We're rich in ideas, and rich in optimism, and rich in prosperity.
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We're rich in attitude, we're rich in spirit, we're rich in love.
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You are so rich in mud, you have no idea idea how rich in mud you are.
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White bread is rich in starch, and legumes, leeks, celery, biscuits, and fruit are rich in fiber.
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One hospital served diets rich in vegetable oils whereas the control hospital served diets rich in milk and butter.
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The Virta program involves helping users move from a diet that's rich in carbs to one that's rich in healthy fats, like butter and cheese.
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But Vasavada and his colleagues want to investigate a transition in the rocks -- from those rich in clay to others more rich in sulfate minerals.
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The dehesa is rich in olives, nuts, and berries, but especially in acorns, called "bellotas" in Spanish, which are rich in nutrients and fatty acids.
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These meals should be rich in liquids (water over everything else) and foods that are rich in carbs, protein, and electrolytes such as potassium, he says.
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" The Hammerstein biography was similarly rich in anecdotes. "Mr.
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"My community, my family is rich in many ways," she said, elaborating that they're rich in crucial resources like tradition, culture, food, and community support that allow them to support undocumented students.
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I'll never be rich, but I'm definitely rich in community.
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To start, the ingredient is naturally rich in lactic acid.
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Pluto's atmosphere is rich in nitrogen and low on methane.
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A life in the spotlight rich in tragedy and scandal.
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It makes sense — as Epsom salt is rich in magnesium.
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The briefcase smelled of leather, earthy, rich in aromatic oils.
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It's easy to follow, but rich in detail and vocabulary.
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The stunning hotel is rich in amenities for its guests.
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Legumes, greens, nuts, and seeds all are rich in protein.
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For one thing, the rich in recent years have reverted
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It's a island rich in plentiful and delicious agricultural produce.
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CHARLIE MUNGER: The doctor does not get rich in Kaiser.
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Clinton pardoned Rich in the last hour of his administration.
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Yolo itself is also rich in vineyards and tasting rooms.
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Both hail from Australia, a land rich in ancient rocks.
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But many other plutocrats have become rich in competitive markets.
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It's just not especially rich in extraordinary characters or moments.
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Today, the United States is once again rich in resources.
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Flatey may be small in size, but rich in biodiversity.
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Bogs have always been forbidding places, rich in sinister folklore.
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Typically, that journey is oblique, witty and rich in surprise.
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Today, Selma remains a quiet town, rich in American history.
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Eggs Eggs are rich in choline, an important brain nutrient.
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It was rich in textures, short hemlines, and sexy silhouettes.
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Perhaps that's why they're so rich in the first place.
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Peat, dry and rich in carbon, can burn for weeks.
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There's no secret sauce to getting rich in the market.
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The Skywalkers are rich in it, but so is Rey.
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I'd love to be rich in life in 10 years.
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Rich in value, rich in symbolism Vandana Mohan, an elite wedding planner in New Delhi, says that gold plays an important role in Indian weddings because of its symbolism of wealth, prosperity and security.
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It wasn't just Evan Spiegel who got rich in Snap Inc.
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What's more, this island is also rich in coffee and nickel.
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The first concern is bovine urine, which is rich in nitrogen.
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A country rich in oil where the middle-class ones prospered.
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Regions rich in both zinc and sulfur are shown in yellow.
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It's a hard life, but one rich in culture and meaning.
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It is also believed to be rich in oil and gas.
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Mr Jennings's book is rich in fond hopes and improbable ventures.
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He revoked protections for land rich in fossils and archaeological sites.
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Warren Buffett isn't just regular rich, he's also rich in friendship.
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The Mall is really very rich in terms of urban ideas.
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Asparagus is rich in zinc and a B vitamin called folate.
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Mexico and China have helped make us rich in Tennessee — richer.
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Each title is bombastic, breathless, and rich in capitalisation and keywords.
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You might have a locality that's rich in Ice Age mammals.
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In a country rich in natural resources, the population remains destitute.
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To the casual pedestrian, Denver doesn't appear rich in street art.
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Prepare it like salmon; it's rich in both flavor and texture.
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All of Baker's poems are rich in observation, imagination and memory.
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HEGGINS They had no budget, but we were rich in vigor.
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But the women's game is rich in both quality and quantity.
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Although the atmosphere contains water vapor, it's also rich in hydrogen.
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It's a fascinating book, rich in politics, history, psychology and more.
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Vancouver Island, where Mr. Michael lived, is particularly rich in dialects.
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This area located in southeast England is substantially rich in history.
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"Mexico is a country rich in culture and traditions," he continues.
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Other studies indicate that foods rich in carbohydrates may contribute more strongly.
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It is rich in minerals and has huge tracts of fertile land.
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The area remains rich in stone carvings and ruins of Navajo dwellings.
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Matanzas City has traditionally been rich in a variety of cultural manifestations.
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When Google went public in 2004, Mayer became rich in an instant.
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Venezuela is suffering a severe food crisis, despite being rich in resources.
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In short, the areas already rich in tech are simply getting richer.
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The kitchen staple is actually rich in antioxidants and won't clog pores.
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I am not a rich man, but I'm rich in content subscriptions.
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Petronas' North Montney assets in British Columbia are rich in natural gas.
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That you have the rich in a place talking about the poor.
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I know one person who isn't getting rich in the Snapchat IPO.
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Sure, taxing by weight incentivizes powerful marijuana — stuff that's rich in THC.
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Bananas, which are rich in sleep-boosting, muscle-relaxing magnesium, he says.
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The Philippines says Benham Rise is rich in biodiversity and fish stocks.
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Light on plot, rich in atmosphere, "River" meanders like its liquid locales.
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Traditional Syrian cuisine is typical of the region, and rich in vegetables.
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We knew that they had gotten very rich in the steel business.
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The section was taken from Kevin's thigh because it's rich in muscles.
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And the Kim Family, rich in street smarts but not much else.
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Masada swears by cold hard water that's rich in calcium and magnesium.
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There are a lot of ways to become rich in Elite Dangerous.
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The book is a backstage drama, honest, raw and rich in detail.
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"In Somalia, we are very rich in fruit and agriculture," Omar explains.
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" Frank Rich, in The New York Times, called her "a striking mimic.
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The hamlet is also a place rich in cultural and recreational offerings.
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DASH emphasizes eating foods that are rich in potassium, magnesium, and calcium.
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"This type of extraterrestrial dust is very rich in iron," Schmitz said.
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Rich; in fact, their friendship had been dissolving for some time at that
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Sure, today's snacks are good, but they aren't nearly as rich in nostalgia.
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"Worm juice is rich in these ingredients," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Foods rich in vitamin A include carrots, dark leafy greens and sweet potatoes.
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"Being popular on Instagram is like being rich in Monopoly money," it says.
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Republicans recovered somewhat among the very rich in 1996 and again in 2000.
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"The Commonwealth of Virginia is naturally rich in its greatest traditions," Alston wrote.
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It's a conceit that succeeds because Alt-Frequencies' characters are rich in color.
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Seafloor manganese nodules like this one are rich in iron, nickel and cobalt.
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The combination of borscht's vegetables make it rich in antioxidants and Vitamin C.
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Mid-ocean gyres are fortunately neither especially rich in fauna nor particularly biodiverse.
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The company's North Montney assets in British Columbia are rich in natural gas.
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It's a commanding and resonant collection, deeply felt and rich in visceral detail.
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Rich in oil, it is bisected by the Euphrates River and abuts Iraq.
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The lobes formed by the second tsunami seem to be rich in ice.
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Warren Buffett doesn't think the rich in America are paying enough in taxes.
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According to the Philippines, Benham Rise is rich in biodiversity and fish stocks.
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The record thrives on creating utilitarian songs rich in both atmosphere and fun.
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This is especially true in countries that are rich in biodiversity like Mexico.
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Why has Trump failed to get fabulously rich in the foreign exchange market?
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The draft is rich in recommendations for channelling additional resources to the crisis.
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Nigeria is rich in hydrocarbons but produces little electricity, making its industries uncompetitive.
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And for a while, the rich in California thought they could insulate themselves.
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After all, many of them struck it rich in finance and real estate.
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The tax giveaways to the rich in the plan released yesterday are clear.
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The Naipauls were poor in money but, as Brahmins, rich in caste-pride.
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Barbara Bush eloquently describes the aura in a building rich in imposing artifacts.
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Azerbaijan, rich in unique culture and cuisine, is growing in popularity among tourists.
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I don't know if I agree, but it is definitely rich in minerals.
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So they turned to the United States and other places rich in water.
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The seeds are rich in protein and are covered with a sweet coating.
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Zimbabwe is rich in minerals such as diamonds, uranium, chrome, platinum and gold.
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Milk was rich in nutrients, fat, protein and calories, and it was storable.
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I'm only rich in innovative ideas, potential and the drive to be successful.
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Read on to see what it takes to be considered rich in America.
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The family was rich in ideas and education, but money was perpetually short.
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The land is rich in tradition and stands ready to renew your soul.
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"The rich in Tunisia get richer, and the poor get poorer," Kamal said.
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Kaiser Permanente supports a balanced diet, rich in fruits, vegetables and whole grains.
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Dark chocolate is rich in cocoa solids, which contain compounds known as flavanols.
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This cheesecake's filling was smooth, creamy, and not overly rich, in my opinion.
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Additionally, cholesterol-containing foods are usually rich in saturated fat and animal protein.
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Dr. Glauber's marriage to Cynthia Rich in 1960 ended in divorce in 1975.
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It's huge and rich in oil rather than in less-valuable natural gas.
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And some scientists suspect that the surrounding basin may be rich in minerals.
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It's also naturally rich in fiber, which is essential to your digestive health.
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The contemporary web is rich in opportunities for fans to reclaim their fantasy worlds.
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Superficially, The Board Game is rich in little nods to the Dark Souls universe.
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What's more, this part of France is known to be rich in mineral deposits.
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But Hinduism is rich in scripture with a vast collection of ancient religious writings.
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Foods Rich in Zinc Zinc isn't a mineral you want to do away with.
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It reminds us that the caucuses are rich in tradition but scant in diversity.
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The Arab voice, rich in history and beautiful music, is vital in American theatre.
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He chooses color palettes that are rich in contrast or that use a gradient.
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Guiana is rich in natural resources, including gold, offshore oil and France's largest forest.
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Those cryptocurrency ads that promise to make you rich in a matter of days?
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Royal visits, after all, were hunting season, rich in opportunities to bash the kingdom.
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Avoid high glycemic foods, or foods that are rich in refined carbohydrates and sugars.
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These bars, he says, can maintain long sustained notes and sound rich in harmonics.
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Atmospheres rich in hydrogen can trap heat on a planet and make it uninhabitable.
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The route will cross a region rich in natural resources, from timber to copper.
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The Gulf of Mexico, rich in oil deposits, is no stranger to offshore drilling.
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Many insect species are rich in protein and macronutrients such as iron and zinc.
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Coral reefs, rich in biodiversity, may soon be a tenth of their current size.
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Roughly two-thirds of the rich in my study focused on their daily goals.
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Over two-thirds of the rich in my study were frugal with their money.
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That was the charge when President Bill Clinton pardoned financier Mark Rich in 2000.
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The Prismacolor Quality Art Set includes 48 colored pencils that are rich in color.
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The history of brain science is rich in these sorts of one-sided relationships.
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"Every rich person in the country is rich in the first generation," Stola said.
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It is rich in fruits, vegetables, whole grains, legumes, nuts, fish and healthy oils.
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But cord blood, once dismissed as medical waste, is particularly rich in these cells.
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The tiny town is rich in Venice-like architecture and home to 17 churches.
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Once you have a SCOBY and start brewing batches, you become rich in SCOBYs.
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The board ultimately stood by its publication, with a statement rich in Andersonian language.
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Simon Rich, in his fifth story collection, "Hits & Misses," is that sort of good.
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Though no longer a haven for artists, the neighborhood is rich in cultural institutions.
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Indonesia is rich in timber and coal, but palm oil is its biggest export.
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Ree Morton produced a prescient body of work rich in emotion and philosophically complex.
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It's a vulnerable piece of work—withdrawn but immodestly sweet and rich in feeling.
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It's rich in history but also just the optimism, the hope that you feel.
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The Education section is rich in content, particularly regarding global issues and academic vocabulary.
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Marijuana is rich in THC, the psychoactive component, and hemp is richer in CBD.
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An octopus's or cuttlefish's life is rich in experience, but it is incredibly compressed.
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" Read the cover story by Nicholas Confessore, "How to Get Rich in Trump's Washington.
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Congo is rich in minerals but is also one of the world's poorest countries.
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At first glance, minerals rich in silica may mimic microbial cells, the researchers said.
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Flaxseed Flaxseed is rich in two natural appetite suppressants: omega-3 fats and fiber.
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They eat a diet rich in beans, whole grains, and lots of fresh vegetables.
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It's a steal and is rich in bright red berry fruit and sunny fun.
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The process to leave the bloc has proven long and rich in technical details.
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The Republican tax bill was crafted with the richest of the rich in mind.
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He added, "There's an expectation from advertisers and regulators and consumers that these companies, which are fairly rich in revenue and certainly rich in profile and total number of users, should make it an extremely high investment priority to keep their platforms safe."
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The territory under its control is rich in phosphates and its waters teem with fish.
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My sexy scent is my Crystal Gardenia, because it's rich in florals but still light.
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The race between Clinton and Bernie Sanders, to this point, has been rich in detail.
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Further study showed that the samples were rich in water, even though Itokawa is dry.
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He's not "rich," rich in the sense that he's buying jets and yachts and stuff.
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And you're likely better off eating foods rich in unsaturated fat instead of saturated fat.
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A meal rich in C might help put both you and your date at ease.
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Environmentalists say the area is rich in biodiversity and hosts species yet to be studied.
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Her writing is generally rich in data, based on interviews, since she was a journalist.
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"We've never had so many billionaires and super rich in the cabinet before," Weissman said.
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Globalisation has disproportionately benefited the rich in part by rewarding capital more handsomely than labour.
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These are places rich in sunlight, but lack the fresh water needed to grow crops.
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A lot of people get rich in a $5 billion industry, and some are politicians.
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Much of the floor of the Pacific ocean is lined with nodules rich in cobalt.
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Rakhine is also rich in gas, he adds, but locals do not reap the benefits.
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Southeastern Utah's dramatic landscapes are rich in Native American artifacts, historical sites and dinosaur fossils.
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By this measure, dishes low in calories, but rich in sugar and carbohydrates, seemed healthier.
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I think you might be rich in Idaho but in New York you're doing fine.
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Egusi seeds are rich in fat and protein, qualities Dr Achigan-Dako hopes to improve.
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Downtown Manhattan, Flushing in Queens and Sunset Park in Brooklyn are rich in Chinese restaurants.
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Even doctors aren't shy about promoting avocados, since they're rich in healthy fats and vitamins.
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The exhibition is full of such accidental art, made for function but rich in form.
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The jungle is also rich in biodiversity, hosting billions of species yet to be studied.
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Hemp milk is higher in calories than other alternatives but is very rich in nutrients.
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Observations revealed horizontal slabs rich in ice that were sandwiched by alternating layers of sand.
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Now it's Angus, Roland, Jake, and Rich in an all guitar/no synth line-up.
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Eat three meals and two snacks a day that are rich in protein and fiber.
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"Without question, our public lands are America's treasure and are rich in diversity," Zinke said.
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Among the places that the researchers looked at, Flagstaff was the most rich in microbes.
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"The pebble and crayon were located in an area already rich in art," Needham said.
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But it was huge what they did on cutting taxes for the rich in this.
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The land just south of the lake is rich in peat — ideal for growing crops.
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It is rich in metaphor, something Mr Mitchell was once told was beyond autistic people.
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Over 90 percent of the rich in my study were decision-makers where they worked.
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Fans admired his mature storytelling ability and quavering vibrato voice, rich in sensitivity and range.
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A third son has become rich in recent years through businesses he has in Turkey.
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Coffee-growing areas are particularly rich in plant species, including some unique to those regions.
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A Mediterranean diet is rich in whole grains, fish, lean protein, veggies and olive oil.
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That decomposition "released nutrients and enzymes, rich in things like iron and phosphate," Liu explained.
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But white potatoes aren't a bad base, as these starchy vegetables are rich in potassium.
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For more than two decades, Greenfield has been observing the rich in their natural habitat .
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Yellow cornmeal is also rich in vitamins and minerals, including a good dose of magnesium.
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It&aposs so rich in terms of both the plot and the characters and emotion.
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"This is an area that is very rich in terms of natural resources," she said.
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It is loud, funny and rich in flavor, and so are the conversations it inspires.
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We are rich in our natural resources, but we are beggars in our own country.
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Each work in this show is rich in connotations, though not always easy to absorb.
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The quality of women's roles, once so rich in the '30s and '40s, has atrophied.
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But Rich, in her seminal poems and essays, took this reimagining as her central subject.
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Rich in flavor and history, the dish is no longer a fixture of local restaurants.
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But while the rich in Iran are getting richer, ordinary Iranians aren't noticing the benefits.
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But to be truly beneficial, the plant foods you choose must be rich in nutrients.
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Dr. Oakley's lessons are rich in metaphor, which she knows helps get complex ideas across.
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The rich in Hong Kong and the rest of China have long found Singapore attractive.
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This is odd, because proteins (of which silk is made) are, themselves, rich in nitrogen.
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The tone was rich in demands of what the world needed to do for America.
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Today, Russia's economy, rich in fossil fuels, languishes under the tug of low energy prices.
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Oily fish such as salmon, tuna, mackerel, herring, trout and sardines are rich in DHA.
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Chatfield State Park in suburban Littleton is also rich in birds, mammals, reptiles and amphibians.
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Fatty fish, such as salmon, mackerel and sardines, are rich in both DHA and EPA.
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Boom is a groat type of super oat, rich in antioxidants, bonus fats, and hyperlinks.
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The middle layer, dentin, is rich in proteins, of which collagen is the most abundant.
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The region, rich in oil, water and farmland, is seen as important to Syria's reconstruction.
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But they have to decide what kind of country they want to be rich in.
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Proponents of coconut oil point out that it is rich in phytochemicals with healthful properties.
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And E0102 turns out to be an extra-special star because it&aposs rich in oxygen.
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President Donald J Trump's official portrait is so rich in infantile machismo that mockery is inevitable.
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Maps indicating regions rich in methane (CH4), nitrogen (N2), carbon monoxide (CO), and water (H2O) ices.
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The sign also explains that the drink is rich in sodium and triggers anti-inflammatory processes.
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And if you want to become rich in America, you wanted to be like Donald Trump.
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The rich, in other words, are the ones that should be getting hassled about their choices.
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China claims almost the entire South China Sea, believed to rich in oil and gas deposits.
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How did Whitaker Wright go from English preacher to becoming filthy rich in the new world?
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Yes, the fat numbers are high, but the guacamole is rich in heart-healthy monounsaturated fats.
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Vietnam also has overlapping claims to parts of the sea, which is rich in natural resources.
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The rocks extracted are rich in rare-earth minerals, used in everything from planes to smartphones.
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This is a book rich in such telling details—if sometimes also in less compelling ones.
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"They have a lot of similarities: rich in fish, wholegrain, vegetables, fruit and fiber," she says.
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Tony Blair became rich in his retirement by offering advice to bankers and third-world dictators.
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Regardless, these meals are all nutrient-rich in their own ways and help fight off sickness.
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Instead, those are the markers of a brine rich in minerals, concentrated as the water evaporates.
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So they beat out the coccolithophores in areas particularly rich in silicate, the new study found.
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A diet rich in fruits and vegetables helps prevent heart disease and Type 2 diabetes, too.
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They also believe that the rich in America have shown merit and effort in this way.
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In real life, Thomas is an even more complex character, with a personality rich in contradictions.
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There's a strange emptiness to it all, and yet the picture is rich in metaphorical dimension.
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Make sure you eat enough potatoes, tomatoes, bananas and other foods that are rich in potassium.
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Unlike modern dogs, they wouldn't have yet adapted to eat foods that were rich in starch.
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It is roughly the size of Greece and believed to be rich in biodiversity and tuna.
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The women lived far from sources of mercury pollution but ate a diet rich in fish.
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The lush region, in the country's southeast, is rich in natural resources, particularly timber and bamboo.
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Half of those subjects were fed meals rich in saturated fats from milk, cheese and beef.
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Buchanan, with the interests of the rich in mind, concluded that majority rule was a problem.
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"Not since 1920 did I have a time so rich in study and development," he wrote.
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Nearly three-quarters of the rich in my study volunteered five hours or more a month.
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Nearly 90 percent of the rich in my study liked what they did for a living.
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Amid the political turmoil, the economy of Zimbabwe, traditionally rich in agriculture and minerals, was deteriorating.
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He never smoked marijuana, but he loved the smell: herbal and rich in his overactive lungs.
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The Paleo diet is rich in lean meats, fish and seafood, fruits, vegetables, eggs and nuts.
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But they'll mostly be eating a food similar to milk and rich in proteins and nutrients.
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Not every place is going to turn out to be rich in Cretaceous dinosaurs, for example.
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Kabila, while ruling a nation rich in deposits of diamonds, gold and tantalum, accumulated vast wealth.
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Many of her books featured women in stressful situations, a setup she found rich in possibilities.
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"Refiguring Binaries" is rich in rousing visions of virtual space that decenter Western perspectives and priorities.
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One of the central mysteries around Epstein is how he got rich in the first place.
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The entire exchange was fewer than 350 words, but those 350 words were rich in misinformation.
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"Dandelions are extremely rich in beta carotene and ascorbic acid, the flowers in particular," he said.
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Baluchistan — a sparsely populated province rich in gold, copper and natural gas — borders Afghanistan and Iran.
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That can be particularly true in areas that are remote, or are rich in natural resources.
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Tooth decay usually suggests a diet rich in sugar (or at least soft, high-carbohydrate foods).
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Kamchatka is rich in deposits of minerals and metals including platinum, gold, silver, nickel and copper.
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If you want to be rich in retirement, slow and steady growth could be the key.
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Fast-paced and rich in detail, Buddy Levy's "Labyrinth of Ice" captures this perilous polar adventure.
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The running of business is a test of character, rich in intellectual, practical and moral challenges.
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A link to mental health A Mediterranean diet is rich in fruits, vegetables, nuts and fish.
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The country of 80 million people is rich in natural resources but mired in humanitarian crises.
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Dark chocolate is rich in cocoa flavanols, which have antioxidant properties and support healthy blood flow.
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Seriously, there are multi-millionaires walking around now who got rich in those six-second increments.
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If Trump hadn't gotten rich in real estate, he could have made a fortune selling cars.
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Texas is rich in energy resources, and Mr. Perry is an enthusiastic supporter of extracting them.
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To be considered rich in the Memphis, Tennessee, metro area, you need to make over $101,968.
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To be considered rich in the Tampa, Florida, metro area, you need to make over $104,424.
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To be considered rich in the Miami, Florida, metro area, you need to make over $108,568.
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To be considered rich in the Cleveland, Ohio, metro area, you need to make over $104,978.
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To be considered rich in the Orlando, Florida, metro area, you need to make over $110,178.
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To be considered rich in the Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, metro area, you need to make over $117,042.
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To be considered rich in the Detroit, Michigan, metro area, you need to make over $116,822.
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To be considered rich in the Indianapolis, Indiana, metro area, you need to make over $119,132.
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To be considered rich in the Jacksonville, Florida, metro area, you need to make over $117,418.
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To be considered rich in the Milwaukee, Wisconsin, metro area, you need to make over $118,896.
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To be considered rich in the Phoenix, Arizona, metro area, you need to make over $123,012.
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To be considered rich in the Riverside, California, metro area, you need to make over $123,988.
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To be considered rich in the Nashville, Tennessee, metro area, you need to make over $127,878.
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To be considered rich in the Cincinnati, Ohio, metro area, you need to make over $213,306.
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To be considered rich in the Columbus, Ohio, metro area, you need to make over $127,528.
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To be considered rich in the Houston, Texas, metro area, you need to make over $127,604.
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To be considered rich in the Atlanta, Georgia, metro area, you need to make over $130,762.
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To be considered rich in the Dallas, Texas, metro area, you need to make over $134,746.
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To be considered rich in the Sacramento, California, metro area, you need to make over $135,804.
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To be considered rich in the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, metro area, you need to make over $137,144.
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To be considered rich in the Chicago, Illinois, metro area, you need to make over $136,806.
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To be considered rich in the Portland, Oregon, metro area, you need to make over $143,862.
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To be considered rich in the Austin, Texas, metro area, you need to make over $174,600.
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To be considered rich in the Denver, Colorado, metro area you need to make over $153,286.
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To be considered rich in the Minneapolis, Minnesota, metro area, you need to make over $153,712.
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To be considered rich in the Baltimore, Maryland, metro area you need to make over $154,788.
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To be considered rich in the Seattle, Washington, metro area you need to make over $164,266.
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To be considered rich in the Boston, Massachusetts, metro area, you need to make over $171,382.
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To be considered rich in the Washington, DC, metro area, you need to make over $199,338.
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It takes place in Wakanda -- a fictional, fully autonomous African nation, rich in resources and innovation.
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It's rich in iron, magnesium, fiber, as well as protein, and it is naturally gluten-free.
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Nor, as the linguist Geoffrey Pullum explains, are Eskimo languages actually especially rich in snow terminology.
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" And don't be afraid to think big: "Expect to get rich in your 20s or 30s.
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Unlike neighboring Abu Dhabi, which is rich in oil, Dubai has little of that precious commodity.
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All the other films in the collection are rich in wit, emotional tumult and philosophical trenchancy.
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His productions are rich in symbols and enigmas; each movement leads to a picture-perfect tableau.
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And his architecturally scaled structures, though rich in visual texture, are far from being eye candy.
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Pumpkin is extremely rich in vitamin A, which serves as a natural antioxidant to your body.
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I often say I had to get rich in order to sing as if I was poor.
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Rich in cultural history, Puerto Vallarta, on Mexico's central Pacific coast, is dotted with museums and theaters.
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"Eighty percent of the rich in my study did not become rich until age 50," Corley says.
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The bases of seal whiskers are rich in nerve cells, making them as sensitive as human fingertips.
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The area is roughly the size of Greece and believed to be rich in biodiversity and tuna.
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The group opposed the reduction of Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, which is rich in paleontological history.
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The East Asian-Australasian Flyway, along which Mai Po is located, is the most rich in species.
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Taxing the rich in order to fund spending on the poor is a straightforward solution to inequality.
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The region is rich in culturally significant sites for Native tribes that have lived there for generations.
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While it's true that purple rice is rich in antioxidants, it most definitely isn't a miracle grain.
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Rich in history, it is home to the tomb of King Edward II, who died in 1327.
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Outpost by W. Michael Gear A planet called Donovan is not only habitable, but rich in resources.
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"No longer rich or wealthy but rich in spirit and heart and mind and love," he wrote.
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Over several centuries local merchants became rich in the trade and transport of opium, cotton, and spices.
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It's rich in healthy antioxidants like lycopene, and yet it's higher on the GI than sponge cake!
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A diet rich in proteins, vitamins, iron, and omega oils will promote a healthy scalp and follicles.
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Second, Trump did not get rich in Atlantic City because the casinos were profitable in this period.
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The reason they even bothered to catch it was because the liver is extremely rich in oil.
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When I find an image that resonates with me, it tends to be rich in binary relationships.
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These oils are rich in Omega-3 fatty acids, specifically eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) and docosahexaenoic acid (DHA).
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While the visual works translate sentiments of minimalism, her work is rich in both texture and depth.
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Listening to the conversation in the room, they hear Arabic and think they'll be rich in Dubai.
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"France is a beautiful country that is rich in history and culture," Trump said in her statement.
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Embrace the people, the culture and the balcony-lined streets of this quarter rich in its past.
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A consumer app will have a huge potential market and could make you rich in no time.
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A sedentary lifestyle as well as a diet often rich in oil and sugar have been blamed.
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Italy is rich in history and culture — but retirees on a budget can still settle down here.
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One was that they are rich in oils of a sort that have an affinity for dioxins.
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A calorie-restricted diet, rich in protein and fiber, along with increased amounts of exercise, can help.
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The network of islands about 1,000 miles northwest of Australia are isolated, but rich in species diversity.
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"London Fog is a very iconic brand — so rich in heritage," the actor says in a statement.
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Other known risk factors are smoking, excessive alcohol consumption, obesity and a diet rich in red meat.
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How to get rich in AmericaFebruary 210nd Our most widely read explainer of the year was divisive.
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How to get rich in AmericaFebruary 2nd Most Americans believe that hard work is critical for success.
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Nearly a century ago, Clason revealed the "secret" to getting rich in his 1926 personal finance classic.
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Strawberries are rich in Vitamin C, while the potassium in bananas is a great naturally-occurring electrolyte.
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The Brazilians are rich in baseball players, some native-born and others born in the United States.
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Come now, Heller, fine Best seller,rich in readers, only see:I the market, or the market me?
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On this occasion, Sonnambula collaborated with the writer Teju Cole, whose work is rich in musical references.
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In contrast, there is evidence that a diet rich in real fish lowers the risk of death.
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One long-suggested theory is that Earth collided with a protoplanet containing a core rich in sulfur.
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Failed harvests in traditional food basket areas have triggered famine in a country rich in oil resources.
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Nelson builds characters who are rich in spirit and soul and sets them in motion like tops.
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"I can tell you they are rich in history and their technical expertise is sound," she testified.
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I am rich in the freedom to be around and work with people I like every day.
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It was high in sodium, containing 1300 mg of it, and it was also rich in flavor.
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Instead, she is testing a diet rich in proteins and vegetables to help reduce excess body fluids.
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It, too, is rich in its details, though the conceit here is classical antiquity rather than exoticism.
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The death of Seth Rich in 2016 was the next major event fueling Clinton Body Count conspiracies.
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But the 1960s, when space travel was suddenly no longer fictional, were especially rich in such stories.
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Congo is extremely rich in cobalt, which is essential to the production of highly valued lithium batteries.
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Proponents of coconut oil point out that it is rich in phytochemicals that have healthful antioxidant properties.
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Dave's arrival at rock bottom was ironically a habitat rich in narrative; an unfolding hotbed of creativity.
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"The book is a backstage drama, honest, raw and rich in detail," our critic Jennifer Senior writes.
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And, of course, the man of the cloth nylon has his own reality show ... "Rich in Faith."
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By this point, he was 35 years old, struggling professionally, cash-poor, but rich in downtown connections.
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What do you do when you're rich in cryptocurrencies but you don't want to sell your positions?
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China claims almost the entire South China Sea, believed to rich in energy reserves and marine resources.
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The site describes King's Wharf as being rich in history, boasting everything from museums to golf courses.
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Which means they are losing the only thing they were rich in: a deep sense of community.
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"The president has been clear about wanting American companies to get rich in China," Mr. Pillsbury said.
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Just as oil made corporations rich in the 20th Century, personal data is now making companies billions.
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But only those rich in information on their audiences like their emails and reading behavior will benefit.
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Provinces rich in Chinese imperial cultural heritage, like Henan, Shaanxi and Shanxi, have been especially hard hit.
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This does not prevent these countries from taxing the rich in other ways and implementing redistributive policies.
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It's also rich in its appreciation for Polynesian culture, unlike we've seen on the big screen before.
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To be considered rich in the Las Vegas, Nevada, metro area, you need to make over $114,378.
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To be considered rich in the Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, metro area, you need to make over $112,520.
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To be considered rich in the San Antonio, Texas, metro area, you need to make over $113,548.
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To be considered rich in the St. Louis, Missouri, metro area, you need to make over $123,142.
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To be considered rich in the Charlotte, North Carolina, metro area, you need to make over $122,312.
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To be considered rich in the Kansas City, Missouri, metro area, you need to make over $126,808.
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To be considered rich in the Virginia Beach, Virginia, metro area, you need to make over $128,510.
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To be considered rich in the Providence, Rhode Island, metro area, you need to make over $130,452.
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To be considered rich in the Los Angeles, California, metro area, you need to make over $139,984.
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To be considered rich in the San Diego, California, metro area, you need to make over $152,414.
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To be considered rich in the New York City metro area, you need to make over $150,736.
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To be considered rich in the San Francisco, California, metro area, you need to make over $203,428.
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To be considered rich in the San Jose, California, metro area, you need to make over $234,948.
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Niger is a fragile democracy that, aside from uranium deposits, is rich in little other than culture.
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Indeed, despite Mr. Xi's austerity campaign, the influence of the rich in Chinese politics continues to grow.
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Here's how much money you have to earn to be considered rich in 42 major US cities
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When someone gets rich in France, people immediately ask, 'What did he do to make this money?
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The data from Messenger also ruled out some hypotheses about why Mercury is so rich in iron.
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Dark leafy greens are rich in carotenes, and they're abundant in many poorer parts of the world.
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The Permian is rich in oil, and its shales are relatively easy to tap with today's rigs.
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It is so rich in ingredients and skillfully blended that guessing the exact recipe would be hopeless.
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It wasn't particularly luxurious but it was so rich in color and the forest was just outside.
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They are rich in vitamin B33, he said, which studies suggest may help to reduce brain shrinkage.
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It's the scraps that the rich in power toss down to all the slaves in our society.
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Bruno's no longer the beautiful and mysterious stranger in the tux, fleecing the rich in immaculate splendor.
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Amazakes are naturally sweet and rich in live cultures, making them good for the digestive system, like yogurt.
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Here is a pesto that's rich in flavor but feels supple, almost featherweight as it coats your tongue.
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While Norway may be rich in oil, it is also a big player when it comes to hydropower.
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Coke is a fuel that is rich in carbon and is used to smelt steel and make cement.
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Fruit flies lay their eggs on fermenting matter that is rich in ethanol, which drives away parasitic wasps.
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Heavily populated, it is rich in delegates, with 29 of the 270 electoral-college votes needed for victory.
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The crisis, said Peru's foreign minister, Néstor Popolizio, "has turned a country rich in resources into a disaster."■
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To the world, the Big Easy is a place to cut loose, rich in culture, music and cuisine.
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The region they control spreads across much of northern and eastern Syria, rich in farmland, oil, and water.
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Alabama is rich in all three, so if Cruz were going to win anywhere, it would be here.
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She also says that lentils, kidney beans, and red meat rich in zinc act as natural anti-inflammatories.
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Around 2bn people already eat insects; there are over 1,500 edible species, and they are rich in protein.
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With a storied history rich in Hollywood waves and extensive contouring, step-and-repeats can be, well, repetitive.
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Uzbekistan has the fourth-largest gold deposits in the world and is also rich in copper and uranium.
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There is reason to believe that some asteroids are rich in valuable metals, such as platinum and iridium.
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The coccolithophores thrive in areas rich in nitrate and relatively low in iron—another key nutrient for diatoms.
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Brown rice, quinoa, and oats are rich in fiber, calcium and vitamin D and can help with digestion.
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So for two weeks, I resolved to forgo meat in favor of a diet rich in insect protein.
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Indonesia exports crude oil, natural gas, palm oil, rubber, gold and tin, and is especially rich in coal.
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Find yourself a survivalist or maybe mine FarmersOnly for a partner who can keep you rich in crops.
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If a tropical region is rich in potential disease hosts, shouldn't we see more spillover transmission to people?
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The stock's gotten exceedingly rich in the last few months and then you can let the rest run.
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They often leave behind an oeuvre unbelievably rich in meaning, because this work took a lifetime of reflection.
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Rich in renewable and clean-energy sources, Australia should be a leader, not a laggard, on climate change.
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Everyone wants to strike it rich in the stock market, but no one wants to work for it.
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The rivers are rich in sediment to begin with, but heavy rains make them all the more distinct.
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Earth rich in clay can shield us and other animals from harmful bacteria, viruses, or chemicals in food.
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"In May 2015 Hassan's unit was ordered to capture an area rich in artefacts near Homs," Urbanyi said.
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The Southern city has long been known for its delicious Cajun and Creole cuisine that's rich in flavor.
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These crunchy little bits are packed by worker honeybees into pellets and are rich in vitamins and minerals.
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If you want to get rich in 2018, try taking advice from those who have already done it.
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And it did have the accidental effect of bailing out the rich in order to help the poor.
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Iran is a place rich in historical and cultural treasures, being home to 19 UNESCO world heritage sites.
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Our society is constructed to reward the rich in good times and punish the poor in bad times.
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This territory, rich in oil, water and farmland, is held by Kurdish-dominated fighters supported by U.S. forces.
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We're a country that's very rich in resources and yet we still have people in third-world conditions.
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But if you've got a dog, you are rich in a way that Mr. Trump will never be.
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VACHERON CONSTANTIN TRADITIONNELLE TWIN BEAT PERPETUAL CALENDAR $243,000 Vacheron Constantin's recent offerings have been rich in watchmaking flourish.
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"It's not as clean and not as rich in a way — a little bit briny," said Ms. Johnson.
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Thrusting myself into an environment that was rich in LGBT life forced me to confront it every day.
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Eating yogurt rich in probiotics, for instance, is a common remedy, but it does not change vaginal flora.
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They reasoned that the vents resulted from hot sills baking organic detritus, which is rich in carbon-12.
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Edward is very rich in ways that allow the book to indulge in both shelter and merchandise porn.
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The country is rich in forests and wildlife that have often been the target of plunderers and poachers.
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The area was rich in gold—and Turedjam had a recently built bridge that could support heavy vehicles.
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A diet rich in fish and vegetables may delay the onset of menopause, a new study has found.
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He's not rich in a Donald Trump way, but he's certainly comfortable compared to the average American. Sen.
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Is the U.S. government simply so rich in talent and knowledge that we can actually promote brain drain?
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Here is a selection of rings that range from simple to extravagant, but all rich in sentimental value.
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Surface water — rich in nutrients — attracts dolphins, sea turtles, seabirds, and rare North Atlantic right and sperm whales.
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Sundance has become thoroughly mainstream, whereas the Indiecade International Festival of Independent Games is rich in outsider spirit.
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It's rich in hormones and animal byproducts, which basically turns cattle into carnivores when they're by nature herbivores.
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That sort of habit makes some people rich in the business world, at the expense of making others poor.
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After the wedding, the Wilkersons starred in Rich in Faith, a reality show that chronicled their lives and ministry.
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But Starrz's new video for "Get Right" featuring SlickboySupe is a whimsical fantasy about becoming rich in an instant.
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So whole grain cereal—especially when rich in fiber—is a great way to get that needed fiber boost.
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But though the legal environment has been rich in claims it has been poor when it comes to facts.
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Moreover, data from Mr Chetty and colleagues show that it helps to start off rich in the first place.
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Following closely are the University of Pennsylvania, Harvard and Stanford where this rich-in, rich-out model works well.
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Chinese culture has long believed fish bladder is rich in collagen, improving skin texture and maintaining youthful-looking skin.
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This caused less clouds to form and air rich in ozone was actually brought up above the ozone hole.
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It can make you feel as though you need to be rich in order to be someone's close friend.
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In the process they discovered that Congo, which is rich in mineral deposits, would be surprisingly easy to conquer.
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My country doesn't have much left, but I am certain it is rich in the bravery of its people.
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Nuts such as walnuts, almonds and hazelnuts are rich in fertility nutrients, including plant protein, omega-3s and antioxidants.
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The craters in the poles are thought to be potentially rich in ice because they are permanently in shadow.
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András Böröcz is conscious of the issues regarding individual and collective memory: his art is rich in historical references.
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Underneath a blanket of nationalism, weaved by the Turkish state, lay a people rich in religious and ethnic diversity.
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The dirt was a super rich in red hues and I remember thinking this can be a gorgeous eyeshadow.
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Like the elder Trump, Kushner comes from a family that got very rich in real estate adjacent to Manhattan.
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Beauty Beneath is rich in vitamins, and Lumity will help to defend against free radicals and repair oxidative damage.
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Grab some nuts -- always plentiful at the holidays -- and other foods rich in vitamin E, such as sweet potatoes.
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New growers have entered the market, hoping to strike it rich in a new frontier of legal weed sales.
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"The starting point for the dollar into 2017 was just very, very rich in terms of valuation," he said.
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Rich in interstellar gas and dust, the galaxy is home to approximately 60 globular clusters and 700 open clusters.
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Equatorial Guinea is a former Spanish colony rich in oil, but a majority of its population lives in poverty.
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The yogurt is also rich in potassium, which can help to blunt the blood pressure-raising effects of sodium.
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Deep ocean water is rich in naturally occurring electrolytes, which are electrically charged minerals, including sodium, calcium, and potassium.
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T'Challa, the eponymous panther, is the leader of a covert paradise called Wakanda, rich in nutrients and Afro-futuristic.
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Plants rich in nectar and pollen such as English lavender, viper's bugloss, or spiked speedwell, are ideal for bees.
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"The WHO recommends to use oils rich in unsaturated fat, such as soybean oil or sunflower oil," he said.
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Babis's adversaries argue he got rich in the environment that he now criticizes, often doing business with the state.
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What del Toro sees is that lore and legend, though often dramatized for children, are rich in adult desires.
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And, if we were going to eat a diet rich in fresh fruits and vegetables, that was more expensive .
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Lots of technology founders have gotten quite rich in the last couple years from some very high-profile IPOs.
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While the state may be rich in beautiful landscapes and maple syrup, it has a rapidly shrinking tax base.
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Years of economic mismanagement and isolation from international sanctions crippled the once-fruitful economy, rich in minerals and agriculture.
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Guajillos are deep and rich in flavor, as are Cascabel [chiles], but chiles like Arbol will bring the heat.
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I am rich in the time I need to exercise about three times a week and cook for myself.
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It's rich in immune cells, but a thick mucosal layer makes it difficult for existing technology to affect them.
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City halls and courthouses aren't dry and boring — some are rich in history and have gorgeous art and architecture.
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Maastricht rivals Amsterdam with its number of historic buildings, and it's home to many museums, rich in Roman history.
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The president has a large family, one accustomed, like the president himself, to a lifestyle rich in air miles.
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That's unaffordable to all but the very rich in a country where the average wage is $193,245 a month.
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Acai berries are touted as a superfood; they are rich in antioxidants and supposedly can help with weight loss.
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As the biggest game distributor in the world's biggest game market, Tencent has grown fantastically rich in recent years.
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He doesn't smoke or do drugs, avoids drinking to excess, and maintains a diet rich in fruits and vegetables.
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China has extended lines of credit to nations rich in natural resources like oil, bauxite, iron and other metals.
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A world rich in healthy commons would of necessity be one full of distributed, overlapping institutions of community governance.
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This is a story of operatic complexity, narrated in many voices, rich in imagery, but sometimes poor in discipline.
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The reed swamp would've been rich in plants and animals, before the standing water became more shallow and boggy.
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The police in Washington have theorized that a thief may have killed Mr. Rich in a botched robbery attempt.
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Pros: Delivers caffeine and nutrients, rich in vitamins, good price for meal replacement productCons: Taste is not universally liked
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Said to be rich in nutrients, and undeniably excellent, the roll represents the potential upside of the Locol experiment.
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"Even countries like Saudi Arabia – rich in oil resources – are gradually switching over to clean energy sources," Shah said.
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Normal garden soil consists of 5% carbon; soil in Arctic permafrost regions, rich in organic matter, contains 20-50%.
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His family has grown exceedingly rich in a country ranked the most corrupt in Southeast Asia by Transparency International.
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SkinCeuticals Hyaluronic Acid Intensifier is rich in pure hyaluronic acid, which means it's more potent than many similar products.
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Read more " _____ • Frank Rich in New York magazine: "The news value of last week's tweets should not be underestimated.
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The Black Sea is a deepwater prospect potentially rich in reserves, though so far exploration has been fairly limited.
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Although it still may contain sugar to boost sweetness, it's rich in whole grains and offers a fiber boost.
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His watercolors of exploding shells and mad-eyed soldiers are standouts in an exhibition rich in intensely original work.
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Hong Kong and Singapore have grown rich in large part because of their prominent roles as re-exporting nations.
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While undoubtedly rich in culture, Tehran, Khartoum and Pyongyang are not appealing tourism destinations or easily accessible to Americans.
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And with the increase in diets rich in soft foods, labiodental sounds may spread even further, the researchers said.
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Because zorba is so rich in logic, it was commonly used in the ancient Mediterranean as a brain-booster.
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Perched among hills rich in silver, zinc and lead, it began as a Swedish prospector's staked claim in 1919.
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But if the meeting did not provide much in the way of solutions, it was rich in wishful thinking.
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But it doesn't seem like the French government is considering taxing the rich in order to make this happen.
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This exhibition tells a story written over the past twenty years that is rich in scope and heavy knuckled.
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That's the Republican Congress that gave away $2 trillion to the rich in the latest round of tax cuts.
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Trump speaks of benefits of hiringthe rich in speech for farmers Trump speaks of benefits of hiringthe rich in speech for farmers Donald Trump was back in full form Wednesday night at a rally in Cedar Rapids, Iowa that ran over an hour and played like a remix of his favorite topics.
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"A lot of that has to do" with the pervasive power of the ultra rich in this country, he said.
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The cemetery is especially rich in works from Tiffany Studios, founded by Louis Comfort Tiffany, including stained glass mausoleum windows.
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"If you were rich in 1976, you only got richer," Banks, who co-wrote the script, says with a laugh.
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Given that preobiotics are naturally found in plant fibers, lots of sources of dietary fiber are also rich in prebiotics.
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Reynolds played Molly, a country girl who ends up striking it rich in Colorado after marrying Johnny Brown (Harve Presnell).
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This means that an area rich in wind resources but low in energy demand will experience a glut of energy.
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The birds owe their vibrant green feathers to a diet rich in vitamins and pigments like luteins (not pizza, sorry).
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And like chia seeds, sesame seeds are rich in magnesium—packing over 30% of your daily needs per quarter cup.
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Rich in gas and oil, and the largest country in Africa by size, Algeria should loom large over the region.
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City dwellers have greater access to Western foods, including those rich in fats and sugars, and lead more sedentary lifestyles.
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Everyone knows the best Halloween costumes are the ones that both mock the cultural zeitgeist and are rich in references.
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The pace of growth is accelerating in a continent that, more than any other, is rich in sunshine (see map).
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Major auto companies are rich in engineers schooled in the physics of combustion and collisions, materials science and mechanical systems.
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His black-and-white photo series is a documentation of destruction, where every image is rich in tone and texture.
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Regrettably, these stalks are rich in manganese, as well as other increasingly valuable metals used in cell phones and computers.
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In his speech, the president noted Chile was rich in renewable energy sources, referring to solar, wind, marine and geothermal.
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The number of rich and super-rich in emerging countries is expected to rise "substantially" over the next five years.
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It also revealed new hotspots of biodiversity -- areas that are rich in species but also under threat from human activity.
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The city-state was depicted as a playground for the super-rich in the Hollywood hit film "Crazy Rich Asians".
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What's more, the far side also exhibited an extra layer of crust consisting of materials rich in magnesium and iron.
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Eventually, our planet became rich in oxygen owing to the effects of photosynthesizing organisms, which converted carbon dioxide into oxygen.
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For one, volcanoes, in their violent yet mesmerizing beauty, are usually the harbingers of soil rich in nutrients and minerals.
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Foods that are rich in zinc (like lean red meats and seafood) can also prevent dry scalp and brittle hair.
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To find out, GOBankingRates asked more than 500 Americans various questions about what it means to be "rich" in America.
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It's also said to be rich in antioxidents, high in iron, and stuffed to the gills with glutamic acid—a.k.a.
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After a scathing column by Frank Rich in 2007, the New York Times stopped sending its reporters to the dinner.
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The sea is rich in oil, gas and fish, and trade worth trillions of dollars passes through it each year.
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That Galician folk music—rich in political and cultural imagery, and traditional instrumentation—has seeped into Sangre De Muerdago's music.
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The region they control spreads across much of northern and eastern Syria, which is rich in farmland, oil and water.
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The ribbon, rich in symbolism, is a fictional touch from Nyoni, but many other elements are true to her research.
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It's a nickname rich in Communist Party history, as well as the English post-punk movement in the late 1970s.
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While the show is rich in photographs, video footage and advertising campaigns, examples of the suits themselves are relatively few.
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Brunei, Malaysia, the Philippines, Taiwan and Vietnam also have claims in the sea, believed to be rich in energy deposits.
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The South China Sea is rich in natural resources and serves as a vital waterway for $5 trillion in trade.
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It shows that the simplest way to become extremely rich in America is by being born to the right parents.
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Pennsylvania is rich in American history and is home to one of America's most recognizable historical objects, the Liberty Bell.
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They are clad for the auction scene; he wears a pale-gray suit, and her dress is rich in roses.
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It is a kingdom, wisely ruled, and rich in a precious natural resource, vibranium, which is used for hyper-technology.
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Pros: Great flavor, perfect for salad, rich in Vitamin K and Omega fatty acidsCons: Expensive, doesn't work well with heat
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Diets rich in red meat and processed meats have repeatedly been linked to an increased risk of developing colon cancer.
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The cemetery is small but rich in history, and it offers a respite from the busy life of downtown Manhattan.
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Kiyosaki shatters the myth that you need to earn a lot of money to get rich in this best-seller.
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Its most beautiful temples are rich in carvings of elephants and the elephant god Ganesha is revered by many Hindus.
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Farmington in particular has been booming in recent years because it is rich in valuable hydrocarbons like butane and propane.
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We're told, to him, this Benz personified everything it meant to be rich ... in car, culture, style, life and spirit.
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Turshen's recipe combines pickled onions, a salsa rich in roasted tomatoes, onions, and chiles, and, of course, those leftover tortillas.
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The river's water is both rich in heavy metals and highly acidic, with a pH level between 1.7 and 2.5.
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The U.S. had five of the top 10 cities for the super-rich in 2016, showing its continued dominance globally.
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Called Senkaku in Tokyo and Diaoyu in Beijing, the area is near major shipping routes and rich in energy reserves.
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Maybe it gets paid for by future tax increases on the rich, in which case this is all somewhat pointless.
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Or the liquid becomes too rich in ammonia or somewhat rancid-tasting, or everything turns the bad kind of moldy.
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This is also the case with dairy products, rich in lactose, which the body has trouble absorbing in large quantities.
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We are not competitive with Silicon Valley or the mass production in China but we are rich in this history.
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They're high in fiber, low in calories and rich in nutrients, including vitamins C, E and K, folate and minerals.
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People who ate an anti-inflammatory diet rich in fruits, vegetables, nuts and fish were less likely to have gingivitis.
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But surely it is not beyond the grasp of a continent so rich in history, talent, material and moral resources.
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The Thai capital has always been rich in reptiles, but wet weather and urban growth are multiplying snake-human encounters.
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We'd create an environment rich in oxygen, have plants grow, and the other artists and I could work and create.
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"My personal hope is that whatever Congress passes is rich in incentive effects on the supply side," Ms. Yellen said.
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However rich in meaning, these boldfaced artworks are made for legibility; they can be read quickly and from a distance.
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World Review Brazil, a nation rich in natural resources, fertile lands and cultural diversity, has struggled for decades with underdevelopment.
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Rich in previously unseen prints from Bourgeois's last two decades, this superb exhibition gives her late work a new shape.
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"Many people in the United States consume a diet rich in meat and dairy products," said Gao in a statement.
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Microbial diversity may be further undermined by the typical high-calorie American diet, rich in sugar, meats and processed foods.
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Nutritionists recommend a diet rich in whole grains, whole fruits and vegetables instead of foods that have little nutritional value.
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They include ones like The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and Washington Post that are rich in reader data.
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A recording on the Dynamic label, derived from a 2009 revival, in Verona, reveals a warmhearted score, rich in mischief.
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Papua is one of the poorest regions in Indonesia despite being rich in resources like natural gas, copper and gold.
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We have not, however, always had a free and open press, nor a society rich in free and plentiful information.
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The reason that many safaris target Africa is not because the continent is naturally abnormally rich in species of mammals.
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It is also rich in nutrients and is a source of soluble fiber which helps to lower cholesterol, she added.
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It's a type of food that's rich in culture and calls for stories and sharing experience as you enjoy it.
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We have long heard your name, and we respect you as a great writer of integrity, who is rich in sympathy.
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The chain's fruit and maple oatmeal without brown sugar is also rich in carbs and ideal before a morning cardio workout.
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The diet involves eating items that are rich in vegetables, fruits, nuts, beans and peas, unrefined grains, olive oil and fish.
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Esther Pearl Watson's personal paintings depict the life and adventures of a family rich in dreams but perpetually strapped for cash.
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"Those conduits of entry, which are called the mucosal surfaces of the body, have to be rich in fluids," Tierno says.
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Provinces rich in hydropower, such as Quebec and Ontario, made big strides, and British Columbia (BC) even introduced a carbon tax.
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The formula is infused with hydrodistilled jasmine, which is rich in antioxidants and promotes circulation, says the brand's founder Julie Elliott.
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A diet rich in fruits, vegetables, tea and wine may help reduce the risk for erectile dysfunction, a new study found.
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At first sight, these nodules are attractive targets for mining because, besides manganese, they are rich in cobalt, copper and nickel.
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Sudan is rich in agricultural resources but high taxes, corruption and mismanagement have held back investment in the sector for decades.
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Before the US was born, taxing the rich in the colonies proportionately more than the poor was already an established principle.
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It is rich in assets—his stakes in the firms are worth $13 billion—but he has little cash on hand.
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The yolk itself is also rich in nutrients such as vitamins A, D, E and K, carotenoids and essential fatty acids.
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As it happens, the same properties that make plums rich in antioxidants and nutrients translate pretty well to skin care, too.
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Rich in natural resources, teeming with cheap labour and just across the sea from Europe, Algeria should be doing much better.
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Americans don't consider tax cuts a high priority, and they are spectacularly unenthusiastic about reducing taxes on the rich in particular.
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The FBI closed its investigation of Clinton's pardon for Rich in 2005 and no charges were filed against the former president.
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In addition to hosting marine life, these spires are rich in copper and gold, hence the interest in deep sea mining.
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After the Kardiashian/West wedding, the Wilkersons starred in Rich in Faith, a reality show that chronicled their lives and ministry.
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Restoring the steppe When mammoths roamed in a northern area known as the "mammoth steppe," that ecosystem was rich in grasses .
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An authentic breakfast item rich in protein and dietary fiber, idli are soft, spongey cakes that are made by steaming rice.
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The internet also made a lot of people very, very rich in ways that were difficult to predict or even comprehend.
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These vents were spewing heated black, particle-rich plumes that are especially rich in sulfide minerals out into the water column.
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The search comes amid the well-documented rise of the super-rich in Asia and associated demand for wealth management products.
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But those left wing critics have a point about subsidies for the upper middle class and the rich in this plan.
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In ancient times, the poor looked after the assets of the rich; in modern times, it is the other way round.
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Brazil is rich in land ripe for development and low on deeds and property records, leading to widespread tension and conflict.
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Two subjects, so rich in visual splendor and childish wonder, that have been the most reliable gateways to science for generations.
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She's still impossibly rich — in fact, she earned $62,500 per second for her quick loss to Amanda Nunes on Dec. 30.
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A story about a young Emma Frost is as rich in material — boarding school, siblings, teenage heartbreak — as any out there.
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Baseball is rich in extravagant, aspirational, beautifully and even musically American names; we have been over this, and more than once.
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Morocco says it will not offer more than autonomy for the region, rich in phosphates and possibly offshore oil and gas.
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We saw vast dark plains rich in carbon, and slowly boiling nitrogen ice glaciers heated by an unknown energy source below.
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Its request for proposals specifies that it seeks a large city, rich in skilled workers and the urban frills they crave.
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From that year-long experience he has fashioned a subtle and touching book, offered as fiction but rich in topical allusions.
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It might be argued that because Venezuela is rich in oil, its type of government should be a concern of ours.
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Nearly all, or 94 percent, of the rich in my study saved 20 percent or more of their income every year.
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Many experts also express caution about taking products rich in antioxidants, which in high doses can have potentially dangerous side effects.
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The dialogue in "The Harvest" is rich in fine emotional nuance, and the direction, by Davis McCallum, is unfussy and focused.
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Following his transparently political role in the failed Whitewater investigation, Mr. Comey pursued Bill Clinton for pardoning Marc Rich in 2001.
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"Any time you meet people that are rich in family tradition ... those are the underpinnings of good business partners," says Lemonis.
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They designed New York's Pennsylvania Station, the so-called cottages of the rich in Newport, R.I., and the Boston Public Library.
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Older vintages of capitalism tended to separate those rich in capital and those with high incomes from labour into separate classes.
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Love thy neighbor: In 803, NASA released a stunning panoramic photo of the Andromeda galaxy, rich in detail thanks to Hubble.
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Love thy neighbor: In 2015, NASA released a stunning panoramic photo of the Andromeda galaxy, rich in detail thanks to Hubble.
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The pupae inside the cocoons are rich in protein and can also be sold as food for 400 rupees per kilo.
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This doesn't mean that a Mediterranean diet rich in fruits and vegetables, fish, and nuts isn't good for you in general.
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It is a pastime in the strictest sense possible (Cubans may not have much money, but they are rich in time).
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This surprisingly buoyant book chronicles the search for a cure as well as the family's life stories, rich in their ordinariness.
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During this isolation period, her older sisters and aunties would feed her tama tama and a diet rich in medicinal herbs.
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But more importantly, black history is also rich in its history of struggle, strength, and hope in the face of adversity.
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Both are rich in "aerospace metals" and could be captured, melted down, and repurposed into solid fuel for the Neumann Drive.
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Rich in plant-based protein from fresh-harvested kelp, Omega One Veggie Rounds appeal to a wide variety of herbivorous fish.
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Much of the population is made up of optimistic Peruvians who fancied their luck striking it rich in the gold mines.
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The railroads are a big part of the history of golf in this region that is so rich in golf history.
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For the start of his support tour, Mr. Obama chose a part of the nation, Orange County, rich in political symbolism.
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Britain is a country rich in tradition, and this week featured one of its lesser — but still curious — bits of pomp.
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Today, the land masses across Earth soak up those heavier oxygen isotopes from water, preserved in wet soils rich in clay.
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Planetary scientists are particularly interested in this region of the moon because it is believed to be rich in water ice.
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It's also rich in medium-chain fatty acids, which can be burned as efficient and consistent sources of energy for athletes.
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It did not help that Mr. Macron had lowered taxes on the rich in one of his earliest tax code changes.
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Sanders' aides have long thought that he would have a good shot in the Empire State, which is rich in delegates.
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Vast, dark and largely unexplored, these overlooked parts of the oceans are rich in marine life, gems, metals, minerals and oil.
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This is just one of the many federal loopholes that have allowed members of Congress to grow rich in public service.
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It's rich in vitamins, minerals, and for lack of a better phrase, omega-9 fats, which helps moisturize and add shine.
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The country is rich in minerals, timber, oil and gas but lacks the roads and ports to extract and export them.
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There are only 20 casitas, each rich in natural wood and romantic touches such as four-poster beds and vaulted ceilings.
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All of these ingredients are rich in glutamates, the chemical compounds largely responsible for the mouthwatering savory flavor known as umami.
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The birds might also feed selectively on certain parts of jellies, like their gonads, which are rich in fats and proteins.
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It is now recognized as a buildup of uric acid, a waste product of a diet rich in meat and alcohol.
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For ideological reasons, and because the country was rich in diamonds and oil, the conflict was drawn into Cold War geopolitics.
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The Atlanta area is rich in opportunity for African American professionals—boasting heavy representation in filmmaking, journalism, technology, shipping, and logistics.
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Angola, rich in oil and diamonds, is nevertheless impoverished, with one of the world's highest infant mortality rates and endemic corruption.
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The novel is so rich in detail it becomes almost mundane, but these wounded birds still make you root for them.
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KonaRed Cold Brew Coffee is the best ready-made cold brew coffee because it&aposs sublimely smooth and rich in taste.
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The market coming into this year doesn't look rich, in fact, it looks almost as cheap as coming into last year.
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It's better to eat foods rich in vitamin A and shy away from supplements, since those can lead to liver problems.
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This tropical region — rich in history, a riot of flora and fauna, and lousy with cruise ships — promises the good life.
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But the optimal effective tax rate for the rich in combined taxes — including federal, state, payroll and local — would be 75%.
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Prairie-dog communication is so complex, Slobodchikoff says — so expressive and rich in information — that it constitutes nothing less than language.
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Finally, here's a wild tale by Nathaniel Rich in Vanity Fair, on the mystery of the Canadian blockchain mogul Gerald Cotten.
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Of the many giveaways to the super-rich in the Republican tax bill, the elimination of the estate tax stands out.
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Albuquerque may not be as rich in tech jobs, but the highly affordable cost of living made it a slam dunk.
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The west African country is rich in oil and gas but has been struggling to boost its output of both resources.
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Fish such as salmon is an especially good choice, says Teal Laukitis, as it's rich in vitamin D and omega-3s.
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Their daily diet is rich in roughage — tubers, berries, baobab fruits — and the Hadza people don't eat any ultra-processed foods.
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Elisabet der Nederlanden's "Holiday Cookies" (Ten Speed, $20) is painstakingly written and rich in detail for even the seemingly simplest cookie.
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Scientists think the Moon's south polar region could be rich in water-ice, and Vikram was designed to investigate that idea.
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There is science behind why we feel energized, alert, and reinvigorated after eating foods that are rich in vitamins and nutrients.
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But participation is falling, and particularly in New Jersey, a state long known for being rich in high school football talent.
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They're rich in antioxidants and thought to help prevent cell damage, decrease fat absorption, and even increase glucose uptake in muscle.
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The result is that most of the income of the very rich in Brazil is not subject to personal income tax.
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Blue Nile is rich in gold, oil, and gum arabic, the viscous substance used in products from Diet Coke to cosmetics.
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They hand on good genes, rear their children in homes rich in human capital, and provide the best of every educational opportunity.
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You see, Jeff, I am rich in love for my family, and the profundity of that love far surpasses your bank accounts.
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This substance, known as sake lees or sake kasu, is rich in vitamins and minerals, and, more importantly, malic and lactic acid.
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The International Renewable Energy Agency has described Africa as being rich in renewable sources of energy such as the wind and sun.
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Meanwhile in Southeast Asia and Australia, the fungal disease fusarium wilt threatens to wipe out bananas, a global favorite rich in micronutrients.
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Wayne's version of everything from "Upgrade U" to "Ice Cream Paint Job" is as rich in its own way as the original.
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In early October, the rover will ascend higher up Mount Sharp as it heads to areas rich in clay and sulfite materials.
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Rich in Faith stars Rich Wilkerson Jr. and his wife DawnCheré are going to have a baby after eight years of trying.
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The report was so rich in detail and covered so many investigative threads that parts of it didn't receive much initial scrutiny.
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Now with the red, white and blue kid given to him by Stamos, he'll be playing like Buddy Rich in no time.
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It is one of many such conflicts in Brazil, rich in land to be exploited and low on deeds and property records.
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Many of the financial wizards designing these schemes get very rich in the process, making tax gaming a factor in income inequality.
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The study also found that Arrokoth is rich in methanol ice, a simpler organic molecule, and surprisingly little, if any, water ice.
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While there are photographs from every decade since 280 in the library's collection, our show is particularly rich in the 21960th century.
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That's because powerful winds that blow east to west across the Pacific carry deep ocean water rich in CO22 to the surface.
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But although these woodlands in Washington State were also once rich in grizzly bears, the park hasn't confirmed spotting any in years.
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The patch is now over twice the size of Texas and is rich in the most common type of plastic, called polyethylene.
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They're like the sea: big and beautiful and dramatic and rich in poetry, but could also fuck you up at any moment.
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In a city already rich in stand-alone cultural institutions, it had to be both flexible and innovative to make a mark.
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"Rich in antioxidants that protect the body from free radicals, watermelon is great at treating the signs of aging," Su-Man says.
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The region of Tanai, where the clashes erupted, is rich in gold and amber, two important sources of income for the KIA.
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Fat is another factor that contributes to fullness and satiety, and pumpkin seeds happen to be rich in unsaturated fats, McMordie says.
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In both groups, there was a link between changes in gene expression and mothers having a diet rich in fat and sugar.
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By contrast, Botswana, Zimbabwe's culturally similar but well-governed neighbour, was roughly as rich in 1980 but is now seven times richer.
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Skunk and other more potent forms of the drug are rich in THC, but have low or barely traceable levels of CBD.
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The plant is rich in calcium, iron, carotene, and riboflavin, and makes a marvelous tea for diabetes or as an herb seasoning.
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And they have improved maize itself, developing orange varieties rich in vitamin A. The biggest push to diversify comes from climate change.
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Ontario is rich in freshwater, ripe for the taking by private companies that want to bottle it and sell it for profit.
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In his 2013 novel, How to Get Filthy Rich in Rising Asia, the novel's protagonist sells pirated DVDs as a young boy.
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These stars are also rich in "metals"—the catch-all description astronomers give to any element heavier than hydrogen, helium or lithium.
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The Gaewern Slate Mine in Ceredigion, Wales, was once rich in slate, a purplish-gray rock sought for its beauty and durability.
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Qatar is rich in oil and gas but it doesn't really produce its own food -- almost all of comes from Saudi Arabia.
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He remembers when it was a place rich in culture though economically poor, circumstances that are reversing as high rises replace brownstones.
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Ultimately these songs, rich in reverb and delicate hooks, sound a little rumpled, a tiny bit undone, but therein lies their charm.
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" In How to Get Filthy Rich in Rising Asia, Hamid wrote that "time is the stuff of which a self is made.
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Volcanic rocks called basalts are excellent for this process, because they are rich in calcium, magnesium and iron, which react with CO2.
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The organic molecules and volatiles, comparable to samples of sedimentary rock rich in organics on Earth, included thiopene, methylthiophenes methanethiol and dimethylsulfide.
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" Then, in response to a comment about how difficult it is to get rich in Britain, years later: "What about Tom Jones?
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Trump himself appeared to support raising taxes on the rich in a recent interview, though he later clarified that this wasn't true.
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The "Ride of the Valkyries" is almost dancelike; Wotan's Farewell, with Matthias Goerne singing opposite Petra Lang, is rich in hushed emotion.
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The International Renewable Energy Agency has described Africa as being "rich in renewable energy sources" such as hydro, wind and the sun.
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Founded by American billionaire Marc Rich in 1974, Glencore seemed to revel in its ability to operate out of the public eye.
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Once rich in water, the Al-Ula valley has channeled people, and trade, along its wide, flat floor for thousands of years.
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Results showed that carbon was less likely to bond with metallic iron that was mixed with alloys rich in nitrogen and sulfur.
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The sampling suggested that the Siberian lithosphere had been rich in halogens before the extinction event, and was depleted after it concluded.
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Defending the right of indigenous people to live in an area rich in minerals in what is one of India's poorest states.
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We have loess here, a rocky soil that is rich in minerals, and underneath that sits marl, which contains 98 percent calcium.
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He was inspired to start writing, and his horizons were opened to the folk music of a country rich in musical influences.
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To get over a cold faster, eat foods that are rich in vitamins and minerals like vitamin C, zinc, magnesium, and calcium.
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The organic molecules and volatiles, comparable to samples of sedimentary rock rich in organics on Earth, included thiophenes, methylthiophenes methanethiol and dimethylsulfide.
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Britain is a country rich in tradition, and this week it displayed one of its lesser — but still curious — bits of pomp.
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According to dermatologist Hadley King, MD, cocoa butter is rich in fatty acids, which help thoroughly nourish parched, cracked, and ashy skin.
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Between the outcroppings lie swampy valleys, or vleis, fed by rainwater runoff and rich in acacias, mopanis, figs, euphorbias and other vegetation.
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Rich in interviews and ephemera from the making of Lynch's classic, Blue Velvet Revisited is ultimately disappointing as a standalone artistic achievement.
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I'm not optimistic myself, no, but what is our generation if not rich in skills we may yet put to good use?
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Britain is a country rich in tradition, and this week it exhibited one of its lesser — but still curious — bits of pomp.
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And when he wrote " I Will Teach You to Be Rich" in 2009, it made him a New York Times bestselling author.
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She began playing at 2 and was one of the true wunderkinds in a sport whose history is rich in child prodigies.
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Its bet is that the middle of America amounts to an undervalued asset, rich in markets, new business ideas and budding entrepreneurs.
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Mr. Spanos told of how he became rich in "Sharing the Wealth: My Story" (2002), written with Mark Seal and Natalia Kasparian.
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But it is a land rich in the variety of human nature, as the travel writer E.R.P. Vincent depicted it in 1927.
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Still, the huge gap between the rich and the not-so-rich in China is a recipe for future unrest, he said.
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In a famous poem, "Snow," Mao wrote: This land so rich in beauty Has made countless heroes bow in homage But alas!
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It is rich in a way that's hard to fathom, the melting streaks of fat cascading from the flesh onto your tongue.
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It's a startling thrill in a museum, so rich in Russian material, that has a long tradition of sequestering its various media.
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When Wang found her lemon ferment overly rich in mold spores, she decided to use a batch she'd cured at home instead.
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The liquid rich in collagen is thought to reduce inflammation, boost the immune system, strengthen bones, and promote healthy hair and skin.
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Tucker Carlson's insight — "If Trump hadn't gotten rich in real estate, he could have made a fortune selling cars" — may be correct.
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This means some multicellular organisms were able to navigate their primitive marine ecosystem, rich in organic matter, by moving through the mud.
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Jon thinks of something perfect: dragon glass, or obsidian, which is a resource Daenerys' Dragonstone lands are rich in but not using.
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We moved on to the '93, the '81 and the '73, each of which became more complex, smoother and rich in flavors.
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What they are rich in is suffixes, which allow their speakers to build endless variations upon a small base of root words.
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The region in question includes one of the world's most important shipping lanes, believed to be rich in mineral and marine resources.
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The eastern part of Congo, a region rich in natural resources, is filled with local militias who often clash with government forces.
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China, she said, has a high tolerance for risk and takes a long view on investments in countries rich in natural resources.
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And to find my way socially and academically, I became rich in white culture, while it, in turn, seemed to enrich me.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The Canadian province of British Columbia is rich in natural resources, from gold to natural gas.
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Kanye West might've just gotten Kim Kardashian the best Christmas gifts ever ... even more ways to be filthy rich in the future.
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