The 17 three-wheeled Britax strollers under scrutiny in the complaint include: Ironman, Ironman Duallie, Revolution, Revolution CE, Revolution Flex, Revolution Flex Duallie, Revolution Pro, Revolution Pro Duallie, Revolution SE, Revolution SE Demo, Revolution SE Duallie, Revolution SE Duallie Plus, Revolution SE Plus, Sport Utility Stroller, Stroller Strides, Stroller Strides Duallie, and SUS Duallie.
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If Our Revolution is the next step in the 'revolution', than the word revolution has no meaning.
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Together, my friends, we have begun a political revolution to transform America and that revolution -- our revolution -- continues.
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Together, my friends, we have begun a political revolution to transform America and that revolution – our revolution – continues.
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" "The revolution is possible -- you are the revolution!
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Together, together, my friends, we have begun a political revolution to transform America; and that revolution – our revolution — continues.
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Which, in this case, had to do with a reminder of a time that was "all about revolution," said Mr. Joffe: the French Revolution, the American Revolution, the Industrial Revolution.
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Yet, here we are 85033 years later, and the incredible power of the PC revolution, the internet revolution, the digital revolution, the miniaturization revolution and, oh yeah, wireless internet, are almost entirely neglected.
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The industrial revolution was like our tech revolution and globalization.
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This Bolshevik Revolution consigned the February Revolution to historical oblivion.
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Liberalism was inspired by the three great revolutions of the late 18th century—the American Revolution, the French Revolution and the Industrial Revolution.
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HANNITY: You think it went Reagan revolution, tea party, Trump revolution.
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What's more, getting that energy revolution wouldn't require a political revolution.
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The difference is that our revolution succeeded and the Bernie revolution
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The AI revolution has nothing to do with the industrial revolution.
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To the Bolivarian revolution, our commander Chavez, and the sporting revolution.
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It is the June 30 Revolution, not the July 30 Revolution.
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"We can reignite the revolution by internalizing the revolution," Sandberg promises.
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You cannot make the revolution; you can only be the revolution.
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These are not the clothes of revolution, even New Look revolution.
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Fourth Industrial Revolution technologies might therefore require Fourth Industrial Revolution laws.
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"When you talk about the cookbook revolution, she was the revolution."
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Also, the authorities think that any revolution is a color revolution.
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One against the other, revolution after revolution after revolution, and so they're able to develop a much more deep sense of intelligence around something.
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India is in the midst of a revolution: the Chinese smartphone revolution.
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We are in the middle of a revolution, a technological industrial revolution.
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The current, fourth revolution is both an anywhere and an everywhere revolution.
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The Ukraine revolution--they had their revolution to divorce themselves from Russia.
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I say let the personal farming revolution parallel the personal computing revolution.
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This was the monumental change that made the American Revolution a revolution.
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The result is that Kennedy's gay rights revolution is a revolution interrupted.
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This Third Revolution continues even as the Fourth Industrial Revolution has begun.
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We're in the early stages of a global sustainability revolution that has the magnitude of the Industrial Revolution, but the speed of the digital revolution.
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We are in the middle of a massive technological shift—the automation revolution will be as big as the agricultural revolution or the industrial revolution.
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Her chant inspired the masses Salah chanted these lines during Monday's protest, as the crowd responded, "Thawra" ("Revolution") after each line: Their nonsense (Revolution) They burned us in the name of religion (Revolution) They killed us in the name of religion (Revolution) They jailed us in the name of religion (Revolution) But religion is not to be blamed (Revolution) CNN's Nada Altaher contributed to this report.
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The Industrial Revolution could just as easily be called the middle-class revolution.
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Even as the political revolution has ended, internally the revolution has never ended.
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Nearly a decade ago, particularly from 2009 through about 20173, commentators crowed about something called the "Facebook revolution, the "Twitter revolution" or simply the "social media revolution.
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The technology revolution is like no revolution we've ever seen before in our country.
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Together, we have begun a political revolution to transform America and that revolution continues.
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This won't just be a transportation revolution: It will be America's third transportation revolution.
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"Those who make peaceful revolution impossible make violent revolution inevitable," he says, quoting JFK.
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The Industrial Revolution was only made possible by the Agricultural Revolution that preceded it.
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Abolitionism rose from the promise of the Revolution more than the Revolution sustained slavery.
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Unlike the industrial revolution, loud and filled with smoke, the digital revolution happened quietly.
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Unlike the Sanders Revolution, however, the Reagan Revolution had a hugely important foreign policy component.
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You are famous for kicking off the PC revolution, which kicked off the smartphone revolution.
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Revolution Growth, The Later Stage, Revolution Ventures, and this Rise of the Rest seed fund.
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That "Takings Revolution" could restart with a justice with more of an appetite for revolution.
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Today, the world is on the precipice of its third major revolution: The digital revolution.
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"The technology revolution is happening on its own, the policy revolution is stuck or nascent in places, and then the finance revolution has to keep up with both," she said.
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Can a revolution that has endured more than a half-century still be called a revolution?
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"Bernie, he did awaken the political revolution; however, he is not the political revolution," Khan said.
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Gun rights revolution That a revolt became a revolution owed more than a little to Reagan.
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Has Dany grown, or is she destined to fly from revolution to revolution, leaving chaos behind?
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The American Revolution was, in that sense, a scientific revolution as well as a political one.
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Yet one more time, the Mexican Revolution had absorbed and transformed (and sidelined) the Russian Revolution.
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"Together, we have begun a political revolution to transform America and that revolution continues," Sanders said.
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I'm 100% sure that our relationship with revolution, with communist revolution, it's obviously a distinct one.
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If you studied history in school you probably plowed through book after book about this revolution or that one — the American Revolution or the French, the industrial revolution or the information one.
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So, revolution by revolution, the system of two black holes emits gravitational waves and their orbit shrinks.
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He released "Our Revolution" in November 2016 and "Bernie Sanders Guide to Political Revolution" in August 2017.
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And when it comes to the digital revolution and the data revolution, that freedom needs some boundaries.
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The wireless revolution of the last two decades and the budding renewable energy revolution aren't that disparate.
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"I want to start a revolution," Lenny tells Tommaso, and Sorrentino grasps that revolution is counter-spectacle.
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The scientific revolution that led to the splitting of an atom requires a moral revolution as well.
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But his was a gradual, stutter-start revolution, a "revolution by evolutionary means," as he put it.
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The Arab Spring, sometimes dubbed the Facebook revolution or Twitter revolution, shook regimes across the Arab world.
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It's trendy in technophile circles to call this a "revolution," but counter-revolution works just as well.
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That's what the political revolution is about and that's why the political revolution must continue into the future.
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Fifty years after Mao's Cultural Revolution in effect banned Western music, a real cultural revolution is taking place.
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Why did the children of the American revolution achieve what the children of the French revolution could not?
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After all, a revolution is a revolution, whether it brings us freedom from tyranny or from cakey makeup.
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Unlike the Industrial Revolution, which spanned centuries, the "automation revolution" could happen in as little as 15 years.
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In my book ["Mao's Last Revolution"] I try to show that the Cultural Revolution wasn't a power struggle.
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Mao became convinced that the Chinese Revolution was imperiled by compromise, and his answer was the Cultural Revolution.
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He calls for us to rise up not in a revolution of guns but a revolution of Spirit.
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"In 1979, Iranians experienced a revolution without democracy; today they aspire for democracy without a revolution," Sadjadpour said.
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Our identities may help us recognize the necessity of revolution, but they are not a revolution in themselves.
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I think something similar's happening right now, with not just the technological revolution but the social media revolution.
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"We believe that we are at the early stages of a technology-led sustainability revolution, which has the scale of the industrial revolution, and the pace of the digital revolution," Gore said in a statement.
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If the Industrial Revolution invented the love marriage and the nuclear family, is the digital revolution inventing something else?
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"The scientific revolution that led to the splitting of an atom requires a moral revolution as well," Obama said.
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Will the scholar who teaches about theoretical revolution really stand by and watch while an actual revolution takes place?
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""We cannot wish globalization away, any more than we could wish away the Agricultural Revolution or the Industrial Revolution.
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Social media revolution The media -- in fact, society -- has undergone a dramatic revolution that is changing the campaign game.
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Revolution meets reality The "political revolution" Sanders has called for is playing out in a way he never expected.
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Prior to the election, López Obrador leaves the Institutional Revolution Party and joins the Party of Democratic Revolution (PRD).
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Trump's election was indeed a revolution and the revolution cannot be managed by an establishment figure like Reince Priebus.
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One hundred years after the world's first socialist revolution, many accounts of the Russian Revolution fit into this narrative.
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The Maoist revolution is interesting because it was—unlike, say, the Russian Revolution—an entirely grassroots-up mass movement.
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In a 2007 article, she concluded that Title IX had precipitated a social revolution comparable to the Industrial Revolution.
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"When folks talk about a revolution, the revolution is electing the first woman president of the United States," she said.
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"We began the political revolution in the 2016 campaign, and now it's time to move that revolution forward," he said.
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The main difference between our current technological revolution and the Industrial Revolution is that the Luddites didn't have political rights.
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Further, past big technological jolts — the Industrial Revolution in the late 18th century, electrification, the Green Revolution in agriculture, etc.
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The posts span the events of 1917, covering the February Revolution, the October Revolution and all the turmoil in between.
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The coming of ICSI to the Middle East was a technological revolution that in turn led to a social revolution.
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But we cannot wish globalization away any more than we could wish away the agricultural revolution or the industrial revolution.
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The great tax-cutting revolution of the last half-century hasn't actually been a tax-cutting revolution for most Americans.
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"People are talking about a revolution," Biden said, delivering an implicit jab at Sanders and his message of political revolution.
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On Saturday, in Revolution Plaza in Santiago de Cuba, where his revolution began, the ambience was one of genuine warmth.
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"We've heard of the Green Revolution," he thundered, "we've heard of the White Revolution, but today's Delhi government wants neither; they've taken up arms for a Pink Revolution," he said, presumably evoking the pink color of beef.
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Unlike the Industrial Revolution and the computer revolution, the A.I. revolution is not taking certain jobs (artisans, personal assistants who use paper and typewriters) and replacing them with other jobs (assembly-line workers, personal assistants conversant with computers).
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He believes the hedge fund world is on the verge of a new revolution, a revolution he calls the Third Wave.
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Moral of the story: A woman's place is in the revolution — a revolution that, preferably, happens peacefully and on solid ground.
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I mean, with all the whole supposedly leveling tech revolution, fewer companies now run America than did before the tech revolution.
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As Macron told Wired: "This leads me to the conclusion that this huge technological revolution is in fact a political revolution."
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We stand at the dawning of a new, decidedly 21st century revolution in the financial services industry: the financial technology revolution.
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The American Revolution and the French Revolution happened around the same time, so they often are mentioned in one political breath.
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In August of 2017 Steve Case, founder of AOL and Revolution, tapped JD Vance to run Revolution as its Managing Partner.
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A revolution for a constitution, not a paradise; an anti-utopian revolution, because utopias lead to the guillotine and the gulag.
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"Until that day, my knowledge of the American Revolution was routine," he told the Journal of the American Revolution in 2015.
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Humanism will be replaced by Dataism; and if the humanist revolution made us masters the Dataist revolution will make us pets.
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"Since the revolution had got to be crushed, it greatly simplified things to pretend that no revolution had happened," he wrote.
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Should we automatically assume that our current (post-sexual revolution, post-digital revolution, neoliberal, capitalist) cultural mores are the right ones?
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Failing to regard October Revolution as a revolution against capital, academic approaches often reduce its significance to its cultural aspects, or sees the revolution as the harbinger of a darker time: the Stalin era purges, repressions, and the gulag.
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More broadly, the evidence now indicates that we are in the early stages of a sustainability revolution that will achieve the magnitude of the Industrial Revolution and the speed of the digital revolution, made possible by new digital tools.
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More broadly, the evidence now indicates that we are in the early stages of a sustainability revolution that will achieve the magnitude of the Industrial Revolution and the speed of the digital revolution, made possible by new digital tools.
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Editorial Notebook The many people writing about the 100th anniversary of the Russian Revolution this year usually have to pause early in their work to explain why the February Revolution was in March and the October Revolution in November.
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There will be no Sanders revolution without moderates, and moderates are unlikely to join a revolution organized by someone who stigmatizes moderation.
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It is rewritten as "revolution" when rebels are victorious—but was the American Revolution not a civil war within the British empire?
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The vote has been centuries in the making, with scientists describing it as the biggest revolution in measurement since the French Revolution.
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I made The Raspberry Reich in 2004, which was about sexual revolution and homosexual revolution, and a critique of the radical left.
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The orderliness of the Armenian Revolution doesn't fit the berets-and-blunderbusses image of what a revolution is supposed to look like.
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But even though the revolution did not obtain its political goal, our art and the revolution has changed people inside of themselves.
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The events of the 1919 Revolution could not but echo loudly in what quickly became known as the Egyptian Revolution of 2011.
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"He taught Plato, Aristotle, the French Revolution, a little about the American Revolution, the Federalist Papers translated into Chinese," Mr. Ren said.
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We forget Matamoros survived Mexico's War for Independence, the Texas Revolution, the Mexican-American War, the French Intervention, and the Mexican Revolution.
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What we need is an intellectual revolution, a revolution of minds, and that will take not one, not two, but three generations.
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Currently, there's a risk that the big wave that VCs surfed in the IT revolution is not happening in the green revolution.
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"So much of what happened later is virtually anchored in the Revolution," he told the Journal of the American Revolution in 21775.
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One does not establish a dictatorship in order to safeguard a revolution; one makes the revolution in order to establish the dictatorship.
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Those voters may be less excited by a national revolution because they are living through a very real revolution on the ground.
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"When I confessed to myself that the Syrian revolution failed politically is when I realized the personal revolution goes on," Saïd says.
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In the 29 documentary Nightmares in Red, White, and Blue, Romero himself stated that Living Dead was about revolution: I thought it was about revolution ... We were '60s guys and … sort of pissed off that the '60s revolution didn't work.
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What they contain is earth-shattering: they prove that magic existed before the scientific revolution, and that the industrial revolution essentially weakened magic.
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But that revolution will bear dissatisfying fruit unless the emotion revolution — the feelings side of work life — is treated with the same gravity.
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A screenshot from 'Dance Dance Revolution' Back in 2000, Konami's Dance Dance Revolution was the weird thing in the corner of the arcade.
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"We began the political revolution in the 2016 campaign, and now it's time to move that revolution forward," he added at the time.
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The Czech Republic had its Velvet Revolution, but Latvia's struggle to break free from the Soviet Union is known as the Singing Revolution.
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When the revolution started in 2011, I discovered that it was also a personal revolution for myself and for a lot of people.
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"People are looking for results, not a revolution," Biden said, crystallizing his more incremental approach as opposed to Sanders's sweeping call for revolution.
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Around the time of the elder Chiang's death in 1975, Mr. Su switched from advocating violent revolution to promoting revolution by peaceful means.
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" In Ukraine, he was certain, "unless you make that transition, the Maidan Revolution is going to fail, just as the Orange Revolution failed.
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Same thing, home of the revolution, so if you believe in the revolution, and you believe in independent media, you come support us.
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" Colbert used a quote from former president John F. Kennedy, who once said, "Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable.
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Communist-ruled Cuba has marked International Workers' Day since 1890, though massive rallies in Revolution Square took off in earnest after the 1959 revolution.
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Why their revolution failed Of course, the revolution the Panthers attempted to organize with such confidence and brio did not come off as planned.
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I know there is a Cultural Revolution museum in Sichuan, and there is a place in Shanghai where you can see Cultural Revolution posters.
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The alternative is downright dystopian, since the issue with robots taking everyone's jobs will inevitably lead to a dangerous climax: revolution, or no revolution.
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"All Americans R granted rights 2 peaceful protests / Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable-JFK," he wrote on Twitter.
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"A revolution is not a dinner party," Mao Zedong said, but this revolution was also a party, and left behind a legacy of hedonism.
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This Shi'a paramilitary force -- with the goal of exporting Iran's revolution and ultimately liberating Palestine and Israel – was created immediately after the 1979 revolution.
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Whatever the Fourth Industrial Revolution is (other futurists are still pitching the necessity of a still nebulous third industrial revolution), it's certainly not real.
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If the first revolution was about deployment of generation hardware, we'd argue the second revolution will be defined by the deployment of timing #software.
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It took around 12,000 years to move from the agrarian to the industrial revolution but only a couple of hundred years to go from the industrial to the information revolution that's now propelling us in a short number of decades into the artificial intelligence revolution.
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He reminds us that the skirmishing of philosophers and their ideas, the preoccupation of popular historians, is in many ways a sideshow—that the revolution that gave Europe dominance was, above all, scientific, and that the scientific revolution was, above all, an artisanal revolution.
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At that time, such a revolution in technology would entail a much greater revolution in society, with the law, including copyright law, changing, as well.
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It has the scope and magnitude of the industrial revolution but the speed of the digital information revolution and it's changing everything for the better.
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You had another revolution, which was acid house, and then you had a sort of musical revolution which was Madchester, that we had in England.
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Social media communications were supposed to translate into a political revolution, even though we don't necessarily agree on what a positive revolution would look like.
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Those who celebrated the Facebook revolution and the Twitter revolution were celebrating the replacement of (relatively) calm reflection with the politics of reactivity and passion.
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"Trump can no more brake this than those who opposed the Industrial Revolution could stop the Industrial Revolution," said Solheim, a former Norwegian environment minister.
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Mr. Wilhelm titled the work "Revolution: Frieden unserem Erdenrund" (Revolution: Peace to the Whole World), an incongruous title for a symbol of a repressive regime.
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"Revolution" can be just as motivating as "war," but a green revolution would center the human-nature metabolism over and against the drive for profits.
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There is a whiff of federalist revolution in states' pushback against federal control over local marijuana, but the legal foundations of that revolution are weak.
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The October Revolution drew its name from the original October Revolution in Jazz, convened in New York in 1964 by the experimental trumpeter Bill Dixon.
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" Hours later, Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont also talked about a revolution, but in a different way: He repeated his call for a "political revolution.
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" His answer: "It just means that those in Kremlin know history well: revolution has to be made swiftly, even if it's a revolution from above.
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He could do this because he differentiated between a "popular revolution" led dictatorially by him and a "democratic revolution" dependent upon free and fair elections.
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David began his career with Revolution in 2006, serving as an investment professional for Revolution and has been working with the portfolio companies ever since.
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"When you're making a revolution you can't be too careful with the facts," Mr. Clinton said, deriding Mr. Sanders's oft-mentioned call for a political revolution.
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One phone that could start a revolution, if its maker would just give up on the stupid revolution it's trying to spark that no one wants.
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The children were arrested, tortured and killed; Afineefsky describes the atrocity as a spark that ignited a revolution — a revolution which turned into a civil war.
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The problem for other automakers is that the EV revolution is now travelling faster than their collective ability to engineer out cobalt in a battery revolution.
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SANDERS: Well, I think what we -- you know, we had the, remember the Reagan revolution, and the Gingrich revolution, well, my revolution's a little bit different.
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As he sees it, the US fomented Georgia's 2003 Rose Revolution, Ukraine's 2004 Orange Revolution and even the Arab Spring uprisings that began in January 2011.
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Marianne, who is in the crowd, experiences both the desire for revolution and her own disappointment at being no longer able to believe in such revolution.
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Jailbreaks and revolution Morsy's trial concerns the early days of the revolution when mass jailbreaks occurred in January 2011 amid nationwide protests and clashes with police.
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Africa was a source of key raw materials and labor that fueled this revolution, yet once again the benefits of this revolution skipped most African economies.
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"At the early stage of the Cultural Revolution, she became an important card played by Mao Zedong," said Bu Weihua, a historian of the Cultural Revolution.
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CEO Jim Hackett points to the advancing revolution where, as he says, artificial intelligence and big data that will be even more disruptive than the industrial revolution.
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Nusra did not believe in our revolution, or that there wasa revolution, or that revolutions were anything more than an infidel innovation imported from the infidel West.
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Maltsev said Russia is up for a revolution this weekend just as the nation prepares to mark the centennial of the 1917 Bolshevik revolution on Nov. 7.
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For instance, Sanders says that his agenda will require a Congress-flipping political revolution of like-minded voters, but so far, that revolution has yet to materialize.
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After all, they had seen and experienced everything from the industrial revolution to the sexual revolution of the jazz age to the battle for the women's vote.
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Wacom was particularly well-positioned to take advantage of the forthcoming pen-computing revolution in the early 90s, but there was a problem: The revolution didn't come.
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"When folks talk about the revolution, the revolution is electing the first woman president of the United States," Stabenow said to a small but fired-up audience.
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LARRY CLARKDirectorUSDA National Wildlife Research CentreFort Collins, Colorado Venezuela's Bolivarian revolution was "resoundingly rejected" in the recent parliamentary election, you say ("A democratic counter-revolution", December 12th).
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"The first revolution in online real estate was transforming the research experience, the next revolution in the industry is transforming the transaction," Flint said in a statement.
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"The art continues and the revolution continues and this is only one part of the revolution, which is not just the writing but the action," she says.
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For candidates "inspired by the 'political revolution,' " Our Revolution promises to provide the unparalleled digital tools, organizing knowledge and grassroots support successfully utilized throughout Senator Sanders' campaign.
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The conflict between the Ukrainian military and Russian-backed separatists started in April 2014 after protests known as the Ukrainian revolution of 2014 or the Euromaidan Revolution.
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Subtitled "The Year 1905," the piece is a kind of symphonic poem depicting Russia's 1905 revolution, often called a dress rehearsal for the Bolshevik Revolution of 1917.
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His book "Our Revolution" was published shortly after the 2016 election, and a young-adult book, the "Bernie Sanders Guide to Political Revolution," followed the next year.
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Exiles' narratives argued that Castro had either betrayed the moderate revolution Cuba really needed or, that in 1959 there was no need for a revolution at all.
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Mormons targeted during the Mexican Revolution When the Mexican Revolution began in 1910, many Mormons were again forced to flee, as they had done in previous generations.
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He said his past investments were based on the internet revolution, and now the focus is on companies that will play key roles in the AI revolution.
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Just as the 1994 Republican Revolution suddenly morphed into the Gingrich Revolution due to former Speaker Newt Gingrich's out-of-this-world ego, today's unprecedented anti-D.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Almost 100 years ago, Italian leftist intellectual Antonio Gramsci hailed the success of the Russian Revolution of 1917 as "The Revolution against Capital," which proved to him that the prophesied proletariat revolution needed not be postponed until the "proper" historical developments had occurred.
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It's hard to believe that the IT revolution will be "hundreds of times more disruptive" than the Industrial Revolution — or even to figure out what that would mean.
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PRINCETON "The Cuban Revolution," an exhibition of over 60 vintage silver gelatin prints of the Cuban revolution by known and unknown photographers, including Alberto Korda, Castro's personal photographer.
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PRINCETON "The Cuban Revolution," an exhibition of over 246 vintage silver gelatin prints of the Cuban revolution by known and unknown photographers, including Alberto Korda, Castro's personal photographer.
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Their revolution was stolen by the Muslim Brotherhood and, when it failed, by the army, which then arrested many of the secular youths who first powered the revolution.
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His plan for igniting a conservative revolution has always been fairly straightforward: First, Republicans have to win control of government, and then they can ignite a conservative revolution.
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They were instrumental in the Reagan Revolution, the Republican Revolution that swept into Congress in 1994, and the Tea Party wave that has shaped American politics since 2010.
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And then, the bit I find especially charming, regarding the intellectual humility needed in a revolution, since you don't know how a revolution is going to pan out.
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In America they've had a political revolution and it's complete; the problem in Britain is our revolution is not complete because the same people are still in charge.
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She threatens a revolution, but that part, those angry parts where she's using the language of revolution around women's rights in the 1770s, we're never taught that part.
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RED BULLS DEFEAT REVOLUTION Gonzalo Veron scored in the 43th minute to give the Red Bulls a 3-2 victory over the New England Revolution in Foxborough, Mass.
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Most of the revolutionary leaders were young men who identified the revolution with womanhood; many of them were men in love who identified particular women with the revolution.
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Clinton, along with the C.I.A. and other American officials, for encouraging anti-Russian revolts during the 2003 Rose Revolution in Georgia and the 2004 Orange Revolution in Ukraine.
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"We must hear and help them but we cannot wish globalization away any more than we could wish away the agricultural revolution or the industrial revolution," Bush said.
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Since the 1979 revolution, Iranian politics has been defined by a split between reformists and principlists, conservatives who say they are devoted to the principles of the revolution.
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The title of the show, Perpetual Revolution, suggests the Marxist theme of "permanent revolution," which is neither a simple theory nor an easy thematic jump to new media.
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Those movies were part of the sexual revolution, creating products to support and enhance the sexual revolution, whereas I'm looking back on the past to comment on it.
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"Some said such accusations will taint the revolution, which is false because those two men did not make the revolution famous; rather the revolution made them famous," said Iman Shukri Abdel-Latif, one of the feminists and activists who criticized an internal investigation by Mr. Ali's party that exonerated him.
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Players take control of a character during a historical period such as the French Revolution or London during the Industrial Revolution then murder their way through its famous figures.
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Leader of Cuba's 1959 revolution ruled his country for nearly 11980 years Leader of Cuba's 1959 revolution ruled his country for nearly 50 years This segment originally aired Nov.
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Some Conservatives have argued that Mrs May is taming the populist revolution by co-opting it; in fact, she may end up hostage to a revolution already in retreat.
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It's one of many decisions players are forced to make in 22013 Revolution: Black Friday, a new video game that puts players in the middle of the Iranian Revolution.
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It's one of many decisions players are forced to make in 1979 Revolution: Black Friday, a new video game that puts players in the middle of the Iranian Revolution.
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I wrote earlier this week about prospects for a renewables revolution; right on schedule, Bloomberg reports, A Renewables Revolution Is Toppling the Dominance of Fossil Fuels in U.S. Power.
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Just as network effects determined who the biggest winners of the internet revolution were, learning effects will determine who the biggest winners of the machine learning revolution will be.
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The information revolution spurred by the advent of digital technologies may turn out to be even more powerful than the Gutenberg revolution; it is also likely to be bloody.
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The Islamic Revolution Guards said the tests showed the country's "full readiness to confront all kinds of threats against the Revolution, establishment and territorial integrity," state media reported Tuesday.
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On the French Revolution, a global event one might have thought was notably influenced by the American Revolution, "To Begin the World Over Again" has surprisingly little to say.
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"We started trying to make a film about the rise of the revolution, but we ended up making a film about the fall of the revolution," Mr. Diab said.
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In its incipient stages, this free market philosophy represented class revolution, not violent revolution, but the peaceful upheaval of an old order of systematic government intervention in the economy.
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The reason they call themselves Three Percenters is they believe only 3 percent of men took up arms against the British during the American Revolution, and won that revolution.
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Set 10 years after a peaceful socialist revolution, this comic fantasy follows a rebellion by the Women's Army, a diverse alliance calling for a feminist, cultural and political revolution.
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Bolshevism — and Marxism in general — had a remarkably flat conception of human nature: A revolution in property relations was the only necessary condition for a revolution in human hearts.
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There was a fantastic burst of freedom and satire after the French Revolution, of England finding ways of not having a revolution, but still changing the way society worked.
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Red Century Toward the end of his life, dying of Lou Gehrig's disease, Mao Zedong claimed two achievements: leading the Communist revolution to victory and starting the Cultural Revolution.
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Advertising is the mirror of the Russian revolution . . .
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I grew up during — and through — the revolution.
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North Korea's Hidden Revolution , by Jieun Baek (Yale) .
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The "Resolution on History" made a distinction between the Cultural Revolution as a period and the Cultural Revolution as a political movement, and it separated out the mistaken theory and practice of the Cultural Revolution from the total history of this decade, vigorously counterattacking the mistaken viewpoint that would use negating the Cultural Revolution to negate the history of the party and negate the leadership of the party and the socialist system.
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"There needs to be a recognition that this industrial revolution, this kind of AI-enabled revolution, has got to be the first one that breaks that cycle," he told Axios.
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And in France you have that, of course, partly with the French Revolution itself versus the British Revolution; when you're cutting off heads, that's a vivid image for this spectrum.
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The Oculus Rift isn't "obscenely cheap" to the average person But the Oculus Rift won't trigger the virtual reality revolution overnight, nor is such a revolution guaranteed to arrive ever.
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The steam engine became the universal source of power in the industrial revolution, and in today's digital revolution, the startup stack is emerging as the steam engine for our age.
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Research and development (R&D) in agriculture can be the key that unlocks Africa's door to the Green Revolution, a revolution that fueled Asia's growth in the 1960s and 1970s.
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Zibelli hopes to identify stocks at the forefront of the next industrial revolution — first by understanding what this revolution is all about from the man who tied it all together.
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Liberation by fire, a difficult civil war, an industrial revolution, two world conflicts, a geopolitical cold war and an information revolution are among the many hurdles that we have cleared.
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Have you considered that the changes you're seeking may require an actual revolution, and not the soft revolution Bernie proposes but a genuine overthrow of our entire system of government?
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TECHNOCRATIC REVOLUTION In her appearance at the National Association for Business Economics this week, Kelton outlined what would amount to a technocratic revolution if MMT were to inform federal spending.
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First, there was the contraceptive revolution, with the introduction of hormonal contraception and far more efficient IUDs; second, there was the sexual revolution, with declining ages at first sexual intercourse; and third, there was the gender revolution, questioning the sole breadwinner household model and the gendered division of labor that accompanied it.
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Last year, Alibaba CEO Jack Ma said that technological revolution, after all, "caused World War I." Quick take: Joel Mokyr, a foremost 19th century scholar at Northwestern University, suggests that the Industrial Revolution and World War I are less of a window into what's coming from our tech revolution than people presume.
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First, there was the contraceptive revolution, with the introduction of hormonal contraception and far more efficient IUDs; second, there was the sexual revolution, with declining ages at first sexual intercourse; and third, there was the sex revolution, questioning the sole breadwinner household model and the gendered division of labor that accompanied it.
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Morrison describes the thuggish Bolshoi as having survived revolution after revolution because the "narrative respects its own laws of storytelling," the struggle time and again the perfection of ballet's eternal laws.
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But everyone was one overpriced Modelo and a mention of single-payer healthcare away from jumping over the balcony and into the revolution—the smiling, disheveled, more-or-less polite revolution.
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Outside the Defence Ministry on Monday, the protesters, numbering about 5,000 in the morning with more arriving, chanted "Freedom, freedom" and "Revolution, revolution", and appealed to the army to protect them.
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" This tendency toward centralization has profound implications for the restructuring of world order: "The AI revolution will be of the magnitude of the Industrial Revolution—but probably larger and definitely faster.
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Scientists thought skies were less cloudy before the industrial revolution For a long time, scientists speculated that skies were less cloudy before the Industrial Revolution because the air was less polluted.
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There wasn't a strong black cultural presence, there really weren't enough black people to stir it up, whereas in America there was real revolution; in England the revolution was mostly cultural.
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Though his first book, Dr. Atkins' Diet Revolution, was released in 1972, it was his second book, Dr. Atkins' New Diet Revolution, released thirty years later, which brought him cult fame.
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Less well known is an article Berdyaev composed in Petrograd in that dark revolutionary year, 1918, titled "Specters of the Russian Revolution" (sometimes also translated as "Spirits of the Russian Revolution").
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The hiring marks an unlikely reconciliation given Sandberg's headline-grabbing departure from Our Revolution, a group formed to keep up Sanders' "political revolution" on the heels of his first presidential campaign.
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The world is experiencing a digital revolution, which I believe has the potential to be not only the most transformative but also the most inclusive technological revolution we have ever seen.
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BALTIMORE, MD — Baltimore already tried having a political revolution.
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The revolution is here — and it will be rubberized.
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" There is no longer a Bernie Sanders "political revolution.
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" "…What Iowa has begun tonight is a political revolution.
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" And finally: Q: "Could there be another Cultural Revolution?
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It felt like a revolution — urgent, deep, vital, true.
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" He adds: "But the market revolution went too far.
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Unequal societies were subject to constant strife — even revolution.
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February 269.39 (PM): Revolution Medicines (US, biotech) – $213m IPO.
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A political vision not of recognition, but of revolution. ●
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I think about the Industrial Revolution, and the French Revolution circa 1800, when you see this large-scale shift in Europe when you have people living in extended family units, farming together.
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If a skater performs a jump and misses by more than a half revolution, their jump will be "downgraded" by a full revolution — say, from a triple lutz to a double lutz.
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Historians have argued that "the French Revolution turbocharged...French nationalism by infusing it with a messianic ideological impulse," driving it to export its revolution in order to overthrow the European monarchic order.
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Above all, had Lincoln lived to continue the second American Revolution that ended slavery by the 1860s, the third revolution --the civil rights movement of the 1960s -- might not have been necessary.
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The scene is very short, and ends with the Grandmaster jokingly suggesting that he played an important role in the revolution because you can't have a revolution without someone to revolt against.
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In the later period of the Cultural Revolution, the Headquarters faction lost ground, while the other faction achieved total control, and retained it even after the Cultural Revolution [which ended in 1976].
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In these instances it was no longer war that precipitated revolution; the initiative shifted from war to revolution, which in some cases, but by no means all, was followed by military intervention.
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The leader at the focal point was an enslaved man named François-Dominique Toussaint L'Ouverture, but James writes that he did not make the revolution; it was the revolution that made him.
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Digital cameras brought about a revolution in photography, but until now, it was only a revolution of scale: Thanks to microchips, cameras got smaller and cheaper, and we began carrying them everywhere.
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" Schwab, a year earlier, had put it this way: There is an "inexorable shift from simple digitization (the Third Industrial Revolution) to innovation based on combinations of technologies (the Fourth Industrial Revolution).
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He claimed that thanks to his hard work, "there's a revolution going on, I mean a positive revolution," particularly among minority communities, whose lives he said have become better under his watch.
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She is also honest about the failures of the much ballyhooed Orange Revolution in Ukraine, and about the infighting and corruption that would ultimately lead to yet another Ukrainian revolution in 2014.
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If so far Francis's pontificate has been a kind of halfway revolution, its ambitions somewhat balked and its changes left ambiguous, these kind of ideas would make the revolution much more sweeping.
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For my "Age of Revolution" course I have 14 weeks to cover the English Civil Wars, the American War of Independence, the French Revolution, and the Haitian Revolution, which means it's incumbent upon me—and every other professor—to think very carefully about what students need to know, and thus what to prioritize and what to leave out.
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When she faced a primary challenge in 2018, motivated in part by her Syria position, the pro-Sanders group Our Revolution endorsed her (as did actress Shailene Woodley, an Our Revolution board member).
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Thus the central role of intelligence to detect the slightest indicator, a capability that has also increased with the revolution in global communications and computing, a revolution that has even reached North Korea.
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Thomas Jefferson saw it as a second triumph of freedom following the American Revolution; Charles James Fox, leader of Britain's Whigs, welcomed it as a re-run of Britain's Glorious Revolution of 303.
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Really, we've been in the midst of a metamaterials revolution for about the past decade—with atomically thin graphene at the heart of much of said revolution—and it likely hasn't even peaked.
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Two years later, "Revolution," a classic track off of 1968's The Beatles (aka The White Album), appeared in a Nike commercial for Air Revolution – much to the chagrin of the surviving Beatles.
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Garcia Frias, 91, holds the honorary title of commander of the revolution as a former guerrilla in Cuba's 1959 revolution and heads state company Flora and Fauna that is developing seven ostrich farms.
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"There was a huge sense of ownership among all the young people involved in the revolution; it (the revolution) showed that people can do things – for the country and for themselves," he said.
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"The official summary was very simple — that the Cultural Revolution was a disaster, a calamity," said Zheng Yi, a former Cultural Revolution student radical who became a writer and now lives in Virginia.
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" He remarks, "In a few short years the French financial crisis would help to push the French people to follow the example of the American Revolution and begin a revolution of their own.
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A sensitive topic such as the Cultural Revolution should become less sensitive with the passage of time, and the authorities should be expected to gradually relax restrictions on discussion of the Cultural Revolution.
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" In a video message on his Facebook page, he said that having faced a crossroads, between "our positive revolution, or the inconclusive anger of the Five Stars," Sicily had chosen "a liberal revolution.
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When Mao called for a Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution, Ms. Nie did not question his accusations that dangerous "revisionists" and "capitalist roaders" had infiltrated the party and were trying to derail his revolution.
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Revolution Ventures, its Series A and Series B-focused outfit, has raised a $215 million third fund, almost precisely the size of Revolution Ventures I and II, which each closed on $200 million.
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Just as the industrial revolution empowered entrepreneurs to build iconic enterprises like Ford and Black & Decker, there are already signs of how the digital revolution is helping Main Street take a competitive edge.
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"There have been these moments where we have had these major technology revolutions — the Agricultural Revolution, the Industrial Revolution, for example — that have really changed the world in a big way," Altman said.
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But Sanders, who is legally separated from Our Revolution, does not keep up with its day-to-day activities and has expressed discomfort with attacks by affiliates of Our Revolution against some politicians.
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Near the gathering circle, Metaferia installed a "comment card" station, asking gallery visitors to answer a two-question survey about their definition of the word "revolution," and what their everyday revolution looks like.
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" He added, "that is what the political revolution is about.
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" On California: "There is a Revolution going on in California.
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The I.T. revolution has deepened income and wealth inequality, yes.
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At the time, he was benefiting from America's shale revolution.
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That revolution is possible only with the broadest popular support.
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ONCE UPON A REVOLUTION: An Egyptian Story, by Thanassis Cambanis.
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We are truly in the midst of the biotech revolution.
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It's like we've forgotten we went through a scientific revolution.
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More From Tonic: The Truvada Revolution Men Are Surprisingly Affectionate.
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You've heard the hype: The quantum computer revolution is coming.
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Back home, they were greeted as ambassadors of the revolution.
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Their agroecological achievements represent a true legacy of Cuba's revolution.
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But behind the autonomous revolution is a mountain of problems.
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Sanders has convincingly argued that America needs a political revolution.
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Green Day is all set to tour with Revolution Radio.
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But really, more than anything, NBA Vine is a revolution.
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"And antitrust will inevitably change in the current industrial revolution."
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Does the emergence of big data represent a similar revolution?
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The industrial revolution helped make eyewear into a fashion accessory.
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The EV supply chain revolution is still in its infancy.
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George Washington brings stoicism to America during the American Revolution.
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As we now know, Galileo's ideas started the scientific revolution.
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Are these the small signs of a real revolution ahead?
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Makeup Revolution Precision Contour Set, $30, available at Tam Beauty.
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Every tech revolution is sparked by a killer user interface.
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Absent the revolution, Britain probably would've moved into Indian lands.
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HANNITY: No, Reagan revolution, tea party is a big component.
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It is the television revolution you didn't know you needed.
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Back then, China was still going through the Cultural Revolution.
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Britain's Industrial Revolution may not have got going without coal.
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Bernie Sanders's 2016 presidential campaign was about starting a revolution.
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The Cultural Revolution doesn't have its place in today's China.
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Cloud computing has been a revolution for the data center.
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The political right couldn't pull off its revolution alone, however.
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But, before the revolution, their intentions were difficult to discern.
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" She added, "Harithas is an activist who believes in revolution.
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He sees himself as the guardian of his mentor's "revolution".
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It is indeed changing, but by evolution rather than revolution.
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This has been a year of transition for Revolution Messaging.
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In theory, putting radar on a phone is a revolution.
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But there has also been a revolution in economic thinking.
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"Spinning the industrial revolution", Jane Humphries and Benjamin Schneider, 2016.
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Profits from the China trade bankrolled the American Industrial Revolution.
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The scene looked like something out of the Cultural Revolution.
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The brothers' parents returned to Libya during the 2011 revolution.
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This revolution would be against government, in government, around government.
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The law amounts to a revolution in local business culture.
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One said he had been accused of plotting armed revolution.
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They become the unlikely heroes of the new gender revolution.
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A revolution, to be sure, but one within our reach.
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Brother Joscephus and the Love Revolution, rock and soul. Feb.
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During the Revolution, the De Lanceys sided with the British.
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He was also at the heart of a silent revolution.
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By 2013 the MOOC revolution — and the company — had stalled.
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"We are at the foot of a revolution," True said.
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Last Friday, he left Revolution Messaging for a competing firm.
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Who's gonna fire Mail Robot when the technological revolution comes?!
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In every family, the Cultural Revolution casts a heavy shadow.
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Today robotics and artificial intelligence call for another education revolution.
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The left sees it as a revolution against Macron's neoliberalism.
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A second quantum revolution is happening at the atomic level.
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Go deeper: Investors are missing out on the food revolution
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It is a revolution of the individual, not the masses.
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On Sunday, he talked about "revolution," as he always does.
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She wisely fled France at the start of the revolution.
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So will fossil fuel companies survive the coming climate revolution?
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Last year was another groundbreaking period of the mobile revolution.
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Nor was it the day we started the American Revolution.
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Libya didn't go down because there was some people revolution.
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The intelligence revolution is partly the result of new technology.
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Battery technology is powering the clean vehicle revolution on land.
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" Then another deleted tweet: "More votes equals a loss...revolution!
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During the French Revolution, people were nostalgic for Ancient Rome.
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Even now, the computer revolution in the office remains unfinished.
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We need to roll the revolution further to new cities.
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If the revolution has a lipstick shade, this is it.
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Before a 2011 revolution, Libya was producing 1.6 million bpd.
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At the forefront of this revolution is the LGBTQ community.
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Leaders from Choshu were at the head of the revolution.
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Since then there has been something of a consumer revolution.
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Workplace discipline came into its own during the Industrial Revolution.
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Where was the revolution that they were supposed to bring?
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The World Economic Forum called it the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
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Lucha is a long way from bringing about a revolution.
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The revolution of 2011, he warned, would not be repeated.
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" Others chanted, "Liberate Hong Kong," and "Revolution of our Time.
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The Battle for Syria's SouthDaraa is where Syria's revolution began.
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For the $140bn gaming industry, that would be a revolution.
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Nadine provides a powerful description of the protests, the revolution.
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He was remembered for his role in America's sexual revolution.
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Diane Russell, a Sanders supporter, said their revolution must continue.
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And that the revolution would be televised across social media.
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"Solar is at the heart of this revolution," he added.
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In Khartoum the people on the street speak of revolution.
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The leftists and liberals who supported the revolution misjudged him.
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The House of Government: A Saga of the Russian Revolution.
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After the revolution, unions called strikes and demanded more jobs.
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Fortunately, this construction work was accompanied by a coaching revolution.
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Orphan crops have yet to undergo such a genetic revolution.
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This has been a total revolution for my yoga practice.
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The first single "Where's the Revolution?" was inspired in 2015.
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In the past, we'd dabble in the iconography of revolution.
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To have a revolution, you need to excite the people.
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The revolution is starting with programmers, middle managers, entrepreneurs, retirees.
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The words "waste" and "revolution" rise out of some conversations.
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Before Dance, Dance Revolution, there was the Nintendo Power Pad.
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We are now on the cusp of a 228G revolution.
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The Stalled Revolution: Is Equality for Women an Impossible Dream?
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In short, this is what a political revolution looks like.
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The Bernie revolution doesn't depend on Bernie's staff in Vermont.
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THE NEXT DATA REVOLUTION IS GOING TO BE VISUAL DATA.
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If the revolution comes, it'll have to come from within.
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" The revolution, Ahmed tells us, saw people "partying like crazy.
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The Crispr revolution is reinventing, if not reigniting, that debate.
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The Digital Revolution was reinventing everything, and that was good.
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The Revolution fell into seventh place in the Eastern Conference.
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Since the industrial revolution, machines have taken over the toil.
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But one thing is certain: the revolution will be Live.
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"The revolution has not aged, it remains young," he said.
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It is actually, what I call the fourth industrial revolution.
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I thought there would be a revolution against the Castros.
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Anyone who fondly remembers the Altair revolution probably wasn't there.
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Or "phone," if you refuse to accept the phablet revolution.
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What supercharged the jihadist cause was the 1979 Iranian Revolution.
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I was the bride of the revolution because of you.
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The Reagan Revolution by decree: One of his most infamous
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The book is not an unambivalent celebration of the revolution.
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But for big banks, the mobile revolution is only beginning.
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Kizart's guitar tone, on the other hand, was a revolution.
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The first shots of Castro's epic revolution were fired there.
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But during the Cuban Revolution, we see a shifting target.
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It completes a full revolution around Earth every 132.7 minutes.
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A humble beginning for the start of an aquatic revolution.
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Then he walked to the the Palace of the Revolution.
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"Well, this is what my revolution looks like," Dunham adds.
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The Museum of the American Revolution opened to the public.
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It's where the real women's revolution in WWE takes place.
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It is an undemanding revolution, accessible without risk or effort.
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Something of a biomass revolution is taking place in Denmark.
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The Fourth Industrial Revolution, often called Industry 4.0, is imminent.
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Yet this is only the early stages of a revolution.
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Germany's Energiewende ("energy transition" or "revolution") has transformed its countryside.
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We have an opportunity to reverse that with this revolution.
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It is an exhilarating feeling of newness, not unlike revolution.
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Libya has been in chaos since the revolution of 2011.
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Like an unexorcised demon, the Cultural Revolution still torments China.
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Compared to the coasters designed today, the Revolution looks quaint.
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The only fortunate result of the Cultural Revolution is me.
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Q. What are your own memories of the Cultural Revolution?
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Q. Why was Chongqing so violent during the Cultural Revolution?
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Q. What are the biggest misunderstandings about the Cultural Revolution?
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What would life today look like without the Industrial Revolution?
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Paris, who was smuggling tapes into Iran calling for revolution.
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Cleveland was the Silicon Valley of the second industrial revolution.
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Consider an analogous revolution: the slow evolution of complex manufacturing.
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"Mass executions are a legitimate means of revolution," one remarks.
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"It was a revolution in contemporary poetry," Mr. Ferlinghetti said.
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This is nothing less than a revolution in British politics.
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A quiet revolution is taking place across the fruited plain.
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Forty years ago, the Islamic revolution was at its height.
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Ms. Caputova was 16 when the Velvet Revolution swept Slovakia.
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The cover for "Revolution Radio" is a boombox on fire.
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R: At Revolution we're doing multiple products in multiple geographies.
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Sanders has a point in his call for a revolution.
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Two kinds of revolution are taking place on Capitol Hill.
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But a digital revolution across corporate America is changing that.
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She tells us, instead, of the quiet revolution they orchestrate.
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There's almost a party going on, a tiny, fun revolution.
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"More votes equals a loss … revolution!" he said in another.
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Ms. Gyasi will speak with Andy Zee, of Revolution Books.
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However, the league is still adjusting to the streaming revolution.
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Bernie's Our Revolution progressives are part of the Democratic Party.
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There's a strong North American presence in the data revolution.
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It was, of course, the time of the Cultural Revolution.
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He described the changes as a kind of enlightened revolution.
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Conservatives, that's our opening to lead a progressive education revolution.
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The article seemed to me to ridicule the Cuban revolution.
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Revolution x Rachel Leary Ultimate Goddess Face and Shadow Palette
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So this revolution was already taking place inside corporate America.
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Perhaps, as some have suggested, "revolution" is the better path.
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Read her first outing, then join the snack tray revolution.
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Top investors include Warby Parker's founding team and Revolution Ventures.
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The first industrial revolution created vast wealth and accelerated colonialism.
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The Houthis say they are waging a revolution against corruption.
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In this episode, the revolution lands on the Lawrences' doorstep.
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I think we're still living in the Internet revolution now.
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"The digital revolution has changed the world," states Mr Lagerfeld.
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Basically, du Rivage thinks that the American Revolution wasn't American.
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A revolution in music and beer has been long overdue.
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Last month, it felt like a chatbot revolution was coming.
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This is the digital century; it's the next industrial revolution.
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Even if we're only at the beginning of this revolution.
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And in this telling, rap is the language of revolution.
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A revolution in AI, which uses data as its lifeblood.
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So in 2010, I had a psychological and sexual revolution.
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Revolution follows Uranus wherever it goes, and so does surprise.
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See, The Revolution doesn't feel anything like a wanted sequel.
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He is Egyptian and was heavily involved in the revolution.
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The original Pride spirit was about an act of revolution.
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To coin a phrase: The revolution will not be embargoed.
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Is this industrial revolution not taking place in the US?
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Rifkin, we will have the Third Industrial Revolution for Germany.
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New Brunswick is also banking on the coming EV revolution.
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Many people thought that the reproductive revolution had finally arrived.
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Our art world requires perpetual revolution – that's its essential nature.
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Top investors include Greycroft Ventures, Revolution Ventures and Breyer Capital.
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But I think after the revolution, she was very powerful.
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But there is another, quieter, revolution reshaping the agricultural world.
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Rebellion, revolution, and all those songs that went with them.
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Snapchat isn't the only company hastening the augmented reality revolution.
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It doesn't kid itself about leading any kind of revolution.
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"Russia has had enough revolution in its history," he added.
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His revolution has mostly revolved around economic grievances and transformation.
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Guevara was known for seeking to spread the Cuban Revolution.
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Bernie was speaking to the larger questions of the Revolution.
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Raul Reyes: Do voters want a revolution -- or a restoration?
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THE REVOLUTION OF MARINA M. By Janet Fitch 816 pp.
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That's why we fought a revolution against a mad king.
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"Crip Camp: A Disability Revolution" premieres March 25 on Netflix.
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And the bicycle quite naturally became a symbol of revolution.
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"You can't have a revolution without two things," she notes.
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It starts in 353, the year of the Iranian Revolution.
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The dinar has lost half its value since the revolution.
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After the revolution, the ideal Mexican was mestizo and macho.
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Kraft has bigger concerns at the moment than the Revolution.
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"This is not the end of the revolution," he said.
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His images show looting, burning and chaos during the revolution.
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The Revolution that promised Iranians freedom in 1979 has withered.
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We talk a lot about the political revolution we need.
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As they talk, revolution is fomenting right outside their home.
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The political revolution is about is bringing our people together.
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There could be a lot more if this revolution continues.
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She wrote: We are in the midst of a revolution.
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My parents escaped Iran around the Iranian Revolution, in 1979.
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A bit like Delacroix did in 1830, after a revolution.
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For evidence of the digital revolution, just follow the money.
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"This is our revolution and we will continue," he wrote.
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Like Mr. Wilson, Mr. Taaki has brazen ideas about revolution.
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There's little chance you'll one day experience a global revolution.
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He completed only a single revolution in Saturday's long program.
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Giuseppe Grizzanti is the man who started the local revolution.
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Today, the revolution belongs primarily to the regime's hypocritical elite.
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She was there when revolution broke out in neighboring Hungary.
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I can tell you that the revolution is still happening.
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The food revolution turned us into a bunch of snackers.
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Since its 1979 Islamic Revolution, Iran has preached Israel's destruction.
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He was running to be Che Guevara, promoting his revolution.
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He also contributed to the Museum of the American Revolution.
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They want to stage a color revolution in our country.
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"I think there'd be a revolution," a local butcher said.
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The protesters call it the revolución diamantina, the glitter revolution.
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Bunker Hill was the last militia victory during the Revolution.
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THE HOUSE OF GOVERNMENT: A Saga of the Russian Revolution.
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It was always Marx, Lenin and revolution — real girls' talk.
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"People are looking for results, not a revolution," Biden said.
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None of that has applied since the 1979 Islamic revolution.
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What happened to the sex toy revolution we were promised?
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"People are looking for results, not a revolution," he said.
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"You're in the middle of a revolution," Ms. Agins said.
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He later fought during the revolution, helping to overthrow Col.
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"Americans aren't looking for revolution," Biden recently told NBC News.
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Samsung used CES to reveal a revolution in ball technology.
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We staged our own version of a food resolution revolution.
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Wuhan was also a cradle of China's revolution in 150.
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Our revolution failed, however, and we paid a heavy price.
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"There's a revolution going on in this country," Trump said.
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An air of celebration and yes, revolution permeated the city.
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THE HISTORY of monetary policy is one of intermittent revolution.
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"Revolution" by the Beatles played as we took our bows.
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Mr Saied himself hailed his victory as a "new revolution".
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What that revolution will look like is hard to say.
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After the Cultural Revolution, Buddhism in China was severely damaged.
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An attempt to spread Communist revolution back to democratic Germany?
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The one set for 2011 was postponed by the revolution.
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For generations, the Horowitz family has cheered on the revolution.
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Everything is too trivial in the face of a revolution.
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It's a testament to the power of the political revolution.
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Russia's influence was not the only factor in Armenia's revolution.
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Jeff Bagwell was a quiet revolution in his own right.
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He remained behind bars until Castro's revolution triumphed in 1959.
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But the history of the Revolution provided no such solace.
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Wagner rings a bell that sets off the 1848 revolution.
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