To do this over an extended period of time, you make sacrifices, and those sacrifices play a role.
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Twenty-six percent of respondents said "big" sacrifices are needed, while 42 percent said "some" sacrifices should be made.
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Sometimes, sacrifices need to be made in order to accomplish a greater goal, and these sacrifices are relatively small.
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Those are sacrifices that are important now, so that you don't have to make tougher sacrifices when you get older.
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I just felt like I had already decided to make the sacrifices before I even knew that they were sacrifices to make.
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And looking at it in terms of sacrifices made for a record, Transgender Dysphoria Blues has the most sacrifices made for it.
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And, you know, you gotta be willing to make those sacrifices and I'm definitely willing to make certain sacrifices to make it work.
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And, you know, you gotta be willing to make those sacrifices and I'm definitely willing to make certain sacrifices to make it work.
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"I didn't catch my daughter starting to talk, but you sometimes you make sacrifices and eastern European people are making sacrifices," he told Reuters.
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When using a laptop, sacrifices often need to be made; using a desktop setup requires none of those sacrifices, yet we're making them anyway.
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Now that they're asking Americans to make sacrifices, they're going to have to start being more explicit about what cause the sacrifices are being made for.
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When asked about his personal sacrifices for the country in an interview with ABC News, Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, said he has made sacrifices through his work.
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The two-movie story will almost certainly culminate as such stories typically do, with the heroes triumphant, their foes defeated, and all their sacrifices (and avoided sacrifices) retroactively justified.
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But there's a simple way to test such people's sincerity: when they propose sacrifices in the name of fiscal responsibility, do those sacrifices ever involve their own political priorities?
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But what they will find is evidence of the sacrifices made by those fighting on their behalf, sacrifices that connect each and every American to the battle of Iwo Jima.
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McMahon clarifies the tombs with human sacrifices in them are only a small number of the total graves at Ur, and that while shocking, human sacrifices in Mesopotamia were quite rare.
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"You can celebrate with your families, but understand that lots of sacrifices were made for this country, and the descendants of those who made these sacrifices are still around," she said.
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In order to get to the finish line, she made small sacrifices every day, including: All of Tina's sacrifices paid off when she got her final student loan payment notice from Great Lakes.
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I will not address my sacrifices, as they pale in comparison to the sacrifices of friends who have given life, limb and mind to the cause, but we shouldn't use the word victory.
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And it entails many sacrifices, including to one's personal life.
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Time is a factor when it comes to making sacrifices.
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The human sacrifices were buried with textiles, beads and ceramics.
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We need to recognize both his and his team's sacrifices.
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The life of a rupiah warrior is not without sacrifices.
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Sure, you'll have to work hard and make some sacrifices.
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It is galling when an undemocratic government asks for sacrifices.
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Sometimes one has to make big sacrifices for their kids.
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LG has added extra flexibility without making any design sacrifices.
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Bresson: Older people in town were talking witchcraft and sacrifices.
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That is, if you're willing to make a few sacrifices.
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Can Mr Trump name another ally that gave such sacrifices?
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And soon she is making terrible sacrifices for the cause.
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The search for a nationally ranked basketball team requires sacrifices.
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What sacrifices do we need to make for the environment?
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This sacrifices some range and resolution but significantly improves responsiveness.
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I made weight sacrifices on the way up, he says.
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The preciousness of time forces them to make certain sacrifices.
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"We all made many sacrifices to pursue them," he said.
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It is about the sacrifices they make for the countrymen.
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The only thing that Donald Trump sacrifices is the truth.
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The world of football feels immune to rules and sacrifices.
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So now he sacrifices speed for the sake of power.
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Was the final result worth the painful sacrifices he made?
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Our people have made extraordinary sacrifices to liberate their land.
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Tell them stories about your grandparents' sacrifices in war time.
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Both camps had to make sacrifices to secure a deal.
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No, I think these families know what sacrifices they're making.
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Am I ready to make the monetary and lifestyle sacrifices?
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There are sacrifices that come along with making that decision.
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There are sacrifices that come along with making that decision.
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They're also an accumulation of significant financial and emotional sacrifices.
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"All his predecessors' sacrifices have contributed to this," she said.
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All those sacrifices seem simple, but they added up quickly.
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"We mustn't forget the sacrifices many have made," she said.
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However, making not a lot of money comes with sacrifices.
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I feel the weight of responsibility for my parents' sacrifices.
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Have you had to make any sacrifices in the process?
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"Those sacrifices can be thought of as trade-offs because the reward for building your own business is significant, but that trade-off and the sacrifices to get there are also significant," Weissbluth said.
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I've seen Americans make sacrifices for our country and her causes and for people who were strangers to them but for our common humanity, sacrifices that were much harder than the service asked of me.
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After all, the company has made some sacrifices for such modularity.
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Living in New York, you have sacrifices, even without kids, right?
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He's going to be asking his own appointees to make sacrifices.
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Mysterious sacrifices The discovery leaves archaeologists with a series of mysteries.
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Achieving your financial goals will require you to make certain sacrifices.
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"You have to be willing to make some sacrifices," Lowe said.
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The space showed what appeared to be evidence of animal sacrifices.
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You can make sacrifices in one that costs you the next.
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XG: The performers, the dancers, we all make lots of sacrifices.
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Instead, it would be about people's lives, their valor, and sacrifices.
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But apostate conservatives also deserve admiration for the sacrifices they're making.
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But unfortunately this has always come with sacrifices in battery life.
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Thank you for your commitment and thank you for your sacrifices.
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He said the sacrifices of U.S. forces would not be forgotten.
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Absolutely. Does your family make sacrifices as you pursue your dreams?
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I cannot demand sacrifices from others and not make any myself.
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Of course, some of the sacrifices made for slimness still stand.
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Amber is going to have to make the major sacrifices, right?
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My mom and dad, and the sacrifices they made for us.
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I know what politics demands, I know the sacrifices it requires.
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Oh, and there might've been some promise of regular human sacrifices.
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Here are four sacrifices you'll need to make to achieve success.
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Veterans and their families have made tremendous sacrifices for our country.
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"We all have to make sacrifices and work together," Hariri said.
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Don't make any sacrifices as a dramatic gesture during this time.
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These are heavy emotional sacrifices that should not be taken lightly.
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Often, one of those sacrifices is the education of their children.
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She should have told her daughter about the sacrifices she'd made.
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But sometimes you've got make those sacrifices and do those things.
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The lives lost to gun violence have become sacrifices to him.
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Americans cannot forget the sacrifices made by those like Senator McCain.
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Oh well, these sacrifices will pay off in the long run!
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Supporting the first but not the second knowingly sacrifices citizens' safety.
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"I think I've made a lot of sacrifices," Mr. Trump replied.
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When I moved from Florida to New York, sacrifices were made.
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They were having to make these kinds of sacrifices or tradeoffs.
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People can trust that their own sacrifices will usually pay off.
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There'd been five animal sacrifices in the motel over the years.
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He thanked the mothers and spouses for their service and sacrifices.
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Of course, I also have to make a lot of sacrifices.
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I would think about the sacrifices my parents made for me.
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But there's good news: You won't be making these sacrifices forever.
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And even these smaller domestic sacrifices did not come without complaints.
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" Trump also insisted that he has "made a lot of sacrifices.
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Where people are making great personal sacrifices in pursuit of knowledge.
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At every turn, she had to make all of these sacrifices.
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Instead endowments are hoarded during downturns while sacrifices are made elsewhere.
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We all make small sacrifices in the name of social graces.
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Pakistan has made huge sacrifices on behalf of the United States.
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And I didn't notice any real sacrifices compared to "regular" Porsches.
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People of light complexion were slain as sacrifices; captives were killed.
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However, the personal sacrifices of spouses and families are often overlooked.
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The biggest sacrifice was really just a collection of small sacrifices.
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But the teachers also made significant sacrifices to go on strike.
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Who says a strong economy requires sacrifices in quality of life?
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The sacrifices were "very real and very intense," Ms. Rovello said.
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A tribute to Félicette could recall and memorialize these unwilling sacrifices.
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Joey sacrifices a trip to Paris when Dawson wants her to.
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"I think I made a lot of sacrifices, built great structures, I've had tremendous success," Trump said in the interview featured in the Clinton campaign ad, apparently comparing his sacrifices to those of US military veterans.
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"If you're going to travel with just a carry-on, you have to make a couple of sacrifices, and if I'm not wearing the exact right shoes, then that's one of those sacrifices," Ms. Falconer said.
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It'll come down to two main things: sacrifices from everybody, and unity.
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I am where I am today because of the sacrifices they made.
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After a dramatic back-and-forth, Natasha sacrifices herself for the stone.
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She claimed the sacrifices were part of her practice as a witch.
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As we grow older, we too often take their sacrifices for granted.
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PawN explains he made sacrifices to get to where he is today.
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They made sacrifices and put a lot of effort into this craft.
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And he sacrifices an idol to save someone who he wants gone?
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Doing so for a political stunt potentially sacrifices security for partisan points.
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A pact was sealed and sacrifices were given at the Nightfort. 5.
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You have to work the hardest and you have to make sacrifices.
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In Endgame, Black Widow sacrifices her life so that Clint Barton, a.k.a.
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At last month's Golden Globe Awards, Phoenix urged celebrities to make sacrifices.
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If they weren't willing to make sacrifices, they couldn't still be booksellers.
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Further adjustments and sacrifices had to be made to the watch's software.
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VICE: What kind of financial sacrifices do you make for your family?
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At the end of season five, Archer made these great personal sacrifices.
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And the significance of her father's sacrifices isn't lost on the phenom.
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Get healthier, without making any painful sacrifices, with a Philips air fryer.
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The supreme court sacrifices Jewish values on the altar of universal ones.
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If anything, they've made sacrifices for the benefit of the American people.
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But he, too, is making enormous sacrifices for the state Guard's mistake.
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Of course, the small body is going to come with certain sacrifices.
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Whatever, culinary sacrifices are a small price to pay for visiting Mars.
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She sacrifices her daughter's business venture for her art, which I appreciate.
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The sacrifices that are made by the musicians and crew are incredible.
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Judges, the ruling noted, must make sacrifices in their line of work.
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Syria's Kurds have already made enormous sacrifices in the war against ISIS.
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But you gotta make sacrifices for art, that's just how it is.
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And I've seen firsthand the sacrifices made by those in law enforcement.
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This is but one of the many sacrifices demanded of the faithful.
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Our nation's military families make incredible sacrifices to selflessly serve our country.
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Because of that, Democrats were willing to make sacrifices and take risks.
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We've made so many sacrifices and now he's crapping all over us.
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Collective sacrifices, regardless of scale, contribute mightily to American ideas of citizenship.
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But somewhere along the way, appreciation of our sacrifices has become diluted.
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The sacrifices made by our veterans are reminders to us of this.
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"Donald Trump said he has made a lot of sacrifices," she wrote.
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In the Judeo-Christian narrative, the son Abraham almost sacrifices is Isaac.
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The physical and emotional strains of stardom are evidently sacrifices for brilliance.
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"We are facing very difficult weeks of efforts and sacrifices," he warned.
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Simple sacrifices by American citizens can go a long way toward recovery.
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They could steel Americans to confront danger and empathize over savage sacrifices.
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We can avoid this national embarrassment without requiring painful sacrifices from anyone.
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And in season two, those sacrifices stand to become even more painful.
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And here are stories from federal employees, describing their sacrifices and preparations.
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To pay for the millionaire tax cuts, sacrifices had to be made.
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D. is so encouraging and willing to make sacrifices for my dream.
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Because people will make compromises and sacrifices, and they'll lose the vision.
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To captivate viewers, the true crime genre sacrifices reality for dramatic flourishes.
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We have to make countless sacrifices, big and small, for our communities.
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"Can Mr. Trump name another ally that gave such sacrifices?" he asked.
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So I wouldn't say I'm making any sacrifices, I'm just being responsible.
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"Our people won't be broken," he said, "no matter what the sacrifices."
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Due to the coronavirus pandemic, Americans are being asked to make sacrifices.
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Between Kovacs and Quel, he really gives his all and sacrifices everything.
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These are the sacrifices I make for you and I love it.
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The tide is turning and it makes all the sacrifices worth it.
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That ultimately makes the sacrifices that he's asked to make quite untenable.
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Many of these families already make impossible sacrifices to afford Internet access.
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To say the family made sacrifices would be to put it mildly.
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Growing up in newly prosperous Korea, millennials made sacrifices of their own.
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Animal sacrifices continued on Wednesday when goats and other animals were slaughtered.
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The result often sacrifices long-term land health for short-term profits.
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Were the broken ceramics found near the entrances used for ritual sacrifices?
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The sacrifices of our brave security personnel shall not go in vain.
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They argue that showing the dead inflames controversy and politicizes soldiers' sacrifices.
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Man, the sacrifices one has to make to live in the suburbs.
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More than that, Bao gorgeously depicts the complicated facets of the Asian immigrant parent to child relationship: the sense of debt for the sacrifices your parents have made, as well as the guilt of realizing you never appreciated these sacrifices when you were a child; the ways our culture makes these kinds of emotions difficult to speak aloud, and the way such sacrifices are impossible to repay.
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Instead of allowing their children to benefit from the sacrifices made to build the businesses, the government appropriates the fruits of many decades of hard work for which female entrepreneurs often pay a disproportionately high price in personal sacrifices.
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Again, I can only imagine the sacrifices that they make every single day.
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Yet at this point, for most people, I think the sacrifices are acceptable.
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Cheryl, unfortunately, sacrifices herself and stays, fighting off the guards while Toni flees.
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" She added: "I recognize the great sacrifices made in the liberation of Mosul.
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This largely sacrifices the primary benefits offered by crypto-currency to begin with.
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He made so many sacrifices, even to the detriment of his own self.
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The exhibition's strength is in Wong's conceptual offerings, sacrifices, and moments of gratitude.
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"This Mother's Day, thank the moms for all their sacrifices," the video teases.
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It's rare to find the perfect solution without making sacrifices along the way.
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She's probably thought about it differently and maybe made certain decisions or sacrifices.
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" Ghazala Khan added: "Donald Trump said he has made a lot of sacrifices.
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" Trump to Khizr Khan: 'I've made a lot of sacrifices' "Who wrote that?
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Everything she works and sacrifices for is about to be totally worth it.
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The sacrifices will not be made, and Europe will continue to muddle through.
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Their failure isn't tragic and meaningful, like the sacrifices that end Rogue One.
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Catchers make great physical sacrifices for the most intimate experience of game immersion.
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Looking back, I remember sacrifices I had to make for my beloved masturbation.
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Dreamers know the sacrifices it can take to get to a better future.
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To be sure, there are hardware sacrifices made here, one being the keyboard.
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We respect the risks you take and we honor the sacrifices you make.
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It's a process that represents a long wait and a lot of sacrifices.
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" To boycott this event, he said, would "betray the sacrifices of our ancestors.
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Through the hard work, the pain, the sacrifices, this has been my target.
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Clarke sacrifices her hood for Emori, thinking that the Nightblood will save her.
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Not surprisingly, there are sacrifices when you're working on such a tiny computer.
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But for critics like Shaub, that's one of the sacrifices of public service.
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For her, making sacrifices to serve her country has never been a question.
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His policy sacrifices American interests in the vain pursuit of gratifying those needs.
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Every day, thousands of servicemen and servicewomen make tremendous sacrifices for our country.
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But, given the bounty that the format encourages, these felt like small sacrifices.
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Young people are waiting for history to continue, and ready to make sacrifices.
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Naturally, sacrifices needed to be made to get to a $14,995 starting price.
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Our society values and honors the sacrifices that mothers make for their families.
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"Donald Trump said he has made a lot of sacrifices," Ms. Khan said.
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These values fueled the sacrifices for freedom at Gettysburg and Normandy and Fallujah.
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Our five-part series on these very public sacrifices is now up online.
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But, as with any small business owner, this freedom came with huge sacrifices.
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" "Fidayeen" is an Arabic term that loosely translates as "one who sacrifices himself.
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New buyers making such sacrifices will be hoping to follow in Zhang's footsteps.
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"We've all made a lot of sacrifices to get this far," he says.
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No real sacrifices are ever required, provided you nail all your button prompts.
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My effort to also keep the corners wide open came with some sacrifices.
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It's a really scary time, but we need to make sacrifices right now.
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This sacrifices 30 million small business owners and the economy for political reasons.
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"I think maybe the sadness is really about feeling the sacrifices," she said.
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Meanwhile, Gloria almost sacrifices her freedom helping an ICE detainee call her children.
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Was there a possible outcome where Clint Barton sacrifices himself instead of her?
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They don't want to lose ... People make all kinds of sacrifices for things.
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They want their kids to make good on the sacrifices their parents made.
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"No committee chairmanship is worth it, if it sacrifices my principles," she said.
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Each actor has an incentive to free-ride on the sacrifices of others.
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Thank you for standing strong and making sacrifices for the good of all.
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He will never understand the sacrifices our service members and their families make.
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This sacrifices U.S. jobs and benefits no one, especially not the federal treasury.
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It is time to fix things and make sacrifices for the greater good.
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The sacrifices people made to pay off their debt might not surprise you.
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Sacrifices and pledge drives were necessary to keep his hockey career marching forward.
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She represents the stratum of society that makes sacrifices for the lucky few.
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This is a misguided attempt at transparency that sacrifices employee and employer privacy.
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All the major players made sacrifices, but they all got something in return.
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What are some of the biggest sacrifices you have made for this cause?
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The countless sacrifices made by our countrymen will not go in vain Inshallah.
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Mind you, I'm a bleeding-heart liberal whose patriotic heart grows fourfold when I think about the sacrifices my immigrant ancestors made to come to this country, sacrifices others are making today only to be turned away at the border.
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But among a sample of nearly 800 who said they were current caregivers of older family members, 32 percent said they have made financial sacrifices, and 28 percent said they have made career sacrifices, to be there for their loved ones.
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The Style also sacrifices wireless payment via NFC, another key feature new for Wear.
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If Trump started doing human sacrifices they'd probably think, 'How many cameras to bring?
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We are the guardians of that memory, of their contribution and of their sacrifices.
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Without money or success at the polls, the sacrifices were beginning to pile up.
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Other staples of R'hllor include human sacrifices (we remember you, Shireen) and blood magic.
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Viewers are meant to empathize with the sacrifices she made as a faithful wife.
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We've learned that everyone CAN make sacrifices to something meaningful in their own way.
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Honor made no ergonomic sacrifices in producing a high-performing and long-lasting phone.
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These are the sacrifices that China's medical workers have made, and continue to make.
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This makes the film unpredictable and genre-bending, but sacrifices character development for spectacle.
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When you talk about sacrifices — Bo's making a huge physical sacrifice for his magic.
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Otherwise, they'll have to make sacrifices for the platform or develop other game versions.
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He also said peace would depend on whether Israel is willing to make sacrifices.
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But PSVR sacrifices too much, delivering an inconsistent and too-often physically discomforting experience.
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Kaepernick was criticized as being insulting to those who made sacrifices for the country.
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Take a moment and reflect on all the sacrifices that the Armed Services made.
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"It is important for them to remember the sacrifices they may need to make."
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We must not take the sacrifices of those that came before us for granted.
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Many have rejoiced at the sight of pampered princes also having to make sacrifices.
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When a country goes to war, its citizens have to make sacrifices, as Sen.
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It does seem like there is a disparity in who ultimately makes the sacrifices.
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I guess it's just because everyone is tired of all the sacrifices they've made.
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Workers are making sacrifices and going out into the streets to call for change.
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We're talking soldiers, innocent bystanders, dire wolves, key characters, human sacrifices — you name it.
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Democratic respondents overwhelmingly preferred large sacrifices over small ones, 28500 percent to 6900 percent.
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Tribalism, in his telling, means a willingness to make substantive sacrifices for a community.
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Yes, Kelly delivered a stirring and moving testimonial to the sacrifices of military families.
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Of course, Buffy sacrifices her own life instead—but that is her literal job.
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When the Dennings decided to begin traveling in 2007, they had to make sacrifices.
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By then, his family understood that its financial and logistical sacrifices would be rewarded.
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"Today is a wrenching reminder of the sacrifices they make for us," he said.
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"I think I've made a lot of sacrifices," Mr. Trump said to Mr. Stephanopoulos.
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Microsoft may need to make sacrifices in other areas to keep the price down.
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But, elsewhere, only splitting hairs can justify the generalizations to which she sacrifices possibility.
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Pressed on the nature of said sacrifices, he mentioned something about real estate development.
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They are mothers, they are fighters, they are role models who make countless sacrifices.
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What are the sacrifices that people are making in order to access an abortion?
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Some thanked God for the sacrifices the police made daily to protect their cities.
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"Coach Ek is a very good-hearted man who sacrifices everything," Colonel Phak said.
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Here's why it will take so long for our sacrifices to have visible effects.
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She said the elder Ms. Pressley made "personal and financial" sacrifices for her daughter.
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Are there any sacrifices, including your own, that could be justified by a victory?
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He himself has already made huge sacrifices to this case, as we find out.
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But the orchestra's sacrifices provided leverage in the community, and contributions have risen sharply.
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We made these sacrifices so that you can get educated and start a career.
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Sometimes, as with the Crocketts, Boyd sacrifices detail in his efforts to be comprehensive.
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Former allies like the European Union, Canada, Mexico have become sacrifices to trade protectionism.
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These indiscretions which attract much adverse publicity tend to blur her sacrifices & her contribution.
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Such an outcome could waste all the US sacrifices over the last 20 years.
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Film Club What sacrifices do some people have to make to achieve their dreams?
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Or that a new batch of reserves would refuse to make the necessary sacrifices.
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"Congress can never repay these men, women and families for their sacrifices," he said.
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And while she says she's proud, this kind of life doesn't come without sacrifices.
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He said he hoped that Woodard never doubted that his sacrifices made a contribution.
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They credited their parents' sacrifices for helping them to improve their lives and succeed.
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James has pursued them all without seeming to make either financial or ethical sacrifices.
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But she said it's important not to let anyone take advantage of your sacrifices.
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The translation wasn't 'he who sacrifices himself,' although that was often part of it.
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But then she sacrifices the snack to cheer for a grand slam. http://abcn.
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As in chess, a few opening sacrifices may secure a win in the end.
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It is very disappointing that we are being sidelined after the sacrifices we made.
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For instance, it may be the most accurate, but sacrifices speed to get that.
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What sorts of sacrifices do you imagine he had to make, and may still?
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Anderson's made a lot of sacrifices getting into politics at such a young age.
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"Their best players just care about the team and are willing to make sacrifices."
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They all were [making] sacrifices that nobody knew about—things I would never do.
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The Olympics are upon us; go watch Vonn, and appreciate her sacrifices and ability.
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" However, Trump said he "studied Afghanistan in great detail and from every conceivable angle" and concluded the U.S. needs to carry on and "seek an honorable and enduring outcome worthy of the tremendous sacrifices that have been made, especially the sacrifices of lives.
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The Mercator projection, which sacrifices accurate geography for nice, straight lines, is a classic example.
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If Americans want government programs, they need to make difficult sacrifices to pay for them.
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We'll be the first to tell you — these bags are worth any sleep sacrifices required.
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She is a feminist icon who got too little love and appreciation for her sacrifices.
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Players must to make tough decisions and sacrifices in the name of the greater good.
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For once, she looks vulnerable, yet Jorah swoops in and sacrifices his life for her.
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But because there's only so much time in each day, you're forced to make sacrifices.
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But even for something as important as that home button, the sacrifices were too great.
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He understands the physical and temporal sacrifices her job requires, but not the mental toll.
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Without such an animating mission, some question the sacrifices of sovereignty that EU membership demands.
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The town clearly was in agreement that the Liars were their own non-virgin sacrifices.
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I just think you see the dedication of these folks and the sacrifices they make.
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It's a painful story about family and home, and the sacrifices necessary for their protection.
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The disturbing videos show her cleaning the room she's been using for apparent animal sacrifices.
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She went on to share how her parents' sacrifices have shaped her vision of love.
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Today I stand with you in acknowledging the sacrifices on all sides of that conflict.
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It was devastating because I knew all the sacrifices my mother made to keep me.
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Compared to the sacrifices she has made for us over the years, this is nothing.
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The sacrifices they made to take care of me, the feeding, changing, burping, crying, everything.
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So it is difficult to convince countries to make sacrifices in order to increase trade.
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Things like smart cities can be very appealing, but what are the sacrifices we're making?
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Hitman plays situations just seriously enough, but never sacrifices its self-awareness to do so.
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He even sacrifices his love for her, giving it all up for the greater good.
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Be prepared to make sacrifices, but also know what you will not sacrifice or compromise.
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I gotta make some sacrifices, not just for me but for the other people involved.
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People make sacrifices, and I don't know if that's one of the ones I'd make.
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Yet there's never been a time when his own personal sacrifices have registered that strongly.
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I'm tremendously grateful for all of the hard work and the many sacrifices you've made.
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"People are going to have to make sacrifices, one way or the other," he said.
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You strive for excellence and may have even made sacrifices to advance in the workplace.
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"She had to come to terms with what sacrifices she would make," Ms. Salibello said.
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"It wasn't the wealthy who made the biggest financial sacrifices after the financial crisis," Mrs.
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"A hero puts themselves in harm's way, sacrifices their life for someone else," he said.
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Every day I saw the sacrifices they made for our family and for the community.
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Eventually, one guy pats the groom on the back and sacrifices himself for the clan.
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And however much I'd like to say otherwise, coming out comes with its own sacrifices.
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"I made great sacrifices to live this life," she says in Bangali via an interpreter.
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An agreement that sacrifices justice to this extent is unlikely to achieve a durable peace.
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"Make sure those sacrifices aren't so great that it's having a disproportionate effect," said Patterson.
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With all the sacrifices and all the losses, there are also upsides to my Tourette's.
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I didn't tell them that I often wonder if their sacrifices were all worth it.
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He finds one in Sergei, an academic who sacrifices his job for his own ideals.
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"Moral leadership means truly putting people first and making whatever sacrifices that entails," said Seidman.
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Reach out to them and let them know that you see the sacrifices they're making.
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It is altogether harder to actually make those sacrifices today in the face of suffering.
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Horton committed fully to her goal and was willing to make sacrifices to reach it.
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And while I've never offered burned sacrifices to Zeus, I do go to yoga occasionally.
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"To get into medical school requires you to make a lot of sacrifices," he said.
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Only strong bonds, built through embodied mutual activities, have the power to motivate real sacrifices.
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What comes to your mind are all the sacrifices, the traveling, the study, the difficulties.
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To honor the sacrifices they made so women in my generation will have more access.
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" Though he would not disclose exactly how much, he did say, "We're making some sacrifices.
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Slimmed down for speed, the script sacrifices depth and clarity and with them some comedy.
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No one disputes that sacrifices are necessary, but how extreme do we need to be?
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The Aztecs and other Mesoamerican peoples performed ritualistic human sacrifices as offerings to the sun.
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Our history and engagement with Afghanistan and the sacrifices of the campaign demand nothing less.
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The men and women who serve our country make countless sacrifices to protect our freedom.
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Conflating public use cases with law enforcement use cases adds unnecessary complexity and sacrifices privacy.
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The sacrifices of their parents and grandparents were calculated to bear fruit in their lives.
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It sacrifices everything else in the name of comfort, and it's better off for it.
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And now, sacrifices and all, we're so happy to be settling into our forever home.
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Getting to explore space sounds pretty darn cool, but the experience comes with many sacrifices.
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Being so far away from my family has made me more appreciative of their sacrifices.
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But once I was able to experience freedom, it made all these sacrifices worth it.
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We should not treat their sacrifices so carelessly by handing over voting privileges to noncitizens.
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I join all Americans in thanking them for their sacrifices and those of their families.
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What hard decisions and sacrifices did Cooper Burbank's family make when they moved to Chinle?
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In the Philippines, songs are written about their heroic sacrifices, legendary exploits and Lothario lifestyles.
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"He felt he needed to make certain sacrifices to protect his family," Mr. Capria wrote.
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""Public health is sometimes about some people making sacrifices for the good of the many.
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A minor price to pay compared to the sacrifices made by some of my compatriots.
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But these are the sacrifices a constructor might make to bring his idea to life.
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All five said they fear that the feats and sacrifices of D-Day are being forgotten.
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And many parents can surely relate to the sacrifices she's made to cultivate her kid's talents.
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We have won this sovereign right with great sacrifices and at the cost of great risks.
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More importantly, I was shown that they honor those sacrifices with their words and their actions.
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"Military families deserve safe, high quality housing commensurate with the sacrifices they make every day," Sen.
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But Sevigny notes that other actresses might be more willing to make sacrifices for a role.
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"The men would come from outside during our sacrifices, during our festivals," says Ly Sam Oeun.
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This is just one example of the extreme sacrifices by Chinese health workers during the outbreak.
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It helped them understand Elvi's disability and the sacrifices her brother has to make every day.
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Some, like Seydoux's character Fragile, have made incredible sacrifices for humanity and gained powerful DOOMS abilities.
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Now, obviously the keys are pretty cramped, and sacrifices had to be made in the layout.
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But you have to know going in that there will be some sacrifices to convertible ownership.
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Raised by a single mother, Kayla understood the sacrifices and struggles a single parent would face.
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No one outside of our sport truly understands the financial sacrifices and strains that are presented.
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Music is vibrant and clear, with no obvious sacrifices in the bass, mid, or high ranges.
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The Navajo Nation Council confirmed his death, hailing the services and sacrifices made by Navajo warriors.
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But that doesn't mean you should make a ton of sacrifices in the name of love.
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But don't forget the sacrifices moms are making the next time you're at the ballot box.
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A lot of the time, using this old hardware means you have to make some sacrifices.
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At the end of the series, Hugh sacrifices himself to the house and stays there forever.
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Instead, I remember all of her actions, her sacrifices, her struggles, her perseverance and her grace.
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If it wasn't for the sacrifices that she made, I wouldn't be who I am today.
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He did animal sacrifices and seduced Margarita, convincing her that he could get her into movies.
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"We took a leap of faith, and found the rewards far outweighed the sacrifices," he writes.
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Instead, the whole event revolves around Sebastian, and the sacrifices he's making to fuel his dream.
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"Like you, I have made so many sacrifices for this campaign," the GOP's presidential nominee added.
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We owe it to our children not to allow those sacrifices to have been in vain.
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The contributions and sacrifices from military families are real – and our appreciation must be real too.
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There was no service available for her, so she made a bunch of sacrifices for us.
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Not only are these sacrifices statistically overwhelmingly likely to be in vain, they're also completely disproportionate.
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Only time will tell what sacrifices will be made next in the name of pizza progress.
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Taking Fire on the Discovery channel makes me so thankful for our troops and their sacrifices.
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He sacrifices himself to the prison alien so he can serve as a human translation device.
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It's easier to make these sacrifices when you're in a better place, when you stay healthy.
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When you have something to prove, all the (sacrifices) you made to get here come out.
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The more sacrifices you make now, the sooner you'll be able to afford your first home.
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But she's disheartened that the federal government doesn't recognize the sacrifices teachers make for their students.
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Ordinary Jamaicans largely accepted the sacrifices they had to make to adhere to the IMF agreement.
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Such are the sacrifices you make to cosplay a strong and powerful hero at Comic-Con.
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Vacations, dining out and saving money are the top sacrifices city dwellers make, according to Rent.
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He knows he became PM because of the sacrifices, mobilization, agitation and support of the youth.
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We remain a beacon of hope for the rest of the world because of their sacrifices.
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This is an important way of honoring the sacrifices of those America puts in harm's way.
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The money, the success, the sacrifices: Snoop Dogg, Jermaine Dupri, Damon Dash and Bryan Williams, a.k.a.
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When Jordan was 13, he had promised Karen that he would repay her for her sacrifices.
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It would be a monument to honor the sacrifices of black Confederate troops from South Carolina.
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We are here to comfort each other and to honor the sacrifices these family members made.
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Puigdemont hasn't explained to Catalonia's 8.5 million residents the sacrifices that inevitably go with nation building.
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And is it worth it to you to put yourself through the sacrifices and the hardship?
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But Ms. Mazar knows that life in the city is all about trade-offs and sacrifices.
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"I know firsthand the painful sacrifices of our men and women in uniform," the remarks said.
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If there is a universal truth about good parenting, it is that sacrifices must be made.
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People who were making huge sacrifices—from broken hips to broken marriages—just to keep collecting.
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As it stands, there are just too many sacrifices on-board for the sake of modularity.
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Singapore is being called to actually see these men, to consider what sacrifices they might bear.
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"I feel that this medal is a reward for all the sacrifices and support," he added.
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"It means respect and acknowledgement of the sacrifices made by explorers, settlers, our convicts," he added.
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Instead, the question being asked was whether Kaepernick was disparaging the sacrifices made by the military.
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She fantasizes about breaking the curse, and — spoiler alert — eventually sacrifices herself to save his soul.
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He decried the sacrifices he made as a rich person in choosing to run for office.
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And if it is uncharted, are you willing to make the sacrifices necessary to get there?
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My parents are wondering what all the sacrifices they've made during their lives have amounted to.
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"That's one of the sacrifices that I've gotten used to as being an artist," he said.
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You have to clock time with these people, and you must make sacrifices for each other.
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The country had to make wartime sacrifices in the name of national security, my classmates reasoned.
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It needs to be fun enough to justify the sacrifices without rendering the M-cars irrelevant.
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Through some diplomacy, she was able to arrange for the actual sacrifices to occur off campus.
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For a time, cutting the cord was one of those hipster affectations that came with sacrifices.
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But China's economic might increasingly means that it no longer needs to make such environmental sacrifices.
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"You have to make some sacrifices to leave your family way back home," Mr. Soberano said.
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Historically and morally speaking, it is the fruit of struggles, tragic failures, tears, sacrifices, and sorrow.
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So to put myself in a position to pay them back for their sacrifices is major.
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" Trump sought to respond by saying the following, "I think I've made a lot of sacrifices.
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Assess the tradeoffs Even with financial help, paying for private school can mean making some sacrifices.
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I was constantly reminded of all of the sacrifices that entrepreneurs make to run successful companies.
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The Central Americans are applying resources and making sacrifices to improve conditions in their own countries.
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Officials in the Afghan central government adamantly denied Thursday that such sacrifices had come to naught.
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A former prime minister, he made speeches with Churchillian overtones, asking sacrifices to save the land.
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In "Leaders Eat Last," bestselling author Simon Sinek puts the spotlight on leadership and management sacrifices.
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"As you get older the sacrifices get bigger," Bloomberg told The New York Times in 2012.
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Ministerial appointments are an easy way to repay party loyalists for their "sacrifices" during that period.
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And on Tuesday, this year's heaviest day for sacrifices, about 3,500 buffalo were killed, activists said.
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"I needed to make human sacrifices to appease the said deities, or the gods," he said.
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"It takes a lot of sacrifices, a lot of money, a lot of investment," Pinturault said.
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Their sacrifices are minor compared to the fallen US service members they're highlighting with their walk.
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" Added Wade: "I think everybody knew coming here that there's going to be some sacrifices made.
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President Michel Aoun has urged Lebanese to make sacrifices to rescue the country from financial crisis.
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Scot Jones: Cooking plant-based and eating plant-based is amazing, and there are no sacrifices.
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Stupak sees his role in the ObamaCare debate as successful, though it didn't come without sacrifices.
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It often means reevaluating preconceived notions, acknowledging past mistakes and being willing to make significant sacrifices.
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But at every turn, Ghost in the Shell sacrifices the opportunity to actually say something interesting.
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The Z6, at $0.953,000, sacrifices resolution but offers some other advantages — aside from holding onto that $1,400.
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We make little sacrifices, and we try to resist the pressure to keep up with the Joneses.
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Many students make personal sacrifices in the belief that the system will reward hard work over privilege.
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Xo remembers the sacrifices she had to make raising Jane, which heavily influences her decision to abort.
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But large sacrifices in well-being or equity are typically not worth small increases in growth rates.
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Responding to crises requires a strong sense of solidarity to inspire sacrifices on behalf of distant compatriots.
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Pakistan denies sheltering militants and accuses Washington of not respecting Pakistan's sacrifices in the war on militancy.
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The workaholic who sacrifices her own life to her career may also be sacrificing her family's lives.
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"As a profession of arms, we ask our men and women to make incomparable sacrifices," Carter said.
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Certain sacrifices were made in favor of keeping the Air's price down — most notably the Touch Bar.
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In another example of sacrifices, nurses have shaved their heads to limit the spread of the virus.
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It's the time to go all in and make the sacrifices your friends aren't willing to make.
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In a final redemption, Fig sacrifices her IVF treatment to get an abortion for a pregnant detainee.
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A human ruler known as The Raven's Lease carries out the Raven's will, sustained with blood sacrifices.
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Of course, bigger, bulkier headphones would give you the room to do more without so many sacrifices.
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If there are sacrifices to be made, it is Robert and Harriet who have to make them.
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Can: The media says a lot about the war and our sacrifices every year on the anniversary.
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We are incredibly fortunate to have this group of dedicated employees whose sacrifices and passion build Amazon.com.
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And in Endgame, it rears its head subtextually when Black Widow sacrifices herself for the Soul Stone.
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"Our troops deserve a commander in chief who understands and respects the sacrifices they make," she said.
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Well, every screen seems to have some drawback that makes it not truly volumetric, or sacrifices detail.
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Once our family started to grow, we knew we would have to make sacrifices — and we did.
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"One of the key threads of my life has been the sacrifices of my mother," he said.
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Rather, we are the ones who owe a debt for the great sacrifices our heroes have made.
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One thing is certain – we will not make any sacrifices when it comes to our control functions.
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That would mean painful sacrifices for small government activists and the wealthy backers who fund their cause.
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Their parents will make sacrifices to buy what they believe to be an advantage for their children.
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They can also prompt deep financial and personal sacrifices, affecting their housing, employment, credit and daily lives.
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But it sacrifices too much complexity and detail to achieve this, and it's more misleading than informative.
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"We can't thank them enough for the daily sacrifices they make and have made on our behalf."
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That's quite the pay cut, but Nowitzki hasn't shied away from similar financial sacrifices in the past.
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Throughout our history, Americans have made enormous sacrifices to protect our right to determine our own futures.
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It is struggling to convince Greeks that their sacrifices are paying off after six years of austerity.
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This dock sacrifices convenience for the absurd visual punch of seeing one Nintendo console mounted inside another.
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She later explained that this was a tribute to the sacrifices her mother made to raise her.
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But no matter how well Myles played, Reginald could never get comfortable with the sacrifices basketball demanded.
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I don't feel bad about any of the sacrifices that I had to make for this thing.
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These are also the decisions that often most severely alter the value of their service and sacrifices.
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Sixty-three percent of independents wanted large economic sacrifices, compared to 2628 percent who wanted a few.
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I told myself that such sacrifices had to be made for the sake of real, impactful journalism.
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In order to save Frank she in turn sacrifices what progress her relationship with Jamie has made.
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Many Bangladeshis sincerely believe in the three million figure, which symbolizes the huge sacrifices of the war.
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It'll have even less if it sacrifices progressive labor and economic policies to satisfy the tech elite.
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Cordelia (Paulson) sacrifices herself to give Mallory life, showing that she's the complete opposite of her mother.
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"We are proud of their sacrifices," Prime Minister Narendra Modi declared of the soldiers killed in Uri.
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It adds conservatives must rally around Trump following sacrifices the real estate tycoon has made for them.
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I am not asking you to turn your world upside-down or even to make tough sacrifices.
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The commitment came with sacrifices in relationships, health, of higher paying jobs, and time with loved ones.
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This is produced by an underwater laboratory, footage courtesy of "Gold," which sacrifices itself in the process.
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But the system they&aposve engineered allows them to enjoy their money now without making massive sacrifices.
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We continue to make the personal and professional sacrifices to do our jobs and protect this country.
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But it's inevitable that sacrifices must be made in the long run, said the teacher and entrepreneur.
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"As an undocumented kid, you understand that these are sacrifices that they had to make," he said.
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Despite the vast sacrifices of American blood and treasure, those countries grew ever more unstable and violent.
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While the location sacrifices some privacy for the sake of safety, that decision was deliberate, says Paulson.
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The following episode, "The Club," features wall-to-wall background music but sacrifices no attention to detail.
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PASCO: ERST going down isn't ideal, but sometimes you have to make sacrifices to fill a grid.
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Coronavirus is proving that it is possible to make dramatic changes and economic sacrifices to save lives.
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John McCain's sacrifice and the sacrifices made by all our POWs and MIAs must never be forgotten.
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He instead said that the "people's resistance, efforts and sacrifices" would help Iran defeat the United States.
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By her prayers, sacrifices and penances, she atones for the numberless sins committed against the Eternal Father.
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In Jarvis's vision, it was a day to quietly acknowledge the sacrifices mothers made for their children.
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But how can we get people to make personal sacrifices in a society like the United States?
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The adaptation of Donna Tartt's bestseller sacrifices its nuances to fit in all of its plot points.
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The drop in price, to the equivalent of about 6 cents a kilogram, would require further sacrifices.
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The hero who sacrifices himself for a cause gives his death and his life a larger meaning.
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" Indeed, he argues, "A head sacrifices his wants and needs to please and build up his partner.
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And Cameron Douglas said he recognized the sacrifices his parents had made to let him do this.
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"The sacrifices she has made and her open and giving heart leave me in awe," he said.
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Your only sacrifices are the screen size, the always-on display, and the processor is slightly slower.
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They've made sacrifices and dared to do more than just complain about politics around the dinner table.
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In one theory, the troubled family sacrifices one member, as plants surrender leaves in times of drought.
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It demonstrates our determination to honor the past and the sacrifices made together by Filipinos and Americans.
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Meanwhile, he and Grace sink into bitter recrimination, blaming each other for their artistic sacrifices and compromises.
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He considered the sacrifices he had made over the yearlong journey to the United States–Mexico border.
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Understand, over the years, I'd made significant career decisions and sacrifices based on my inability to drive.
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Her scheme succeeds, through a supernatural logic reminiscent of the redemptive self-sacrifices of various Wagner heroines.
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"His Highness felt that the U.A.E. had made sacrifices and then been excluded," the senior adviser said.
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"We make the sacrifices and we still wonder if we can continue on this track," she said.
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Nepal's central government refused to fund the event, citing a Supreme Court ban on supporting animal sacrifices.
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Most Christians don't believe the small sacrifices of fasting please God or ease the way to heaven.
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Decide what's most important to you when it comes to housing, and where you can make sacrifices.
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" Asif said Pakistan's "contributions, sacrifices and our role as a coalition country have been disregarded and disrespected.
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When it comes to living the lifestyle they imagined, today's retirees often have to make some sacrifices.
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The move sacrifices some of her independence, but it affords her some wiggle room with her finances.
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It has long been assumed that an athlete will have to make physical sacrifices to achieve greatness.
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When genuine community does make a return in the book's section on prescriptions, Rajan sacrifices it willingly.
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" She added, "All I meant was that we all have to make sacrifices in times of hardship.
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Yet through the sacrifices of a white teacher they are transformed, saved, and redeemed by film's end.
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It may be the only context in which a man who has belittled the sacrifices of Sen.
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I will not be the minister who sacrifices French agriculture on the altar of an international agreement.
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"The sacrifices are very profound in our fight against terrorists who threaten innocent peoples across the globe."
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"Part 6" is, among other things, about the sacrifices—mental, emotional, and physical—that women make for men.
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"The consumers don't have to make sacrifices on the glasses in order to get the technology," she said.
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" And the French public appreciated those sacrifices, praising his collection as "an epoch in the annals of science.
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It also turns the lens toward Asian American childhood, and the sacrifices that parents make for their kids.
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Taking control of the moment, he delivered an impassioned speech praising all the sacrifices the nuns had made.
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However, other provinces would surely look askance if Saskatchewan were seen to be free-riding on their sacrifices.
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Kurdish leaders say they hoped five years of cooperation could have ended with more respect for their sacrifices.
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You make sacrifices when you spend so much of your free time to perfect your singing and artwork.
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US credibility built on the service and sacrifices of generations of American service members is being tossed aside.
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"To the Chapman family, a grateful nation honors his service and rightfully recognizes your family's sacrifices," Webb wrote.
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As several scenes throughout the series have suggested, White Walkers need live human sacrifices in order to reproduce.
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" Then she added, in Spanish: "And you are right, thank god for our parents and for their sacrifices.
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It has taken sacrifices on both our parts, and it's not easy — but we're better off for it.
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The major drivers of lower margins will be rising operating lease expenses and margin sacrifices to withstand competition.
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But now that the deadline has moved significantly, sacrifices to the Gateway design are going to be made.
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No matter what our culture alleges, the measure of a mother is not in how much she sacrifices.
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The optics are great — brave and idealistic young CEO sacrifices himself so that the company can live on.
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But reflecting on his career, he said his devotion to the sport has not come without its sacrifices.
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This is a true competitor to Windows and MacOS that sacrifices bells and whistles for lean, smooth operation.
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But Sony sacrifices too much with its mid-range offering with a disappointing 229 pixel-per-inch screen.
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Their sacrifices live in me and I will forever be grateful for the strength they have given me.
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The politics-as-fun bubble will eventually burst when Labour is confronted with hard-choices and difficult sacrifices.
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We are told to make sacrifices in life if it's true love well in this case it's me.
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Some Saudis questioned why they should make sacrifices while rich princes continue to feed at the kingdom's trough.
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Mr Branagh reveals a man who, though confident in his own talent, bitterly regrets the sacrifices it demanded.
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Police claim they also found dozens of handwritten letters that detailed "ritualistic and satanic sacrifices" of small girls.
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The tips ahead aren't fun; to aggressively pay down your debt, you have to make some big sacrifices.
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Back then, wine made from rice and sorghum grains were used in ritual sacrifices and ceremonies, reported Xinhua.
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He gave them human sacrifices, and thus was spared for abiding by the rules of their ancient pact.
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Across the board the only developments in the protagonists' lives are more sacrifices, lost loved ones, and injuries.
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In my experience, most people are willing to make immense sacrifices to keep their children safe and happy.
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Try to stay grounded—you can do this by asking yourself whether you're making any sacrifices for love.
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It's never an easy decision to make and most of the time you need to make some sacrifices.
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President Obama says the sacrifices of America's military veterans transcends the divides that sometimes erupt in U.S. politics.
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It took two generations of sacrifices, sustainable only by love, to get Bhullar to where he is today.
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The show frequently sacrifices narrative momentum in pursuit of a meticulous recreation of 1814 London, to its detriment.
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That it sacrifices so many of their fellow Americans to pain and suffering apparently is of little concern.
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Everything she does, everything she sacrifices, she does it because she believes in a better vision of humanity.
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But his violent career eventually alienates his family, and requires him to make even more painful personal sacrifices.
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They also rightly recognize the sacrifices made as part of the complicated decisions inherent to migration and resettlement.
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Robert Ford makes a similar decision when he seeds the park's destruction and sacrifices his own mortal life.
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The president has urged Lebanese to be ready to make sacrifices to rescue the country from financial crisis.
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Fujifilm's made some sacrifices on the external hardware to get the camera down in both size and price.
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By opening himself up to criticism at home, he showed his willingness to make sacrifices for improved relations.
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A martyr sacrifices her life, which by definition she cannot do unless that life is precious to her.
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As families across the globe make incredible sacrifices to serve our country, this undermines our recruitment and readiness.
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These budget-friendly phones require you to make some sacrifices, but they're plenty capable of covering the basics.
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But the reality is that sacrifices will always have to be made to get that big project done.
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The government is pursuing a policy that makes these people human sacrifices to stop more boats from coming.
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An ace sacrifices themselves and their jet in order to stop an attack from devastating a city block.
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I don't think it demands sacrifices, we just need to be more efficient with how we use energy.
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I was deeply impressed with the dedication and sacrifices the dancers had to make in pursuit of excellence.
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And to bring Thrash Zone to life, Koichi had to make sacrifices and blaze trails where none existed.
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I spoke to him recently about those sacrifices, and what we tend to get wrong about early civilizations.
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Finally after so many years of training and the many sacrifices that go with it, I could relax.
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Switching something from an online, often authorless and ambiguous medium to a televised serial will take inherent sacrifices.
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"(Twenty-two) years later, after humiliations, hurdles and sacrifices, my sons' father is Pakistan's next PM," Goldsmith tweeted.
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But the movie was compelling nonetheless: A character known for his selfishness sacrifices himself to save the universe.
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Ms. Jackson's voice cracked as she spoke about the sacrifices the boat's crew had made for their country.
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In 2016, he told ESPN that he was at peace for keeping with his principles, despite career sacrifices.
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One loves in proportion to the sacrifices that one has committed and the troubles that one has suffered.
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One chapter explores the trope of the wounded warrior, intended to underscore sacrifices colonial troops supposedly willingly made.
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If I wanted to avoid glucose spikes, I'd have to make some pretty big sacrifices in my diet.
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It was a revealing look into their lives, their sacrifices, their triumphs and even, perhaps surprisingly, their paychecks.
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"It's hard to think about making more sacrifices than we already have," Steele Johnson, an American diver, said.
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Yesterday, he finally made good on that promise — but Tesla is making big sacrifices to offer the vehicle.
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It is a powerful tool for visualizing the cost and benefit of the sacrifices we are all making.
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In New Zealand, the best players consistently make financial sacrifices in hopes of playing for the All Blacks.
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Unfortunately, in the second half of the book, Onuzo sacrifices meditative sketches of the city to narrative momentum.
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None of the men she ran against, Clinton notes, was required to make such sacrifices for his looks.
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With McCain, Trump goes hard — questioning the value of his actual military service and sacrifices for his country.
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For our own sake, we must reclaim this history and remind ourselves of the sacrifices of our forebears.
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This can hardly be the outcome for which the U.S. has made immeasurable sacrifices in blood and treasure.
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It's worth remembering, though, that past generations have made sacrifices at least as great as you are making.
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"Their sacrifices should be remembered," wrote a user on Weibo, one of China's most popular social media sites.
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Making small sacrifices, or saving your raise or tax refund as Fidelity suggests, can help you get there.
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When a president sacrifices the national security interests of the country, it's not only wrong but it's dangerous.
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The government keeps having to ask doctors, hospitals, and patients to make sacrifices to keep single-payer running.
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The book explores the meaning of duty, the pursuit of greatness and the sacrifices that come with both.
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"The noble sacrifices of these true patriots are forged into the great history of America," the proclamation says.
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Scheer's kids "have made some significant sacrifices to see their father take on a leadership position," Trudeau said.
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They compete for their livelihoods and take care of their families, sometimes making huge sacrifices for their children.
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Some of those sacrifices are social: how many resources we collectively devote to a given pursuit of knowledge.
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"A lot of times in relationships, you need to make sacrifices," said Genesis Games, a therapist in Miami.
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TIRED: There are a few sacrifices to be made when you step back from a high-end phone.
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Paul Walton said this tour is meant to keep the memory of veterans alive and remember their sacrifices.
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"He made a lot of sacrifices," said Garrin Davis, who got clean after his last stint in prison.
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I know that her dedication to service has not been without its sacrifices; it comes with the territory.
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He&aposs the one who has to push through, and it&aposs definitely painful and there are sacrifices.
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She's putting in countless strokes and sacrifices for something much larger than herself, or anything else -- the ocean.
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This simply is not acceptable given the sacrifices made by men and women in uniform and their families.
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Sacrifices will likely need to be made in order to keep the cost of a smaller device down.
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Veves, she added, can require "lots of rum, animal sacrifices and blood" in order to conjure their power.
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This exposure made Lincoln particularly empathetic about the sacrifices of soldiers, according to historians, academics and contemporaneous accounts.
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Of course, it was Michelle Obama who ended up making some of the biggest sacrifices of their marriage.
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Enjoying your freedom and understanding it's value is the best way to honor the sacrifices of my friends.
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I am humbled by my parents' sacrifices that allowed me to live the comparatively privileged life I've had.
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At the end of Guardians 2, Yondu (Michael Rooker) sacrifices himself to save Star-Lord's (Chris Pratt) life.
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Photo: APWhile rising to our nation's highest office is an unparalleled honor, becoming President also involves many personal sacrifices.
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Fans of single-payer may well be willing to make sacrifices in terms of patient choice or provider availability.
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And fear not- animal sacrifices don't play an active part in having an altar (for most of us anyway).
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Furthermore, JASTA doesn't do justice to the serious efforts and sacrifices that Riyadh has made in combating global terrorism.
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Lesson 20133: But it is generally not worth making large distributional or other sacrifices for a little additional growth.
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Moynihan, along with the volunteer coaches -- all NYPD officers -- instill in the kids the sacrifices made by those killed.
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But that progress would likely to come faster if Twitter was willing to make sacrifices to its bottom line.
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But ironically, I have often had to make sacrifices in self-care in order to afford my mental healthcare.
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That meant sacrifices: He and my grandmother lived frugally, cooked and entertained at home, and drove an old Buick.
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And we will not shy away from making short-term financial sacrifices where we see clear long-term benefits.
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We stand to pay tribute to the incredible Americans who came before us and the heroic sacrifices they made.
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From Harriet Tubman to John Lewis, we will express our gratitude for the many sacrifices and roads they paved.
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Ultimately, the willingness to make the social sacrifices necessary to prioritize my mission helped me succeed more than anything.
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"On Sunday, Ghazala Khan fired back — saying, in part, "Donald Trump said he has made a lot of sacrifices.
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"It's about what we're willing to live with and what sacrifices we're willing to make around consumerism," they explained.
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However, a backlash has started as well, as detractors claim that the current movement sacrifices quality for political correctness.
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And even with those sacrifices, the W7 is still a big, chunky watch that looks ridiculous on smaller wrists.
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Galvis also had a pair of sacrifices, including a safety squeeze that scored a run in the second inning.
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Most younger migrants "will not make the sacrifices of frugality in order to save money", harrumphs CASS's Mr Wang.
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As any experienced pilot will tell you, slimming down the size of a drone sacrifices stability and payload capabilities.
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It's about getting a special child to a mythical safe house and the dangers and sacrifices along the way.
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" She added, "Let's not forget the personal and family sacrifices that were willing made to achieve that essential devotion.
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No matter what you choose to do, though, it seems clear that you may have to make some sacrifices.
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But now, the California National Guard is demanding more sacrifices from her -- to the tune of $650 a month.
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Katherine says she has been reassured by Outliers, Malcolm Gladwell's book on successful people and the sacrifices they make.
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Dolores and Teddy take care of that first part , while Angela (Talulah Riley)(RIP) sacrifices herself for the second.
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Its message — of a nation knitting together over the brave sacrifices of its soldiers — is one that resonates today.
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And he spoke about the sacrifices of more than 1,000 European and Canadian soldiers killed in the Afghanistan war.
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It's a delicate balance, and sometimes pretty sacrifices have to be made for the benefit of the overall experience.
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We stand to pay tribute to the incredible Americans who came before us, and the heroic sacrifices they made.
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Among the things Trump reacted to was an assertion by Khzir Khan that he had not made any sacrifices.
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It misses long-term policy and technology trends and sacrifices the potentially enormous benefits of a more holistic vision.
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Apart from the occasional spectacular moment, it's a high-casualty grind—one where small sacrifices add up to victory.
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Trump's response didn't do much to convince people otherwise: "I think I've made a lot of sacrifices," he said.
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It was one of those things where families were making huge sacrifices to pay for ice skating, and Mrs.
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After Hades blows him over the edge, Hook almost saves his brother, but Liam lets go and sacrifices himself.
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And looking at its numbers, unless the company cuts costs and sacrifices growth, it will eventually need outside capital.
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It was one of many sacrifices the family made in order to ensure the kids' health and well-being.
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He also claimed he made sacrifices in his business career and said Khan had no right to criticize him.
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It doesn't necessarily have to be a physical or emotional suffering, but sacrifices of some kind are seldom avoided.
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On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, we honor the sacrifices and victories of those who worked for racial equality.
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What kinds of ways does your family, school or town commemorate the service and sacrifices of United States veterans?
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Voters 65 and older were least likely to say big economic sacrifices were needed, with only 13 percent agreeing.
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Friday's statement did not repeat Aoun's comments on "international lending institutions" and referred only to his remarks about sacrifices.
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Being an American in 1944 meant working with fellow citizens, sharing sacrifices, and honoring the nation above individual needs.
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On the whole, Mr Hnath's play is a Machiavellian meditation on the sacrifices politicians will make to reach office.
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And that is nothing compared to some of the other sacrifices that will be required to make Brexit happen.
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Nevertheless, Malloy claims that he has achieved tens of billions of dollars in wage savings by imposing painful sacrifices.
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But Mr Wong thanked his 48 new compatriots for the sacrifices they had made in leaving behind their homes.
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Will they be sucked into a fascination with triumphal arches, glorious sacrifices and the obsession with loyalty and betrayal?
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What it sacrifices in terms of the series's sandbox play, it makes up for with a more focused experience.
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This begins with recognizing the incredible sacrifices our union family — and so many union families — make every single day.
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They designed a home that meets the needs of the residents and embraces minimalism but doesn't make aesthetic sacrifices.
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To live in the most expensive rental market in the country, you might have to make a few sacrifices.
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But, it's also no secret that to successfully launch a business, book, or project, sacrifices need to be made.
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" _____ Mr. Trump, on Khizr Khan's remarks that he has not sacrificed: "I think I've made a lot of sacrifices.
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They looked like two lambs, impeccably prepared by their elders as sacrifices to appease a beast or a god.
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The families — moms, dads, spouses, children — who made sacrifices during deployment and continue to give their all through recovery.
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"To make our nation great, everyone's gotta make sacrifices," his senator announces in a debate, before an ominous pause.
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The more affordable iPhone Xr sacrifices some material quality but will cost $749 when it becomes available in October.
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" David Watts, Dr. Davidson's friend from graduate school, said: "He started making decisions and sacrifices I'd never seen before.
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It's a mini tech corridor, still a proponent of music, and very livable if you make a few sacrifices.
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The bad news first: You're probably going to have to make some sacrifices to get rid of this debt.
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Her boss Fritz wants to make sure she's prepared for the sacrifices an even higher-powered job will mean.
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You make so many sacrifices as a fighter so I never do trash talking because I like my opponents.
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The service that "ordinary" citizenship requires — with its disciplines, sacrifices and patriotism — appears no longer to be taken seriously.
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"It was a good reminder of how much they appreciated the sacrifices we made during the war," Gayagas said.
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Whether the quality of the product or the quality of the environment for workers, sacrifices will indeed be made.
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They viewed those together as leaving them at risk of creating a system that sacrifices due process for efficiency.
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He may not be amazing to look at, but he voluntarily sacrifices himself and dies right after he mates.
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Rather than make the country's sacrifices count, Trump is telling Americans we've already sacrificed too much, for too long.
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Do you think these sacrifices are worthwhile given that what is gained as a result is not fully known?
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The music always came first, that's why you're willing to suffer the blood, sweat and tears and personal sacrifices.
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But in the nascent democracy, families often felt that the sacrifices of their loved ones in battle were forgotten.
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Dislocated rib cages suggest that whoever was performing the sacrifices may have been trying to extract the children's hearts.
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There's the interpersonal destruction that will be wrought when Bobby sacrifices someone close to him to get at Taylor.
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Tell the story of the sacrifices they made to stop an evil man who'd been protected for so long.
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By then, Obama was a grown woman, grieving and even more appreciative of her parents' sacrifices for her sake.
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In this touching documentary, we see the families take risky journeys, contemplating sacrifices made and the future that awaits.
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The Pakistani establishment, both political and military, is quick to point out its sacrifices in the war on terror.
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His disregard for the sacrifices of the war put him in fierce conflict with the Radical Republicans in Congress.
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So, on reflection, I'd say that the switch to a single-payer system wouldn't require unreasonable sacrifices from anyone.
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I figured Beric and Jorah, at least, would be goners this week, but their inevitable sacrifices apparently come later.
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In the last act, Ms. Buratto was exquisite in Liù's aria when she sacrifices herself on behalf of Calaf.
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On top of that, they could be looking to make sacrifices to ward off potential regulatory actions or lawsuits.
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There are some sacrifices in the fill (EELER, IKEAS, ROILY, SESS), but overall, a challenging yet satisfying Tuesday outing.
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But when you're trying to map what's happening in a slumbering human's brain, you end up making some sacrifices.
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Wang, the Handan mayor, said in a prepared speech that the city would make big sacrifices to tackle pollution.
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Graduates of the Empower program made great sacrifices and overcome educational, financial and cultural obstacles to complete the program.
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Mulvaney said he doubted Americans were ready to make any serious sacrifices to curb the effects of global warming.
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We must honor the sacrifices these men and women make when they lay down their lives for their country.
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What kind of actions or sacrifices would you make, or have you made, for a cause you believe in?
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"The country owes these people a lot for the sacrifices they've made and the risks they've taken," Hollis said.
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Even Mulvaney, as he said that life would go on, indicated there would be sacrifices because of a shutdown.
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But even with all the sacrifices looming over us, I couldn't shake the feeling that this house was ours.
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These days Camp Iron Mountain is a destination for visitors to commemorate the sacrifices of our nation's brave soldiers.
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People would inevitably suspect that the DPP "only wants to exchange Hongkonger's sacrifices for Taiwanese people's votes", he added.
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However unpopular it may be among law-abiding gun owners, Americans have long made sacrifices for the collective good.
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He sacrifices the aesthetic discipline, the detached immersion in the problems of painting characteristic of the leading Post-Impressionists.
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"Before we started working, we never really saw the sacrifices our parents had to make," Mr. Lee Jr. said.
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It's worth pointing out that Wade has previously made sacrifices in order for the team to become a contender.
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For more on Kassidy Cook, pick up the new issue of PEOPLE, on newsstands Friday "I want to share this experience with them because I know I've made a lot of sacrifices but I feel like sometimes the athletes forget that their families have made so many sacrifices as well," explains Cook.
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In 2014 the government made her one of 40,000 Heroic Mothers of Vietnam, an official title given to "mothers who have made numerous contributions and sacrifices for the cause of national liberation," the sacrifices being losing more than one son, losing an only son or losing one son and having another return wounded.
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The city was basically reduced to rubble and its modern-day residents will forever remember the sacrifices of their ancestors.
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Remembering the sacrifices of those who fought for us -- in my case, especially Korean War vets -- is our moral obligation.
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You need a lot of people on the ground making huge sacrifices who are committed to your vision for America.
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"And not only that, your child is going to be even more appreciative of you and the sacrifices you made."
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"I wanted to be sure I took the time to honor those who made sacrifices for my education," he said.
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They now insist they will fight until the end to defend Afrin and reap the rewards for their tremendous sacrifices.
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The organization's guiding belief is that the sacrifices made by families of children with cancer are extraordinary and often overlooked.
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But making a few sacrifices on housing expenses today could lead to significant savings — and a far more comfortable future.
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It is the means by which its leaders obtain consent for the financial and other sacrifices that geopolitical struggles entail.
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Her account of the sacrifices she's made for her lifestyle highlights how out of touch she is with average Americans.
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"Maybe you should spend less time complaining about your 'significant sacrifices' -- and more time trying to do something about theirs."
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The union argues that the record profits GM has reported mean the workers deserve to be compensated for those sacrifices.
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That's fine, because unlike some PHEVs, the Outlander sacrifices little, if any, cargo space and flexibility for a battery pack.
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My wife and I had worked so hard to get to where we were, and had made so many sacrifices.
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Let's ensure that it stands the test of time and teaches our youth the sacrifices made by the Greatest Generation.
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All over the Christian world, the faithful are making sacrifices for the penitential season of Lent, which began last week.
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Many of these changes are probably logistical sacrifices, made to keep the running time to two-and-a-half hours.
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These sacrifices fall on mothers of every type, from stay-at-home moms to those who balance motherhood and careers.
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They&aposre hardworking people who come to this country with great dreams, willing to make tremendous sacrifices in order to.
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If you live in an apartment, you have likely made some sacrifices to make your tiny living space more functional.
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By Saturday afternoon Trump's comparison of his own sacrifices to Khan's had blown up on Twitter into a hashtag, #TrumpSacrifices.
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So I know from my personal experience every day the sort of social, emotional and financial sacrifices that parenting requires.
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In my life, I have made some of those sacrifices because I like the environment and also because I'm cheap.
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An unexpected Eid al-Adha moment Animal sacrifices and heavy rains turned streets in Dhaka, Bangladesh into rivers of blood.
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"We are determined to continue the struggle until final victory, whatever the sacrifices may be," declared the SADR's founding document.
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However, it's not just the Equal Justice Initiative's projects that make some sacrifices for the sake of art and interaction.
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Obeidi condemned such abuses on Twitter as "a betrayal of the army's sacrifices" and said violators would be held accountable.
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" McConnell tweeted, "His memory continues to remind me every day that our nation is sustained by the sacrifices of heroes.
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If you want to become a millionaire, chances are, you're going to have to make some lifestyle changes and sacrifices.
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Both Jack and Rebecca have legitimate reasons to be upset and feel that their sacrifices weren't appreciated in this marriage.
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Despite the uncertainty, Mohammed, the head of the victims' organization, says sacrifices must be made for the sake of liberty.
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Trump says he has made plenty of sacrifices, and he implied Ghazala Khan remained silent because of her Muslim faith.
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Everyone who regularly sacrifices sleep to the rave gods understands that there's a darker side to all the endless fun.
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There are definitely some quality sacrifices that had to be made in order to arrive at the $199 price point.
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"It is not unusual for candidates to make financial sacrifices in order to run for office," the Iowa ruling reads.
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We are on set sometimes for 12, 13, 14, 15 hours a day, and I make a lot of sacrifices.
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When you run into problems in the future or question why you're making all these sacrifices, remember why you started.
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A strong majority of voters say Americans should make economic sacrifices to help the environment, according to a new poll.
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Jeff Bridges has so much dedication as an actor that he sacrifices himself to the Coen brothers' self-defeating conception.
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They do not make sacrifices for that which is held in contempt — nor are they obedient to it for long.
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Pupu'a says their sacrifices instilled in him a strong work ethic and a desire to give back to the family.
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The new Gmail also makes sacrifices when it comes to the amount of space you have to scan your inbox.
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The unfortunate reality is that balancing all of these responsibilities is nearly impossible, and families end up making huge sacrifices.
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Ethnic nationalists mine race and history to create a politics that sacrifices individual liberty to the will of the majority.
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Khan was an American hero, and like all Americans I'm grateful for the sacrifices that selfless young men like Capt.
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To the East German regime, however, their lives were cheap: They were necessary sacrifices for the sake of the collective.
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This wasn't free for them, but they accepted economic sacrifices of reduced oil purchases from Iran to achieve this agreement.
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Yes, Eleazer made some sacrifices for a few years, but now, he can live a life free of money concerns.
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I'd heard men like Robert Stokely, whose son Michael was killed in 2005, speak of the sacrifices of military families.
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The union accuses British Airways of making big profits at the expense of workers who made sacrifices during hard times.
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"He is a true believer who fights and sacrifices for his convictions," said Mr. Zhu, who now lives in California.
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" "We must remember the tremendous sacrifices of the civil rights movement, and ask ourselves: Are we truly giving our all?
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I am driven there by my friends, many of whom have already had to make great sacrifices to help me.
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Trump avoided service in Vietnam, but an old interview surfaced in which he explained his personal sacrifices to Howard Stern.
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More than other opera composers, he sacrifices verbal clarity for the sake of musical expression, something that usually annoys me.
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Khan was an American hero, and like all Americans I'm grateful for the sacrifices that selfless young men like Capt.
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Jones echoed the belief, and reflected on the sacrifices she made to her life and career to be with Kelly.
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"I know the kinds of sacrifices these men and women are involved with every day, and their families," Hagel said.
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Our veterans have made tremendous sacrifices to defend our freedom, and a hero's welcome needs to extend beyond the jetway.
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"The more I looked into these aunts of mine, the more I was willing to make personal sacrifices," said Gram.
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Defensive tackles Kawaan Short and Star Lotulelei deserve extensions, and that money isn't going to magically appear without sacrifices somewhere.
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"One Two" stands out, a smart piece of autobiography that sacrifices none of its snarl to Cypress Moreno's nonchalant beat.
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But the workers say they're being asked to make sacrifices at a time when their industry is raking it in.
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"Certainly in an equitable distribution state, the courts don't discount the personal sacrifices of a non-working spouse," she says.
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These politicians are ignorant of the sacrifices and blessings that come with carrying a pregnancy (let alone a nonviable pregnancy).
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But for many, the calculation is more wrenching; the sacrifices they're being asked to make will be painful, even ruinous.
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Most of us have never been asked to make sacrifices like this before -- staying home and limiting contact with others.
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She does love Anthony, of course, and she sacrifices a great deal for him without quite realizing what she's doing.
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Her vision of a world in which decades of sacrifices have been ruthlessly stripped of meaning may be only temporary.
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"We saw friends making huge sacrifices to stay in Manhattan," said Brad, 2719, who works in marketing for Viacom International.
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This time, unlike during centennial celebrations, the sacrifices of Chinese workers were commemorated in speeches and with a lion dance.
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Of course, for many others, such as my friend Keeley, a midwife at a city hospital, the sacrifices are greater.
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She has made sacrifices, worked hard, raised good kids and as a result has earned a certain amount of deference.
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With this clean energy, underdeveloped countries could leapfrog the outworn development model that sacrifices environmental well-being for economic growth.
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His work confronts how, from an early age, we make sacrifices to both be accepted and be our own person.
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China's hardscrabble farm families are not cosseting "little emperors" by visiting, but are making great sacrifices for their children's education.
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Trump's critics warn, however, that a US departure could squander the sacrifices of more than 3,500 US and coalition troops.
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But when you get to this point in the season, you have to make some personal sacrifices for the team.
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Ms. Warhaftig spent around two days without electricity but said she had been spared from significant sacrifices during the blackout.
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He said he initially declined, because of the sacrifices involved, but later accepted because of the prospect of saving lives.
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My parents' sacrifices paved the way for me to attend a four-year college and graduate with a STEM degree.
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The development of countless new drugs depends on taxpayer money and sacrifices that patients in studies make in good faith.
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We acknowledge their sacrifices and the vital roles they played in getting us where we are and building this country.
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But union workers are willing to make sacrifices to shield their health care coverage, including curtailing raises or other benefits.
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A multidimensional story of my hopes, aspirations, disappointments, failures, successes, sacrifices, surprises, and unshakable faith in the promise of America.
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The teen has made sacrifices to get here, shutting down his startups in India to pursue university and the project.
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If you want to up your savings, you're going to have to make some sacrifices — some big and some small.
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President Trump never misses an opportunity to dishonor the men and women who made the greatest sacrifices for their country.
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While sacrifices were part of ancient cultures, there was previously very little evidence that they happened along Peru's northern coast.
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Here, I wanted to be aware of the pain and sacrifices but look at it in a more hopeful way.
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The chancellor knows that voters' commitment to climate protection fades when asked about specific sacrifices they are prepared to make.
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We survived and we were fine, so I really don't know that there were any huge sacrifices to speak of.
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British Airline Pilots' Association told the BBC that members took lower pay raises and made sacrifices during the hard times.
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Our consumer spending is out of control and sacrifices will need to be made to turn our collective debt around.
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Past presidents have paid homage to the sacrifices of those who work behind a veil of secrecy without public accolades.
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"I believe that it is appropriate that we should all make sacrifices in the interest of our country," Weah announced.
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Both events underscore the very real sacrifices we ask the men and woman in uniform to make on our behalf.
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