It roots, roots, roots for its home team — and does little more.
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It goes back to your roots, obviously, your original roots.
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I remember tweeting, "I'm on my way to the D.R. to rediscover my roots," which ended up meaning literally rediscovering my roots... my hair roots.
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I grew up with Dominican music and since Dominican music has so many roots I can still hear the African roots, the Native roots, in his music.
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We dig up a few more cattail roots to eat the stalks and roots.
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For "Roots Bloody Roots" the band relied more on its own guitar-band resources.
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How do you get at those deep roots, the deepest roots of the drug problem?
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"The community can connect to its cultural roots while it makes new roots in Philadelphia."
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You dig when you're blind, fingering for roots, then for what the roots are connected to.
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This is the roots of jazz, but it's also the roots of any form of creativity.
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Yes. It was there that we formed the group Square Roots, that later became the Roots.
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You should respect the roots and understand the roots, but also throw them away if you want.
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Use roots for roots, leafy greens for leafy greens, and other alliums for leeks, onions and garlic.
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The roots of hatred are connected to the roots of love and compassion and equity and safety.
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The woman online said this product didn't work for her dry roots… do I have dry roots?
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The roots in the past are kind of strong, but they're not roots that hold you back.
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The roots of your teeth lack protective enamel, and exposed roots are vulnerable to bacteria and infection.
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His homes celebrated his clients' modest roots without condescension (they were his roots, too) or heartland clichés.
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" Carlile also won awards for best American roots performance and best American roots song for "The Joke.
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Target introduced its $5 California Roots brand last year and added California Roots Rosé earlier this year.
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Centrist roots His bipartisan roots, the Clinton campaign believes, could resonate with voters seeking an alternative to Trump.
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New roots are being put down, after centuries of living here, and those roots ignore countries of origin.
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Alternate ROOTS Alternate ROOTS is a group of artists, cultural organizers, and activists based in the Atlanta, Georgia.
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New York roots Tuesday's contests were particularly significant for three of the candidates who have roots in New York.
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These soil-less systems employ hydroponics (where roots are marinated in nutrient solutions) or aeroponics (roots are sprayed with nutrients).
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You can feel your roots anchored in the soil, and the sap rises slowly from your roots to your branches.
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Research what healthy roots look like (light and fibrous!) versus what unhealthy roots look like (kind of a gloopy mess).
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To move toward the future, the Internet really needs to get back to its roots — its unsexy, specialty-chemicals–like roots.
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For example, the roots of grass look like silk to me, and the roots of a daisy remind me of wool.
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Then it traces those beliefs back to deep, sometimes troubling roots, and shows how those roots have implications for the future.
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Cannabiniers owns Two Roots in San Diego and has acquired traditional craft breweries across the United States to supplement Two Roots' efforts.
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It's not enough to just water the leaves of our democracy; we must water the roots -- and those roots are within us.
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The creative force behind Star Wars is revealing its progressive roots in response — even as their gatekeepers shy away from those roots.
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If you are growing out your gray roots, essentially it's gray at the roots and then your old dye color at the end.
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For one, instead of gravity dragging water down to the roots, droplets instead hover and adhere to leaves as easily as to roots.
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When he told me this was definitely Arsenal, though, I balked — everyone I know who roots for a soccer team roots for Arsenal.
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To ignore the characters Jewish roots, and his roots in World War II and the Holocaust, is to ignore everything about the character's origins.
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Album of the year, record of the year, song of the year, best Americana album, best American roots performance, and best American roots song.
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I need to know that there's roots down there, but I don't need to know what those roots are before I do the piece.
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"However, we are not sure that returning 60 percent of the chain to its roots [or closer to its roots] is the right move."
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Photo via Youtube Aboriginal roots-rockers Digging Roots have a message to share with the confused, fearful world we seem to be living in.
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But much of the scorn he has attracted — and that has, unfairly, slowly eroded his status — had its roots somewhere else: in his roots.
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Mythological roots The roots of the festival lie in the Hindu legend of Holika, a female demon, and the sister of the demon, King Hiranyakashayap.
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It is "The Roots of Urban Renaissance: Gentrification and the Struggle Over Harlem," not the "The Roots of Renaissance: Gentrification and the Struggle Over Harlem."
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The researchers at Austria's Institute of Science and Technology were studying cell growth in plant roots, including when and why roots split and produce additional offshoots.
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Service honored Franklin's roots Franklin's niece, Sabrina Owens, told CNN the funeral service was designed to recognize Franklin's gospel roots and her love of the church.
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But the series doesn't gloss over or deny his roots, because those roots are what make series creator Cheo Hodari Coker's take on Luke Cage so compelling.
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And so, plant roots navigate the subterranean labyrinths of soil, rock, water, bacteria and roots of other plants no less proficiently than mice in search of food.
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But as a younger man, Reid heard "Roots" author Alex Haley give a speech at a dinner about the value of having pride in one's geographical roots.
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"Bringing Star Trek back to television means returning it to its roots, and for years those roots flourished under Bryan's devoted care," said executive producer Alex Kurtzman.
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Use an Afro pick to lift the roots (but only the roots) for extra volume, and shake your hair from side to side to encourage movement and bounce.
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The conflict has much deeper roots But the conflict has much deeper roots, and its main trigger was the failed process to expand Catalonia's autonomy a decade ago.
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Places we return to, where we put down roots, but not strong enough roots to hold us — places that change us, that we haunt and are haunted by.
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They have their roots in American slavery, Jim Crow-era segregation, anti-Catholic sentiment and a particular form of Christian fundamentalism — and those roots are still visible today.
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In this same series, you can see my video about my own refugee roots, and a video about President Trump's roots and his hypocrisy when he vilifies immigrants.
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It also risks the possibility that dance music's socio-historical roots—roots among queer people of color that shouldn't need explaining ever again—will be forgotten, or worse, whitewashed.
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All this destruction and displacement needs the concerted effort of the whole world working together, to help these people back to their roots, the roots they hold so dear.
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BH: One reason why I think we've been so successful is we've stayed very focused on our roots, and our roots really are the hospitality field and the restaurants.
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As Sam Woolley, director of digital intelligence at the think tank Institute for the Future, asked the Journal: "What's real grass-roots activity versus fake grass-roots activity?" he asked.
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" The rationale for all the 'do accessorizing was quite pragmatic: "I was just always too late on getting my roots done, so I wore headbands to cover my roots up.
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With a deep sigh of relief at the end of a long winter of roots, cabbages and more roots, we finally spot those fresh green shoots, and everybody is happy.
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" 'Roots' vividly revived for a new generation on History channel So it's no surprise that after the initial airing on Monday, there were some cheers and jeers about the rebooted "Roots.
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Often referred to as "rainbow roots" or "shadow roots," this new take on the look might not be nearly as practical as Gomez's 'do, but boy is it so damn cool.
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She will be starring in a new documentary George Clooney's Irish Roots — The Real Descendants by Kilkenny documentary maker Gabriel Murray, telling the story of the Hollywood star's roots in Abbeyleix.
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Ditto Mary Katrantzou's psychedelic Knossos collection/ode to her family roots in Greece and her own roots in print, juxtaposing Minoan frescoes and multicolored Op-Art patterns in amphora-shaped silhouettes.
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"He's obviously motivated the grass roots, and it's one more piece of evidence that the grass roots are alive and well no matter what the pundits say," Lewis told The Hill.
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"These groups have not only galvanized the grass roots, they are driven entirely by grass-roots volunteers," said Mr. Murphy, citing the palpable energy these volunteers have brought to his effort.
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Each of them has roots in Canada — that's what.
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" Paris says the new role touches her "familial roots.
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All the while, we have remembered our roots — i.e.
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The plant has no roots or leaves -- it's parasitic.
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At low tide, its roots emerge — tall and spindly.
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" Go deeper: "It's our roots, our history, our civilization.
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But much like the physical roots of Groot, the sentient tree that Vin Diesel voices in the Guardians of the Galaxy franchise, Vin Diesel's roots to real hip-hop run even deeper.
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Ron Artest III just totally DUNKED on his dad, Metta World Peace ... saying it doesn't bother him if Metta roots for his competition, because he roots for his dad's old rival ... LEBRON JAMES.
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Mayer came on board in the second half of 2012 and promised to bring Yahoo back to its roots, which, in hindsight, made zero sense since Yahoo's roots were as a search company.
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I know that you recently sort of switched to like more roots-based sounds, and I was wondering... what sort of propelled that decision to go from mainstream sounds to more roots sounds?
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"My Roots in Africa is...Uber for trees, connecting local communities impacted by pollution or deforestation, with global citizens looking to plant their roots in Africa," said Kamil Olufowobi, MIPAD's Founder and CEO.
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It could take the brand back to its agitprop roots.
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I finally felt like I could set down some roots.
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John Kasich is old fashioned, thanks to his midwestern roots.
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Mr. Humm's roots in Switzerland seem more pronounced than ever.
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Milkweed Butterfly Flowering Plants Set of Three Roots, $14.99; amazon.
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Argo was founded by a team with deep CMU roots.
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But the roots of their appeal aren't in those policies.
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He roots for their South Side neighbors, the White Sox.
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Five years later, Lyft is finally competing with Uber's roots.
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To do so, he fell back on his Midwestern roots.
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It's good to connect with your roots, good or bad.
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"Dedicate" sounded pretty good with The Roots on backup too.
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It has its roots in our navigation of the Earth.
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Lindsay Lohan is laying down even more roots in London.
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Prior to meeting Hall, he was primarily a roots musician.
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I think that's what I've extracted from my Senegalese roots.
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In Warcross, out this month, Lu embraces her gamer roots.
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With your fingertips, shake out your hair from the roots.
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Another thing to remember is they've both got activist roots.
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These, too, are problems that have deep roots in technology.
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Barry Manilow returned to his roots for his latest album.
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Me, I stayed in Mississippi and became a roots man.
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In what ways do you connect with your Mexican roots?
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But the business has never strayed far from its roots.
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Sometimes, you've just got to go back to your roots.
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"Its roots are very deep," Garcia said of the party.
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And it makes sense, considering Cyrus embracing her country roots.
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"Egypt is heading back to its rural roots," he added.
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Her family has roots in the Cajun population of Louisiana.
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The malaise afflicting the German armed forces has deep roots.
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But the donkey crisis has deep roots in the countryside.
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FINDING YOUR ROOTS WITH HENRY LOUIS GATES JR. 8 p.m.
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Robyn Hitchcock with Emma Swift, American roots rock music. Jan.
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The feeling of detachment from my roots was very alienating.
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Views of nursing as a "woman's job" have deep roots.
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The Eisenhower family claimed early German- American roots as well.
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We will deepen our roots and strike at our enemies.
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The limited edition Bugatti pays tribute to its French roots.
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Drake: that I should get back to my Jewish roots.
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I was thrilled to share my roots with the women.
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But I'm also old enough to want roots as well.
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Her starting shade was a dark gold with brown roots.
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And it did so by staying true to its roots.
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Both events epitomised Mr Mitsotakis's deep roots in that world.
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This will help increase humidity without overwatering the roots. 7.
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From humble roots, he studied law at a Caracas university.
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Like Halloween itself, Mischief Night has roots in Pagan traditions.
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She also rocked a label true to her American roots.
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The roots of Canada's contributions to AI reach back decades.
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Founded in 22012, YC's roots are in Mountain View, California.
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Ditto for grown out roots and icy shades of blonde.
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Previously, the rodent's diet consisted of grains, roots and insects.
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The $3 billion continues to expand beyond its credit roots.
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The roots of the fiasco are not hard to determine.
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Mr Schröder's government opened citizenship to immigrants without German roots.
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"The roots of the Hui are in China," Wu said.
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The original Roots starred LeVar Burton in the lead role.
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WILLIAMS: I think its roots are as a female organization.
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We cannot allow that people with migrant roots feel threatened.
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The Roots band member also penned a Rolling Stone tribute.
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As essential to your understanding of America as was, ROOTS!
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Pathogens from water can be absorbed by a plant's roots.
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It's what roots me to my country and my people.
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OTOY's roots in the tech and entertainment industry are deep.
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Seen that way, Mario is just returning to his roots.
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Roots 2.0 does have its foibles, not unlike its predecessor.
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Has he betrayed his Northern roots to sound more accessible?
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Saying that it has deep Christian roots is an understatement.
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The roots of terrorism are much, much deeper than that.
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He wants to get in touch with his Armenian roots.
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It was hard going, hacking through mats of crisscrossing roots.
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It makes me appreciate so much from my Mexican roots.
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LOS ANGELES — MTV is returning to its live music roots.
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Easter as a holiday has enormously old and potent roots.
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I found myself getting closer and closer to my roots.
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Today, she's living a world away from her Hollywood roots.
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Notwithstanding her newfound fame, she's sticking to her roots ... porn.
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Black History Month has roots that go back 90 years.
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But in Nevada, he can also highlight his local roots.
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The Roots will also perform during his first four nights.
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First, the roots are bleached to accept the rainbow color.
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He addressed a familiar theme: the roots of violent extremism.
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But the malaise of European banking stocks has deeper roots.
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Could hardvapour's Eastern European roots be something of a hoax?
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Students, too, are increasingly looking to put down roots abroad.
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Given this, what "Roots" accomplished four decades ago is remarkable.
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Colonization stories have some deeper, complicated roots within science fiction.
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This is about sowing new seeds and strengthening old roots.
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This is a lovely time to reconnect with your roots.
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That's because the roots need soil and soil needs water.
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Our reporter looked at the roots of the sandwich's popularity.
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And he knows its strengths: leaders with deep community roots.
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That's where my theatre roots, I suppose, are most clear.
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Not odd for Brits with roots abroad to celebrate it.
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That could magnify Vukmir's connections to the party grass roots.
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By the time I was nine, my roots were firm.
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"It's like returning back to those roots," she told Insider.
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So this is why the roots are so… deeply rooted.
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His parents have roots in Hong Kong and Guangdong Province.
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Once your roots dig in, you're trapped — you can't move.
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One has roots in the area's longstanding Jewish immigrant population.
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They used machetes to cut through mangroves and tree roots.
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KATONAH The Small Glories with Joe Crookston, roots and folk.
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Zara Larsson performs; Wayne Newton sits in with the Roots.
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Ecovative makes packing material from farm waste and mushroom roots.
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The roots of that defeat are pretty obvious in retrospect.
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Its original creators from infancy alluded to his Christian roots.
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Its roots date back to 9.73 with warships and airplanes.
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He even started establishing roots for a hopefully prosperous career.
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He knows these insider secrets because he has roots here.
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I guess it has the roots of it in there.
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Accidentally dosing oneself with psychoactive chemicals has rich historical roots.
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The roots of the gimlet are murky at best, anyway.
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So what do you think are the deeper roots here?
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But for now, I'm embracing going back to my roots.
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He started a prairie roots mixtape and would find talent.
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But the roots of jihadism have a more complicated origin.
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Your dentist might recommend fillings to protect the exposed roots.
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This has deep roots in Britons' ancient scepticism of authority.
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That's where the roots of her national identity come from.
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Kors keeps his roots close to him in subtle ways.
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"Like resilient plants, people's roots regenerate over time," she said.
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Half the people in Augsburg have migrant roots, she observed.
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But some traditionalists fear that its roots are at risk.
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All either lived in the city or had roots there.
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So I just had to go back to my roots.
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Had Republicans in Washington forgotten their own Ivy League roots?
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The law does have roots in Quebec's history and culture.
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He's a political newbie with progressive roots, our profile shows.
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Time to bring the celebration back to its radical roots.
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The church's roots go back to the 1920s in Mexico.
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That's true of parsnips, celery roots and beets as well.
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"l have a lot of roots here," Mr. Clemens said.
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Too unusually constructed and cold, despite its war movie roots.
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But I never felt like I put down roots there.
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It was knotted with roots and all kinds of craziness.
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Excessive alarm about Trump's trade agenda has essentially three roots.
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But for students with Mexican roots it resonates most deeply.
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Boyce has Jewish roots, but hadn't previously identified with them.
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But like all jokes, it has its roots somewhere real.
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All these observances have their roots in violence and fundamentalism.
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The roots of Washington's budget dysfunction date to the 1970s.
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Ms. Tandia's roots lie in both North and West Africa.
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Now these giants are increasingly outgrowing their West Coast roots.
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A conspiracy theory with ancient roots and a bloody history.
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Sprinkle some volume powder at your roots before you massage.
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"I've never been vocal about my African roots," he said.
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The owners, Stephen Young and Reggie Aguinaldo, have Filipino roots.
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Roots continue to grow throughout the life of a plant.
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Those with roots have grown resentful of those with legs.
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Even the book's title reminds us of the field's roots.
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We've adapted to the modernization while remembering our cultural roots.
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They study the prefixes, suffixes and roots of medical terminology.
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My roots were struck deeply in their native German soil.
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Country and blues has deep roots in this whole region.
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The Jonas Brothers are returning to their New Jersey roots.
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Bruce Willis crashed an installment of Freestylin' With the Roots.
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His latest dilemma has roots that go back a decade.
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Spray a small amount onto your roots, fluff and voilà!
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The roots of the superpower split go back 22 years.
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Their religion struck deep roots and is still practiced there.
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In particular, she said, she analyzed the roots of words.
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Then it decided to develop something else: its French roots.
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The film has "significant roots in Chinese lore," said Boxoffice.
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The roots need to grow in the clay to survive.
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At first, the women needed to have roots in Tralee.
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But Leo's birth has brought her closer to her roots.
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Their hardscrabble roots may differ, but their attitudes do not.
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Underneath, mycelia acts like roots that actively build the fungi.
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His memoir traces his roots; it doesn't prophesy his future.
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Ms. Baker has roots in the punk and hardcore scene.
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I think the classical pieces might reveal their folkier roots.
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In her writing Ms. Hawkins lyrically illuminated her prairie roots.
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This tradition has unexpected roots, too: It begins with surfers.
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People with Kurdish roots were among the victims, it said.
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Then double back to the roots to finish the process.
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McLaren's roots are in racing, not cruising down the highway.
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"I didn't have time to do my roots," she said.
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" He added: "It's still about bringing you to your roots.
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The roots of their alleged beef stem from — what else?
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His deep roots in the Mormon Church transcend political boundaries.
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Dig small holes for the plants and cover their roots.
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She also has deep roots in the state's progressive politics.
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First, he washed its gnarled roots in a nearby river.
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California's proslavery roots run much deeper than one might suspect.
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This team is part of the roots of the city.
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"People come here looking for their roots," Ms. Faniyi said.
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A return to our historical roots is what is needed.
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Religious roots Gratitude is deeply embedded in many religious traditions.
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The folktale of Mozart and Salieri has even deeper roots.
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Obama, with his complicated background, doesn't take roots for granted.
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It is a place with deep roots in American history.
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Trees were pulled from their roots and thrown across roads.
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Klobuchar, Yang and Booker each put down roots in Portsmouth.
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That damages fragile roots and throws off the ripening cycle.
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The scenes have much in common, sharing roots in deprivation.
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Some may never accept information with roots they cannot see.
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"Every three weeks to color the dark roots," he orders.
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Takeda has roots in Japan that go back 250 years.
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Because unlike him and others, I haven't forgotten my roots.
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The Stockton project has its roots in Silicon Valley, too.
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"Hair toss, check my nails," croons The Roots' Black Thought.
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Square Roots hopes to expand to 20 cities by 2020.
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Groundhog Day's roots might be in European traditions and mythology.
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Repealing tuition remission would tear this up by the roots.
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Trump's style of speaking has its roots in oral culture.
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The location hints at the holiday's religious and spiritual roots.
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Queercore's roots stretch back to the foundations of punk itself.
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But again, we have to address the roots as well.
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Whitten's preoccupation with experimentation has deep roots in his experience.
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SQL has its roots in set theory and pure mathematics.
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So far, Idaho appears to be retaining its Republican roots.
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The war had its roots in the country's colonial history.
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Connect the party to the grass roots The Republicans rebuilt after the devastating losses of 2008 by forging connections between party leaders and grass-roots organizations, leading to the emergence of the tea party.
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I have never read someone so succinctly, eloquently, and urgently explain the roots — capitalism and imperialism — of the climate crisis, and how those roots grow up into the forest of our culture/popular imagination.
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So when I hear people say, "I don't want to hear about any more Roots," or, "I ain't gonna watch no more Roots, nobody wants that shit anymore, that was years ago" ...it's like.
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Vining plants are easy to salvage if you've rotted the core of their roots, as you can just clip off a few vines and put them into water until new roots grow and voila!
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In the former case, the plants' roots are directly placed in water and in the latter, the roots are exposed to the air and misted several times a day to encourage more rapid growth.
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Each class of Square Roots selects 10 people who participate in a yearlong program where they're trained in urban farming while also putting that training to use by growing food in Square Roots facilities.
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At its roots is a web of fiber optic cables that use electroencephalography (EEG) to monitor the activity of the tree: the gallery staff is attempting to keep it alive, watering its roots daily.
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Roots Down's chef-owner, Adam Trifone, grew up in the area, left to work in catering outfits from Atlantic City to Colorado, and returned to — well, to put roots down in his home turf.
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Mr. Starnone's novels often play with the notion of literary doubles and, like Ms. Ferrante's work, feature writer-protagonists who draw on their Neapolitan roots as material even as they write to escape those roots.
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Conceived as a roots band, influenced by the "mizikrasin" (roots music) movement that became popular in Haïti following Duvalier's exile, RAM combined ancient African rhythms, ceremonial vodou, and traditional folk music with rock 'n' roll.
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Ireland's Aer Lingus airline has created a genealogy-based travel experience called "Discover Your Roots" that allows visitors to trace their roots right down to the exact region and city their Irish ancestors came from.
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The permanent prominence of Al Sharpton and the eternal return of Michael Moore testify to certain unsuccessful reckonings, and the grass-roots left can be as amenable to conspiracy theories as the grass-roots right.
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The roots of the internet were in fact more radically open and decentralized than previous information technologies, they argue, and had we managed to stay true to those roots, it could have remained that way.
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The trick to using any dry shampoo at the gym though is to blow-dry your roots first, otherwise the shampoo just globs onto your roots and scalp, and won't absorb as quickly or easily.
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To others, it's a growth with roots set right in Brooklyn.
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Mr. Edwards, born Samuel Wallace Edwards III, has deep roots here.
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"My hair is still blonde," she noted of her damaged roots.
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Survival in the age of mobile means re-embracing those roots.
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Essentially, they mix agricultural farm waste with mycelium, or mushroom roots.
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But stars have decided to put their roots down in Calabasas.
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Looks like Justin Timberlake is getting back to his Tennessee roots!
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She also expressed her desire to return to her acting roots.
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Now, she's sporting more dark amber roots and golden blonde highlights.
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For his newest venture, however, he's going back to his roots.
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We all came from the same roots the same daily struggles.
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Like Max Martin and Other Megaproducers, RedOne Has Roots in Sweden.
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Kasich intends to target Michigan, where his rust-belt roots and
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Yet in going private, Merlin Entertainments is returning to its roots.
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But here the jazz recalls its roots as it gets respect.
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But it is important to understand its actual, widely ignored, roots.
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The term "natural born" had its roots in English common law.
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This gets deeper into the roots of our experience of FOMA.
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"I've to lean toward my Georgia roots," the Leesburg native says.
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He has roots with Nathan Fielder, too, and Sacha Baron Cohen.
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They create the flower but never let us see the roots.
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Square Roots set up the farms, which cost more than $100,000.
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Many of us have westernized too much, and lost our roots.
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Her Knightsbridge apartment betrays her upper-class roots, but Julie cares.
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In the end, Meyer returned to her conservative, anti-abortion roots.
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Same dark roots, petite frame and a tad shorter than Alex.
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But the roots of its post–Civil War disenfranchisement laws linger.
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Simply put, the word "shaman" has culturally specific, historically rich roots.
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You could say that our culture's puritanical roots are to blame.
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Confusing tradition The Korean age system has its roots in China.
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Venezuela's declining oil production has its roots in years of underinvestment.
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Different roots, different color bags, it all makes for different results.
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Alas, having naturally dark brows also means having naturally dark roots.
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This year, you need to get grounded and put down roots.
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The roots of all this lay in his first 12 years.
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So yeah, it's a chance to get back to my roots.
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Duolingo's roots are in spam — or, rather, the fight against it.
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Is it possible that Swift is returning to her country roots?
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Remember where our movements began and try to recover their roots.
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Kelly did give a nod to his conservative legal roots, though.
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This idea is smart, and brings Twitter back to its roots.
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What do you think of Aguilera's return to her blonde roots?
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Its roots are tangled in the topsoil, rather than running deep.
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Or the rocks and tree roots of a mountain bike path?
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From Roots, representing race relations, to Reading Rainbow and Star Trek.
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What we are seeing is a grass-roots army coming together!
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According to his Instagram account, Legan had Iranian and Italian roots.
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Half of all charities working in overseas aid have religious roots.
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Fourth, we wanted to stay true to our YouTube-y roots.
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One might assume that Ehsanul's jihadism had roots in his family.
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This isn't the first time Brown has honored her Halloweentown roots.
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Roots can also get compacted at the bottom of the pot.
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Victoria Justice is not afraid to go back to her roots!
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What if, instead of square roots, we allow any perfect root?
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It's a party that can't seem to shake its Nazi roots.
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Those dark roots, everybody's getting their hair done that way now.
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A 12-hour downpour after the heat flooded the tree's roots.
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He therefore took American citizenship, but did not cut the roots.
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Now, the company appears to be going back to its roots.
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The fight to cover up roots is just that — a fight.
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The history of staged images has its earliest roots in painting.
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Love Remains — Hillary Scott & The Scott Family Best Roots Gospel Album
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If you keep representing your roots, the city will respect you.
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Did Busy Philipps come over and drunk-dye her roots, too?
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Bernie's candidacy absolutely shook the Democratic Party to its neoliberal roots.
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It's reportedly based on Franklin's 1999 memoir Aretha: From These Roots.
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Colorist Joyce Gallagher toned her platinum and touched up her roots.
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The company's troubles have their roots in the dysfunction of apartheid.
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She seems to be going back to her roots on Instagram.
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She has family from West Virginia, but her roots aren't there.
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Building Blocks Harlem's African roots are at last coming to light.
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Throughout it all, she's stayed true to herself and her roots.
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Braids, I discovered, are the perfect hairstyle to disguise oily roots.
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The grid is broken both at its roots, and its branches.
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But it seems that modern German nationalism has deep historic roots.
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I just hope they don't forget their roots which is esports.
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The bookish side of the festivities has more recent, entrepreneurial roots.
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Its roots lie in the allocation of fair shares between individuals.
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Nob Hill gets its kicks, and its roots from Route 66.
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What if they could move like animals, independent of their roots?
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The Senegalese system has its roots in the country's colonial legacy.
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I am a physical therapist assistant and grass roots community organizer.
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It's parodying a culture without knowledge or respect of its roots.
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One twin apparently had Polish roots, while the other did not.
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How are your African and Latinx roots translated into your zine?
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It is also a device that remains true to its roots.
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The focus is all about jobs, reliable electricity and American roots.
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Cotton is floundering, and it has deep, ugly roots in America.
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Image: Washington State UniversityTattooing as a practice has very ancient roots.
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Some would have rather The Roots get the stage to themselves.
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That's my natural hair color at the roots, by the way.
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At the edge, tangles of roots reach down into the shallows.
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Her Catholic, western German background contrasts with Merkel's Protestant, eastern roots.
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His campaign was very simply a return to the party's roots.
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Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are holding onto their French roots.
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His wishes for the pony have roots in the family's faith.
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We've reached out to The Roots, so far no word back.
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Post calls it his "Texas Slab" to honor his Houston roots.
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TNX aims to bring queer nightlife back to its underground roots.
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The Roots are bringing some Philadelphia magic to the Big Easy.
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The group also features Questlove and Black Thought from The Roots.
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Lopez managed to squeeze her Bronx roots into another question, too.
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The rise of litigation funding has discredited doctrines with ancient roots.
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The men had chopped at the roots, sawed them, mauled them.
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Zankou Chicken: A family-owned Mediterranean spot celebrating their Beirut roots.
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So they built a free society with many roots in community.
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Atlassian's blunt slogan befits its Australian roots: "Open company, no bullshit".
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Another family with deep roots at BorgWarner is the Lephart clan.
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The roots of their relationship are also explored in Thanos Rising.
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For Microsoft, we'll start with a look at the company's roots.
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"Home is always the roots and the safe harbor," he says.
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But the campaign appears to be more AstroTurf than grass roots.
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But Rovio, notably, doesn't stray too far from its roots here.
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And it turns out that Cher's Mamma Mia roots run deep.
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Big companies have been getting bigger and putting down deeper roots.
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Today's giants have fewer assets and fewer roots in local society.
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She roots out Catholic gentry and is complicit in their torture.
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Those roots play a great role in who McCarthy is today.
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Because of its Jewish roots, it kept kosher until December 2015.
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But her roots continue to bring her back to Mexico City.
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But Back to the Roots, which is based in Oakland, Calif.
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Sonic Ranch is your first studio album since Roots in 2001.
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The roots of a company culture include rules, expectations, and policies.
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It is backed by several labor organizations and grass-roots networks.
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Though a tourist magnet, the beignet symbolizes the city's French roots.
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True to the building's roots, there's still lots of music here.
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This isn't the first time Mathers went back to his roots.
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Thank god for throwback pictures to remind us of our roots.
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Mr Viñas charges Podemos with moving away from its leftist roots.
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The Freedom Party has its roots in Austria's ugly Nazi past.
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Instead, he returns it to the roots of Christian business conservatism.
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Pinterest is also gaining traction in categories outside of its roots.
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The Democratic Party's fetishization of the suburban voter has myriad roots.
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Outside big cities, the roots of secular, inclusive India remain shallow.
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Curbelo is hoping to return the CHC to its bipartisan roots.
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The town then retrenched as it returned to its agricultural roots.
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"This is where our family roots are, our history," Culp said.
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"This is going to be a grass-roots campaign," Warren said.
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Charleston's Southern charm stretches beyond its colorful buildings and historic roots.
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So it's in early childhood that the roots of inequality lie.
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True to our counterculture roots, we all prize textiles and pottery.
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The lineup, all backed by Questlove and the Roots, was diverse.
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My roots also have more volume, and the ends look healthy.
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MORRISTOWN Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes, roots and blues rock.
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"American Pop," the Grass Roots and the Buckinghams perform '60s hits.
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The evolution of the American health-care system and interesting roots.
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He has French-Canadian roots; his grandmother was named Violet Champagne.
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Mr. Rymer's American roots rock is a huge hit with children.
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Definitely. But most important, the film doesn't forget its franchise roots.
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Mr. Calabretta has longtime roots on Etna through his father's family.
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It is a place we land, but our roots are elsewhere.
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The Sixers opted for a classic callback to Philadelphia's constitutional roots.
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Rojas-Berscia's Hebrew helped him with plurals, conjugations, and some roots.
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Is he preparing to retire by returning to his conservative roots?
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Clinton, to start their political revolution at the grass-roots level.
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It is not gone, but is returning to its insurgent roots.
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The ethos here stressed grass-roots, environmentally conscious, entrepreneurial urban development.
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Using a teasing comb, back-brush the hair near the roots.
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Chops and Sauerkraut, Americana and Two Gun Man, roots and rock.
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And despite having Zurich roots, it comes with strong local credentials.
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Paradoxically, the evolution may have its roots in the Democratic Party.
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Without herbs, roots, seeds, bark, and flowers, I cannot express myself.
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VICE: Where do you think the roots of your addiction lie?
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Her roots had spread deeper than she ever would have expected.
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She has American roots as well—her father is a Bostonian.
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Like much in Proust's novel, the scene has sly autobiographical roots.
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Our heightened anxiety has its roots in the way we think.
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This stark fact roots the Biennial in a fatal political reality.
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Yet this return to his roots isn't just a spiritual process.
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The animation is a nod to director Yonebayashi's Studio Ghibli roots.
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There was this explosion of roots bands all over the place.
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Here's how those roots have played out in the broader market.
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One of my main influences is the roots music of Colombia.
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In startups, as in sports, everybody roots for the hometown team.
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So, this current shade isn't exactly going back to her roots.
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Still, it's not impossible to stay true to your dark roots.
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Unique structures like this are owed to the islands' volcanic roots.
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I felt like I really wanted to reconnect with my roots.
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Klokkevold recommends looking for the dark, exposed roots in the mirror.
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From Reclaiming My Mexican Roots in a Pile of Buttery Biscuits
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Mamá Cultiva's roots have spread to other countries in Latin America.
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Our generation is more open and curious about our family roots.
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In countries with shallower democratic roots, democracy is quickly giving ground.
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It's local, live, smart, real grass-roots interactions, discussions and music.
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Since then, grass-roots artists have been busy reclaiming their city.
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Suddenly Nero started barking frantically by the roots of a poplar.
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While usually more irritating than evil, he drew on malevolent roots.
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"Sometimes a grass-roots effort can actually succeed," Ms. Thompson said.
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Its Latin name has the same roots as Sagittarius, the archer.
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Your career is heavily vested in developing buildings and building roots.
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It still has its roots in the ground, for the moment.
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Sexual abuse has its roots in sexism and imbalances of power.
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Cradles are the adjacent deep indentations, where the roots had been.
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The flurry of activity we're seeing now has robust intellectual roots.
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The Touchback Pro Root Touch Up temporarily dyes roots in seconds.
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Looking for a way to disguise roots precisely with no mess?
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They are determined to stay connected to their roots and traditions.
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For Holder, this mission has its roots in the 2010 election.
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With Google Shopping, Google goes back to its search engine roots.
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On the contrary, it's a homecoming of sorts to sports' roots.
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In that rediscovery is a return to roots for Mr. Forsythe.
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This, too, has its roots in American culture wars over immigration.
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He has roots in the Miwok, Pomo, Paiute and Wappo tribes.
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The label has roots in Singapore and now in New York.
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The roots of the church's problems in China go far back.
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Jamaican Reggae star Chronixx shares his recipe for vegan roots curry.
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I also liked the idea that I was photographing my roots.
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For her first American appearance, her Toho Studios roots are evident.
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Wired: Asking Americans to join your "grass-roots movement" for president.
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History: The shortage has its roots in the 23 economic crash.
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The Roots of Implicit Bias It's not about racism per se.
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The main thing is, I needed something to insulate the roots.
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Lucie de la Falaise has deep roots in the fashion world.
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"We win when we go back to our roots," she added.
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The importance of immigration in 2018 has its roots in 2016.
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A higher bun will give you more volume at the roots.
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As you do so, gently massage the roots with your fingers.
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The doctors' activism and the government's antagonism have deep historical roots.
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These stereotypes have roots in America's postwar military incursions into Asia.
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Plants need moisture in the roots, not next to the stem.
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Whatever your politics, grass-roots organizing really can have an effect.
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Saudi Aramco's success, in many ways, is tied to its roots.
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"Forget grass-roots politics, they just abandoned all that," he said.
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We might recall the roots of this lousy little morality play.
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When she beats me, she always roots for me as well.
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Roots, soil, pavement on one hand, the stratosphere on the other.
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Your hair has grown out, but the roots are pretty subtle.
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A melodramatist preoccupied with vintage soundtracks, American roots music and gravitas.
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They staged rallies while pretending to be American grass-roots organizations.
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Never mind that Alrosa's own roots look questionable in some eyes.
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The new Sabrina series has its roots in recent comic history.
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From its roots in Italy, 103 Corso Como has unfurled widely.
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We need to attack the deep roots of inequality of destiny.
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The roots of these troubles lie in Turkey's nation-building project.
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In any case, Mr. Kushner hasn't entirely abandoned his Jersey roots.
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The outdoor retailer has supported grass-roots environmental activists for decades.
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In real life, Robbie has long, blonde hair with dark roots.
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Memewear has its roots in fandom, though it's a limited precedent.
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With roots as an artists' colony, Westport remains a creative hub.
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Many say it has stayed true to its anti-establishment roots.
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Our physical features, our pet peeves, our passions -- and our roots.
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But seven million listings later, Airbnb has drifted from those roots.
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My family has roots in northeastern Louisiana dating back to slavery.
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And some of that problem may have its roots in pricing.
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Ms. Della Femina, the New York loyalist, stuck to her roots.
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In politics' fabled grass roots, Democrats have largely been getting thumped.
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Ligthouse AI has roots with Stanford University and Alphabet Inc's Google.
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Nabatanzi's desire for a large family has its roots in tragedy.
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The FHA has roots that stretch back to the Great Depression.
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Those fans could return to their roots if the Rams improve.
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It was kind of a grass-roots project in a way.
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The roots for perpetuating this conflict lie in the domestic context.
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I didn't want my stride to reveal my small-town roots.
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The city needed to return to its Democratic roots, he said.
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But where exactly are they looking to put down their roots?
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Her love for him had rebellion at its roots, both said.
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Get in touch with your roots, your family, and their stories.
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Over the past century, dating to its roots in Time Inc.
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Board of Education had roots in a case in her county.
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They trace their roots to the immediate aftermath of the Sept.
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Mushrooms grew on the roots of trees felled by passing storms.
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Sanders has strong support among grass-roots activists in the state.
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These individuals often have roots in US communities and live peacefully.
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There are many Latinx people who don't acknowledge their Afro roots.
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And it focuses on grass-roots organizing and youth leadership development.
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These links have their roots in a concept known as complementarianism.
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The fashion world's Nina Garcia is proud of her Colombian roots.
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Erdogan, who has roots in political Islam, attended one such school.
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But unlike Microsoft or Sony, it lacks deep roots in gaming.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Rolling Stones are heading back to their roots.
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There have been discussions of this particular plane and its roots.
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Fox News host says he roots for Russia against the West.
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"He's relatively transient but has roots to this area," he said.
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Instead, her music explored the blues and folk roots of Americana.
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Castro, too, has pointed to his roots when discussing his candidacy.
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"It's special to have those Puerto Rican roots," Rene Rivera said.
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Those roots clutch the organic matter that falls from the trees.
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Belief in their medicinal properties has deep roots, especially in China.
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One prominent expert called for more of a grass-roots movement.
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And she is making no compromises as she plants roots here.
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Legislative initiatives with roots in crack hysteria need to be repealed.
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But even from prison he continued to command grass-roots support.
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The roots of the bill stretch back more than two decades.
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I'd wager that example hinges heavily on the restaurant's local roots.
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Persuade someone to read "Grass Roots" in 50 words or less.
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Even then, the songwriter chose to reference the founders' Puritan roots.
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Clinton claims Scranton roots that served her well eight years ago.
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Grass-roots groups face more threats and more difficulty breaking in.
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What are the roots of the conflict between the two countries?
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"I want to go back to my jazz roots," she said.
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Asare said her own roots helped her relate to the hero.
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But its roots go back much further than the Obama years.
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The Matatu Kitchen has helped me reconnect to my own roots.
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When asked who should lead it, Moldbug's tech roots come through.
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The roots of the tree of liberty are watered by what?
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From How-To: Vegan Roots Curry and Spirulina Smoothie with Chronixx
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If an epiphytic orchid is planted in a regular potting mix, chances are the orchid roots will rot because the soil mix is too heavy and does not allow enough oxygen to circulate into the roots.
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In the US alone, you can perhaps think of Rich Man, Poor Man; Roots; and The Winds of War — all three center on the stories of one family, often traced across multiple generations (as in Roots).
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Upon closer look you see its roots have wrapped around the trunk and leaf debris has fallen into the branch crevice creating a small nest of moisture retention for the orchid roots (aka your moss/bark mix).
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The Roots' Tariq Trotter coupled up with the night's guest Donald Glover.
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The rise of inequality has complex roots, and some aren't easily solved.
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The only success we have is Roots and 12 Years A Slave?
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So a party with neo-Nazi roots holds the balance of power.
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People could start out that way and then, eventually, put down roots.
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Use a comb to evenly work the product from roots to ends.
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The twin problems of presidential overreach and political gridlock have structural roots.
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Daisy believes her Inhuman roots have empowered her and strengthened her identity.
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I typically shampoo my roots and condition the rest of my hair.
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With deep southern rock roots and the soul of Muscle Shoals, Ala.
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Wash the turnips thoroughly and separate the roots from the greens. 3.
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Using a mandolin, slice the turnip roots into 1/8-inch rounds.
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People often want to put down roots once they have a family.
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But while the roots are different, the result is often the same.
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And, hey: Who says roots aren't a style of their own, anyway?
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Divine's appeal lies in his focus on staying true to his roots.
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Members of the diaspora generation are starting to reconnect with their roots.
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Distribute the cream from roots to ends with a mixed bristle brush.
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The Kardashians are taking a moment to reflect on their cultural roots.
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Will Obama stick to his political roots or venture into other fields?
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Despite his sweet Degrassi roots, you can tell the guy's got layers.
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Arie, Jermaine Dupri and — digging back into his roots — many gospel artists.
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Tesla isn't the only one planting manufacturing roots down in the country.
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Others are putting down deeper roots in the markets where they operate.
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I lifted the roots up to expand it and make it bigger.
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The Troubles seem to shape the two men's understanding of their roots.
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But, maybe some day soon, she'll decide to return to her roots.
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The new feature recalls Anchor's roots as a platform for social audio.
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It doesn't exist in Sichuan, but that's where it has its roots.
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But she often returned to New York, drawn by her literary roots.
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The word itself has Latin roots: "sal," meaning "salt," became "salata," i.e.
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Some deputies with strong local roots could yet resist the Macron mania.
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The decision has its roots in the 2005 case of Roper v.
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PORT WASHINGTON Robyn Hitchcock with Emma Swift, American roots rock music. Jan.
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Think Toni Morrison (Beloved), Alex Haley (Roots); think 12 Years a Slave.
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Its young—especially those with rural roots—need to become more skilled.
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Even the crisis at our own border has roots in US interventionism.
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Julia Mata, 24, Illustrator I have roots in Central America and Lithuania.
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For Seele, the new focus is a journey back to his roots.
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His New York roots have been a flashpoint in the Republican race.
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Other groups have modified apples, artichokes and the threadlike roots of mushrooms.
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For this shoot, they wore head wraps to show their cultural roots.
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For Democrats who are promoting their environmentalist roots, ethanol is similarly fraught.
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The answer came in a bit of a return to Vice's roots.
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The stories in The Loyal League have roots in an unlikely place.
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The four-night, eight-hour Roots miniseries begins May 30 on History.
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Mixed martial arts has loose roots in a Brazilian form of fighting.
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It seems that "Fearless Girl" has retained some of her capitalist roots.
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But he wanted to stay close to his roots in building products.
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Beyond that, Blue is wearing Bantu knots, a hairstyle with African roots.
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It's also his job to anchor a nation to its cultural roots.
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So let's recap: Gone is the two-toned color and DGAF roots.
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