came away from the meeting feeling heard and respected.
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Toto was a group of hardcore, highly respected studio musicians.
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" Spicer added that the American taxpayer will be "wholly respected.
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I think at that time, he was respected but unloved.
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Pope Francis called for Jerusalem's status quo to be respected.
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And it felt like they respected me for my honesty.
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And America is being respected again all over the world.
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Putin wants to be respected as a global power player.
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We all want to be respected for what we offer.
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Making sure I respected everything about him and the organization.
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The Virginia senator is respected for his foreign policy views.
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" Maya Angelou herself said that she "enjoyed and respected Kipling.
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How we were respected and had done many wonderful things.
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I listened to and respected all voices on the issue.
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They have a heart that can be loved and respected.
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She now works as a respected – but not outstanding – mathematician.
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Zaw Htay said the journalists' legal rights were being respected.
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It's the fantasy show we have always loved and respected!
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Levada is the most respected of Russia's three main pollsters.
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Though hopeful, Kardashian realizes her request likely won't be respected.
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Nevertheless, Rosenworcel is highly respected by many public internet advocates.
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He hopes their privacy can be respected at this time.
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Still, he is well respected in the Bucs locker room.
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"The elderly in Trinidad, they were always respected," she said.
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Lochte said in an email that he respected Speedo's decision.
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They don't have to like him, but they respected him.
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The UN envoy, Martin Griffiths, is respected by both sides.
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The director and actors said they respected the victims' relatives.
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We respected them, but we wanted to go at them.
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And McGahn has long been respected across the political aisle.
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We, based on our country's national interest, respected this suggestion.
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Staff Secretary Rob Porter, respected for his intellect and instincts.
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I don't think we respected the team that we played.
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Everyone has his own taste and that should be respected.
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Is the rule of law and due process being respected?
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I appreciated this because I immediately felt respected and safe.
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She's also widely respected for her expertise in cyber security.
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It is something to be nurtured and respected, almost deified.
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Ken Pomeroy, the analytics guru who runs the respected kenpom.
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He is respected by judges, law professors and lawyers alike.
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John Kelly at Homeland Security, are known and respected officers.
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The Security Council must now ensure this resolution is respected.
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They should have respected that but now everything is destroyed.
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Our contributions were respected from partner meetings to board rooms.
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The role of British judges would be respected, he added.
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" Still, she said, "The design was sleek and respected tradition.
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In the world of competitive shooters, they're just not respected.
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Why am I not respected in my place of work?
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Kvitova's spokesman, Karel Tejkal, said she respected the court's ruling.
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You've gone all over the world and you're widely respected.
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When Babe was alive, Badran was respected around the country.
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Females do not have to dress modest to be respected.
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In California, it is a very premium and respected spirit.
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I don't think I respected it enough at the time.
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He's a highly respected man in his country and throughout.
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But once voters make their decision, it must be respected.
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"He's a very highly respected conservative pundit," said of Williams.
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A few people said they respected his decision to close.
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We want every employee to feel valued, respected and safe.
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Special counsels tend to be highly respected lawyers or judges.
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Their dignity and rights are not respected and well maintained.
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But among YouTubers, he is almost universally liked and respected.
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On some level, I think Trump must have respected it.
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Shakir is a highly respected and well regarded mainstream progressive.
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They make shared sacrifice voluntary, compromise acceptable and consensus respected.
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Where you live shouldn't affect your right to be respected.
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They knew him as a runner — one they all respected.
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To monitor fairness, keep track of whether you feel respected.
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No comparable agency is more highly respected the world over.
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I know, I know, I should have respected his privacy.
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Powell is widely respected and is close to Ivanka Trump.
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Just like Merrick Garland, Neil Gorsuch is a respected judge.
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In Chile, corruption scandals are tightening around previously respected leaders.
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The New Republic is a respected journal of liberal opinion.
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The Lima Group statement said the group respected Peru's decision.
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He is also one of the most respectful and respected.
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He also wants to make Europe a respected power globally.
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The current government is progressive and LGBTI rights are respected.
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Immigration reform, Dreamers protected, asylum laws respected, paths to citizenship.
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Ask if she feels safe and respected in her work.
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Barkan, who has ALS, is a respected progressive grassroots leader.
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People want to be heard and want to be respected.
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It's about making sure that their human rights are respected.
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Just two weeks ago, the respected research firm Gartner, Inc.
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Oscar is the most beloved and respected man in Hollywood.
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But despite the name, an expert he was, and respected.
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Dyson is widely respected and valued for her keen intellect.
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A respected Glaad leader, Joan M. Garry, had stepped down.
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Chris Christie — TRUMP: Matthew Whitaker is a very respected man.
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Huawei is among the most respected private enterprises in China.
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Yes, we hired Mr. Steele, a highly respected Russia expert.
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The revelations are stunning for what had been respected institutions.
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"Respected all over Europe," Mr. Trump said of Mr. Orban.
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"Steve was a gentlemen, his brothers respected him," he said.
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"It was the law, so I respected it," she said.
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That doesn't mean that black Iowans' rights were always respected.
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"Carlos is experienced and respected by our team," Courier said.
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Mr. Gordhan was widely respected in financial and business circles.
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He respected Kelly, and his family seems pretty great, too.
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And he's long been respected by the Senate GOP. Sen.
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He was like John Wooden at U.C.L.A. Everybody respected him.
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And, in a representative democracy, that's something to be respected.
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Since other people respected her, he assumed she was admirable.
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Nate Dogg was also universally respected as a brilliant collaborator.
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Both are widely respected and are working with career investigators.
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Being respected for how well you understand someone is empathy.
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Before walking away, Rubio said he respected the man's view.
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Buttigieg is a respected humanities and drama teacher in Indiana.
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Not all of these highly respected experts could be wrong.
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But don't forget that each Afghan has to be respected.
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"The wishes of the people will be respected," he said.
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We want our hosts to feel respected in their homes.
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We respected the privacy settings that people had in place.
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And, the victim's voice needs to be heard and respected.
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He is a good and brilliant man, respected by all.
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"Calhoun is respected in the industry," Aboulafia said on Monday.
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Everyone who knew Pete cared about him and respected him.
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But, by and large, presidents have respected the federal judiciary.
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He's an outstanding intellect, an outstanding judge, respected by everybody.
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Mr. Young is a recognized and respected voice in cybersecurity.
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So he ran the idea by a teacher he respected.
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His wishes should have been respected right from the start.
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Athens says the independence of the judiciary should be respected.
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And certainly, no one is more respected in the clubhouse.
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My very first pitch, someone I really really really respected.
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But I think he wants to be, like everyone, respected.
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Tsipras said he respected the will of the Greek people.
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It means it is respected and received by the field.
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The Russian mafia were the most respected people in there.
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" "We need a strong Lebanon with her territorial integrity respected.
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The tech business, Wall Street is not respected anymore, bankers.
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NO ONE KNOWS why President Donald Trump is so fond of autocrats—including his "friend" Muhammad bin Salman, "highly respected" Viktor Orban, beloved Kim Jong Un and of course Vladimir "so highly respected" Putin.
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We always knew what we were building as a company, and we've been lucky to be surrounded by a board and investors and advisors who respected that and respected our vision and helped us along.
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"We are winning like we have not won in a long time, we were respected like we have not been respected in a long time," Trump said to those in attendance, according to the Post.
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And as a player, you respect that, and I respected that.
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Heard's generosity in giving to these wonderful causes is deeply respected.
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I really like John Meacham, he&aposs a respected biographer, historian.
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"The ceasefire must continue to be enforced and respected," it said.
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Both had distinguished careers at respected newspapers before coming to ESPN.
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I almost respected his blatant offer because I admire direct communication.
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He was very kind and caring, and was respected by all.
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So you see this, but you said you respected his decision.
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He was a mentor to conservative thinkers and respected by Democrats.
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I want my rights as a human being to be respected.
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Bob Corker of Tennessee, respected on both sides of the aisle.
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But he added he respected Johnson's authority to make the call.
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Everybody from white, black, blue, green, they respected and accepted it.
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John Lewis is one of the most respected men in America.
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Why does this highly respected judge face a bruising confirmation fight?
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Countless others are respected leaders in municipal governments across the country.
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Raskin, too, is a respected communicator and frequent guest on MSNBC.
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If you truly respected that artist, you would respect their culture.
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The Hong Kong government said it respected the rule of law.
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She attends a well-respected Catholic school within the city limits.
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But he said he respected a woman's choice to wear it.
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But people don't call him "crazy," because he's a respected actor.
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You respected him as soon as he walked into the room.
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He's the one who fired a much-respected ambassador to Ukraine.
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All available information paints him as respected and apolitical public servant.
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Poorness of fit occurs when this is not respected and accommodated.
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That's a really respected institution she's been doing for eight years.
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Mr Ramos is one of the most respected officials in tennis.
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Do you feel trusted, respected and appreciated by your co-workers?
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But people respected her manifest indifference to her own material comfort.
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He's widely respected as one of the top bookmakers in Vegas.
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But dolls are beautiful creatures that should be respected and loved.
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People whom I loved and respected wanted me to be safe.
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Local cultures should be respected wherever global companies make their mark.
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And you are a very well- respected person within the administration.
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They&aposve been stonewalled, and the subpoenas have not been respected.
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"He's an extremely respected person [among the forum's users]," Alkhouri continued.
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They know how much they are respected and they have leverage.
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Will any respected Republican agree to be his vice presidential nominee?
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Surrounded by love, respected in her chosen field, surviving and thriving.
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But the privacy rights of all Americans must also be respected.
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The porn stream severed trust with the group's most respected outlet.
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Following the verdict, Lawson said that she respected the jury system.
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Grado is one of the world's most widely respected headphone manufacturers.
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"This should be a sanctuary respected by all parties," he said.
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"He's well respected across both sides of the aisle," Conway said.
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Respected London chef Jeremy Lee was one of Whetlor's first customers.
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He was already an extremely well-respected figure in broadcast journalism.
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Long is widely respected by state emergency management officials and policymakers.
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Hearing people out empowers them and allows them to feel respected.
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You are so admired and respected by all who know you.
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MORE and who is widely respected among lawmakers from both parties.
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I always want Incantation to be respected as truly death metal.
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The forces of law and order were attacked rather than respected.
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She was a dear friend, whom I greatly respected and admired.
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We got along great and really respected their spirit and dedication.
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It is part of why red state people don't feel respected.
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How will real-world boundaries be respected in a virtual realm?
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President Trump overruled his widely respected national security adviser, Lt. Gen.
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America is less feared; less admired; and respected than ever before.
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Many circumcisers are respected older women in their communities, for example.
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Trump understands that you won't be respected until you respect yourself.
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It's just a well-respected relationship between me and those guys.
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Yak's lawyer Lee Teck Leng said his client respected MAS's decision.
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She said he was a sweet boy who respected his elders.
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Mark Coleman and Guy Mezger came in as respected dark horses.
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But she is generally respected by colleagues, party members and officials.
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Mr. Streisand said he respected the doctor's opinion and went away.
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Hopkins isn't the only respected actor selling out this Super Bowl.
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" I believe we were somehow respected," she said matter-of-factly.
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Redskin denotes someone as formidable, to be respected and even feared.
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The highly respected four-star is expected to be easily reconfirmed.
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Your brother didn't want genetic information, and you respected his choice.
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At the center in St. George, they felt respected, even loved.
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Mr. Weaver, while respected by his peers, isn't a clubbable Washingtonian.
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December 2015: Donald Trump praised 'respected' Hopkins for writing about 'U.
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Dr. Schuchat is highly respected both within and outside of CDC.
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In recent years, however, he has become more respected than loved.
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You have the power to be liked and respected at work.
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Each little lord respected the rights of his neighboring little lord.
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The nurse was aware of my note and respected my request.
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XXX was well respected by other artists for his musical talent.
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He wants to be respected, and restored to his former glory.
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Someone who's so well respected and lived life his own way.
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Cora Livingston was respected as a fighter, and as a woman.
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There are a few professional dance companies that are nationally respected.
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Britain on Friday said that the 2014 decision should be respected.
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Many respected scholars in the field have expressed the same sentiment.
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He has now made a decision and it must be respected.
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He's been a colleague, highly respected, brilliant guy, everybody knows it.
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But she stood by her beliefs and we respected her wishes.
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He had a foot in both worlds, and everyone respected him.
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Because most people in town respected the sanctity of a movie
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Being respected is more important than being liked as a leader.
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He's got a Ph.D. and is a well-respected college professor.
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You don't want your name to be so, so respected also?
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I don't feel respected or safe in the United States anymore.
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"He was very well respected among the press corps," she said.
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As is the habit of a mathematics Ph.D. I respected it.
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"As long as you have AK, you are respected," he said.
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His younger brother, Aram, became a respected film editor and director.
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This spring, he slammed Obama as not respected by Cuban leadership.
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Yeah. If we feel safer, more respected and appreciated, everything changes.
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Can we pursue work where we feel respected and find meaning?
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Can they pursue work where they feel respected and find meaning?
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And everything that we can bring to the table be respected.
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Now it is an essential, respected voice in the opera world.
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Trump's Fed nominees, have, by and large, been sensible, respected economists.
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And I think that has to be respected and honored too.
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I'd fallen madly in love with her, but respected her decisions.
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"Crocodiles must be respected," said Dianauya Diaz, 67, a Molbog elder.
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We bought what we liked from artists we knew and respected.
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I never watched Kim's show but respected her as A Business.
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Instead, he grew up to run them as a respected reformer.
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Senator Elihu Root was highly respected and a member of Mrs.
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There was a catastrophe facing the region's well-respected health system.
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There was a catastrophe facing the region's well-respected health system.
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"In our culture horses are well respected," Ms. Grey Bear said.
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"Flamenco is a world where traditions are very respected," she explained.
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Mr. Sánchez said on Thursday that his government respected judicial decisions.
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" -- "I am your OG and I will be respected as such.
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He made sure to get it right, and people respected that.
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The next hurdle was making sure other people respected my time.
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Mr. Obama "respected democracy and the rule of law," he wrote.
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That has to be respected, unless the people change their mind.
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There was concern about embarrassing respected athletes and vulnerability to lawsuits.
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We ask that (our) daughters' privacy be respected at this time.
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ERC said it respected Torra's decision and played down the rift.
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She is a "respected member" of the sheriff's office, he added.
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But native rights are far more respected than they once were.
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Sometimes a presentation by a well-respected short seller will suffice.
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America will once again become respected and feared by our enemies.
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Chief Sacco was a respected leader, mentor, and positive role model.
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He thought highly of Yovanovitch, a very respected foreign service officer.
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Waka says people probably respected that more than his rapping ability.
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I liked and respected him from the moment I met him.
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For the most part, the two companies respected each other's borders.
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He later told reporters the new arrest order must be respected.
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In his sermon, Francis said indigenous cultures had to be respected.
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Finally, Curiel is first and foremost a respected American federal jurist.
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We will ensure that the rule of law is fully respected.
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This includes a growing list of respected military and civilian leaders.
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I'm not sure he was a believer but he respected it.
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Even with his many and serious faults, he respected my judgment.
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She knew Robert's Rules of Order and was respected by everyone.
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What if a respected historical figure were used to incite violence?
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Meantime, the USA is doing better than ever & is respected again!
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"There's a difference between being liked and being respected," he says.
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WE'RE VERY COMPETITIVE AIRBUS IS A STRONG, RESPECTED COMPETITOR OF OURS.
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WE HAVE STRONG RESPECTED COMPETITORS IN THE DEFENSE BUSINESS AS WELL.
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My uncle was very respected by those who worked for him.
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Trump elevated the well-respected Jerome Powell from governor to chairman.
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It's our—oh, uh— their highest honor and most respected job.
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I've disagreed with him many times but I respected his reasoning.
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Transwomen are men, and should be respected and protected as men.
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He is an outstanding intellect and outstanding judge respected by everybody.
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These are the artists to be supported, respected, and learned from.
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Despite some skirmishes, the truce in Hudaydah has been largely respected.
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Its director, formerly respected bureaucrat James Comey, is blamed by Mrs.
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His Fortune newsletter, The Term Sheet, was widely read and respected.
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The Marquette Law School poll is widely respected among political observers.
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For the first time in his life, he's respected, even loved.
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Most of us can't relate to being a well-respected Mafioso.
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Seaver Whalen is the best-respected law firm in Macon, Georgia.
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Your privacy is very important to you: Is it being respected?
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So he was forced to look elsewhere... I mean if you can't find the Highly Respected Music Career you hunger for in your multi-platinum selling boyband, the natural transition is to Highly Respected Music Genre, EDM.
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Referred to in a KCNA report as the "respected First Lady," paired with an honorific reserved for respected members of society, the title is a step up from the usual "comrade" that she had previously been afforded.
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"Pete King was an icon in that district, but also well-respected on both sides of the aisle, well-respected by swing voters, moderate voters of both parties," Jon Reinish, a New York Democratic strategist, told Insider.
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Separately, unknown attackers murdered Shujaat Bukhari, one of Kashmir's most respected journalists.
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The family asks that their privacy please be respected at this time.
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Stamos was a reportedly a widely respected member of the Facebook team.
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Shulkin's service as Under Secretary is respected by the entire veterans community.
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And the religion should be, you know, respected and not infringed upon.
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I think his care for his family should be respected and understood.
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"He was well-respected," McManus said of the 20-year police veteran.
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He was a socially conservative Catholic man and he respected the GOP.
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Mnuchin told reporters he respected Pelosi but was "shocked" by her comment.
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Biden has only become a nationally respected figure in the past decade.
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He is respected by both sides on the political and ideological spectrum.
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Emin and his father have a very highly respected company in Moscow.
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All you can ask for is someone who's respected by their officers.
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The ministry added that it respected Baghdad's sovereignty in judging foreign fighters.
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"I respected their individuality from the beginning," she adds in the book.
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Siemens is doing everything to make sure that the restrictions are respected.
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"Cindy is so important, so respected, we've got to send her back."
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That is the will of the people and is to be respected.
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The name of the game is being respected, not liked or loved.
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That's what I mean when we talk about, 'Do we feel respected?
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Today, he is one of the most respected photographers of his time.
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He said Alqunun's father wanted his daughter back but respected her decision.
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Beyoncé is your OG and she will be respected as such. 8.
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"I knew and respected (him) greatly," said Trump of the elder Trudeau.
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Trump told Fox News' Bill O'Reilly that he respected his Russian counterpart.
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We wouldn't expect to see the respected Roccat name disappear anytime soon.
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De Luca said on Thursday he "respected" Bindi, but did not apologize.
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Of course it is, says Eugene Volokh, the respected libertarian law professor.
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Their separate fields of endeavor made them respected figures in dance scholarship.
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There was no question Andrew respected what Bill thought, and vice versa.
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"If we want to be respected, we have to keep our promises."■
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That means a legal structure where the rule of law is respected.
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In the restaurant, you have canons of service that must be respected.
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"He is very much respected by the Japanese people," Professor Jose said.
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They know that this country is not respected around the world anymore.
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Kavanaugh is respected by judges appointed by presidents of both parties, however.
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The district "respected the decision by the jurors," the superintendent told reporters.
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A respected American political scientist asks whether China can break the mould.
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They allege that the government neither protected nor respected Lin's constitutional rights.
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He respected its history, and in it, he helped shape America's future.
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Investors will be looking to see some respected and experienced cabinet appointees.
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Spokesman Blaine Nickerson says he was well-known and respected on campus.
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Matthew G. Whitaker is a highly respected former U.S. Attorney from Iowa.
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She was respected for her work with the Asian American entertainment community.
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I've respected that and honored that and I've abided by the law.
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Third, if you really respected me, you'd just give me the $0003!
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"We need a strong Lebanon with her territorial integrity respected," he said.
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If I made her feel anything but respected, I am truly sorry.
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His patients include respected venture capitalists like Dan Scholnick of Trinity Ventures.
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Every individual person's decision about their health should be respected and valid.
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Their dad, the respected pastor, argued for Luke to join the Marines.
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"After this incident, everyone says I am more respected," her father boasted.
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On the other hand, the portrait of the Tsaritsa is everywhere respected.
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And in this world it is better to be respected than liked.
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"In the beginning, creators weren't respected at all," says YouTuber DeStorm Power.
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Andrew Reynolds is one of the most respected skateboarders of all time.
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Was it giving someone who she respected a chance to save herself?
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It made me feel really respected and comfortable during the whole process.
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I said: 'This doesn't make me feel comfortable,' and that was respected.
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Windows is certainly more respected than it was three years ago, though.
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Term limits tend to be respected where democracy is already well established.
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News. "I respected Paul Wesley, I didn't like Paul Wesley," she said.
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In Cuba, artists are greatly respected and they respect themselves as well.
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Hercules, respected by Washington, was often allowed to venture about town freely.
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Maybe if someday you become famous and respected, you can do it.
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Kubrick died as one of the most well-respected artists in cinema.
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Everybody is with Tomi Lahren, a truly outstanding and respected young woman!
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I remember watching them and thinking that's the reason they're so respected.
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She is now one of the world's most respected swing dancing instructors.
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An actor told me that laws are still not applied or respected.
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He was universally liked and respected by his teammates, coaches and staff.
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Suzy Welch: Your dad was one of the most respected college coaches.
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It's paramount that he sees me in an environment where I'm respected.
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Sean, to prove that women have equal rights and we are respected.
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He said he admired and respected females, he didn't lust after them.
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They were more likely to feel respected by the party at-large.
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So why does a widely respected military mind continue in this job?
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I've always felt very well-respected in the genre, let me say.
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Regional police chief Fabien Sudry said security services had respected the law.
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His millions of followers refer to Gulen as "Hocafendi", or "respected teacher".
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TRUMP: I can tell you that Matt Whitaker is a respected man.
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A burly, hairy, daddy bear character, a guy I respected and understood.
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You are seen, loved, respected and protected by everyone that knows you.
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While I respected Blake, I was highly skeptical that cannabis could help.
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Trump has shown a small willingness to bend to respected advisers—Gen.
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Boris Nemtsov, the most respected and recognised Russian liberal, has been murdered.
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Some numbers Just two weeks ago, the respected research firm Gartner Inc.
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Local voices must be "respected", agrees Neil Kornze, director of the BLM.
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"I liked that and respected the President for being straightforward," he added.
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"He is very well respected in the Senate and in the country."
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"The Bridgeforth name is still well respected in northern Alabama," Olivia said.
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Mueller is respected among his colleagues for his dedication to public service.
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Indonesia will be watching closely, and insists that the ruling be respected.
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But grabbing $2750 million from respected VC firms wasn't enough (£2000 million).
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She was the first woman that I saw that men really respected.
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We are told that we are no longer respected in the world.
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The man was reportedly respected enough to earn both awe and cash.
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Mr. Bu became one of China's most respected historians of the era.
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" The Simon Wiesenthal Center said that "no Israeli leader was more respected.
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The late philosopher Ronald Dworkin believed such advance directives should be respected.
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When Bill Clinton left office, he was a popular, globally respected figure.
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Mourning is a profession for which women in Azerbaijan are particularly respected.
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And in some ways, she loved working for such a respected company.
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Being older in China typically means being respected, but also, often, sentimentalized.
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The plot was engaging and respected the spirit of the 1960s comics.
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"Brazilian law needs to be respected," said Rio 2016 spokesman Mario Andrada.
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He is remembered & respected for standing up for what is right pic.twitter.
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I want to be outspoken and respected, but also sexy and beautiful.
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Would we Muslims feel respected if others imposed their proscriptions on us?
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And there's a girl, horribly burned, who became a respected beauty blogger.
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A Facebook "OG," Martinazzi was well-liked and respected at the company.
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The people behind the company are respected people in the REIT business.
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"General Talal Silo was respected and appreciated among our ranks," it said.
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They fired their widely respected general manager three days before the draft.
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Is everyone living up to their responsibilities, and are boundaries being respected?
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For this reason, cumbia is respected in all corners of the city.
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Jonathan Hoffman is well-respected but is not known to the president.
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Right then I saw why so many people respected and adored her.
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I wasn't like a super fan of hers, but I respected her.
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Rules can only save us if they are agreed upon and respected.
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That's Mr. Manfort, who's, by the way, by the way, respected man.
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And knowing that you ain't no crash dummy, that's even more respected.
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She wants to be respected, but she wants to be approachable too.
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Most importantly, a group of thoughtful and respected legislators led by Sens.
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The liberty to have my ability to know my own mind respected.
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"We are looking to ensure that the law is respected," he added.
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The Times is not the only respected journalistic enterprise prioritizing this question.
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The cease-fires were widely respected by both sides and received enthusiastically.
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That's the truth as respected experts like Dr. Fauci have made clear.
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Civic groups campaigning against nuclear energy later said they respected its recommendation.
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The highly respected George Alexander produced it and acted the title role.
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She tapped a respected education association to review inequities across the district.
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His drawings, while highly respected among golfers, are often lost on outsiders.
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Everyone traveled to the states that respected a woman's right to choose.
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A decade ago, Rocky Ridge was a well-known and respected kennel.
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"Good people, hardworking people, well-respected people," Tony said of the couple.
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Aquaman is a well-known superhero, if not a widely respected one.
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And the opinion of a savvy observer like Kerr must be respected.
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They teased me, lectured me, and always respected my choices and ideas.
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The most powerful man in the most respected office in the world.
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He studied with Ahmad Aladeen, a respected tenor saxophonist in the area.
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He pays his bills and he's well-respected — by everyone but himself.
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Three respected choreographers take part: Moriah Evans, Mina Nishimura and Netta Yerushalmy.
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"America is being respected again," Mr. Trump told the crowd in Harrisburg.
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This gives one an enormous sense of being respected as a child.
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Mr. Maier, while a respected fashion figure, is not exactly paparazzi fodder.
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President Trump began his administration with two respected veterans of cyber policy.
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Not only that, they are trusted and respected by the American public.
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Still, in a weird way, the two men clearly respected each other.
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On "Respect," she did not ask to be respected, she commanded it.
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Trump repeatedly said — or tweeted — during the campaign that he respected women.
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Within the art world, people respected him but still had their doubts.
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In particular, Ms. Ferri and Ms. Copeland are manipulated — but also respected.
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He remembers Mr. Gabow as generous, affable and respected by his colleagues.
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Others described a strong, friendly leader who is respected inside the company.
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This was their form of election and it was valued and respected.
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They make many voters who disagree with them feel heard and respected.
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Confidence is surging and our country is thriving and highly respected again.
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She is not respected at work and her love life is lackluster.
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Hallman was an intelligence veteran and well respected in the intelligence community.
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"It's essential that the people's will be fully respected," Mr. González said.
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Iger, one of America's most respected CEOs, succeeded Michael Eisner in 2005.
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I think people want to be appreciated and respected for their work.
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The tweets were quickly criticized for disparaging a long-respected civil servant.
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We get respected for that just because we are the only three.
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Daniel Ellsberg is a former Pentagon consultant and a well respected author.
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Malone is a widely respected figure in the media and cable industries.
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They are legitimate, respected allies, punching well above their weight within NATO.
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In the interview, Mr. Trump was asked if he respected Mr. Putin.
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"All trans people should be respected for who they are," she said.
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Weld is widely respected for his steady, self-confident style of governing.
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He is widely respected for his academic work and his practical experience.
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Joey respected Rachel's feelings when they decided to go their separate ways.
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I mean French people are very happy when France is considered, respected.
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"But the right to protest must also be respected in a democracy."
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I think he -- I think he is a man to be respected.
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Today, I lost a friend whom I respected more than other men.
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But a respected scholar of the Vikings says that conclusion is premature.
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She is one of the country's most distinguished and widely respected diplomats.
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By 1984, the paper was respected for its design by industry experts.
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"Johns Hopkins, I guess, is a highly respected, great place," Trump continued.
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Better known as the beloved and respected "Hate Man" of Berkeley, Calif.
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"Even in her darkest hour Princess Diana respected The Queen," McGrady wrote.
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As I do this, I ask that my family's privacy be respected.
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Baker, 70, is one of the most respected managers in the league.
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"Democracy, and a democratic government has to be respected," Sharif told Reuters.
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It takes one extra breath to help people feel seen and respected.
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But he was a respected doctor who treated the world's best gymnasts.
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The threat raises fears that Gordhan, respected by investors could also leave.
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"Two brand new planes have crashed from two respected airlines," Quest added.
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All available information paints him as a respected and apolitical public servant.
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Regardless of what school or education model, parent choice should be respected.
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In 2016, researchers published a study in the well-respected journal Science.
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"I respected the fact that he said that," Mr. Trump told reporters.
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This is a vulnerable moment –Asking for help – and should be respected.
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We can only advance our interests if our values are respected. 8.
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He is a widely respected judge, praised for his integrity and independence.
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That was a clear line, and he has respected it 100 percent.
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Coach Hop, a respected tactician and recruiter, apparently got tired of waiting.
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In reality, the reporters are widely respected inside and outside the Post.
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They have every reason to believe that their rights are being respected.
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TRUMP: You are so respected, and what Kanye's doing has been incredible.
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Lam said all national events should be respected and held in safety.
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Others said the tattoo was a clear message, and should be respected.
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The Tea Party insurgency knocked off tons of senior, respected elected Republicans.
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China's foreign ministry said on Wednesday it respected Mugabe's decision to resign.
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This occasion was announced by Garson Hampfield, the well-respected crossword inker.
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It maintains a young fleet, and it operates a respected aviation school.
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You do not have the right if it's not being universally respected.
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That's what I mean when I talk about do we feel respected?
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"Finally, there is a government that ensures that its borders are respected."
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A nation doesn't exist unless the rights of its citizens are respected.
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Today he remains a broadly respected elder statesman, even in Democratic administrations.
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Someone I respected gave it to me, and said, 'I signed this.
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Joining him is another well-respected Uber self-driving engineer, Brett Browning.
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We loved and respected Jeff and what he was trying to do.
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I didn't agree with all of his decisions, but I respected him.
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Archbishop Rino Fisichella, a respected Vatican theologian who advised Benedict and heads the Pontifical Council for Promoting New Evangelization, which Benedict created, said in 2017 that he respected the former pontiff's choice but would not use the title.
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This is a deeply feminist work, but not because it serves as a warning for what happens to women when they're not respected and valued, but what happens to all of us when they're not respected and valued.
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"We spoke to every woman on the crew and in the cast to find out if they felt respected and what their experience of working with James was and everyone said that they had been totally respected by him."
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Mr. Macron is "watchful that public order be respected, watchful as to the difficulties for French people, and watchful also that the right to strike is respected," said the aide, who spoke anonymously in line with French government rules.
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Respected foreign institutions have been brought in to try to change all that.
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Amal Clooney is a respected human rights and international law barrister in London.
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So he chose Rosenstein, who was respected by legal professionals in both parties.
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Rafsanjani was widely respected in political circles, even amongst his adversaries, Marandi added.
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It takes many years to turn a young fighter into a respected professional.
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That means, though, that diversity of opinion needs to be respected -- not belittled.
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The writer was fierce, relentless and respected by most people in her industry.
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I decided on a wolf because I've always respected their raw primal power.
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Rather, we support research efforts by independent and respected research institutions and universities.
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He was a well-respected World World II veteran and Purple Heart recipient.
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A very fine man, highly respected by a lot of people: Pat (Cipollone).
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Everybody respected his humor — even if it blew somebody away, they didn't care.
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These are actual haunted items with spirits attached who want to be respected.
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Priebus is a rational man, well-respected across the party and in Washington.
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These agreements must be honored and respected to protect the institution of surrogacy.
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But that doesn't mean you shouldn't look to respected tattoo artists for inspiration.
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I imagine a world in which people's reproductive decisions are respected and supported.
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Yes, there were once Ceres truthers, including the respected French astronomer Jérôme Lalande.
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More importantly he was a good man and respected by an entire community.
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" His loved ones asked "that their privacy be respected at this difficult time.
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They are a well-known and respected brand that had the perfect aesthetic.
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Wasserman Schultz plans to go but said she respected her colleagues who won't.
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Wilson is a respected, no-nonsense kind of guy who's bullish on cryptocurrencies.
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And from that incident, I learned elephants had to be respected -- even feared.
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He doesn't want to be liked, he wants to be respected and feared.
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Simpson and Fritsch wrote:Yes, we hired Mr. Steele, a highly respected Russia expert.
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He always had a smile for every one, respected all especially his elders.
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Respected authorities in the American conservative movement reject the authority of climate science.
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By all accounts Gorsuch is a brilliant man, respected by his judicial colleagues.
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But none of these theories of well-respected medical historians included arsenic poisoning.
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Aina is among their "most-requested and well-respected talent," according to Mahdara.
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I know that Mike Pompeo likes him very much, and he's very respected.
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And outside experts like the respected zookeeper Jack Hanna have defended the zoo.
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How did the 46-year-old R&B icon become a respected actress?
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John Gruber, a widely respected tech blogger and Apple observer, criticized the memo.
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But ultimately, I am concerned with Black lives being protected, respected, and honored.
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That's what Demi and I are both doing and it should be respected.
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His innocence is undoubted and we trust that his rights will be respected.
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We listened to our fans who want the anthem and the flag respected.
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A was commonly respected, even by those who disagreed with her completely. Mrs.
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The legislative process is the process that allows those views to ... be respected.
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Hong Kong's courts are still respected globally for their professionalism and unbiased rulings.
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Urbana police said they respected the decision not to proceed with filing charges.
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This was a magazine that frankly, in many respects, should be very respected.
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" She added: "A woman's decision about her pregnancy should be respected and valued.
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Everyone from Amelia to Bailey and Karev either respected her or feared her.
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I really respected the actors and their subtlety within that sort of impediment.
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Mr McCain is a widely respected senator on both sides of the aisle.
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It is one of the city's most respected, but its days are numbered.
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David Levy, the respected boss of Turner, resigned a day after Mr Plepler.
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This highly respected private, nonprofit, liberal arts college is based in Williamstown, Massachusetts.
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We ask that her privacy and that of her family be respected. pic.twitter.
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She was very respected by the others, and they really looked after her.
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We both wanted somebody incredibly maternal, somebody that we thought respected the process.
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But everyone has an accent, even if some are more common or respected.
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"The Italian authorities must consider whether the rules have been respected," Dobrindt said.
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He is still one of the most famous, respected figures in American politics.
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They explained what they wanted to do — the generals — who are very respected.
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Ueland has deep experience in Congress and is widely respected on Capitol Hill.
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But it was the lower-caliber, less-respected tabloids that drove the story.
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Mr Gubb created his artwork after Mr Zuma fired a respected finance minister.
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But the luxury brand is well-respected among those in the auto industry.
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In order for women to be respected, they have to be covered up.
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Several Revolt suspects come from respected families in the core of religious Zionism.
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Some women of color expressed specific concerns about being heard and respected. Rep.
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But during the CTWC tournament, he's the most respected man in the room.
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He is a respected and very skilled high-ranking member of the resistance.
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Because these artists are respected, [the council members] understand that murals aren't tags.
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ICBC said it always respected the law, and threatened to sue "malicious slanderers".
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He respected the rules of physics, and made sure his gear was safe.
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But the more I thought about it, the more I respected James' decision.
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Recent research by two highly respected economists show that this claim is myth.
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He is respected and admired by colleagues and friends of all political stripes.
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That freedom must be respected for all people, including Americans who are Muslim.
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More importantly, he's well-respected, extremely competent, and experienced in complex criminal investigations.
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There's a real nostalgia for the days of being a globally respected superpower.
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He was saying 'Hey, let's have a dialogue where everyone's opinion is respected.
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"Katie Couric has a brand name — she's widely liked, respected, recognized," Csathy said.
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"Weissmann is a respected prosecutor who has worked some massive cases," Cramer said.
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So many respected people in the music business heard that [conversation] and knew.
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Rogers had been a widely respected voice on national security among many Republicans.
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Apple's widely respected hardware designs have sometimes been likened to museum-quality pieces.
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They spoke not just as respected businessmen, but as artists aligned in mission.
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Macron said he respected Trump's decision to put the Paris agreements under review.
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Rossello asked for forgiveness and said he respected the wishes of Puerto Ricans.
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Xi said that China respected Taiwan's "current social system and way of life".
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We respected each other, loved each other, and boy did we have fun.
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Before her high-profile marriage, Clooney was a well-respected human rights lawyer.
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They've got a CEO who's quite well respected, no trouble on the horizon.
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How could you think such a thing of a respected company like GameStop?
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No one says that about the Supreme Court, a far more respected body.
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It's what made us what we are, and it must be respected everywhere.
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The Independent, one of Britain's most respected newspapers, went digital-only in March.
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"Tell them their father was a great hero that I respected," Trump said.
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The rights to free speech and free assembly were respected on all sides.
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I was thrilled to have a large salary at a well-respected company.
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He received guarantees that the neutrality of the bank would still be respected.
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Adele is one of the most admired and respected artists at the moment.
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House and the Senate, and a vice president for eight years, respected the
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Kabendera is a widely-respected freelance journalist who writes for several international publications.
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"President Morales has always respected the police and military as institutions," Flores said.
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Athletes are some of the most widely-admired, well-respected professionals in America.
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A man widely respected even by those who roll their eyes at Trump.
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A well-respected Wall Street stock strategist is increasing his bets on bitcoin.
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Last month, Trump said he respected Yellen and cheered the stock market's success.
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Haspel is a career intelligence officer who is well respected throughout the Agency.
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Even if Michael was the wrongdoer, Charlie was someone they respected and trusted.
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A 2015 peace deal was signed but the terms were never fully respected.
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She understood that—she wouldn't have wanted a softer man who wasn't respected.
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Another State Department official said Gross is a longtime and respected civil servant.
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"We'll talk about it and whatever we decide will be respected," he said.
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"In Indian music, the most respected schools have gurus leading them," he said.
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Strong on Crime, Borders and our 2nd Amendment, John is respected by all.
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Instead, in every way, he made us poorer, less respected, and more divided.
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Yes, we are a nation of laws and these laws should be respected.
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MP for Islington North since 1983, has been well respected in activist circles
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"I respected him greatly; he was a very brave man," Bowman told Earther.
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"Elijah Cummings is a respected and well-regarded member of Congress," Sharpton said.
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What held America's first cluster together was a strong respected leader: George Washington.
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It is a highly respected retail brand in France and doing phenomenally well.
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Rachael Adams hadn't known her teammates so respected her competitive fire and energy.
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This month, Wayne Grudem, a theologian highly respected by evangelicals, rescinded his endorsement.
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TRUMP: So, I met with General Mattis, who is a very respected guy.
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It was always a fine line, but it was generally recognized and respected.
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Managers need to assure their employees that everyone will be valued and respected.
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Informed the public that "our great country is respected again in Asia" 242.
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" Cameron's spokeswoman told the Guardian the prime minister respected Trump "politician to politician.
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They explained what they wanted to do, the generals, who are very respected.
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I just want other bereaved parents & siblings to feel seen/heard/respected/loved.
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I respected fear, didn't need to transcend it, but mine was distributed oddly.
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Dr. Shulkin's service as under secretary is respected by the entire veterans community.
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I respected the patient, I did say, 'Stop, this is a HIPAA violation.
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Jimmy's trying to reinvent himself from a con man to a respected lawyer.
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That means he was someone who everybody in the underworld respected and feared.
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In Chinese culture, spirits are to be respected, placated, and avoided wherever possible.
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They always want to know: 'Is my ownership status going to be respected?
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Jane and Marty are highly respected former federal prosecutors with decades of experience.
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Don't attack #WillFerrell because he considered making a movie from a respected script.
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We ask that our family's privacy be respected as we grieve our loss.
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Murkage Dave: Weirdly, he probably respected that—you showed him you had heart.
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I have long respected his work and his contribution to the rap game.
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Plus he used this dude who we all really respected called Roli Mossimann.
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Before Emily got separated from her family, she was a respected biology professor.
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Shiva is one of the most well-respected scarification artists in the industry.
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In his interview on Sunday, Hariri repeatedly called for disassociation to be respected.
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They respected the tool; they knew how to fieldstrip and care for it.
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Reika quickly began to receive attention for her performances, even from respected Riggers.
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"I wanted to make sure they felt respected and seen by the film."
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It's even more respected for the way it approaches the idea of death.
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Still, he enjoyed his visit to Stony Brook, and respected Pikiell and Young.
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He promoted Jimmy O'Neill, who is widely respected among the rank-and-file.
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And it is far better to be respected as a leader than loved.
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Both Kanye and Kim were wildly popular, even if they weren't always respected.
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Paul, a respected eye surgeon, has been a vocal critic of socialized medicine.
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Everyone should be respected by the law, and everyone should respect the law.
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Adrian Beltre and Carlos Beltran, highly respected veterans, have never won it all.
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But you quote one respected Chinese voice, Justin Lin Yifu, criticizing that view.
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He also founded the group's widely respected publication, the Journal of Negro History.
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As the US ambassador to Ukraine, Yovanovitch was highly respected among her colleagues.
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Patrick Kennedy on Monday said McCain respected his father, despite his political affiliation.
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He knew that my father was part of this country and respected that.
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"I've always respected troopers for their sense of pie," she told NPR later.
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But the Poles, and a number of respected historians, have a different take.
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The English reads Envision a world without violence where women are respected & free.
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A spokesman for the Immigration Department said the government respected the court's decision.
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Trail Of Bits is a widely respected security firm based in New York.
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That all makes appointing a respected outsider a better option than Mr. Murdoch.
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Everyone agrees he's one of the most respected federal judges in the country.
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If Hilly respected what you were doing, he'd put you on a bill.
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If you want to be respected, then it's only natural to dress well.
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Both are well-respected, late career education professionals on the verge of retirement.
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Focus on whether you're being respected as a colleague, not as a pal.
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Now, for the first time, he felt respected and heard in the capital.
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After leaving office, Jones remained a respected lawyer in private practice in Birmingham.
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A lot of followers, and he's respected ... so I think I was fine.
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Everyone should be respected by the law and everyone should respect the law.
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Blumenthal sent McClatchy, highly respected reporter to Kenya to find out about it.
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They think that individuals have rights that should be respected always and everywhere.
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These biases influence who is respected, who burns out and who is promoted.
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George Herbert Walker Bush was respected here at home and around the world.
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When a president was prepared for office, committed to country and universally respected.
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Until now, she wanted to be interesting, strange, respected, published—but a mother?
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For more than 220 years, Piston was a respected music professor at Harvard.
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Mr. Schulman was a respected member of the Antiquarian Booksellers' Association of America.
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For the past few weeks, respected sports editors have been quietly repressing themselves.
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Republicans are gearing up for a fight with Washington's most respected budget wonk.
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Yet another was the director of the country's most respected natural history museum.
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She will be respected," the video says, before morphing "She will" into "Shell.
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Bush respected Pelosi's ability to work in a bipartisan way and deliver votes.
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He had become a respected high school teacher with strong anti-foreign instincts.
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"I've never respected him, I've never had a lot of respect," Trump said.
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People just want to be acknowledged and appreciated and respected for their work.
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The departure of four respected prosecutors under these circumstances should worry all Americans.
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SoftBank is the biggest investor in Snapdeal, but said it respected Snapdeal's decision.
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And he made a personal decision that I respect, that the board respected.
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Other cities on the list are already well respected in economic development circles.
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This president will have a lot of legal authority, which must be respected.
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Democracy is in crisis around the world, according to the respected Freedom House.
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Rule of law requires legal certainty and that contracts and agreements are respected.
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She respected people's fantasies — their expectations — she didn't ever want to disappoint anyone.
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Yet amazingly, conservatives whom I have long respected somehow look the other way.
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Ms. Feldman's designs helped make crochet a respected medium for fashion and art.
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Friends, colleagues, peers and respected pollsters have cautioned: Twitter is not real life.
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"When Chávez was alive, the laws were respected," Mr. Carmona said about Polar.
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Cardinals manager Mike Shildt told the Post-Dispatch that he respected Helsley's words.
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Once widely respected, police have been criticized for their handling of the protests.
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As far as I was concerned, hippos were to be revered and respected . . .
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This is a criminal inquiry, by an independent operator who is well respected.
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Since then, the "Hind" has been respected as a highly capable weapons system.
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"I read, I ate, I reached out to people I respected," she said.
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"I read, I ate, I reached out to people I respected," she said.
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We respected each other and helped each other, not leaving our buddy behind.
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I always respected Colette's support of creativity, from its merchandising to unexpected collaborations.
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It wasn't his choice to end the series, though he respected Netflix's decision.
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Instead, Brenner took the unusual step of inviting the scrutiny of respected researchers.
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Lindsey Graham (R-SC), commented on how much they respected the managers' presentations.
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He's respected by members of both parties and is known for his independence.
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Microsoft founder Bill Gates became one of the world&aposs most respected philanthropists.
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Adichie, 41, was born in Nigeria and is a respected international bestselling author.
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One problem, he said, was what kinds of doctoring were rewarded and respected.
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And, this all from a highly dignified and religious people respected world-round.
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MSF-run health centers impose a ban on all weapons, which is respected.
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As accomplished and respected as Mueller is, the SDNY has important structural advantages.
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I respected her for that even if I didn't agree with her politics.
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The fact that I respected it, but I didn't understand it, was compelling.
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She has the requisite experience and is respected throughout the national security establishment.
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Rarely, though, are their efforts publicized as prominent, respected members in the community.
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I'm humbled to be included in a group that's so talented and respected.
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Records show Peterson is a decorated officer who is respected by his peers.
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"International rules will have to be respected, big or small," Wang told Reuters.
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Amazon said it respected people's right to speak out, but criticized the protesters.
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"Therefore the judgment of the Supreme Court has to be respected," she said.
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He respected me enough to trust that I could weigh the risks smartly.
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He resumed hiring young diplomats and appointed respected career officials to top positions.
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The players respected Trotz and responded to him, a critical prerequisite for Lamoriello.
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The imprisonment of Bangladesh's most respected photojournalist illustrates the country's drift toward autocracy.
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Alex Kozinski is one of the nation's most respected and influential federal judges.
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He paired up with a well-respected organic grower to learn the trade.
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Diversity would be celebrated, and collective cultural and religious rights respected and protected.
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Robert E. Kelly is a respected political science professor and international security analyst.
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The people haven't been respected when it comes to deciding on health policies.
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Even his political opponents in Portugal's center-right Social Democratic party respected him.
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"Garrett was liked and respected and loved everybody," said Anderson, his former agent.
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He complained more loudly about not being understood, respected, or given due credit.
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The Queen is known and highly respected for never sharing her political beliefs.
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He was a respected pal of the big guns of Dada and Surrealism.
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Some of the top reviews came from highly respected critics, like Richard Roeper.
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The Democratic Party is for everybody being respected, liberty and justice for all.
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The message here: Our Respected Leader is admired and revered around the world.
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They are supposed to be independent, usually either judges or highly respected attorneys.
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" Frank Luntz, a respected Republican pollster, thought that only one word qualified: "Wow.
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"There are plenty of respected individual economists, plenty of respected professional investors, and plenty of entrepreneurs who take a very different view from Christine Lagarde and who have probably been better at foreseeing the future than the IMF," Lamont added.
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An Economist–YouGov poll found 2628 percent of those surveyed say the U.S. became less respected in the world in the last year, while 28503 said they think the U.S. became more respected in the world over the last year.
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"It was a big, big victory by a highly respected judge, highly, highly respected in Texas, and on the assumption that the Supreme Court upholds, we will get great, great health care for our people," Mr. Trump told reporters on Saturday.
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He is a very respected man in the law enforcement community, very respected, at the top of the line," Mr. Trump told reporters, adding: "You know, it's a shame that no matter who I put in, they go after him.
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"He is universally respected," said Joe Schmidt, the coach of the reigning champion, Ireland.
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Clinton prized her relationship with the president and respected his authority to set policy.
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You might think Facebook reaching out to respected external institutions is a positive step.
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It would make for a small tourtière, but at least we respected our agreement.
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They are respected group of conservative lawyers, they&aposre not the Ku Klux Klan.
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I want a spot, but I want much more to be respected and valued.
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Every news organization does it, including respected news outlets and shady news outlets alike.
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Most significantly, Zuma axed respected finance minister Pravin Gordhan and his deputy Mcebisi Jonas.
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"We support research efforts by independent and respected research institutions and universities," she said.
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Patrick Peterson — A tough postseason for one of the NFL's most respected defensive backs.
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We know that Michael Horowitz, though, is respected by a lot of people, Sean.
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We all understand there are different points of view and everyone should be respected.
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That moment made clear to Kallingal how little women in her profession are respected.
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He is considered a brilliant legal scholar and is widely respected in conservative circles.
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Widely respected internally, Charles sent the letter because of her position at the agency.
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On one respected metric of press freedom, Japan ranks lower than quasi-authoritarian Tanzania.
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The song's message is simple: both artists want to feel respected in their relationships.
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That's Mr. Manafort, who's -- by the way, who's by the way a respected man.
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I'm so grateful to have two of music's most respected contributors by my side.
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The wishes of the voters will be respected, pledged Baker, who strongly opposed legalization.
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At Unicredit, where he was responsible for nearly 14,000 staff, he was well respected.
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According to reports, Burchard was a respected child psychiatrist with an affinity for magic.
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" Burnham told PEOPLE she "totally" respected Luyendyk Jr.'s decision "to follow his heart.
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He&aposs respected by all the justices on the Supreme Court across the spectrum.
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For many years, Feldstein headed the respected National Bureau of Economic Research, or NBER.
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That can be anyone from a board of directors to a well-respected mentor.
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"We remain the wealthiest, most powerful, and most respected nation on earth," he said.
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" He closed by expanding on his trademark slogan: "We must make America respected again.
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After all, Isaac was a prominent attorney, a senior partner at a respected firm.
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I was with Jimmy and that was a respected thing, but we were friends!
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Tomorrow, we can be respected and protected — especially if Hillary Clinton is our president.
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The Catholic priest often speaks about gun violence and is a respected faith leader.
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But he says he respected Islam because it's a big part of Uighur culture.
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After years of underhanded dealing and shady business, he is wealthy, popular, feared, respected.
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Before he was an unlikely cultural icon, Mr Piketty was a respected empirical economist.
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Respected industry CEOs have also sounded the alarm on the battle for LNG supremacy.
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There was a catch, however: Not every country respected US and European patent law.
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Clementa Pinckney, a widely respected reverend and politician who was among those who died.
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And the assertion that Kelly was more respected than ever was dubious at best.
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Raced his whole life and respected by guys from the front to the back!
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Shakur Davis was a "well-loved, well-respected" member of the community, Pittman said.
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This prediction comes from respected analyst Ming-Chi Kuo at KGI Securities via 9to5Mac.
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" Upon his death, the president tweeted that Cummings was a "highly respected political leader.
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The UIDAI reacted to the backlash by saying the agency respected freedom of press.
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A Wisconsin that was fair and transparent and respected every American's right to vote.
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Of course substance is respected and highly valued, but style ain't too far behind.
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A little polish and discretion goes a long way in building a respected image.
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That said, Malcolm X knew James Baldwin and Bayard Rustin, and he respected them.
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The only downside is that teachers in general are pretty under-respected and underpaid.
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Plus SHoP is a firm of well-respected architects behind other skinny, pretty towers.
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All images: Victor Jeffreys IILeica is a respected institution in photography, and rightly so.
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Appeals from respected veterans of the anti-apartheid struggle had also had little effect.
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Everyone has the right to say no and for their answer to be respected.
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Caixin, a respected magazine, said Mr Zhao was implicated in the coal-mine case.
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Those lucky enough to have earned the moniker, "FOR" ("Friend of Roger") respected him.
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It's working on new speakers with the respected design and audio firm Teenage Engineering.
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If compensation is settled and property rights respected anew, Zimbabwe's agriculture could recover fast.
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We once again ask that the family's privacy be respected during this challenging time.
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The Moscow journalism community is tight-knit, and Golunov is well-respected within it.
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Krasner was a formidable intellectual and respected artist, but he's the big name still.
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To its credit, Yahoo was able to hire Alex Stamos, a widely respected expert.
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I&aposm sure you as a responsible and respected reporter would object to that.
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Respected leaders take the time to build meaningful relationships with their colleagues and team.
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The picture was taken at Southern Illinois University, where he was a respected professor.
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It might be a major cultural force — but that doesn't necessarily make it respected.
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It said it would take all necessary measures to ensure Nikulin's rights are respected.
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For centuries, the British royal family has been watched, respected and revered from afar.
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"The rights of every individual athlete must be respected," FIG resident Bruno Grandi said.
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The next phase of its growth will be about building a respected, enterprise business.
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But he stressed environmental protections for clean air and clean water will be respected.
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He's a "respected" conservative pundit who appears on Meet the Press and Fox News.
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They need to be respected, honored and protected, sometimes from their own management hubris.
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David Shulkin was a respected doctor and a "high priest" of the medical world.
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Popovich, 69, is one of the most successful and respected coaches in N.B.A. history.
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Emin and his father (Aras Agalarov) have a very highly respected company in Moscow.
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I am revered and respected, especially, by the kids who see me up close.
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"Pacts must be respected - this is a basic principle of international law," Geng said.
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You $tepped away from the game & did it your way.. I always respected that.
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A country once respected for its pragmatism and political stability has lost the plot.
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While at Special Reports I met Ryan Ruggiero, the respected senior assignment desk manager.
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Conway, a well-respected GOP strategist and pollster, seemed to improve the candidate's focus.
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Last month, a respected ayahuasca shaman was shot dead in a village in Peru.
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We thank you for your understanding and hope that Lena's privacy will be respected.
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At the time, other well-known and respected loudspeakers had only forward-firing transducers.
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Do you think Cardi B's success has legitimized exotic dancing as a respected hustle?
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So I was really involved in that scene and really respected in that scene.
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Jaimi was nothing but courteous regarding the spirits around her and I respected that.
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He became widely-known as a respected sports executive and hard worker to boot.
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Art is absolutely not respected in the world in the way that film is.
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Pruitt: That the endangerment finding is there and needs to be enforced and respected.
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It was a great dynamic they had and they respected each other for that.
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You'll feel popular and respected, and a favor or two may even be returned!
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They are tax professionals who are broadly respected for their ability and they're integrity.
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While Nicholson is respected, he has also caused some irritation in senior defense circles.
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Szydlo said Poland respected all the principles, values and rights of the European Union.
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Apple hired respected iPhone security security researcher Jonathan Zdziarski "Privacy is sacred," writes Zdziarski.
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The setting was different, but Trump hasn't exactly respected the sanctity of national debates.
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We will carry on fighting until this exploitation stops and workers' rights are respected.
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"I believe that Bosnia-Herzegovina also may progress if everyone is respected," he added.
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But I felt strongly that the choice to be here had to be respected.
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But since then, his license is current and he remains respected in his field.
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It's easy to forget that Flynn once had a laudable and respected military career.
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But they are also often given when visiting respected organizations and leaders, including presidents.
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The respected Office of Legal Counsel had concluded that the president's order was lawful.
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He is a well-respected and followed investor known for his value investing philosophy.
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The Internet is littered with ads for surrogacy agencies, some more respected than others.
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"That idea is based on judicial norms; normally such decisions are respected," he said.
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Now, the once-respected news organization is wobbling after months of self-inflicted blunders.
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Doing so cost them respected veteran forward Andre Iguodala and two first-round picks.
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Adam Kinzinger of Illinois also said he respected special counsel Robert Mueller's ongoing probe.
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Mrs Clinton knew that Mr DeLay had fostered children, and respected that, he explained.
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Photo by Baldur Kristjans In Iceland, nature is something to be feared and respected.
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We have a rule of law and it must be respected (hint, hint, Donald).
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Nakasone is widely respected and his confirmation process has shown no signs of contention.
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Democracy, for Mises, was not an absolute value to be respected at all times.
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"Abood respected that state interest; today's majority fails even to understand it," she wrote.
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Kelly has been a star, done an incredible job thus far, respected by everybody.
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A former Blackstone Group managing director, Mr. Caspersen was well respected on Wall Street.
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He has turned his supporters against once-respected state bodies, such as the judiciary.
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It has nothing to do with their credibility or whether they should be respected.
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"He was very deliberate about those he respected and those he didn't," he said.
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Rosenstein, a respected prosecutor who has served five presidents, seemed unfazed by the attention.
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Dunford's easy confirmation was expected, as he's highly respected by both Republicans and Democrats.
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Another respected website, FiveThirtyEight, put his chances at 40.6 percent on Monday morning. Mrs.
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"We're thrilled to add four more well-respected organizations to our coalition," former Rep.
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He taught himself the intricacies of the game and studied respected coaches at tournaments.
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We're trying to be open and transparent, and people have respected us for it.
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"America is being respected again -- and our people are being protected again," he said.
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Every time the platform loses a respected voice, he said, it amplifies negative voices.
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Export permits that have already been issued are being respected, a government official said.
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First a respected academic, Warren rose to national prominence after the 2008 financial crisis.
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General Flynn was once counted among the most respected military officers of his generation.
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Dawn, Pakistan's most respected English-language daily, has said it stands by the Oct.
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He's liked and respected by Republican colleagues, a dynamic that Clinton surrogates immediately stressed.
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The families need to be respected and recognized by UH as people, not numbers.
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On Thursday, the Guatemala foreign ministry said the rights of migrants must be respected.
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" Still, she added: "I felt compassion for Henry and respected his outlook on life.
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James Mattis, a proven Marine veteran and respected military leader, to head the Pentagon.
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Luis Gutiérrez (D-Ill.), a respected party voice on immigration, offered a blistering statement.
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And testers were certainly not respected in perhaps the same way they are now.
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Years ago, respected scholar Robert Kaplan predicted the requirement for such a Sunni-U.
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You're most definitely one of the most liked and respected players on the tour.
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But that's probably just because my personal fetish is being respected as an adult.
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We thank you for you understanding and hope that Lena's privacy will be respected.
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It's about the fact that this is a population of people that isn't respected.
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In my eyes, there was no question that they should be respected and loved.
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Kelvin Droegemeier is a meteorologist and, by all accounts, a thorough, well-respected scientist.
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He scored 400 goals, could be a physical force, and was a respected leader.
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He said neither was his first-choice candidate, but they were to be respected.
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