"All forms of our contemporary music are rooted in African American culture; they're rooted in black music, they're rooted in the blues, they're rooted in reggae," Ehrlich said to Variety.
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A populist tone rooted in the principles of the Constitution, rooted in the principles of the Bill of Rights, rooted in respect for everyone regardless of color, regardless of anything.
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The breakup isn't rooted in anger — it's rooted in exhaustion, and all the more real for it.
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European settlers introduced shallow-rooted annual grasses to the state, which partly displaced deeper-rooted perennial grasses.
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Shallow-rooted annuals, which die once they're chewed on, gave way to deep-rooted perennials, which can recover after moderate grazing.
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Bregman said his mother was a Yankees fan, and even though he rooted against the Yankees, he always rooted for Jeter.
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" Regarding Mr. Comey's theory, Mr. Earnest said: "This administration makes policy decisions that are rooted in evidence, that are rooted in science.
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Hardwick, that the right to engage in homosexual sex was not rooted in tradition; instead, prohibitions on homosexual sex were rooted in tradition.
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As much as Orphx's sound is rooted in concepts, it's also rooted in Hamilton, Ontario, a steel town about an hour away from Toronto.
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You'll hear conspiracy theories — some rooted in daily shared YouTube experience, others rooted in less visible fears, desires and resentments — some of which gain considerable traction.
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It's a canny, vastly entertaining horror movie, deeply rooted in well-established tropes of the genre but equally rooted in the experience of being black in America.
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Converting deep-rooted perennial grasses native to the region to shallow-rooted annual grasses from Europe in livestock pastures also depletes the land's ability to sequester carbon.
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Americans' affinity with Israel is rooted in a respect for Israel's ability to maintain a democracy, albeit with flaws, in a sea of autocratic regimes; it is rooted in a Judeo-Christian religious affinity; and it is rooted in respect for Israel's contributions to technology, medicine and science.
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Joe Biden may be too rooted in the way the Senate used to work, but at least he is rooted in the Senate itself, rather than in fantasy.
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Much like the problem of the chicken and the egg, it becomes difficult to differentiate between a valuation rooted in projected exit value and a valuation rooted in perceived market value.
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Except now, I rooted — secretly — for the bad kids.
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" I was rooted to the ground with horror. "Who?
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Livestock grazing eliminates deep-rooted native grasses and wildflowers, replacing them with shallow-rooted annual weeds that thrive in disturbed environments and die every year, releasing their carbon back to the atmosphere.
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You know, again, rooted in what the Times is, rooted in the values of our newsroom, how can you put yourself, your stuff out on Instagram or Snapchat or Twitter or Facebook.
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They have advanced both religious arguments rooted in claims of Islamic authenticity and secular arguments rooted in anti-imperial nationalism — and they have adopted a policy of neo-Stalinist repression to ensure obedience.
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Wilson's optimism about economic growth is also rooted in a
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The red envelope custom is ancient and rooted in myth.
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It's romantic, rooted in history, and yet somehow utterly modern.
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Kingsbury's infatuation with Murray is rooted in Texas football tradition.
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They've bought into this other lie rooted in the real.
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These voting laws are rooted in Virginia's Jim Crow past.
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Such thoughts are intrusive, scary, and are rooted in control.
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Many Chinese critiques of Western populism are rooted in truth.
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The conversation was rooted in the thinking of the time.
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You are it, access and entitlements are rooted in identity.
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Arguments, it is said, should be rooted in "lived experience".
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Not all of Free Basics' criticism is rooted in objectivity.
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Standing Rock 'protests' are rooted in ceremony and in prayer.
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For him L'Arche was rooted in his following of Jesus.
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Thank u to all who rooted for and supported us!
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Yet even now firms are more rooted than commonly thought.
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"A 'team' aspect is deeply rooted in Activate," Atkins said.
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That part, though very much embellished, is rooted in truth.
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This team requires skills that aren't rooted in formal education.
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I have invested in and rooted for her — more screentime!
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"Faith is so deeply rooted into our culture," he said.
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Maybe Drug Sweat are but the others can get rooted.
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Trump's narrative about the manufacturing sector is rooted in fact.
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Ai's support for refugees is rooted in his own experiences.
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People's goals for attending the event were rooted in intimacy.
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Resolving issues as a community is rooted in Rwanda's history.
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The American conservation ethic is rooted is sound, conservative principles.
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The foundation of my practice is rooted in personal experiences.
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White supremacy has been rooted in this country for centuries.
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Lewis told King that his comedy was rooted in hurt.
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The origin of the site's name is rooted in Hollywood.
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The government's response is rooted in the country's turbulent history.
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The WADA report described a "deeply rooted culture of cheating".
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So we were acting yesterday grounded and rooted in love.
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But foreign policy should be rooted in reality -- not fantasy.
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Stretch's background, however, is rooted firmly in the legal profession.
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At Le Mans, Pagenaud rooted for his fellow Frenchman Bourdais.
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Most of the exercise is rooted in traditional Chinese medicine.
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What does one do with a politics so deeply rooted?
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About 281% of cases are rooted in domestic terror threats.
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It's a wild ghost story, rooted in immigration and exile.
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Many holidays are rooted in ancient religious or cultural practices.
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Your happiness, or lack thereof, is rooted in your habits.
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We need education that is rooted in the common good.
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Bolsonaro sees his legitimacy as rooted in his military experience.
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" But populism is rooted in the same word as "people.
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Chiras has always been rooted in the practical and tangible.
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My life was rooted in the land of my ancestors.
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So this is why the roots are so… deeply rooted.
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That's a guy I rooted for as a young kid.
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Yet the movement was more rooted in advertising than play.
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But stigmas like this are so deeply rooted in society.
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This is a common worry that isn't rooted in bigotry.
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The context of my concern is rooted in historical fact.
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My music isn't rooted in one genre; it crosses them.
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And it's rooted in our skepticism that they would deliver.
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I'm not convinced your parents' motives are rooted in love.
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His background was mostly rooted from comedy with Get Out.
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The performances, for the most part, don't feel firmly rooted.
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It would be awkward to say 'have a rooted night'.
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But other experts say Veran's advice is rooted in logic.
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But their mutual admiration was not rooted only in expedience.
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The book is rooted in scenes and always moving forward.
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After all, Brazil's samba circles were first rooted in resistance.
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It's a problem rooted in resistance to transparency and accountability.
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Much of El Paso's identity is rooted in its remoteness.
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But she seems just really rooted and cool and generous.
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They are rooted in the country's commitment to press freedom.
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FRIEDMAN But couture isn't eternal; it's rooted in a season.
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Ms. Beatty has since developed recipes rooted in Harlem's history.
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Each is unique and deeply rooted in each country's history.
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But women's distinctive perspectives are not rooted in gender alone.
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Dr. Pilny sliced open her abdominal cavity and rooted around.
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IT Chapter Two is rooted in 2019, iPhones and all.
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"My family's heritage is rooted in our stories," he wrote.
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My own love for America is rooted in my childhood.
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Roe was rooted in a 1965 precedent, Griswold v. Connecticut.
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In fact, it's a reasonable attitude rooted in national interest.
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We need a president whose decisions are rooted in facts.
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The oppression is deep rooted and it doesn't go away.
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Sacconaghi's caution is rooted in his concerns about Apple's valuation.
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That doesn't get "rooted out" with assassinations and missile strikes.
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Our identity is very much rooted in being a nonracist.
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But she said his reaction was rooted in gender bias.
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"I have never rooted harder for anyone to win anything."
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Instead, Wirecutter readers' lists seem squarely rooted in everyday products.
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The ruling Polish party is rooted in conservative Catholic values.
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It's a memoir rooted in the author's fascination with ruins.
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Aborting children because of a disability is rooted in eugenics.
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What he wanted was a dance rooted in city life.
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She will perform "Rooted," which she created with her dancers.
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Roberts's radical interests are far less rooted in ancient ritual.
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There is something that feels rooted in earth and reality.
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"Here, you literally have somebody who spelled out that it is a transnational phenomenon, that it is rooted in ideologies that have been cultivated online, it's rooted in a historical narrative that's reinforced," Amanullah said.
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And that is rooted — there is no other way to say it, and it's not hyperbole to say — it's absolutely rooted in this country's history of slavery, which has gone on longer than it hasn't.
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But it was also rooted in a mistrust of EU institutions.
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I stand firmly rooted in my Constitutionally sound position on both.
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Low self-esteem might be rooted in childhood feelings of inferiority.
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Many believe his hypersexualized dance style was rooted in that period.
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But Georgia's voting issues aren't rooted in any specific hacking threat.
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It rang with moral clarity rooted in a march towards justice.
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How badly we wish for simple solutions to deep-rooted problems!
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They should stay home with the fans who rooted for them.
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Since the 1980s, Americans of all ages have become more rooted.
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Maybe, just maybe, this child could keep Cersei rooted in sanity.
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Others have run definitionally as rooted in a specific minority community.
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But in practice, gender inequality is deeply rooted in our society.
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What we say, again, access and entitlements are rooted in identity.
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Each and every one of them, however, is rooted in tragedy.
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Captain America: The First Avenger is rooted firmly in the 1940s.
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They steal our rights and a diversity rooted in Polish history.
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Lo comes from a long family line rooted in real estate.
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Squads are cool, but they're also rooted in a marketable safety.
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"The Past" is only partly rooted in nostalgia for lost childhood.
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Still, a deep-rooted culture of discrimination doesn't go away overnight.
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Deeply rooted vulnerabilities like Spectre can be hard to stamp out.
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Distrust of the court is rooted in memories of the war.
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They are strongly rooted in their communities and support local activities.
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First, the Clinton machine must be rooted out of the party.
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The Kurdish-rooted opposition Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP) condemned the bombing.
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But deep-rooted weaknesses are worsening and becoming harder to fix.
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Someone broke through a door, rooted around and discovered Hilary's stash.
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Yet both biosurveillance and epidemiology remain largely rooted in the past.
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This underlying structure rooted the more otherworldly adventures in something concrete.
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There is a deep-rooted history of this — playing the victim.
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The question is, have they fully rooted out that problem now?
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The painting displays an ornate midnight covered in coiling, rooted vines.
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But finding the answer is rooted in trends happening right now.
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The data's value is rooted in its applications to artificial intelligence.
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It's all good because it's all rooted in the clitoral hood.
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The answer is rooted as much in politics as in fuel.
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So much of the NFL's concussion discussion is rooted in policy.
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Some of that wariness also may be rooted in generational differences.
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The problem is rooted in the thorny issue of political ambition.
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Overcoming such deep-rooted practices would be hard for any government.
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It is a trend that became deeply rooted during the recession.
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With each new test, the family rooted for a positive result.
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The joy of car travel was rooted in spontaneity and freedom.
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It kind of rooted me again, anchored me back to reality.
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It appears to be rooted in the concept of delayed gratification.
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However, optimism on trade rooted in the Trump statements later faded.
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Conservatives tend to emphasize the value of being rooted in place.
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You're rooted in a strong, powerful place of understanding today, Capricorn.
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His humor is so rooted in him, so singular and specific.
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Both sides have held deeply rooted, though unspoken, animosity for decades.
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As though something Deep in us must be tapped Rooted out.
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Success is almost always rooted in some form of physical exercise.
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And President Donald Trump has rooted for them to go lower.
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The instant recognition and confirmation, the sequence as rooted as DNA.
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Interviewers are looking for authenticity and deep-rooted passion from responses.
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But there is deeply rooted trauma lying underneath the band-aid.
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More important is a firmly-rooted and resolute North Korea strategy.
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Hamad says that women's liberation is deeply rooted in PKK ideology.
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But her longtime friends say the contradiction is rooted in Mrs.
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There is so much history rooted in the art of weaving.
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This idea might be rooted in sociological studies of adolescent development.
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The real intentions, he said, are rooted in anti-Muslim ideas.
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Even more rarely does it yield any insight rooted in reality.
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Order Building," rooted in a liberal tradition of "open society, open
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"He represented a hate that was so deeply-rooted," Randolph said.
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"He represented a hate that was so deeply rooted," Randolph said.
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Historically, face tattoos have been rooted in more than just aesthetics.
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The identity of rural communities used to be rooted in work.
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Still, some things are fixed, rooted, set to remain forever there.
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American society is becoming more and more rooted, permanent, and stable.
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I was hiding from myself, some deep-rooted fear of rejection.
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Or is it more rooted in the history of industrial music?
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A peripheral zone where it's impossible for me to feel rooted.
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Many actors operate from a deep-rooted desire to be liked.
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Both classes of lie are rooted in the real G.O.P. agenda.
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And there are standing legal challenges rooted in other states' maps.
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It's a kind of conservative nationalism rooted in shared tribal identities.
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The modern marijuana vape market is deeply rooted in Silicon Valley.
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Wes Taylor and MK Abadoo have creative practices rooted in collaboration.
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Orwell's contested legacy may be rooted partly in his self-divisions.
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Their steps, performed mainly in sneakers, are rooted in hip-hop.
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Threats of a 15 percent fare hike are rooted in reality.
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But the site is rooted in the perspective of a fan.
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"Rooted in Oakland" is a phrase Kaval repeats with great constancy.
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It is rooted in the trauma of those who have left.
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Cape Town's Southern Guild showed artists rooted in South African culture.
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The values are rooted in Mahatma Gandhi's philosophy of principled nonviolence.
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Second, the mismatch between causes and responses is rooted in evolution.
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Much of her work is rooted in social dance and gesture.
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And that identity is rooted in being reliably and consistently white.
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And yes, she is rooted and obviously steeped in her sources.
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"I think it kept me rooted in reality, honestly," he said.
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Malaga remain rooted to the bottom of the table on 13.
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But the dispute is rooted in something more than individual quirks.
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His policies aren't just frightening – they're rooted in a disturbing worldview.
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" He added that Jobs' "animosity toward Disney was too deep-rooted.
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An alternate history in progress, one rooted in a fundamental optimism.
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Oman has a particularly deep-rooted relationship with the United Kingdom.
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Derbies, after all, do not have to be rooted in geography.
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Even if that joy is rooted in some really terrible acts.
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Zidane's power, his infallibility, is rooted in his charisma, his status.
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That's why I am so glad I am rooted in faith.
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Sadly, sexual harassment seems to be deeply rooted within our culture.
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"Most myths start off rooted in truth, but twisted," Kantrowitz said.
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And in Shirebrook and beyond, the frustrations were rooted in Brexit.
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For some, the bickering threatens to obscure more deeply rooted concerns.
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His request is narrowly targeted and rooted in a legal technicality.
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The charge of faithlessness is rooted, instead, in custom and promise.
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Our current culture, and the policies rooted in it, are unsustainable.
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His dream, was "…deeply rooted in the American dream," he said.
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That's because the real motivation was rooted in counter-jihadist logic.
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Their criticism is rooted in the ideologies of Mr. Modi's base.
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They are rooted in the same traditions, share the same values.
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This belief was rooted in abstract hope rather than empirical evidence.
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The struggle to fit in, rooted in insecurity, is universally familiar.
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Like you say, the characters are rooted in a physical world.
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I watched Captain America: Civil War and rooted for Iron Man.
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In both situations, money is leveraged as a source of critique rooted in self-interest, which, as Vox's Jenée Desmond-Harris noted, is rooted in the false idea that more wealth inherently makes people more selfish.
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Rather, I'm arguing that there are many different variations of toxic, violent misogyny in history, each rooted in different cultural problems, and that this particular strain of toxic, violent misogyny is deeply rooted in late capitalism.
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It was clear to me that despite the positive news and recommendations being conveyed by this official delegation about the new president, President Trump had a deeply rooted negative view on Ukraine rooted in the past.
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Many Russians continue to use official language rooted in the Soviet period.
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It's a storyline rooted in a bone-deep understanding of the MCU.
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Others rooted him on online, following his journey with the hashtag #EthanCleansUp.
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Violence against Shia communities is deeply rooted in the Saudi Kingdom's DNA.
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It was rooted in a very simple fact: we are all equal.
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It's rooted in a capitalist way of thinking about people and bodies.
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Is the whole wellness movement rooted, not in health, but in death?
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It was rooted in possessiveness and a desire to also be possessed.
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Retro connotations are rooted in his mother's love of 60s vocal groups.
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The second piece of Lemoande's strategy is rooted in the business model.
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Most objections to climate change aren't ideological, they're rooted in self-preservation.
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The pursuit of beautiful skin has been deeply rooted in human culture.
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The thinking was rooted in enhancing athletes' abilities and protecting their bodies.
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"Design can overcome our most deeply rooted stranger-danger bias," he said.
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She has a vast and encompassing religious identity rooted only in love.
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It was rooted in a very simple fact — we are all equal.
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This is a film that's firmly rooted in an atmosphere and space.
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The stylistic quirks of this are still deep rooted in Northcutt's game.
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Actually, these dances are rooted in Argentina, Cuba and Puerto Rico, respectively.
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In Baseball Daily, the updates will keep players rooted in the present.
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But our decision was rooted in the safety for artists of color.
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Since taking power, his administration has made sweeping changes rooted those promises.
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The oddness of those rituals rooted in disrespect, one-upmanship, and violence.
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Each element of the game is deeply rooted in fundamental coding concepts.
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Nowadays, when everything is so rooted in references both conscious and unconscious.
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People like imagination if they feel that it's genuinely rooted in fact.
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The "culture" of the Baltimore Police Department is rooted in anti-blackness.
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They're rooted in a history that feels real and tangible to me.
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In fact, Germany's rape culture is deeply rooted in our collective psyche.
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It is not rooted in a single organization, founding alliance or ideology.
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Her skepticism was also rooted in a mistrust of the medical community.
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The structures are as rooted in the land as the people themselves.
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Its view of the world, rooted in classical texts, was beguilingly simple.
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Biden is right that opposition to busing wasn't necessarily rooted in racism.
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Yes, all these projects are likely to be rooted in good intentions.
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Virtual reality is a technology very much rooted in 1980s pop culture.
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Limbaugh has also acknowledged that the Trump movement is not rooted in
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Because making decisions is easier if you stick to deeply rooted clichés.
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Why, progressive, liberal values rooted in the desire for equality, of course!
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Those deep-rooted cultural issues are still very prominent in Spain today.
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Their evanescent genius was rooted in raw power, violence, fearlessness, and sex.
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And… they were rooted in the communities—they were not going anywhere.
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"I think it's rooted in millennials preferring experiences over stuff," says Fumo.
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A lot of the effort is rooted in fantasy, according to Godsi.
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But the picture is still rooted in observation, rather than psychological penetration.
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It is here where my feelings of failing my brothers are rooted.
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Historically, the origins of MSG skepticism is rooted in prejudice against Asians.
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This problem is typically rooted in a lack of clear communication channels.
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Their anger was also rooted in their lack of upward economic mobility.
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"Kids are really ... at the deep-rooted heart for me," he says.
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In fact I'm willing to bet you rooted for him to lose.
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There's something rooted in the biology of behavior with these intractable habits.
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Though he's rooted, Morazan is constantly on the move for his art.
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In some places it was never strongly rooted in the first place.
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The first full-length trailer of Swamp Thing is rooted in terror.
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Morocco has a deeply rooted monarchy, the Muslim world's longest-serving dynasty.
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I believe this country needs a movement rooted in compassion and courage.
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Bipartisan education bills rooted in common sense don't come along every day.
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Clinton said she believed that President Obama's initiatives were rooted in law.
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The announced crowd of 143,517 rooted against the ghost lineup of visitors.
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These narrative arcs are deeply rooted in the Bush and Occupy eras.
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But, from snacks to stir-fries, the food is rooted in tradition.
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CNN: Your commitment to the South Side of Chicago is deeply rooted.
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She saves herself by writing, entering imaginary worlds rooted in her past.
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Jill Robinson, also 12, held a deep-rooted fear of being shot.
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She says her proven scalability and deeply rooted community sets her apart.
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Clinton's contention appears to be more rooted in reality — and hard data.
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Coffee culture in America is rooted in a "grab-and-go" philosophy.
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Their anger was rooted in Braun's newfound ownership of Swift's old music.
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It was deeply rooted to where his whole tone and composure changed.
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On the surface, "Shelter" suggests that this obligation is rooted in ethnicity.
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This is a fear of his that is rooted in his experience.
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Rooted in the ground, plants are unable to escape radiation's harmful effects.
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Morocco has a deeply rooted monarchy - the Muslim world's longest-serving dynasty.
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So much of playing Super Meat Boy is rooted in raw instinct.
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In Brazil, deeply rooted racial inequality continues to be a systemic problem.
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I don't mean to suggest that your feelings aren't rooted in reality.
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And it seems to be a kind of product rooted in despair.
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So I think that these deeply rooted stereotypes are the issue here.
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It has magical elements, but is deeply rooted in the human experience.
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And it becomes the most rooted portrayal of stranger danger in cinema.
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" She continued, "We are deeply, deeply rooted in intersectional and disability aesthetics.
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It is so flavorful, such an deep-rooted part of Sami culture.
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There may be some explanations for the Mothman phenomenon rooted in science.
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These behaviors are rooted in shame over something that shouldn't be shameful.
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They are just as rigorous and technocratic, but more rooted in pragmatism.
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This phenomenon of unconsciously belittling and commodifying the unfamiliar is deep-rooted.
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Versus brands today, they're not really rooted in any sort of subculture.
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The border row is rooted in the breakup of Yugoslavia in 22015.
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The success of both is rooted in the worker's capacity for storytelling.
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But Nashville's power to disarm and delight remains rooted in its music.
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Terrorist groups, unlike normal crime syndicates, must be rooted out and destroyed.
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And like the movies themselves, the score is rooted in the classics.
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"We will continue our fight till the last trace is rooted out."
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His popularity was always rooted in his relatability, his humanness and imperfections.
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WILMORE: Well, it is a joke, but it's rooted in the truth.
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It is a division rooted not just in politics, but fundamental values.
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Ford's clout, it appears, is heavily rooted in his ties to Hollywood.
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The bottom line: The platforms' dilemma is rooted in users' conflicting desires.
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The selfishness that drives the boys' father is rooted in credible pain.
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Both environments are all-encompassing, rooted in expectations of compliance and subordination.
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This realignment was rooted in the fact that 1968 had two faces.
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Mr. Trump's and Mr. Osteen's brands are rooted in success, not Scripture.
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"I had all this deeply rooted hurt, shame, and depression," he says.
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I rooted for the artists involved, and I learned a great deal.
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Ms Gomez also offers another explanation, rooted in the politics of reconstruction.
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Britain's faith in its independent future is rooted in its economic performance.
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He rooted for the Dodgers as a boy in Santa Monica, Calif.
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But the people who are leaving Beaverglen Close now were well rooted.
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Whatever issues remain are said to be rooted in people's individual prejudices.
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Zuckerberg's stance may be rooted in the principles of the First Amendment.
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Many of the spells on set are real and rooted in history.
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They'd allowed for my otherwise unjustifiable optimism to feel rooted in reality.
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His appeal is rooted in the "Star Wars" myth, and even deeper.
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Victor: Right now, the main incentives are rooted in learning and confidence.
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Rather, it was an existential dread rooted in the fear of change.
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This tendency towards irrational overvaluation is rooted in human nature, he says.
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To suggest this rule approach is rooted in science is simply wrong.
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Many of the problems are deep-rooted and their solutions long-term.
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Seeing domestic and global strife often rooted in racial and ethnic differences.
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These are rooted in equity and influence everything we do at RWJF.
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Her work explores multicultural phenomena and traditions rooted in the American South.
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But Mr. Edelman noted that the disagreement has been rooted in Congress.
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"Rarely have I rooted for a monster with such enthusiasm," she wrote.
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It's all right there, rooted in my New York-Jewish-Francophile DNA.
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Trump's white supremacy can't be pedagogically altered because it is pathologically rooted.
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Aereo's 2014 loss in the Supreme Court is rooted in that framework.
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Microsoft has been undergoing a culture shift rooted in &aposgrowth mindset&apos
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Such a deeply rooted problem calls for an strong, top-down approach.
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I think so many of our issues are rooted in our trauma.
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How the humor of the black female comedians is rooted in pain.
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What about Krampus, a centuries-old pagan character rooted in Norse mythology?
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Their actions give the impression of being rooted in insatiable personal desires.
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How are we conditioned by certain troublesome patterns rooted in dominant society?
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"Gothic is rooted in a very specific literary time period," said Beltrán.
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Her original vision was to build a social network rooted in positivity and affirmations, but asking (and answering) these questions has allowed her to help in building a whole world for Bumble users rooted in positivity and affirmations.
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All of the sexuality in the film is rooted in an emotional story.
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Billions is rooted in the actual systems which loom large in New York.
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These movements are deeply rooted in a sense of victimhood, real or imagined.
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The paintings are rooted in the photograph, so there is a visual kinship.
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"She was okay with looking grunge and having the rooted look," Anderson says.
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It's rare for a crime series to be so deeply rooted in fashion.
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This is called exceptionalism, and it's an ideology rooted in classist respectability politics.
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Those are very much rooted in the reason why my family came here.
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And it's rooted in our social norms about women and family and motherhood.
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Ultimately, feuds are rooted in desire, and the seeking of a particular outcome.
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Raytheon is rooted in defense, and produces missile defense systems and cybersecurity solutions.
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Economic inequality has remained a deep-rooted problem since the end of apartheid.
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After all, America is a representative democracy, a nation rooted in self-governance.
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The prison labor of today is rooted in this brutal and oppressive history.
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"These teachings are ancient wisdoms, rooted in Indian and Buddhist traditions," he says.
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Chambers' Annex Foundation isn't real, but it is rooted in actual historical tradition.
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Rooted deeply in realism, his work is moving without being manipulative or melodramatic.
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It's what makes a capable actor for a story not rooted in reality.
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This tension is rooted in the centrality of Hebrew to the Zionist project.
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"All of the violence is rooted in the illegal drug economy," Acree says.
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Critics believe many of the deaths were symptomatic of deep-rooted government failures.
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Our findings may seem surprising, but they are rooted in a wide literature.
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And the City is not to blame for some deep-rooted British shortcomings.
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That ability wasn't rooted in whether someone was progressive or moderate, Kathy said.
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Indians' penchant for gold spans centuries and is rooted in the Hindu religion.
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Margo Price's melancholy sophomore album, All American Made, is rooted in real heartbreak.
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However, the inability to get an erection can also be rooted in psychology.
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It's an American band, rooted in immigrant music yet approachable from many directions.
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But that's proof of how deep-rooted our desire to be productive is.
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"Saying things like 'we don't like labels' is rooted in biphobia," he says.
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The name Arthur, which means "bear" in Celtic, is also rooted in mythology.
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Crime and violence, widespread across segregated black neighborhoods, is rooted in concentrated poverty.
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"I've never rooted for a player who even vaguely resembles this," he wrote.
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Once the initial crisis is over, Ms Perel recommends conversations rooted in curiosity.
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It's a stupid, silly stigma, and one deeply rooted in sexist double standards.
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His opposition to President Barack Obama's judicial approach is deep-rooted and distinct.
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Both Slack and Together are rooted in the days of IRC, after all.
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FGM is a deep-rooted social practice handed down from parent to child.
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But what began as an emergency measure soon became a deeply rooted norm.
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But efforts like Bitwise Industries in Fresno can keep some local talent rooted.
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Mr Han has written a trilogy, too—this one firmly rooted on Earth.
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The geography of Wakanda is rooted in reality, and so is the culture.
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The real HAVANA CLUB rum is also known for its deep-rooted history.
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For centuries, racial judgments have been rooted in haircuts, hair textures, and strands.
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Child marriage is deeply rooted in poverty and lack of education and security.
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Bitcoin's environmental problem is rooted in the way Nakamoto's design secures digital transactions.
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As mentioned above, it is a misunderstanding deeply rooted since the ancient Greeks.
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Israel is such a new country, but obviously with such old, rooted history.
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But this exhibition also shows how his work is rooted in the everyday.
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It means the work is always rooted in a struggle that's very palpable.
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"Hillary's flaws symbolize a much deeper rooted break in the system," he said.
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It's kind of making sure everyone feels grounded and rooted in the world.
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I was loyal to Draco, and I rooted for him and him alone.
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That management approach is rooted in more than just a cult of personality.
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It probably won't heal your deep-rooted trauma, but it'll certainly bring joy.
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The rapper says the criticism is misplaced because he's rooted in hip-hop.
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Indonesia's hikes, unlike those in the Philippines, are not rooted in inflation concerns.
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"That's a lot more difficult when rooted in the reality of clinical trials."
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Others called the speech compulsory viewing for a country still rooted in racism.
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Still, many of Trump's troubles are rooted in questions of transparency and influence.
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The R. Kelly "Piss on You" song was rooted in actual court reports.
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Many people told me that political awakening is rooted in the Valley's water.
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For rural voters, distrust of the federal government is often rooted in alienation.
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I try to keep my identity rooted in my friendships and my faith.
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The show feels much more rooted in human experience than I was expecting.
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We are adopting a Principled Realism, rooted in common values and shared interests.
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Kaiseki's structure is a formal procession of courses rooted in ancient Buddhist ritual.
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It originally began as a crisis rooted in the dramatic overprescription of opioids.
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How will people be rooted in the future if global networks replace nations?
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Before, the Warriors' Silicon Valley-rooted front-office brain trust looked like geniuses.
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But discomfort with TPP is mostly rooted in a mistrust of the elite.
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It establishes a relationship between ward and guardian that is rooted in trust.
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That's all rooted deeply in how we look at making this region better.
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One is rooted in individual rights, the other in the rights of groups.
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In fact, the proposal is rooted in basic economic theory and American history.
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This will ultimately help insulate the U.S. from terrorist threats rooted in Africa.
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What really struck Gilbert, though, was how hard the crowd rooted against Kyrgios.
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But the humor of this show is rooted in insecurity and even humiliation.
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Your paintings are often rooted in scientific issues — climate change, extinction, invasive species.
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Although jobs are in precious demand, a deep-rooted spirit of resilience abounds.
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Opinion Our endorsement is rooted in respect for her intellect, experience and courage.
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Complacency is rooted in apathy, conformity, ignorance and denial — a recipe for disaster.
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P.M. Dawn's sound was singular — rooted in hip-hop but unafraid of softness.
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The answer is rooted in the greater exposure — and purses — in men's golf.
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This divide is itself rooted in centuries old battles over nationalism and religion.
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"The perception differences are more rooted in ideology and partisanship," Mr. Jones said.
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The song, titled "For a Scammer," was rooted in experience, the prosecutors said.
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"There is something that's rooted in America in the police department," he said.
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Though born in Hawaii, Obama was rooted in the middle of the country.
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Most cultures today, including American, are rooted in a gendered system of values.
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But there's a lot of parochial interest rooted in, ah yes, the weeds.
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But for any policy to work, it needs to be rooted in reality.
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The other big change rooted in the presidential/Senate connection is increased volatility.
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My family is rooted in that region, where my ancestors were once enslaved.
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Music rooted in punk and post-hardcore but intensely introspective, poetic and emotional.
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His presence there was no surprise, given Toronto's deep-rooted history with trance.
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As it's all rooted in music, it feels important to support each other.
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They are rooted much more deeply in our nation's history of institutional discrimination.
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Characters frequently speak of forgetting things; Adelaide's entire character is rooted in forgetting.
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But this debate must be rooted in fact, not fiction and fear mongering.
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Maróti's work was rooted in Hungarian tradition but modern for America in 1928.
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Few states have as deeply rooted and vital interest in peace as Kazakhstan.
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That's what's so provocative about the Seventh Kavalry being rooted in a truth.
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But for anyone besides die-hard fans, sports allegiance is rooted in place.
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The leverage over local issues is rooted in a 1929 case, Adler v.
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Your past material comes off as thematically cohesive and rooted in real life.
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He played the game in grade school and rooted for the hometown Steelers.
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He cultivates this image of himself as a rooted, well-adjusted "Heartland" painter.
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My affection is rooted in the fact that Brookner's hobbyhorses are my own.
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The niqab is "rooted in a culture that is anti-women," Harper said.
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But he ran a campaign explicitly rooted in bigotry, exclusion and white resentment.
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Amazon 4-Star's business model is rooted in the company's massive customer base.
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Both Muslim and Hindu nationalisms were rooted in Britain's colonial understanding of India.
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The roll was rooted in blues and folk and a kind of swing.
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It must be rooted out, white supremacy has no place in this world.
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Fowler called it a "polite agreement" rooted in relationships with Curling Canada officials.
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They deserve our respect as equals and a solution rooted in American values.
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Booms and busts are rooted in popular narratives with complex social-psychological roots.
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Notions about masculinity and femininity are relative, of course, and rooted in culture.
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What's more, hunting is deeply rooted in the traditions of many rural cultures.
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Though he designed the jersey for Brazil, he rooted for the Uruguayan team.
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These ambitions, rooted in Russia's size and its history, have existed for centuries.
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The latest trans-Atlantic conflict is in part rooted in Germany's domestic politics.
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Reynolds's challenge felt rooted in a long history of literary male self-congratulation.
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He said he had anger issues stemming from deep-rooted stress and anxiety.
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Mine is rooted in my relationship with God and love for my family.
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As it is, however, climate denial is rooted in greed, opportunism, and ego.
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Tyson Foods launches its take on alternative proteins with new 'Raised & Rooted' brand
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But resistance to steps that curb drivers' rights in Germany remains deeply rooted.
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As humans, the urge to keep objects close is deeply rooted in us.
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President Trump's federal tax proposals are rooted in the same supply-side nonsense.
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Obama made a complicated journey from isolated Kenyan-American to rooted African-American.
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Rather, it is an act rooted in the failures of South Africa's transformation.
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The weakness of Dukakis and Kerry was not rooted in their policy proposals.
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He argued that her proposal was outdated — rooted in 20th-century antitrust law.
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But while "whiteface" is viewed as portraying privilege, blackface is rooted in racism.
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Their careers were rooted, in part, by their fascination with Ali and boxing.
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The Democratic presidential candidate's gaffes may be rooted in a little-understood disability.
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The former president's security philosophy was rooted in collective action and consensus building.
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This volatility is rooted in the shifting basis of each side's electoral coalition.
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The choreographer Brian Brooks's is rooted in a sense of weight and mass.
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So he focused EforAll on small businesses that are rooted in the community.
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Today's efforts to reduce voting are rooted more in partisanship than in race.
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Critics of the policy called it racist and rooted in limiting gender roles.
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His appeal for Clinton was rooted in the preservation of his own legacy.
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Kenya's ethnic divisions are rooted in colonial Britain's policy of divide and rule.
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Great-Russian chauvinism was rampant and had to be rooted out, he realized.
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He'd inquire about your classes, whether you played sports, who you rooted for.
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Amy Irvine, founder of Rooted Planning Group, has a small, five-person firm.
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But Ms. Krauss has actually been a symbol of rooted finesse all along.
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Stevens: They represent... Cognitive features of humanity, somehow rooted in our evolutionary biology.
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Her history is deeply rooted to my ancestors and others around the world.
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One reason may be that the Taliban are rooted in local, rural communities.
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The IPCC process is rooted in science but reaching any consensus is tricky.
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This is deeply rooted in the history stretching back to the Ottoman Empire.
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It is not rooted in any kind of sound science or medical principles.
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"A lot of people have got their hearts rooted here," Ms. Johnsen said.
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Zambia's motivation is rooted in a hefty fiscal deficit and growing debt burden.
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For Murillo, this gestural instinct is rooted in the physical experience of drawing.
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Some people felt helpless, saying that corruption was a deeply rooted cultural problem.
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Growing up, Indra's motivation to succeed was rooted in making her family proud.
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Their courtship was rooted in their love of the sea and of sailing.
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But Neil Irwin of the Upshot says the furor isn't rooted in logic.
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"Anti-Semitism is profoundly rooted in French society," Mr. Philippe told the Parliament.
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Though Ahmadi beliefs are deeply rooted in Islam, orthodox Muslims consider them heretical.
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But there are good reasons, rooted in American partisan politics, to think otherwise.
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Instead of being rooted in human dignity, it becomes another quest for power.
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The real story of cannabis has always been rooted in facts, not faith.
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But for many, the problem with Davos is rooted in exactly that premise.
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That seems a harbinger of where feminism rooted in progressive change is moving.
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If they channel the Harlem Globetrotters, their flamboyance is rooted in bedrock principles.
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How deeply is this white supremacist ideology rooted in internet culture and memes?
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"The choices we have made are rooted in fear and ambition," he says.
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So, yes, I rooted for Tony Stark in his fight against Captain America.
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The soul of our beloved City is deeply rooted in a history that has evolved over thousands of years; rooted in a diverse people who have been here together every step of the way – for both good and for ill.
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The soul of our beloved City is deeply rooted in a history that has evolved over thousands of years; rooted in a diverse people who have been here together every step of the way — for both good and for ill.
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People use the local leisure centre together; the Notting Hill carnival is rooted here.
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This is the belief that things like sexual orientation are rooted in the body.
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The Simpsons is rooted in the well-made sitcoms of the '70s and '80s.
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Ahead, get pro advice on how best to tackle deep-rooted acne at home.
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Another source of donor organs is rooted in the opioid epidemic sweeping the nation.
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There's no pride, except for the kind rooted in a fear of white erasure.
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In between, I rooted for the Orioles when Washington didn&apost have a team.
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They have they have rooted for Hamas against the United States and our allies.
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The tough Czech approach to debtors is rooted in the country's transformation from communism.
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More than perhaps any other religious practice, Spiritualism has an iconography rooted in photography.
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What I wanted was the conflict to be rooted in a place of love.
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So many of the problems facing social media companies are rooted in this dynamic.
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It's a story that, like many good Onion items, is firmly rooted in reality.
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Though many find Trump's showmanship distasteful, it's often rooted in a shrewd political hunch.
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That thoughtful, caring figure we watched in Making A Murderer, is certainly rooted in
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Though a pragmatist to the point of cynicism, his career was rooted in zealotry.
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What these women have been able to accomplish is ultimately rooted in Franklin's legacy.
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Meat dominates, but some of the most rewarding dishes are rooted in the earth.
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Nike's aim feels rooted specifically in another branch of performance: the performance of discussion.
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To be sure, not all the pay gap is rooted in unequal board representation.
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However, a long-hours culture is deeply rooted in many companies across various industries.
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We have a policy of principled realism rooted in shared goals, interests and values.
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Rooted users can employ Titanium Backup to create a fully automated app backup system.
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If you're an Android user with a rooted phone — there's bad news for you.
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Buddhism, which was strongly rooted in Inner Mongolia, was crushed, and most temples destroyed.
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In this show, the future is so rooted in the family and their story.
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The swift deterioration in relations threatens to damage deep-rooted human and economic ties.
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And whether they're rooted in joy, nostalgia, or wistfulness, those surprises get very addicting.
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Those ideas are deeply rooted in faith, whether you are Christian, Muslim, or Jewish.
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It's richness is firmly rooted in finding joy and laugher in the Black experience.
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Many of the brand's most-iconic products are rooted in sports culture, Cioff adds.
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They were angry, to be sure, but ultimately still very much rooted in punk.
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For a sector rooted in change, fashion has often proved surprisingly resistant to rewrite.
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But Mr. Kaiser said Appel's work was rooted in a more classical artistic tradition.
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Across Asia, conservative values and deep-rooted biases have hamstrung progress on gay rights.
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What we didn't understand was that this myth was not completely rooted in reality.
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Trump support is rooted somewhere in between in-group love and out-group hate.
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Europe's hits, by contrast, tend to be rooted in pop and dance-music traditions.
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So many public policy issues today are rooted in beliefs about dignity and obligation.
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Haq tyag itself is rooted in misogynistic customs and traditions, particularly in India's villages.
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We're just not always aware of it and how deeply rooted it can be.
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People are thinking their toasters and shit are getting rooted on a daily basis.
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These stations, too, are "experiments," but ones rooted in facilitating reparations for Black people.
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The peripherals that the headset relies on, however, are firmly rooted in the Before.
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All these moments are rooted in who the characters have been since the beginning.
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"New Jersey's strength is rooted in our diverse communities," he said in a statement.
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Healthcare is littered with heavy regulation, counter-intuitive payment incentives and deep-rooted politics.
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But it's rooted in a universal, timeless tale of these kids and their dreams.
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These multiple smelter outages, though, are accelerating a deeper-rooted drift into supply deficit.
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My husband and I come from a family that's very rooted in Christian values.
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Some will emphasize the potential upsides, rooted in increased convenience, entertainment, happiness, and welfare.
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Remember: When trying to solve a deeply rooted medical issue, change doesn't happen overnight.
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The shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson painfully demonstrated deep-rooted problems, he said.
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I called myself mixed-race, a phrase that includes identities rooted in multiple races.
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Like its attacks on Civic Platform, PiS's judicial reforms seem partly rooted in paranoia.
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Beyond gifts, the way that we celebrate holidays is deeply rooted in our upbringing.
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If a target is struck by several feathers at once, they'll be briefly rooted.
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But doubts about Camus went back still further, and were rooted in his politics.
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Many of the largest solar companies are rooted in China, such as Jinko Solar.
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My sense of hope is rooted so much in my time as a teacher.
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I just think it's too deeply rooted in everyday life to take it on.
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However, the dispute also appears to be rooted in a decades-old wartime disagreement.
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My support for Medicare for All is rooted in both moral and fiscal arguments.
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But the dispute also appears to be rooted in a decades-old wartime disagreement.
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Every photo had a unique backstory but was also rooted in the Stereomongrel universe.
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Despite what others project upon it, he insists Pony remains rooted in country music.
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He was rooted in hyper-masculinity with lyrics full of sexism, homophobia and violence.
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The failure is a deeply-rooted macro-institutional one that sustains the same behavior.
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But how about those who were born, rooted and grounded in solely Jamaican culture?
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For me, fame could only be tolerable when it is rooted in your craft.
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Their distinct experiences of dual discrimination are rooted in identities Pitch's Ginny Baker shares.
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His personal history is rooted in the mountains, the soil, and the untamed wilderness.
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Riverdale's approach to diversity is one that appears to be rooted in visibility alone.
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Deeply rooted traditions and lack of education explain why many Egyptians have big families.
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You've mentioned this record being explicitly rooted in a desire for truth as well.
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Lewis' life was far more rooted in academia than his two ball-playing countrymen.
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The other reason is more emotional and rooted in the morale of the business.
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He says only he can clean up deep-rooted corruption in the traditional parties.
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This conclusion is rooted in recent research that my colleagues and I have conducted.
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"This malaise is deep-rooted and goes beyond the issue of pay," she said.
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Klobuchar's defenders have suggested the criticism of her management style is rooted in sexism.
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The ability to succeed in Hollywood is often rooted in class inequality as well.
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It completely lacks the escapist component that often comes with narratives rooted in fantasy.
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Practices such as paying part of salaries in cash-stuffed envelopes are deeply rooted.
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Her sense of humor has a rooted particularism, and her comic timing is sharp.
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This acquiescence is rooted in the changing character of the left in recent years.
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The Justice Department's efforts are rooted in a 1999 Supreme Court decision, Olmstead v.
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For others in the movement, acceptance is rooted less in practicality than in forgiveness.
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" By contrast, Hillary Clinton's "Stronger Together" campaign was rooted in the idea of "inclusion.
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People in the old days stayed put, while folks today are less rooted, right?
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The deeply-rooted partisan feelings that guide the Alabama electorate are also at play.
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In June, Tyson Foods introduced Raised & Rooted, its first line of plant-based products.
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There's a rationale for expanding the Supreme Court that's rooted in history and precedent.
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Keep him alive until he's nine—once he's rooted, there'll be nothing to fear.
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This is a thoughtful and reasonable policy, and one that is rooted in compassion.
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While it may make for good political theater, these attacks aren't rooted in fact.
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If the instinct wasn't of evolutionary benefit, the behavior would have been rooted out.
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CEO Mark Zuckerberg has maintained that the policy is rooted in free speech values.
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AT&T is rooted in the wireless business and has little experience in entertainment.
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It's a fierce worldview that is rooted in Mr. Altucher's own roller-coaster life.
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Much social thought is rooted in the idea of a conflict between the two.
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Situated on the coast of Massachusetts, Plymouth's culture is deeply rooted in US history.
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Sweden is an old democracy, and people's trust to the system is deep-rooted.
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Cowan's approach to both design and the current cultural climate is rooted in positivity.
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American values are rooted in respect for human rights, personal autonomy, and communal freedom.
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But increasingly Silicon Valley is rooted in the city itself, which makes it inescapable.
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We have a policy of principled realism, rooted in shared goals, interests, and values.
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Despite evoking Nazis and WW222, it doesn't seem particularly rooted in any temporal period.
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Godinez's interpretation of Mexican food is rooted deep in Acapulco, Guerrero, Mexico—his hometown.
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He conveys a deep feeling of torture, rooted not in pain but in ennui.
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Basically, this whole situation is rooted in the shitty backwardness of the Dothraki culture.
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Our traditions and cultures are deeply rooted in our spiritual connection to Mother Earth.
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I'm more than happy to be rooted in the shit reality of my life.
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But this assumption is flawed—full of contradictory advice, and rooted in antiquated ideals.
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Along with this, multiplicity is rooted in POC communities as a means of survival.
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"I think the policies are archaic and they're rooted in bad science," said Carlson.
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The concept for the video is rooted in the lyrics sung by Michele Wylen.
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I think my spirituality isn't rooted in necessarily religion, but in the human experience.
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The problem in actually adopting the stronghold strategy is rooted deep in our psychology.
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The social issues behind the statistics are complicated and deep-rooted, but not unsolvable.
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In a game rooted in failure, it takes a special strength to remain unshakable.
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McCulley: She is a principled populist, rooted in a strong belief in social justice.
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The wind turbine and solar panel supply chains, rooted in Asia, have mostly recovered.
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It makes for a glorious mouthful, modern and soulful and rooted in sense memory.
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But the 22012 million is rooted in an official government estimate — of something else.
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We are again experiencing the litmus test of "Americanness" rooted in whiteness and capitalism.
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In addition to improving Indonesia's woeful infrastructure, he pledged to combat deep-rooted corruption.
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He was rooted in a place: There's an actual Mulberry Street in Springfield, Mass.
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Often rooted in anti-immigrant biases, they lacked robust modern interpretations of civil liberties.
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Often rooted in anti-immigrant biases, they lacked robust modern interpretations of civil liberties.
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Christianity is a faith that claims to be rooted in history, not abstract philosophy.
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And while that may sound rooted in religion, the idea is far more basic.
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"The Epic," though historically rooted, provided the opportunity for another kind of buy-in.
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These muddled and confused responses to the crisis are rooted in xenophobia and blame.
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He rooted for the Seattle Mariners and pored over Craigslist for old car parts.
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The hostility between Mr. Erdogan and Prince Mohammed is rooted in their diverging ambitions.
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That silence may be rooted in careerism and fear of retaliation, Professor Adler said.
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We aren't doing nearly enough to protect our fellow creatures, whether rooted or roaming.
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Axelrod's depressing political forecast is rooted in the bald hypocrisy being practiced by McConnell.
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Anger at their betrayal by the supposed democratic powers, already deeply rooted, is growing.
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Intel also had deeply rooted problems reflecting its years of dominance, Mr. Swan said.
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Bronca's power is rooted in Native traditions and histories; Padmini's comes from theoretical mathematics.
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Very often, I have found, men's difficulties with women are rooted in their boyhood.
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Mr. Blum pushed back, saying his films must be rooted in a coherent reality.
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"The vice of pulque was rooted in him," Mr. Ortega said of his father.
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The heavily indebted country's crisis is rooted in decades of state corruption and waste.
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The exhibits teach this because they are rooted in a white, 19th century worldview.
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The optics of lynching were rooted in both seeing, and not seeing, black life.
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But this has you know deeply rooted into the persistent Japanese economic slow growth.
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Given the financial incentives for stars to stay rooted, speculation about moves is cheap.
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"The culture of BDSM is heavily rooted in ethics, empathy, and consent," said Zhang.
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It is rooted in a desire to see more people get out of poverty.
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"The community is rooted here," and deserves a dignified place to pray, he said.
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In the end, the best regulatory approach is rooted in more transparency, not less.
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The failure of Iraq, attributed to our departure, is rooted in the same truth.
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This central, intuitive principle of justice is also firmly rooted in federal constitutional doctrine.
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Many elements of Tim and Eric's humor are actually rooted in long comedic traditions.
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J.P. It takes deeply rooted and restively curious minds to make music like this.
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America First is rooted in confidence that our values are worth defending and promoting.
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Her paintings, while rooted in the American Northeast, make little concession to escapist fantasies.
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As I walked to the subway, I rooted in my bag for more makeup.
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A new biography of thin-skinned Richard Nixon feels firmly rooted in the present.
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We have a policy of principled realism, rooted in shared goals, interests and values.
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Many, like Adi, are deeply rooted in their communities and have no criminal convictions.
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Finding cures for diseases like cancer requires bold, fundamental breakthroughs rooted in basic science.
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They also represent a long-lasting and deep-rooted commitment to communities across America.
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Pacification rooted in conventional warfare made the war in Vietnam seem simple, and winnable.
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Royan has said the move was rooted in his distaste for the Bay Area.
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America's support for Qatar is deep-rooted and not easily influenced by political changes.
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Jackson has described his approach to governmental service as one rooted in avoiding drama.
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Moving forward these conversations need to be rooted in the context of the Constitution.
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Rather, it signified righteous decision making that is rooted in acuity and practical wisdom.
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He deployed a harmonic language that, while rooted in tonality, was wayward and complex.
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Her issues are rooted in biology, but I think she's capable of better behavior.
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"This is a problem that is rooted in our political culture," Mr. Lasner said.
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But what especially endangers her reputation is that her brand is rooted in feminism.
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Part of their motivation for starting their business was rooted in their own experiences.
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His style is at once thoroughly personal and deeply rooted in its historical moment.
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Much of the misinformation is rooted in a misunderstanding of what these laws do.
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Hers was more pure, rooted in a strong sense of collaboration and mutual support.
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I am more firmly rooted in who I am and what I will accept.
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It's anyone deeply rooted in the world of technology tends to rely on tech.
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How seemingly trivial feelings of resentment and disturbance are rooted often in deep neurosis.
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We have a policy of principled realism, rooted in shared goal, interests, and values.
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Lore, like the podcast, is based around real and scary events, usually rooted in folklore.
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Moreover, his distaste for inflation seems rooted in a surprisingly moralistic view of the economy.
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But there is no quick fix for deeply rooted environmental issues like drought, observers say.
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It may have been rooted in not only essentially different political philosophies but personal insecurities.
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In this new year, MASP looks to mount exhibitions rooted in feminist and women's histories.
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And he ran a campaign rooted in breaking the mold of the gridlocked capital city.
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True impressiveness is rooted in how and what a 3D printer is capable of producing.
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Make no mistake: Oracle's legal war with Google isn't rooted in some small patent squabble.
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The program highlights a dependency that reflects disparities rooted in the colonial and apartheid past.
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Policies rooted in socialism, like Medicare or social security are widely popular across political lines.
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Their ideology was far more flexible than their partisanship, because it was less deeply rooted.
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But most attacks were mainly rooted in new stories what he chooses to call attacks.
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To date, the Washington governor has unveiled three other policy proposals rooted in the issue.
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I soon found that models rooted in discrete geometry were better suited to [our research].
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Immigration is a contentious issue in Japan, where ethnic and cultural homogeneity are deeply rooted.
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Unlike Earth, it has no trees and vegetation to keep dirt rooted to the Earth.
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He met almost every concrete allegation with a culturally rooted defence both impassioned and evasive.
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Oakbay Investments chief executive Nazeem Howa said the company would remain rooted in South Africa.
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The Rohingya plight is rooted in a centuries-long dispute over the group's geographic origins.
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Yet if their partnership was deeply rooted , that didn't mean America had to like it.
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But some of the discontent is rooted in legitimate concerns about long-term economic forces.
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Choo recalls their mutual love of nature rooted in early years together in Melbourne, Australia.
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Megan: I don't know if I've ever rooted for Theon, now that you mention it.
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Instead, these views are rooted in racialized views on who is helped by government programs.
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He grasped our purpose and meaning was rooted in a missionary's responsibility stretching back centuries.
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"The inspiration behind the project is rooted in contemplation of human perception," the creator said.
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It is a form of reciprocity rooted in the acknowledgment that our lives are intertwined.
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The Conservative Party is rooted in the world of garden fêtes rather than food banks.
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Malaysia's distrust of the offshore currency derivatives markets is rooted in the Asian financial crisis.
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The scientist's primary points are rooted in arguments that are equal parts economic and scientific.
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These ideas remain deeply rooted in our discussions of black men, sexuality, and crime today.
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The diversity that Kat offers the main character lineup is rooted almost exclusively in visibility.
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It's also a rebuttal to a much more deeply rooted societal problem transgender people face.
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Even the most outlandish conspiracy theories are often rooted in a little bit of truth.
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They are delivered with passion by characters defined in part by their firmly rooted convictions.
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To simplify the project, I am celebrating individuals' celebrations and their traditions rooted in nostalgia.
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My spread is littered with chalices and, therefore, rooted in the emotionality of my work.
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She's utterly convincing (it's rooted in truth, after all), and soon gets what she wants.
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The danger they pose to new democracies is greater than in more deeply rooted ones.
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They are rooted to the ground, their striving made more poignant by its obvious futility.
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So much of the tension in 10 Cloverfield Lane is rooted in Cutter's claustrophobic framing.
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"Technology's potential is and always must be rooted in the faith people have in it."
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Their relationship was a fantasy, rooted in the dream that marital bliss would last forever.
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The drive to tell this particular story is rooted in the filmmakers' journeys into fatherhood.
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Historically, the shipping industry functions on the basis of trust and deep-rooted professional relationships.
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It's rooted in centuries of culture and these vines go deep down into the soil.
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Cross-selling is rooted in consumer research that large financial institutions tend to salivate over.
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Instead, there's a combination of factors that are rooted in color theory and color psychology.
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Though highly contemporary, Kurata's work is firmly rooted in traditional Japanese aesthetics, values, and history.
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All those nitpicks, though, are really rooted in discovering the flaws of J.K. Rowling's worldbuilding.
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" Vigilant Solutions disputed the EFF report, calling it "inaccurate and rooted in opinion, not fact.
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It is an action that has long rankled with current Islamist-rooted President Tayyip Erdogan.
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That's one of the values in country music that keeps me so rooted in it.
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But unlike those other scenes, this one is rooted in something more grounded than flair.
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A text already rooted in our distrust of media, in 3D the experience is disarming.
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The app was rooted in Summly, a summarization app created by teenage developer Nick D'Aloisio.
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I rooted for Wu's heroine, whose pluck brings to mind a modern-day Lizzie Bennet.
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It's all rooted in that initial question: How might one find a way to survive?
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It may be a cliche, but like all cliches, it is rooted in some truth.
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Danica says she's a longtime Chicago Bears fan -- but has always rooted for Aaron individually.
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As opioid addiction becomes more deeply rooted, we need more paths toward recovery, not fewer.
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Much more importantly, Mount Rushmore is only monumental in its hubris and deeply rooted racism.
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According to one legal expert, however, Facebook's decision is rooted in Europe's strict privacy laws.
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Defeat for Erdogan's Islamist-rooted party in Ankara was a significant blow for the president.
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Trump also suggested Thursday that Romney's idea is rooted in the latter's support for Rubio.
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If you're rooted to your big home and your fancy car you're over the hill.
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Katie Pavlich: America cannot afford to elect a man who is not rooted in conservatism.
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These outlooks are hard to shift, rooted deep in your childhood when your attachment began.
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Migraines are a condition rooted in pain, and a pain-killer brand should know that.
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The family tree of Virginia bands had many branches, all rooted by Sterling's pg.99.
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The process of making vinyl records is rooted in Thomas Edison's phonograph, invented in 1877.
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I appreciate how that message is rooted in its leadership by trans people of color.
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A person who is firmly rooted can go out and enjoy the adventure of pluralism.
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But he also tackled another hashtagged movement, one that's rooted in Tinseltown's gender politics: #AskHerMore.
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"Our core business will be international banking, international capital markets, rooted in Germany," Cryan said.
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Naming children after prominent people, like presidents or celebrities, is actually a deep-rooted tradition.
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Only the Communist Party-rooted CGT spearheaded street demonstrations against the loosening of employment laws.
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This constituent-rooted system was borne out in the types of earmarks that got funded.
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Dustin Wright came from a family deeply rooted in military service, dating back to 1812.
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The Peats cannot be sure, but they presume that Stephen's problems are rooted in concussions.
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If Mr. Trump's troubles stem from foreign affairs, Mr. Clinton's were rooted in domestic affairs.
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And a lot of those worries are rooted in the nebulous concept of Net Neutrality.
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The other is rooted in Japanese origami and the famous maneki-neko good fortune cats.
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Much of Trump's power as president is rooted in his support from Republicans in Congress.
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As CEA chair, Okun stood for honest, objective economic analysis rooted in the professional consensus.
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A reckoning with hate, when rooted in Jewish history, is also a reckoning with resilience.
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Second, we must realize that forced migration is rooted in widespread economic underdevelopment and conflict.
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Medicine is rooted in natural explanations and causes, even in the absence of definitive evidence.
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" But at the same time, he claimed, BuzzFeed's "reporting is rooted in facts, not opinion.
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It was learned behavior, part of a culture rooted in an "us versus them" mentality.
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Many of their ideas are rooted in common sense simplicity that would grow the economy.
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It's no secret that Trump's immigration policies are rooted in antipathy for non-white immigrants.
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Implicit bias, by contrast, is rooted in the idea that we all possess inherent prejudices.
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At the time, leading psychological research disputed that claim, which is rooted in homophobic sentiment.
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HAMILTON "Rooted," visual art about trees and their relationships to plant, animal and human life.
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The struggle was intense ... Low self-esteem might be rooted in childhood feelings of inferiority.
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Lucca completed more than 400 missions and rooted out more than three dozen explosive devices.
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They are deeply rooted members of the community, but ICE doesn't take that into consideration.
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If the global recovery is firmly rooted, why are so many central banks cutting rates?
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They couldn't be, they say, rooted as they are in the populist traditions of vaudeville.
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That was initially rooted in its aviation prominence, which earned it the nickname Jet City.
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But do nationwide injunctions also bar regular people from suits rooted in the enjoined policy?
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Instead, they stayed rooted to the ground between the brightly studded walls, talking and talking.
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Each is a legitimate exercise of congressional power and is firmly rooted in the Constitution.
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I found many of his outspoken antics to come from a place rooted in truth.
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Most Americans know that this country is a land deeply rooted in the immigrant experience.
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Thompson saw the incident with the producer as proof that the problem is deep rooted.
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The power structure that inherently diminishes TVCs is rooted in the same foundation of inequality.
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Scorning young people has an obvious appeal to conservative voters, since it's rooted in nostalgia.
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Indeed, Vitale writes, the origins of policing are rooted in colonialism, labor conflict, and slavery.
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At Howard University on Friday, the anger was just as fresh, if more deeply rooted.
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All art forms rooted in the performers' physicality struggle to perfectly translate via technological replication.
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The tone of the tolerant content farm must remember that it is rooted in humanity.
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We want to develop characters and we want to tell fictional stories rooted in reality.
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That may have really rooted itself into the public conscience, [despite] contradicting research since then.
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Through rooted in the present, the exhibit is literally built with the future in mind.
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It's rooted in the past, but is perhaps a world unto itself—an alternate universe.
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Superstition is deep-rooted among some communities in Tanzania, a nation of 57 million people.
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For years, conservatives assumed their intellectual worldview was pervasive and deeply rooted on the right.
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These wins are rooted in the anti-fur movement that took off in the 1980s.
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Deep-rooted corruption in state and local police forces has been exploited by criminal groups.
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And I think our generation is pretty nostalgic for something that is rooted in irony.
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He spoke of resistance rooted in the very thing that makes rural Italy so special.
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These practices are rooted in what's commonly referred to as a broken windows policing strategy.
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Their shamelessness is rooted in their denial of climate change being a human-affected process.
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These impressive predictions are rooted in models that rely on atmospheric science and deep expertise.
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These two women sing their faces off, brilliantly, and yet it's all rooted in character.
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This particular variety of cereus is a pass-along plant, easily shared via rooted cuttings.
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There will be some flexibility there because I'm at a magazine that's rooted in politics.
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Instead, it was rooted in the emotional highs and lows that ultimately determined its fate.
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It was a marketing move rooted in the obvious: These two cities are inextricably intertwined.
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Having left behind the circumscribed world of Trinidad, he was never entirely rooted in England.
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Anti-Semitism is a deeply entrenched and historically rooted element of this Polish nationalist worldview.
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The source of the tax increases is rooted in the structure of the Republican bill.
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It is a drive that has rooted itself at the very core of our humanity.
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My own perception of the content farm model was rooted in my own personal angst.
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Racism is deeply rooted in the past and present of the American health care system.
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The show's most immediately urgent thread is rooted in gentrification's mission creep across Los Angeles.
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The violence against Indigenous girls and women, experts say, is deeply rooted in Canada's history.
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The pope also asked how "deeply rooted" the problem may be in society at large.
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According to co-owner Danton, leather is also rooted in a darker history: Nazi uniforms.
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They appeared to be rooted in efforts to find troubling weaknesses in Georgia's election system.
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Through it all, he finds a way to let his bebop-rooted saxophone improvisations shine.
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His political rise is rooted in Louisville, the state's largest city and a Democratic bastion.
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It is deep-rooted in our culture, and I don't know when it will go.
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The president's worries about the lira are rooted in political anxiety heading into Sunday's elections.
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And they're all rooted in Game of Thrones' three aforementioned strengths: heroism, subversion, and history.
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"I want to reiterate that this is not a response rooted in panic," she said.
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A favorite is the kapok tree: strongly rooted, with branches that reach toward the sky.
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One model, rooted in Freudian thinking, saw people as prisms of unconscious, often conflicting desires.
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Then consider the most glaring truth: Whatever Stalin perfected was rooted in the Leninist system.
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Deep-rooted antagonism toward the United States might well endure long after Putin has gone.
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And her latest endeavor is rooted in that spirit of inclusivity and fashion for all.
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Superstitions about the date Friday the 13th, are rooted in Christianity, according to National Geographic.
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Although this meme is rooted in truth, we're ready to leave it behind in 2019.
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The Eagles have empowered Pederson to make decisions rooted in instinct or math, or both.
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The Met's inability to perform on Sundays was rooted in labor contracts, not blue laws.
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But a fan's notes are rooted in a passion seldom matched by the authorized versions.
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His enormous popularity is rooted in the childlike joy he brings to golf — and life.
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And those kinds of remarks are not just rooted in allegations from the distant past.
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My mother's approach to parenting was deeply rooted in her commitment to transformative social change.
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It was rooted in their inability to connect with voters who had different life experiences.
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But other legislators did not bother to hide that their opposition was rooted in racism.
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Sadness in Housman is a one-size-fits-all emotion, not one rooted in particulars.
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ANO favors lower taxes but lacks deeply rooted views on issues such as European integration.
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Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei blamed a "deep-rooted, widespread and very dangerous" conspiracy.
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Celebrate Black History: Rooted in Plants at the New York Botanical Garden (through March 1).
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Yet Mr. Trump's move is not rooted in the reality of immigration in recent years.
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The theme is recurrent in Ms. Dass's feminist work, rooted in South Africa's Indian community.
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"Emotionally, Dice Kayek feels Parisian, but our craftsmanship is entirely rooted here," Ece Ege said.
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L'Arche, rooted in the Roman Catholic Church, has more than 150 communities in 38 countries.
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But not all of today's workforce innovations are rooted in the transformative potential of technology.
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So, let it be known that our hero's journey is one deeply rooted in love.
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This gap is largely rooted in disparities in achievement that appear as early as preschool.
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When I first saw "Sex and the City," I rooted for Carrie and Mr. Big.
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Hassan Rizayee, an Afghan sociologist, said the custom was rooted in tribal ways of life.
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Since then, they have proven that their power will always be rooted in their community.
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In Arabic, the word means "deeply rooted," but the new country was anything but that.
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Suddenly, he begins delivering nonstop suspense only loosely rooted in Rachel's story and its foundations.
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Reagan's true Cold War legacy is rooted in his deeply personal diplomatic engagement with Gorbachev.
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There, a series of prosecutions rooted out networks of corruption, cleaning up the political system.
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Nor could he respond effectively to accusations of deep-rooted anti-Semitism in the party.
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Visiting my grandparents on the Tohono O'odham Nation keeps me rooted in my peoples' history.
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This suggests the problem may be rooted at the foundation of the company, Williams said.
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"It was sweetly rooted in the past," the cartoonist Art Spiegelman said in an interview.
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The funding law is rooted in Cold War fears about foreign interference in domestic politics.
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"We've had to resist so many policies rooted in racism, sexism and xenophobia," Fendlay said.
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Ultimately, the impact is the passing of laws not rooted in facts, which hurt patients.
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The disparities rooted in this state of affairs remain politically thorny issues in both countries.
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It is a pain forever rooted in the soul of someone who has lived it.
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The old slogans of slander rooted in identity politics don't have the same punch anymore.
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"Really, the decision to move the shows back was just rooted in efficiency," she said.
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THE REVENGE NARRATIVE of East Asian cinema is often rooted in the breaking of tradition.
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In Buddhist lore, the lotus is a reminder that even beauty is rooted in mud.
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But some of the problems are rooted in cultural differences about how treaties were used.
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"I kind of look like a rooted plant when I dance," said Cátia Tappi, 40.
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It's not surprising, then, that much of Melania's style is deeply rooted in the '80s.
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I disdained fans from other cities who rooted for two teams in the same sport.
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The result is a thrilling hypertext rooted equally in the world and in the mind.
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"The results are still very good, because they rooted people to their communities," he said.
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In America's highly segregated black communities, especially, it's rooted in poverty, neglect, and institutionalized racism.
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"My conservatism is aristocratic in spirit, anti-populist and rooted in the Northeast," he said.
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So it's on us to speak the truth, rooted in science fact, not science fiction.
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Neither the ruling party nor the opposition parties are rooted in any discernible political ideology.
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Concerns about the welfare state rooted in demographic trends are often framed far too narrowly.
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It's deeply rooted in American framings of who was a citizen and who was not.
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This apparent inevitability underscores, perhaps, how deeply rooted our impulses to glimpse the "other" are.
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They said they really wished I rooted for the Jets because they loved Uncle Skins.
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People's interest in the murders is rooted more in morbid curiosity than in personal safety.
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That is like how they got rooted and how they get established in the community.
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In a narrow corridor, a young man was drawing an otter; artist and otter, rooted.
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While many things are rooted in tradition, modern royals are rewriting some of the rules.
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We rooted for one of the best representations of friendship on TV, we rooted for our favorite couples, we tried to figure out who exactly was A and Uber A and then AD, and the whole time we theorized how it would all end.
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GANZ Javier Limón, who has won a Latin Grammy as producer of the year, has worked with singers who draw on the vocal catch and cry of Moorish-Iberian tradition, among them Buika from Spain, rooted in flamenco, and Mariza from Portugal, rooted in fado.
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" Justice Kavanaugh also asked about what he said was the ugly history of Louisiana's unanimity requirement, saying "the rule in question here is rooted in racism, you know, rooted in a desire, apparently, to diminish the voices of black jurors in the late 1890s.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Italian neorealism is rooted in the bloodied soil of Fascism.
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Those who see an advantage for men often say these inequities are rooted in the workplace.
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The perception that Teller is, well, a bro, is rooted in an 2015 interview with Esquire.
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The product, from New York biotech firm RenovaCare, is rooted in cutting-edge stem cell research.
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The Metropolitan Opera, once firmly rooted in Lincoln Center, is now in some kind of desert.
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Rooted in the human condition rather than a distinct time or place, the show's appeal endures.
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" B.F.: "Every comedy is rooted in a real truth, and typically a painful one of sorts.
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The hobbies you do outside of work should always be rooted in what you're passionate about.
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She clearly framed her goals and her supporters' goals as rooted in movements, not campaign timelines.
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Pratt is a huge Seattle Seahawks fan and rooted against the Patriots during Super Bowl XLIX.
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Canadian liberalism is so deep-rooted that it does not depend on a Liberal Party victory.
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The alliance, however, has been strained in recent times, mostly over disagreements rooted in historical grievances.
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I think the true reason is rooted in the domestic political situation in the United States.
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He stood rooted to the spot near the halfway line with his hands on his hips.
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Jessica's decision to take the high road against Landon's Instagram haters is rooted in tragedy, though.
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