But what some see as shortcomings I see as assets. Bland?
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But what some may see as baggage, others will see as experience.
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What Moore's critics see as lawlessness, his fans see as insurgent valor.
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But what the Americans see as unfair the Chinese see as the path to development.
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In fact, what others see as a somewhat "toxic" environment, these startups see as opportunities.
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That's something that opponents could see as a sign of disapproval and supporters were able to see as acquiescence.
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ZB: So what some Americans see as sending a signal of strength the Iranians might see as compensation for weakness.
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What some see as a celebration of culture through food, others see as a political statement, and an offensive one at that.
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I'm glad you said that, because there are these comparisons between what people see as natural and what people maybe see as spiritual.
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But a new study suggests that the female body types we see as "healthy" are very different from those we see as "attractive," revealing a dangerous disconnect.
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Yet what some voters see as a need for moderation, in hopes of winning over at least some disenchanted Trump voters, others see as a lost opportunity.
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What Democrats see as self-pity and grandiose posturing, working-class Florida Republicans see as a man outspokenly demanding his rights in a way they wish they could.
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Classrooms across the world, in particular those that have complicated relationships with race and a colonial past, have walked the line between what some see as politicization and others see as education.
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What we want to see as a central bank, what we want to see as overseer, as supervisor is that effective supervision continues to be delivered wherever the financial industry is located.
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So banks have fewer opportunities to make money from transaction fees and from what they see as clever trades (but which their corporate counterparties often see as taking advantage of their customers' confusion).
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They form militias to push back against anything they see as an encroachment on their rights—and to prepare for what many increasingly see as an impending apocalyptic clash in defense of freedom.
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What do you see as the future of luxury sneakers?
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MACCALLUM: We will see as the president likes to say.
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But what do you see as where transport is going?
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And that's what you need to see, as a journalist.
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Now, we don't see as much sharing through Twitter either.
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What other changes might I see as a wireless subscriber?
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Protesters are wrecking what they see as a dysfunctional system.
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What did you see as more universal about the narrative?
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What do you see as the future of unmanned systems?
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What do you see as Microsoft Teams' key differentiators vs.
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Others lamented what they see as officers shooting without justification.
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Is that something that you see as now politically salable?
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TC: What do you see as the company's target demographic?
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What do fund managers see as the most crowded trades?
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Following are some scenarios that foreign investors see as possible.
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Feloni: Yeah, so what did you see as your mission?
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Who would you like to see as Hakeem's love interest?
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In, let's see, as far as in D.C. ... In tech.
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Others will argue for what they see as greater sins.
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You critique solutions that you see as bad or inadequate.
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What environmentalists see as trouble, the government sees as progress.
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Or what she thinks others would see as good works.
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"I just want to see as many games as possible."
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What do you see as the value of the project?
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It may take time and it may not be immediate, but I am really passionate about the business world and about things that I see as right and things that I see as wrong.
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"I'm going to vote for who I see as the best representative of Democrats and, most importantly, the person I see as most likely to beat Donald Trump, plain and simple," centrist freshman Rep.
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Japanese audiences still don't fully accept his extravagant, eccentric depictions of the country's traditional and contemporary visual cultures, which some see as decadent and others see as reinforcing stereotypical representations of Japan and its citizens.
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Lulu is the quintessence of the kind of woman other women see as artificial but men see as charming, and Waller-Bridge devilishly plays with these types and conventions in interesting but still empathetic ways.
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Other largely bipartisan-supported provisions many voters see as good government.
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Laws that strike me as common sense they see as ominous.
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What do you see as your generation's biggest asset or advantage?
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And so, we&aposll see, as he goes through the process.
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What do you see as the next culture-sweeping technological innovation?
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What do you see as the relationship between math and physics?
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There's a way to read what we see as intentional commentary.
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What writers today do you see as carrying on his legacy?
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But it's a strategy that some other scientists see as extreme.
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Yet some Malays have decried what they see as shallow tokenism.
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Ask to see as many photos of their work as possible.
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I'm grateful my grandfather isn't here to see as well pic.twitter.
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What do you see as the future of the cobalt market?
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Are there one or two that you see as a linchpin?
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Isolated areas could see as much as 250 inches (38 centimeters).
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Also, how much should smart speakers see as well as hear?
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And that's something we see as a very big research project.
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Some animals are easier to see as family members than others.
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It's the last painterly propaganda you'd see as you left Mass.
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LG: Who do you see as your biggest competitors right now?
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What do you see as the advantage of streaming these days?
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Nearly everything other people describe as purple I see as blue.
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Hence, these entrepreneurs seizing on what they see as an opportunity.
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Growing up there has defined how I see as a photographer.
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Job's "friends" assault him with what they see as common sense.
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But firings, which investors could see as disruptive, hardly ever happen.
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That's when Turkey committed what I see as its first sin.
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Q. What do you see as the biggest problems facing California?
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What do you see as the main goals of the campaign?
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I'm more upset with what I see as a missed opportunity.
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What would you like to see as your legacy so far?
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What do you see as your own role in the world?
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Some managers are still weighing what they see as conflicting signals.
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FRIEDMAN: What do you see as America's role in the world?
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Printers are competing with technological platforms that many see as hegemons.
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What's the next market you see as a big growth opportunity?
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Cutting spending means cutting what they see as their rightful power.
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The stories you see as a kid show you what's possible.
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The link we now see as obvious simply wasn't back then.
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What I see as the shortcomings of Lovecraft's cosmic indifference philosophy.
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So what do you see as the future of this music?
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The name of the game is what you see as central.
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What do you see as the role of politics in comedy?
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But that's something I would not see as part of trade.
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What did you see as the gray area between those things?
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What do you see as the future of charter schools here?
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What do you see as the sort of problem with that?
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What do you see as your role in this political moment?
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BENNETT: What do you see as the "new rules" of leadership?
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Other clubs have complained about what they see as unfair treatment.
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Q: What do you see as the endgame to "trade wars"?
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Analysts are divided over what they see as the likely outcome.
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What do you see as the benefits and drawbacks of enlisting?
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What else do you want to see as a prosecutor here?
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What some might see as completely pointless, he found intellectually liberating.
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Some of what liberals worry about they see as pure nonsense.
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Are there particular musicians or careers you see as a model?
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Given the many different ways in which progress (or regress) can be measured, the state of Islam in Europe may always be a vessel that some see as half-empty and others see as half-full.
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They are equally affronted by people they see as having escaped from the line: not the wealthy (who have simply reached the front), but public-sector workers, whom they see as lazy and overpaid, and welfare recipients.
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It's nice to be with somebody who I see as a peer.
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Steve Cohen use language many see as calling for a military coup.
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You never forget those big, crazy movies you see as a kid.
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The deal, which some see as a template for an EU-U.
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What do you see as the role of journalism in this election?
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That's part of what I see as so special about his work.
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And many residents have grown irritated by campaigns they see as disingenuous.
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Hopefully, rivers won't see as many two-wheeled fish from now on.
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You can see as much in the immediate aftermath of the attacks.
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This is what many see as the crucial problem with his plan.
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Still, what a jarring thing to see as you're exiting a plane.
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What do you see as the next logical step for fashion blogging?
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The Essential LeggingFew legging brands see as much public praise as Zella.
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Moreover, what Mr Dayem cites as progress, others see as a problem.
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Pushing what consumers see as an inferior product would harm Apple's brand.
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What many Americans hate is redistribution to folk they see as feckless.
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PF: In the mobile world, you don't see as many Intel devices.
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What do you see as the relationship between labor organizing and politics?
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Besides religion, what do Americans see as vital to their national identity?
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Hopefully it's something we will see as she evolves as a person.
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Everything thing else we see as something for a partner to do.
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"Anyone who opposes them, they see as an enemy," Mr. Bilalli said.
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And PlayStation VR is something we see as a real disruptive technology.
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FLANNERY: WE WILL SEE AS WE GO. FABER: WHEN WILL YOU KNOW?
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The islands could also see as much as 20 inches of rain.
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Particles are just what we see as a manifestation of those fields.
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What do you see as the most important part of the anthem?
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"It means something to you, you see, as it should," she says.
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Clinton, whom they see as too accommodating to big business and Republicans.
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On clear days, you can see as far as Maine and Canada.
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Supporters of rival candidates are emphasizing what they see as his weakness.
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Is there anywhere in the country that you see as "ABBA-centric"?
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What do you see as the key to success in the industry?
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It's an area analysts see as crucial to the Chinese firm's future.
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What do you see as your role in this new historical narrative?
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So I'll just list what I see as the strongest predictive factors.
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What do you see as the role of dance in this piece?
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The rules: "Just see as much as you can," Jeffrey Ward said.
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What do you see as driving the current obsession with natural food?
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What do you see as the arguments for and against that option?
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This is something that we see as positive of the Japanese yen.
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We will see as the trial progresses over the next two years.
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What do you see as the centers for creative community in Denver?
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And I know that's what Scott's mother wants to see as well.
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What do you see as the centers for creative community in Arizona?
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Conservatives have pounced on Ocasio-Cortez for what they see as gaffes.
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Bitcoin memes are also usually about price, which some see as craven.
|
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What do you see as the challenges for the companies going forward?
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This installation is something that I see as very comforting and familiar.
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And that's what Clinton defenders see as so wrong in the warrant.
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Nowadays, you won't see as many booth babes on the showroom floor.
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Which is probably what you want to see as far as video.
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And they have the will to do what they see as right.
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That's what I see as the great missing part of the film.
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Some locations on the shoreline might see as many as 22017 inches.
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What conservatives see as a necessary corrective to decades of political imbalance in higher education, liberals and some college administrators see as an overly paternalistic approach to a problem that is being used as ammunition in the culture wars.
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There are indeed white voters who cast their ballots on identity politics alone, in favor of candidates they see as upholding their unearned racial supremacy and against those candidates they see as pushing for a more equal playing field.
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DES MOINES — They are angry at a political system they see as rigged.
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Is that what you see as the biggest gap that has to close?
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This is countering sanctions which we do not see as just or legitimate.
|
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You see, as Siri's smart suggestions spin up, traditional notifications will wind down.
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It's a grand metaphor some scholars see as Buddhist, Christian or secularly philosophical.
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Theaters don't really care what movie you see as long as you've paid.
|
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EU negotiators are also frustrated with what they see as Britain's policy drift.
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As such, your records spin counterclockwise which purists might see as an abomination.
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Jim Jordan, have slammed the process over what they see as partisan procedures.
|
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What Trump thinks are mere exaggerations in business, they frequently see as falsehoods.
|
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I travel all over the world and see as many places as possible.
|
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What followed led to what many observers see as a near-dictatorial regime.
|
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The answer to this question depends on what you see as the problem.
|
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Regulators are turning their sights on what they see as a malfunctioning market.
|
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What do I choose to archive and what do I see as negligible?
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And the Palestinians got to snub an administration they now see as biased.
|
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What do you see as being the most difficult thing to get around?
|
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It's all the "wiring and plumbing" you don't see, as Booty phrased it.
|
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Some places might see as much as four inches in the coming days.
|
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We'll undoubtedly see as the gears of 2020's campaign begin to grind.
|
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Men across Europe are complaining about what they see as unfair dress codes.
|
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He could see as much as $6 in earnings power in three years.
|
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And the company's partners clearly see as much potential as Level-5 does.
|
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All condemn what they see as a political, economic and public-health failure.
|
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But this virtue also points to what some might see as a shortcoming.
|
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What else do you want to see as an individual and an activist?
|
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So what do you see as the future of the typical console cycle?
|
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Bradley Byrne (R-Ala.) see as a string of events downplaying religious freedom.
|
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Consider cyberwarfare, which nearly three in four Americans see as a critical threat.
|
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That's a scenario some Ryan colleagues on Capitol Hill see as very likely.
|
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"ethics of conviction," according to Weber, do what they see as the morally
|
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What do you see as the centers for creative community in Santa Fe?
|
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The proposed bill seeks to close what these legislators see as a loophole.
|
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As the protests intensified, anger grew about what many see as police brutality.
|
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But many in Hong Kong resent what they see as Beijing's creeping control.
|
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Some duck hunters resent what they see as the downgrading of game birds.
|
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Funding will be allocated by token holders to issues they see as important.
|
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"I don't see as much growth potential, because we're probably at peak earnings."
|
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So what might we see as the topline announcements made at Connect 3?
|
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Or how about those quarterbacks you never expected to see as starters again?
|
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Which car companies do you see as best positioned to navigate those changes?
|
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So politics is a means to what they see as a religious goal?
|
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And we could see as we were landing these two massive jumbo jets.
|
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What do you see as the biggest issues in your district right now?
|
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Others are frustrated with what they see as Democrats are being too careful.
|
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Many lamented what they see as the encroachment of corporations into pride events.
|
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Some areas, he said, could see as much as 50 inches of rain.
|
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Various Republican governors have taken note of what many see as Gillespie's mistake.
|
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It shows us whom the predators see as the easy marks for exploitation.
|
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Here's a characteristically empty exchange: Who do you see as your biggest competitors?
|
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ERPOs, supporters say, are meant to fill what they see as a gap.
|
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You're taking advantage of what you see as a glitch in the system.
|
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Still, voters are making their own call of who they see as electable.
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IS THAT SOMETHING YOU SEE AS A ROLE YOU'LL HAVE TO TAKE ON?
|
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Jon Tester in a race even most Republicans see as no easy task.
|
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They're the cultural modifications we see as antidotes to our issues with masculinity.
|
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What do you see as its legacy and impact in your own life?
|
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And the bathroom has two sinks, which they see as a nice touch.
|
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For his supporters, it brims with what they surely see as lefty paranoia.
|
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Nancy Rexroth is someone that I see as quite removed from the world.
|
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"And that's for the world to see as much as for the Brazilians."
|
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Boston could see as much as 12 inches of snow for the metro region.
|
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"You can see as parts of the brain begin to turn off," she says.
|
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What do you see as this final form for this black metal-spiritual hybrid?
|
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The House bill would prohibit such arrangements, which both parties see as anti-competitive.
|
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These are serious people and they are standing up what they see as principle.
|
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To progressives, the remarks epitomized what they see as the president's deficiencies for office.
|
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Those games, PC games for example, you're not going to see as much diversity.
|
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Democratic groups have focused their efforts on Republicans they see as vulnerable including Sen.
|
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They have to check themselves, and we'll see as a matter of public policy.
|
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Some passengers are frustrated by what they see as a lack of timely information.
|
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Other critics have said they will consider challenging what they see as weaker enforcement.
|
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What do you see as the basis of our moral obligations to admit refugees?
|
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I have a granddaughter now I'd like to see as much as I can.
|
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Facebook has long been criticized for what many see as its lack of transparency.
|
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Some conservatives may be furious at what they see as the persecution of Kavanaugh.
|
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The Times reported that Tyndall would see as many as 20183 patients a day.
|
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If that market shrank, we might not see as many new drugs coming out.
|
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What's the slide everyone will see as they wait for the meeting to begin?
|
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Are there potential government interventions you see as helpful in reducing thwarting disinformation campaigns?
|
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And it will be able to see as many as 3623,000 stars, perhaps millions.
|
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Others here gathered to protest a message they see as hate-filled and unacceptable.
|
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EK: What do you see as the range of plausible outcomes from this point?
|
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Some leave because of what they see as a lack of basic civil rights.
|
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That brings what many would see as his take-home pay to $425.1 million.
|
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RT if you do, and share what you want to see as the replacement.
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Ask your boss, co-workers, or clients what they see as your biggest strengths.
|
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Ryan, as well as other lawmakers, pointed to what they see as ObamaCare's failures.
|
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Republicans have also targeted the program, which they see as a "bailout" of insurers.
|
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They then may use what they hear or see as leverage in price negotiations.
|
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Republicans have long sought to dismantle the law, which they see as government overreach.
|
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You can see as you move it around, it's a very small, tiny circle.
|
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If you can identify objects with AI, you don't need to see as far.
|
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The network has received recent criticism for what some see as its liberal slant.
|
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The group claims to combat what they see as constitutional overreach by the government.
|
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Valiente's Book of Shadows lies open for visitors to see, as does Gerald Gardner's.
|
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Isn't there a dark side to Satanism—anything society would see as, y'know, evil?
|
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I don't see as much fronting or attitude as I've seen in the past.
|
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It would demonstrate what the Russians see as NATO's indecisiveness in the Baltic Sea.
|
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It was disappointing to see, as well as manipulative — an underhanded ultimatum in itself.
|
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The truth seems too inadequate to explain what they see as a huge betrayal.
|
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This leads them to dismantle the old system, which they see as a threat.
|
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"I'd like to see as much of the fabric retained as possible," she said.
|
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But some Philippine lawmakers oppose what they see as Mr. Duterte's acquiescence to China.
|
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Are there big arguments in your earlier work that you now see as mistaken?
|
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What do you see as the best way for regulators to approach this issue?
|
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You'll want to see as much of what's in the background as you can.
|
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That is something that I don't see as a partisan issue in the least.
|
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He is executing on all the things you'd like to see as a donor.
|
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I want to see as many different cultures, costumes, ceremonies, and landscapes as possible.
|
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A moment that I now see as this young woman's ultimate act of motherhood.
|
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What do you see as the main advantages of audio over the written word?
|
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But smaller, local charities are concerned about what they see as a giving gap.
|
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Conservatives hope to roll back what they see as an expanding and costly entitlement.
|
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"It's a category for us that we see as a real opportunity," Grant said.
|
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What do you see as some of the strongest links between art and science?
|
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What else do you see as the biggest differences between Nixon's and Trump's situations?
|
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The agreement does, however, target some funding the White House may see as victories.
|
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Producers pare back hiring and production to levels they see as a subsistence level.
|
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Other Democrats are growing impatient with what many see as tech firms running wild.
|
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Some have criticized what they see as a lack of independence on Tesla's board.
|
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My mission for the week was to see as many Broadway shows as possible.
|
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Those are things I don't see as liberal or conservative — they just seem smart.
|
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Now there is a move to rescind what many see as a heartless policy.
|
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And as Trump's comments suggest, that's something that many Republicans see as worth celebrating.
|
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They stayed for nearly 30 years, a period many Lebanese see as an occupation.
|
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Thiebaud can go from crisp realist images to what I see as homemade Impressionism.
|
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What do you see as the difference between the Democratic Party and democratic socialism?
|
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But what some people decry as politically correct, others see as vital social progress.
|
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Indeed, there is what some might see as a state-led post-communist siren instead.
|
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Supporters are drawn to what they see as their independence, and a lack of pandering.
|
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Investors have flooded into the currency, which they see as a haven for their money.
|
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Some of their Mexican counterparts also expressed anger at what they see as unfavorable terms.
|
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The biggest problem though is what some E.U. officials see as a massive lingering bill.
|
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For now, Jordan's allies are defending him against what they see as a baseless scandal.
|
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"It's going to be a wait-and-see as we go into 22022," he said.
|
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Some Republicans accused Democrats of supporting the BDS movement, which they see as anti-Semitic.
|
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Estimates suggest that the market could see as many as 40 IPOs launch this year.
|
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The agency warned that Portland, Maine, could see as much as 26 inches of snow.
|
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What do you see as the president's moral role, and how should we judge it?
|
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The people patrolling what they see as their spaces are often — but not always — white.
|
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Demonstrators occasionally gather to protest what they see as the increasing militarization of the country.
|
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Al Qaeda and Islamic State are also fighting Shi'ite Houthis, which they see as heretics.
|
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Some areas could see as much as 50 inches of rain — or about four feet.
|
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Many locals in Ljusnarsberg are resentful about what they see as preferential treatment for immigrants.
|
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What did you see as your goal in trying to write about that age range?
|
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What do you see as the prospects for advancing women's rights and equality on China?
|
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The narrative that's followed is what we've all come to see as morbidly "familiar" nowadays.
|
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She did not see as much as sip, taking in an undifferentiated stream of content.
|
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EU officials have privately expressed alarm about the campaign, which they see as stoking tensions.
|
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Auditors could have done what they see as their job, but still be found liable.
|
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That's not a thing I expected to see as we arrived at CES this year.
|
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Ironically, what many folks see as an ecological nuisance may provide the environmentally friendly alternative.
|
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For us, the wallet is something that we see as the future of the company.
|
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Farmers slammed parliament for what they see as putting dogs' rights above those of humans.
|
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What you would see as the metrics for success there with these kind of efforts?
|
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Many Afghans seek what they see as superior medical care and university education in India.
|
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One concept would be two systems for two peoples, which Palestinians would see as apartheid.
|
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It's one of a million different uses you're going to see as the technology matures.
|
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MORGAN BRENNAN: What do you see as the biggest threat facing the U.S. right now?
|
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Unemployment in March was 4.5 percent, below what most Fed officials see as full employment.
|
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We'll just have to wait and see as we inch closer to the official unveiling.
|
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They denounce a press corps they see as biased and controversies they view as manufactured.
|
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Babydoll and her friends are chasing freedom, which they all see as a happy ending.
|
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Throwing blanket campaigns that are supposed to reach everyone don't see as high engagement rates.
|
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But 2018 didn't see as many impressive releases from DeepMind as the previous few years.
|
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What do you see as being the barrier to breaking through and creating meaningful change?
|
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This has triggered demands from rival firms for protection from what they see as dumping.
|
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Unemployment in March was 4.5 percent, below what most Fed officials see as full employment.
|
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Bill Gates sees cryptocurrency's main appeal as anonymity, which he doesn't see as a positive.
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Independent labels have become increasingly frustrated by the disruption they see as caused by RSD.
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Conservatives are also concerned it provides what they see as amnesty to some undocumented workers.
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Here's what they see as the biggest differences between the two largest ride-hailing companies:
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Few Communist Party officials are keen to sell off what they see as crown jewels.
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He trumpeted what he began to see as good news in two Wednesday morning tweets.
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Harrison, whom DNC members see as running behind those two, wishes the feuding would stop.
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Macron seems to have prepared carefully for what many see as clearly a revolutionary initiative.
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Some conservative women resist what they see as special treatment for women as vaguely patronising.
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But some pay tens of thousands more to treat what they see as unacceptable behavior.
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It's not clear that the voters will pick the candidate they see as more open.
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But conservatives are starting to get frustrated with what they see as legislators' glacial pace.
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Its members campaign against multiculturalism and what they see as the Islamization of the country.
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What do you see as the top crime threat to New York City right now?
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But there was plenty to look back at and see as experiences not to repeat.
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We'll have to see as we get closer whether that seems like a likely outcome.
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"You see, as progressives we're not interested in making our country anything again," he said.
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Blockchain is also the foundation of Ethereum, which some see as a successor to bitcoin.
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This has triggered demands from rival firms for protection, from what they see as dumping.
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The fine sand made it impossible to see as we walked away from the helicopter.
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Others, including France, are determined not to yield to what they see as U.S. bullying.
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We endlessly identify ourselves as parts of groups we value or see as like us.
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But conservative lawmakers, including GOP leaders, oppose what they see as a subsidy to insurers.
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We are the first people that park visitors see as they come into the park.
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It's more about Japanese pride and standing up for what people see as their culture.
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But some mourn what they see as an expedient and effective tradition of the seas.
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He persuaded the government to finance what he soon began to see as his movement.
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But what do you see as the sort of perverse pressures on reporters right now?
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What do you see as the significant changes in the city over your 50 years?
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It may be too soon to ask, but what do you see as your legacy?
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What do you see as the future balance between the 1986 version and this adaptation?
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Silverstein: Is there anything that you would like to see, as far as people coordinating?
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M.J.: What do you see as the future of women's education in the United States?
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We can see as he turns and then kind of flinches away from the procedure.
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Mr. Macron's plans contain several elements that unions, including the C.F.D.T., see as red lines.
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Populist conservatives also appreciate fake news for conveying what they see as underlying symbolic truths.
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Despite what some see as faux pas, Bloomberg's supporters are surprisingly unwavering in their endorsements.
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Wednesday: The fourth Democratic debate showed us who the candidates see as their front-runner.
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What do you see as the legacy of this time in this industry for women?
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I've been so quick to disassociate myself from what I see as negative immature traits.
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AF: What are-, what do they see as the biggest risks going in to 2018?
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"I didn't see as many pileups, because there's seven people" on a side, not 11.
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They blame the media for creating a false narrative that they see as now disproved.
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"This side of the city would be hard to see as an outsider," she said.
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You can see as many or as few calendars at a time as you want.
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So I think this is something that we should see as an opportunity going forward.
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That prospect highlights what many see as the flaw in California's calculations over the years.
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What does the White House see as the urgency in terms of starting this trial?
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What we often see as a nightmare, Shariah, traditional Islamic law, is another man's dream.
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I would like to see, as far as talking about Ivanka's business, cut that out.
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"Hello," he greeted them with the formality they would come to see as his trademark.
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It turns out that what some Democrats call economic improvement, others see as corporate charity.
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Bigots do not feel good enough about themselves to accept those they see as different.
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However, axi0mX thankfully tweeted some of what they see as the benefits to this release.
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These three states they see as a golden opportunity to switch from red to blue.
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But his message also addressed what many in South Korea see as rising economic inequality.
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Many diplomats expressed shock at what they see as his disregard for the parliamentary process.
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"Many lamented what they see as the encroachment of corporations into Pride events," he said.
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The busiest polling stations will see as many as 12,000 people arrive to cast votes.
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As a consequence, they are far less interested in accommodating attitudes they see as reactionary.
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Or does it contradict what you see as the need to support her in November?
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What do you see as the role of governors in redistricting in the coming years?
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What did you see as the psychological effect of the shutdown on air traffic controllers?
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As the DCCC tries to boost primary candidates they see as the most viable options to help Democrats take back in the House in November, activists opposed to DCCC's efforts are responding by leaking details on what they see as unfair meddling from Beltway Democrats.
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Those generals also think that Russia, not ISIS, is the biggest threat to the US. Trump, in other words, would double down on what top brass see as the wrong war, while cozying up to the country many military leaders see as our greatest threat.
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What others see as existential angst in Schiele's whiplash-fluid drawings, I see as the writhing, whimsical lines of sassy sexuality that stems from his Art Nouveau roots: a playful movement concerned with feminine forms and swirling, tendril-derived lines of frivolous and erogenous spirit.
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Democrats have hoped to delay the confirmations of Trump nominees they see as most objectionable. Sen.
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I often take something others might see as small and blow it out into melodramatic proportions.
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Then I would see as many artists around them as I could, while staying on schedule.
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Campus officials said they were continuing to brace for unrest they see as likely on Thursday.
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That in turn could reduce the growth in the gap we currently see as people age.
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What do you see as some of the greatest challenges facing women in the upcoming term?
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And yet, it is this very contrast that Johnson's supporters see as the candidate's greatest strength.
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PPPs are better suited for new infrastructure, which isn't what experts see as the critical need.
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The companies have been criticized for what others see as an effort to exclude conservative voices.
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Some held out hope that Trump might veto the bill, something analysts see as highly unlikely.
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Burney and others have long complained about what they see as a lack of global ambitions.
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Absolutely. From a consumer's perspective, what changes should you see as short, medium, and long term?
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Congressional Democrats were quick to criticize the move, which they see as a proxy for Islamophobia.
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Under that model, we didn't see as many people going in with their eyes wide open.
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But they worry about what they see as the NPC's attack on Hong Kong's judicial independence.
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US evangelicals have long supported Israel, whose founding they see as the fulfillment of biblical prophecy.
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Times readers often tell me that they aren't happy with what they see as a result.
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Listen to what the people harmed by Trump's policies want to see as acts of solidarity.
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Salazar-Gomez also cautioned that these results shouldn't be see as any sort of mind-reading.
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But let me just give you what I see as the bluff, the bottom line upfront.
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And we didn't see as much take up in dual GPUs and we would have expected.
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There has been muttering around Europe at what some see as Mr Rajoy's heavy-handed approach.
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House Democrats are sitting down on the job – for what they see as a worthy cause.
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What do you see as the end-game here, the big goal of all of this?
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But some of the rescuers won't be deterred from what they see as their moral duty.
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What he sees as an act of fan defiance, they see as an act of appreciation.
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"[Clinton] is going to be somebody, I think, the American people see as moderate," Richardson said.
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Click here to view original GIFWhat Schiaparelli is expected to see as it falls to Mars.
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I could see, as a parent or a guardian, it's such an obvious tool to want.
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"I got exhausted with what I started to see as clichés of experimental music," Keszler explains.
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What some guys see as hot about trans women can also be their grounds for violence.
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That's difficult to see as a young American—to see our country represented in that way.
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If you're not religious, you don't have to buy into what some see as religious overtones.
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What most people call a demand for accountability, accreditors see as "external interference" in the institution.
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Pyongyang often uses holidays to carry out actions the US and its allies see as provocative.
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It's a fully absorbing world that's often hard to see as a series of computer calculations.
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What do you see as the fallout from the destruction of the new Red Center, Todd?
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The same policies that smaller companies see as oppressive appear to the big guys as opportunity.
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The administration contrasted the action with what they see as comparative inaction by the previous administration.
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To be fair, there are many dangers I recognize and many fears I see as justified.
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Early vote totals will likely be the first things we see as the results roll in.
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The attackers were militants fighting what they see as the oppression of ethnic Malays in Thailand.
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To Republicans, the fight has become a proxy battle over what they see as executive overreach.
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Protesters are angry at what they see as Beijings increasing interference in the Chinese-ruled city.
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People on the right tend to like private businesses, which they see as productive job creators.
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Generation Z is informed, impatient and angry at what they see as intransigence on the right.
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But the issue has been overshadowed by what many Republicans see as Trump's self-inflicted controversies.
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Clinton is so committed to an approach they see as nearly as dated as torchlight parades.
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In response, the Kremlin threatened to target ANY coalition aircraft they see as threatening, including ours.
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The question of whether they punch up or down depends on whom you see as powerful.
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Those are the so-called WNCNEW that some Democrats see as an essential target for 2020.
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"We do not see as high a risk of recession as financial markets imply," Kasman said.
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Narrator: So, the more things you see as you pass by, the more you'll likely purchase.
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We'll see as the year goes on and once that time comes I'll worry about it.
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And he has expressed views on Islam, terrorism and Asian countries that many see as extreme.
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When pressed by The Hill on whom he would like to see as DOT chief, Rep.
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What do you see as the future of monuments in North Carolina and throughout the country?
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Specifically, they are reacting to what they see as a hypocritical stance on potentially disturbing images.
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"The place within celebrity I see as interesting is with hip-hop and potency," says Foote.
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Republican allies of Mr. Trump said he needed to exploit what they see as her vulnerabilities.
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The performers&apos take issue with what they see as Instagram&aposs unequal enforcement of rules.
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He said that a worst-case scenario could see as many as 600,000 at Turkey's border.
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Duncan Hunter, who resigned from Congress earlier this year, in a district Democrats see as competitive.
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The American and Australian intelligence agencies have consulted on what they see as the China threat.
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Your kids might have a very different opinion of what you see as "failing," she said.
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Q: What do you see as the biggest area of daylight between you and Councilwoman Pressley?
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Hospital staff said they typically see as many patients over a month, CNN affiliate KTVT reported.
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Many students are, understandably, angry about what they see as a school-sanctioned neo-Nazi organization.
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Meanwhile, there's ever more to see, as the slow-cooker of progress — or is it gentrification?
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There are, in other words, multiple models to creating what others see as an urban dystopia.
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It looked cool and that was all you could see as it went into the sagebrush.
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The Afghan president, in return, has reacted in ways that many Western officials see as panicked.
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However, many media professionals are concerned by what they see as a hasty and misguided approach.
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Chinese officials have said they have a handle on what they see as a modest slowdown.
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Of course, we couldn't help but ask who he'd want to see as the next Bachelor.
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The Taliban have refused to talk to the government, which they see as a U.S. puppet.
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"I'm drawn to what I see as the accessibility and diversity of '80s design," he said.
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It's likely many are genuine conservatives who simply support the candidate they see as more conservative.
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But Pentagon officials are worried about the global ramifications of a move they see as reckless.
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What do you see as the most compelling evidence of such a delay or cover-up?
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Who do you see as the intended reader, and what are they taking away from this?
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They try to see as many embassies as possible during the event each year, they said.
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But they are now more upset at what they see as the betrayal of Ms. Warren.
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US officials have offered differing accounts of what they see as the intentions behind Iran's attack.
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Heidi Heitkamp in a race Republicans see as a prime opportunity for a Senate seat pickup.
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Can this really be what they see as one of the most important issues before us?
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Are there any other entertainers-turned-politicians that you look at and see as role models?
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But some economists do not see as much impact and have lower estimates for wage growth.
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Drone maker is making its way into what many see as the next frontier in connectivity: .
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The DNC thought it was transparently laying out a system that nobody could see as rigged.
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Some are also criticizing what they see as too much emphasis on physical fitness over spiritualism.
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Next, it scrutinized the $4 billion Sinclair-Tribune deal, requiring what some see as unreasonable divestitures.
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They wanted a "social Europe"; they got what they see as a Europe of ruthless capitalism.
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Taking Note Baseball fans love to hate what we see as the commercialization of the sport.
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Do you think people think about what you see as the true meaning of the Fourth?
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For some, the run in stocks has validated path-dependent thinking that we see as outdated.
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And vulnerable Democrats believe they can survive by doing what they see as the right thing.
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"We know what Democrats now see as their path for scrutiny," Chris Cuomo said Wednesday night.
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Government officials have said they are unwilling to legitimize what they see as a Houthi "coup".
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But sometimes it&aposs what we can&apost see as clearly that clarifies our way forward.
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Democrats have criticized Barr for what they see as him operating as the president's personal attorney.
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Well wait and see, as the tender closes, to see which companies may be on this.
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And so what some people could see as fakery becomes something we can actually learn from.
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What do you see as the ultimate solution to the problem of al Shabaab in Somalia?
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But some Democrats privately believe provisions they see as problematic could be tweaked to become workable.
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They are focused more, they say, on what they see as a litany of recent victories.
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What do you see as the benefits and detractions of using CGI in science fiction films?
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, and what issues these young adults see as most important for their communities.
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What do you see as really important to focus on as a tech writer right now?
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What specific moment do you see as being your official arrival onto the professional snowboarding scene?
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He wants to fix the system they see as broken, and he's not new to those positions.
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Some faculty members have since pushed back against what they see as his sharp-elbowed business approach.
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But the protesters have had it with the government, which they see as corrupt, ineffectual and insulting.
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And the compete and fight in both teams is the most important thing I see as similarities.
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Demonstrators gathered in St. Louis Thursday to protest what they see as an assault on reproductive rights.
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So, they turned to Khal Drogo himself to lead futuristic See as, of course, a badass warrior.
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I think there's another side to tax reform of why haven't we see as much prolonged sustained.
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They said people are increasingly fearful because of what they see as slow advances by Iraqi forces.
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Bundy and his supporters—with guns in tow—want to challenge what they see as government overreach.
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" C.M.D. "Hopefully it's a movie that people see as about empowerment and discovering who you really are.
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The guards also complained about what they see as insufficient staff and resources to handle dangerous inmates.
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Yet we here at WIRED are crazy enough to try to see as many as we can.
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Democratic lawmakers have been heartened by what they see as signs that their base is waking up.
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I don't expect an explicit manifesto, but what did they see as the purpose of synthetic biology?
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These women don't always identify with the #MeToo movement, which they see as linked with liberal causes.
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"What you think is tasteless is not necessarily what someone else would see as tasteless," Wojcicki said.
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Estonians take solace in the guarantees of institutions, which they see as stronger than any one leader.
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Reporters at the State Department have grumbled about what they see as a "lockdown" on Ukraine inquiries.
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But this week Mr Trump took a step that China will see as an even bigger affront.
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What do you see as the biggest challenges, besides the technology, the battery technology, and everything else?
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But they are in sympathy with what they see as the party's values, not necessarily its policies.
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What are you optimistic about and what do you see as areas that present the biggest challenges?
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For that matter, how much of what we see as Joi's personhood comes from her physical appearance?
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To her left, the Greens oppose what they see as a populist-driven tightening of asylum rules.
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American officials have grown tired of what they see as China's foot-dragging in fulfilling its promises.
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The policy will have no impact on housing supply, which most economists see as the fundamental problem.
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A lot of what I see as having held back the U.S. economy is the headwinds internationally.
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SNC owns about 17 percent of the 407, which many investors see as a non-core asset.
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Facebook matches people to post types so if you never watch videos, you won't see as many.
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As I've gotten to know DPR2 better, what I see as his true motivation has shone through.
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They complain about what they see as censorship by Facebook, and some have had to scale back.
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The reason they don't vote is a lack of trust in politics, which they see as unresponsive.
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Conservatives have long targeted the agencies as an example of what they see as unnecessary government spending.
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Let's take the same question in reverse: What do each of you see as Obama's biggest failure?
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Some also set such research apart from global investment bank analyses which they see as too consensual.
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Lula's ascent was a storybook tale that many came to see as a metaphor for modern Brazil.
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But it is taking a cast of characters that we don't see as often in that genre.
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Swisher: So what do you see as the challenges and responsibility for the tech industry going forward?
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India's caste system: Outlawed but omnipresent The demonstrators are angry at what they see as reverse discrimination.
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You could see as experienced, everyone's got to have the heightened sense of experience all the time.
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But, yes: Piazza was a lifelong baseball rat whom the scouts failed to see as a professional.
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African diplomats are outraged—not just at the attacks, but at what they see as official indifference.
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What do you see as parallels between the New York of Basquiat's youth and the city today?
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He monitored its traffic carefully, expecting to see — as others have — attempts to take over the device.
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They are capable of shifting themselves toward the image of what they see as their better world.
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But the future seems dark It is just what I see, as an observer of what happens.
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But Democrats oppose including the language, which they see as an expansion of the existing Hyde Amendment.
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We've done our job, but a lot of things we see as controversies have made him stronger.
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Some other targets they see as more promising pickup opportunities include the seats won by freshman Reps.
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Urbanites are ashamed of what they see as Buddhism's "dirty, shameful, crazy cousin", as she puts it.
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SARA EISEN: What is your prediction for what we're gonna see as far as the global economy?
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Defenders of Trump, however, take some glee in what they see as a rattling of the establishment.
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Those goals are ones activists such as Hayes see as key to helping set similar standards nationwide.
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Who we see as symbols of success and power affects who we think belongs in these positions.
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Yes those businesses happen to be owned by President Trump, whom they see as their arch enemy.
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The filter is also the first one you'll see as you browse search results on the website.
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He also didn't discuss what kind of agreement he would see as a solution to the dispute.
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Aviation fuel — unlike car fuel — mostly goes untaxed, which climate advocates see as a major missed opportunity.
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And now comes Obama, in what many will see as a valedictory coda to his 2004 debut.
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Caterpillar, which traders see as a bellwether company, also fell short of its first quarter earnings goal.
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It's actually concrete (or slats) and there for all the world to see as a Trump achievement.
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Facial recognition, which techno-pessimists see as the advent of the Orwellian state, is not far behind.
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Inside the Sanders campaign, there is considerable frustration at what aides see as an unfair double standard.
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But ask someone who played back then and plays now what they see as the big difference?
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When looking at a candidate, it's beneficial to ask them what they see as their transferable skills.
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Here are what we see as several of the key questions and implications for autonomous vehicles today.
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Washington wants Beijing to address what U.S. officials see as decades of unfair and illegal trading practices.
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So, to recap, here's what I see as the most plausible — though still implausible — Sanders victory scenario.
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UMNO had long opposed such measures, which some see as a step towards hand-chopping and stoning.
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Going to the movies is "a form of entertainment we don't see as much anymore," Lambros said.
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Where do you see as the ideal location, environment, or context to be listening to this album?
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"What you think is tasteless is not necessarily what someone else would see as tasteless," Wojcicki added.
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Content that adults and parents say is graphic and explicit, young viewers see as real and authentic.
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A certain percentage of parental involvement that my wife does, I would see as valuable but unnecessary.
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It also means posting sketches on YouTube, which executives see as a funnel to the actual show.
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In part, it's a reaction to an unpopular president and what many see as particularly divisive times.
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What do you see as the contribution that political risk makes that those sorts of institutions can't?
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Google is not alone in the push into what some people see as the future of gaming.
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What did they see as the best way to take back their data and protect their privacy?
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In a good year, we might see as few as 114,000 people hospitalized with flu-associated illnesses.
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At the very least, set aside time to FaceTime with the people you won't see as regularly.
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M.J.: What do you see as some of the major challenges facing historically black colleges and universities?
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A constant drumbeat of negative news serves only to further undermine her, which they see as counterproductive.
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Mexicans are mad as hell at a system they see as self-dealing, under-performing and corrupt.
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Others have pushed back against what they see as a hysterical overreaction to a longstanding literary practice.
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Are aesthetic judgments about mates invariably tied to traits we see as adaptive and worth passing on?
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In particular, several panelists bemoaned what they see as a reluctance by policymakers to embrace scientific data.
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Demonstrators are angry about what they see as creeping interference by Beijing despite the promise of autonomy.
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Others are bothered by what they see as a lack of concern for strangers and public resources.
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The focus for many anti-homework parents is what they see as the quality of work assigned.
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But lobbyists are giddy for an administration they see as shaping up to be more pro-business.
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The fact that some of the facts line up with my life I almost see as incidental.
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The conversation inevitably returned to what they see as the rut that gospel music has fallen into.
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Some market participants blame what they see as the high cost of market price data from exchanges.
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On an ordinary day, doctors are frustrated and exhausted as they see as many as 200 patients.
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Democrats have also criticized the Trump administration for what they see as efforts to obstruct the investigation.
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"It's a crazy thing for me to see as someone who grew up [in Canada]," said Ramesh.
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AGAIN, WE'RE GOING TO SEE AS IT GOES WHAT THOSE EFFECTS ARE AND WE CAN REACT ACCORDINGLY.
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Some are expressing frustration at what they see as a congressional panel pulled out of its lane.
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And what we see as well is that these systems are not just pie in the sky.
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He has accepted his exile as the price of what he, and others, see as principled action.
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One analysis said Apple could see as much as a $47 billion benefit from the tax changes.
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What does Peter Hancock, a professor at the University of Central Florida, see as their relevance today?
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Today's article is about musicians who are challenging norms that they see as products of toxic masculinity.
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Even Donald Trump — who many see as the antithesis of biblical values — ran on an evangelical platform.
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What do you see as the effect of that network on how we think about the president?
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Palestinians, angered by what they see as Trump's pro-Israel bias, have called it a non-starter.
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That's what I see as the unique way that art can function as part of social change.
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And through thinking about the history of the Ozarks, Connoley has started to understand that the plant species we see as invasive or native may actually be flipped from another point in history, that those we see as native now might have been invasive thousands of years ago.
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"What I'm hoping to build is [a show] for what we see as an underserved audience," she wrote.
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Our own consumerism and corporate loyalty is the closest thing some see as a way of expressing faith.
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David Perdue of Georgia, don't want Trump to throw away what they see as his strongest bargaining chip.
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We're all for a naughty confessional, see, as long as a player isn't getting high on our time.
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Today what we see as tacky were meant to process grief and insure the person was not forgotten.
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American businesses disgruntled by what they see as distorted exchange rates may soon have more weapons at hand.
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You can see as we start to get more penetration, he gets better opportunities on the offensive boards.
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However, Germany in particular is keen to see as orderly a transition as possible to a new relationship.
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Last Saturday, tens of thousands had protested at parliament against what they see as an unfair election system.
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What do you and the committee in Berkeley hope to see as the Indigenous Peoples Day movement grows?
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It seems the consensus is to wait and see, as Trump gets around to laying out his plans.
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You know, and it&aposs good for children and young people to see, as well, and for adults.
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Walk me through what you see as the relationship with the United States in that post Merkel world.
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That night, you'll be able to see as many as 10 to 20 meteors fly through the sky.
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Many had vigorously opposed participating in the election because it would legitimize what they see as a dictatorship.
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But, there's one course you'll rarely see as a three-credit requirement on a student's transcript: sex ed.
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He has also taken risks that many Saudis and Saudi-watchers see as unnecessary, notably in foreign policy.
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I have a new label for what I see as a potentially devastating new consumer trend: gadget fatigue.
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The agency predicted that some local areas could see as much as 30 inches of rain through Tuesday.
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Furthermore, wage growth - which some BoE policymakers see as the key driver of medium-term inflation - remains weak.
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That's surprising to see, as Apple announced in September that the computer would be manufactured in Austin, Texas.
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His detractors will view it as a blip in a presidency they see as flouting America's basic values.
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Why it matters: Mike unpacked their stories, missions, and what they see as the future of giving back.
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Both sides can still put in place tariffs to counter what they see as dumping or unfair subsidies.
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On those peak days, you may see as many as 15 to 20 meteors flashing through the night.
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Some locations over the next 5 days could see as much as 6 to 8 inches of rainfall.
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They're frustrated by what they see as a lack of progress and it's taken a heavy emotional toll.
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But many resent what they see as increasing meddling by the mainland and the erosion of those freedoms.
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See, as the head of development, Daenerys' goal is to introduce new features and continuously improve the product.
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Prisoners grow anxious from isolation and sensory deprivation and obsessed by what they see as official petty malevolence.
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He said a Hillary Clinton win would mean stability, which many investors see as a good entry point.
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Longtime residents, already feeling financial pressure, resent what they see as a deliberate move to erase their history.
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But many Kurds believe Barzani's government gave in too easily to what they see as an Arab onslaught.
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They're fighting against what they see as corporate greed, an environmental threat and an assault on sacred land.
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The CHP and international rights groups have complained about what they see as unequal campaign conditions in Turkey.
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But we will see as Mark points out, this is by it&aposs far from a slam dunk.
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For decades such groups have agitated against what they see as a "left-liberal" stranglehold on the establishment.
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"The market has baked in rate cuts that the Fed is yet to see as completely necessary," Markets.
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Other American retailers, online and off, are angry at what they see as a subsidy to their competitors.
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We project our own emotions onto the screen, using what we see as a proxy for our feelings.
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So, in terms of the performance, and, you know, what you see as the highs and lows here?
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You also don't see as much content compared to longer displays, which is a real disadvantage in 2018.
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They may even go as far as helping transgressors to evade what they see as an unfair penalty.
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We see as much happen in flashback, although the events that precede and follow the murder are murky.
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British prime ministers are obsequiously paranoid about maintaining what they see as the special relationship with America's presidents.
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I'm not something people think of and see as beautiful, but that's not what I have to be.
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Rather, the boss is simply micromanaging the employee in what they see as an effort to help them.
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Tens of thousands demonstrated in Barcelona to denounce what they see as repression of a peaceful, democratic cause.
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In the U.S., conservatives typically oppose measures they see as thumbing the scales of free and fair competition.
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They each provided us a list of groups they see as being involved in the propagation of hate.
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I love to be able to bring that front and center for the cameras to see as well.
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As this July comes to a close, let us not give in to what some see as inevitable.
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Some Nissan executives have long been unhappy with what they see as Renault's outsized influence over larger Nissan.
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Many groups are calling for justice (and more protests) for victims of what they see as police brutality.
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But it's hard not to see as the latest salvo in Washington's fight with Beijing, particularly over technology.
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Others expressed bewilderment that someone might try to profit off what they see as an unfortunate bureaucratic snafu.
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It's a sight to see as much as it's a song to ... mute in front of your children.
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But many residents of the financial hub are worried about what they see as the erosion of freedoms.
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In this bodycam video, you can see as they free the elk and send him on his way.
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Other EU countries such as France favor a more robust stance against what they see as American bullying.
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Some vocal critics, like Nouriel Roubini, are gloating over what they see as annihilation of the crypto bubble.
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But this year, we may not see as much action in the unemployment line as we're used to.
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Other northern European nationalist groups have been highly critical of what they see as southern European fiscal profligacy.
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The chemistry element to it is something that we see as very important, and I remember it well.
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One thing we likely won't see as a built-in feature in Vivaldi is an ad blocker, though.
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Online activists have circulated the hashtag #ResumeOrResign in a bid to end what they see as damaging uncertainty.
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Washington is pushing Beijing to remedy what U.S. officials see as decades of unfair and illegal trading practices.
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Am I right in thinking you are targeting 13 cities globally that you see as interactive entertainment hubs?
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Some justices have criticised what they see as judicial overreach by the crusading federal judge overseeing the investigations.
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Then there are the second-tier Republicans, once thought of as safe, who Democrats now see as targets.
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He was as good as you'll ever see as a football player and as tough as they come.
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The two travel across the country and the world to see as many Kusama exhibitions as they can.
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The ratio has also remained close to 20 in recent years, a level market experts see as elevated.
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Some point out what they see as the absurdity in shutting down services to save the government energy.
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Republicans pledged sharp questioning of the special counsel about what they see as a "one-sided" Russia investigation.
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These are not the simple holograms that you might see as 3D wall art or shifting billboard advertisements.
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Many are upset about what they see as government over-reach and harsh treatment of misguided young men.
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But officials are also looking to bring down what they see as barriers to energy production and use.
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The pro-democracy protesters are campaigning against what they see as Chinese meddling with Hong Kong's promised freedoms.
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Senators are growing increasingly frustrated over what they see as a lack of a coherent strategy on trade.
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And the Turks and Caicos could see as much as 20 inches of rainfall, the hurricane center said.
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The far-right wing is out to get the Clintons and to destroy what they see as Clintonism.
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It's more evidence of what they see as the president's mercurial nature and his disdain for Washington's conventions.
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Big multi-nationals are delaying planned investments because of what they see as Saudi Arabia's and MBS' instability.
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What we see, as Cranston's Beale finally stands and begins to shout, is a man embracing his doom.
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The mist and clouds you'll see as you roll out of bed will be sticking around until Wednesday.
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Some Okinawans have complained for decades about what they see as unfairly generous legal protections enjoyed by Americans.
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The jobless rate fell to 3.0 percent in January, a level many analysts see as near full employment.
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Many in India and the United States are alarmed about what they see as a China-Pakistan axis.
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These are the words potential viewers will see as they weigh whether or not to watch the clip.
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And they each have a stake in battling Islamist extremists they see as threats to their own security.
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And every August, we pass through comet Swift-Tuttle's tail which we see as the Perseids meteor shower.
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It is one of the last institutions in this country which the American people see as being nonpolitical.
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Since then, Pruitt has proposed restructuring the environmental justice program, a move environmentalists see as "politicizing" the work.
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"I could see as they walked away from the podium, a weight lifted from their shoulders," she said.
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I see as this broader downtown movement, even if they didn't necessarily see themselves as part of it.
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A Fox News segment is stirring outrage over what some see as its racist portrayal of Chinese-Americans.
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These are not the data Beijing wants to see as it is gearing up to go to war.
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What we won't see (as much): VCs: SXSW used to be an annual meetup for top venture capitalists.
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And neoconservatives have long delighted in siding with Democrats on what they see as issues of high principle.
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The right is still intent on undercutting what they see as the liberal political power of the university.
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What do you see as your timeline between passage and implementation, and how long until a full transition?
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Looking closely at fraud: Republicans want to cut down what they see as significant fraud in the program.
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Political polls suggest that millennials are dissatisfied with what they see as politics as usual from both parties.
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As a final question to Walter Hoeijmakers, I asked him what he wanted to see as Roadburn's future.
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You can only see as far as your headlights, but you can make the whole trip that way.
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"These things you see as your strengths, we're going to invert that," Singer said, describing Chinese military doctrine.
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That would protect the American market in industries that trade hawks within the administration see as strategically crucial.
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This dilemma still pervades his art-as-object approach, dovetailing with what I see as commercial market pessimism.
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But Biden's candidacy has sparked an intense debate over what many liberals see as Obama's shortcomings in office.
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Mr. Xi has already been criticized at home for what some see as his misjudgment of Mr. Trump.
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But often, the misinformation appears on websites other than Google, which Google doesn't really see as its problem.
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Rather, potential challengers have to wait for what they see as harm to occur before initiating a lawsuit.
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When we mock nonreaders or books we see as less-than, we do Mr. Trump's work for him.
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It's part of a new generation of on-site hotels that airports see as lures for travelers' dollars.
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And third, for decades conservatives have railed against the institution of tenure, which they see as protecting ideologues.
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What I see as hinges in these paintings could also be perceived as support beams in a structure.
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Q. What do you see as your role on the 2018 congressional elections and the 2020 presidential election?
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But many Italians resent what they see as interference in Italy's affairs by the bloc's authorities in Brussels.
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But the administration has drawn heavy criticism for what others see as a slow response to Khashoggi's disappearance.
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Can you name a couple of retirement trends you see as likely to improve the lives of retirees?
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That has not pacified critics, who accuse the county of profiting from immigration policies they see as unjust.
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But we'll have to watch and see as we run through the cycles as to where that goes.
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But they admire his willingness to wage what they see as a patriotic battle to defend common people.
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"There's far fewer men than we had hoped to see as part of this class action," she said.
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"Jerusalem" we see as a lived reality in gorgeous, centuries-old examples of Christian, Islamic and Jewish art.
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Giving "hong bao" or "lai see," as they are called in Mandarin and Cantonese, comes with many rules.
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But, what we still see as the ultimate driver of our business is-, is continued investment and activity.
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Frustration with what some see as a lackadaisical response mounted Monday as the toll of the virus rose.
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Essentially, both are offering to testify before Congress about what they see as the failings of the industry.
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Bitcoin, which some see as a digital gold, has also risen, hitting a two-week high of $7,580.
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They've stepped up efforts to direct attention at Democrats who they see as too cozy with Wall Street.
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The opposition blames Sisi's government for squeezing potential rivals through what they see as a strategy of intimidation.
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And vulnerable Democrats say that they are compelled to do what they see as the right thing. 26.
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Fees ebb away at your returns, so get to know the charges you might see as you invest.
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And one component of that is returning to work after what many see as a time of celebration.
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"Outside of that, we didn't see as much enthusiasm for larger-scale financing in the U.S.," Wong said.
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South Korea and China remain angered by what they see as Japanese efforts to ignore or sugarcoat atrocities.
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What do you see as the most obvious differences in the league from the old days to now?
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They hear cases just two days a week and see as many as 80 inmates in that time.
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What I had found slightly self-aggrandising, Power appeared to see as an almost sacred opportunity for remembrance.
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And it still offers the kind of subsidies to middle-income people that they see as too generous.
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"I created images I would have loved to see as a young black girl in Haiti," she said.
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Body cameras are usually worn on officers' chests and record what they see as they perform their duties.
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Driving the trend are wealthy families willing to pay for what they see as a higher-quality education.
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This included the understanding that he needed to treat what many see as a hobby like a profession.
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Notably, the latter group — millennials — didn&apost see as sharp of a decline in wealth as the former.
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Many activists argue that more forceful tactics are necessary to counter what they see as unrelenting government hostility.
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In this case, I could see as Louie said, playing this in an entertainment way was perfectly acceptable.
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What do you see as the centers for creative community in Las Cruces (or southern NM at large)?
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It even encouraged Iranians to use virtual private networks to sidestep government censorship, advice Iranians see as interference.
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Satan is celebrated as the symbolic opposition to organized religion, which they see as an authoritarian, superstitious system.
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This has broadened interest in the Lucia case, and, along with the underlying issues, placed it at the centre of a debate over the "deep state"—the structure that some see as ensuring a competent, disinterested public service and that others see as protecting an undemocratic, incompetent, self-serving elite.
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It's all merely surface; a story we don't see as extending beyond the crisp pages of an elementary textbook.
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Facebook's "News Feed preferences" let you to set which accounts' posts you see as soon as you log in.
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Yet those groups are warning that Barr could accelerate the administration's efforts, which they see as disenfranchising lawful voters.
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"The system we believed in -- that we see as protection for Hong Kong people -- is very fragile," he said.
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It's encouraging to see, as a journalist in the disappearing print era, that for the botanist, newspapers remain essential.
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I see, as I look around, that there are a number who witnessed that event who are here today!
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It's a blow to national pride which some Iraqis see as emblematic of Iran's growing hold on their country.
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Under Sinemia's plan, users can see as many movies as they want, but Imax and 3D films are excluded.
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Mnangagwa is under pressure to deliver a credible vote that Western countries see as key to lifting international sanctions.
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She also asked in that tweet what people want to see as a replacement for the Affordable Care Act.
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It's unpleasant in a way that I could see as bracing if you were starved of other life challenges.
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Political anger is about politics and a system of government that voters rightly see as headed off the rails.
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I get how much editable tweets could change the platform, which some see as the social media of record.
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"They're not as easy to see as the ticks you're likely looking for on yourself or children," she wrote.
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What some opponents see as a draconian enforcement policy has sparked protests, including one Wednesday that featured Democratic lawmakers.
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Oyer, who has been a base technician since 2017, expertly explains everything we see as we tour the hangars.
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Because the more people like that that are involved in the process, despite the administration, I see as positive.
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I asked them to use the reverse side of the fabric, which is what you see as the dress.
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That would block what the bank and many economists see as a crucial means of promoting spending and inflation.
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The contrast could come from the fact that there's a massive partisan divide in what people see as racist.
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Others see the forum as an opportunity to sound the alarm over what they see as growing urban inequality.
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A hashtag called #HandsOffSomalia has become popular among Somalis prickly about what they see as infringements of their sovereignty.
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Amid the choppy price action, two leading Wall Street experts recommended which tech names they see as solid bets.
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Banerjee has repurposed plastic, which most of us would see as unfortunate waste, for a serious work of art.
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Algorithms determine what people see as objective truth, and terrorist organizations gird to bring down the monopoly on information.
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So I just want to make the kind of film that I would love to see as a moviegoer.
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What one camp would consider parental freedom, another would see as infringing the rights and welfare of a child.
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Survivors report feelings of frustration and anger, which are heightened by what they see as inconclusive interactions with police.
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Here are five things we can't wait to see as Ripa and Seacrest team up on Live. 1. Spoiler!
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Instead, they took to their Facebook group to joke about what some see as a lack of company perks.
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I'm curious if there are any candidates in the primary at least that you see as interesting or impressive?
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And Kalenjin politicians are furious at what they see as a blatant attempt to shut them out of power.
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Meanwhile elderly conservatives staged protests on Seoul's subway against what they see as a sell-out to the communists.
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She is a proponent of school vouchers, school choice and charter schools, options critics see as undermining public education.
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Other governments around the world are also seeking to clamp down on what they see as corporate tax avoidance.
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When it comes to what the three see as the next giant opportunity, for example, Botha suggested gene editing.
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Charter will initially keep proceeds on its balance sheet in what some see as a kind of insurance policy.
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So I think there is an air of positivism therewhich frankly I don't really see as pervasive in Europe.
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He has also pledged to roll back regulations from the Obama administration that Republicans see as burdensome on business.
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Why did it take so long to seal a deal that even many EU enthusiasts see as relatively modest?
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That points to what many in Colombo see as the root cause of their headache: a threadbare tax system.
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"Some market participants didn't understand that our decisions depend on the data we see as it comes," Hazan said.
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Kasich is someone I could see as president, although I find a number of his actual policy ideas troubling.
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They have long opposed the Medicaid expansion, which they see as excessive government encroachment into the health care sector.
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Women may also use diet and exercise as punishment for what they might see as their body's aesthetic failures.
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Democrats quickly highlighted what they see as the consequence of the Republican plan highlighted in the CBO score. Sen.
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What do you see as the relationship between chaos and serenity, as linked in the title of the album?
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I yearn to hear Patrick yelling "I CAN'T SEE!" as he drives a buggy into a dense fog bank.
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For owner-occupied housing, Swedish prices have doubled in the past decade, inflating what many see as a bubble.
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That would raise the prospect of retaliation from Beijing and what some analysts see as a possible trade war.
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"I want to see as smooth and orderly a process as possible," May told the FT in an interview.
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INGKA currently manages almost everything that most customers see as IKEA - the stores, furniture design, manufacturing, procurement and logistics.
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We also see, as we said, the inflow of investment both direct and financial investment, including from American investors.
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They will see as their protector the army's appointee as one of the country's two vice-presidents, Myint Swe.
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Mike: The initial facility that we're constructing in the Okanagan is really what we see as the starting point.
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The priority, according to observers of Algeria's system, is the stability that its citizens see as incarnated in Bouteflika.
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And it's known that male orangutans regularly force copulation on females, which is hard not to see as rape.
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It's unappealing, small, and the last place in London that people are going to see as a development opportunity.
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And what are some of the changes you see as you've done it over the past couple of years?
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Are there particular outfits that you see as emblematic of Katherine's shift toward a more experimental approach to fashion?
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But despite what some might see as a lonesome lifestyle, Eiler has an active social life with caring peers.
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A small band of us spread out across the city to see as many local markets as we could.
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The confluence of factors led to a move that some see as the start of a potential sea change.
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Many of those groups have already become wary of what they see as Facebook's overreach in people's personal lives.
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Warner and others have criticized Trump for what they see as jeopardizing national security by going easy on ZTE.
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I'm focusing so much on what I see as growth and improvement, and I'm completely engrossed in the task.
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Through La Morada, open since 2009, the family has fought gentrification, deportations and what they see as unjustified arrests.
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Democrats and outside liberal groups have devoted energy this week to highlighting what they see as the law's downsides.
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The irony is that Republicans are not getting much benefit from what most voters see as a good economy.
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" "It's the kind of report more hawkish members of the Fed will see as validation for what they're doing.
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Residents feel they are often unfairly singled out by the authorities who many see as discriminatory and heavy handed.
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However, we must tell the truth and call out his actions and rhetoric as what I see as racist.
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Emmett's casket stands in the middle of the room, open for all to see, as it was in 1955.
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European signatories are trying to save the accord, which they see as crucial to forestalling an Iranian nuclear weapon.
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Egyptian officials reacted with suspicion about what they see as Turkey's plans to expand its influence in the region.
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The move is the latest in what critics see as the Trump administration's effort to scale back transgender rights.
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" While the news appears reassuring, investors remain on edge as to what each country will see as "complete denuclearization.
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And you can see, as we start to get more penetration, he gets better opportunities on the offensive boards.
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He comes to see, as we do, that this is the last gift she can give him — and herself.
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Key senators are in what they see as the final stages of negotiating an aid deal for Flint, Mich.
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Blackburn was only the latest GOP lawmaker to grill Zuckerberg on what some see as bias against conservative speech.
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What do you see as the potential pitfalls or ways in which a system like this could go wrong?
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Many Labour MPs are angry at Corbyn for what they see as his lackluster performance in the "Remain" campaign.
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Some insiders, however, have chafed over what they see as a big cultural shift that focuses less on design.
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But some black students are livid with what they see as the jury's light punishment for the former students.
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There is a proliferation of these companies, which some VC firms might see as problem children in their portfolios.
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Renegotiation "is really not a scenario that in a multilateral process you can see as something feasible," she added.
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Opponents fear increasing authoritianism from a leader they see as bent on eroding modern Turkey's democracy and secular foundations.
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Ms. Osaka's popularity in Japan appears to depend in part on what commentators see as her quintessentially Japanese behavior.
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"Elimination as a public health problem" is different from complete eradication of the bacteria, which experts see as impossible.
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Some of my neighbors are posting on social media about their disgust at what they see as media hype.
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They instead focus on what they see as an ownership structure that keeps the focus on local news coverage.
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But it's funny when you get to elected office, you see fewer, you don't see as much of that.
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"We are clearly dealing with what we see as a serial bomber," Manley said in a morning press conference.
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What's next in the ongoing effort to address what many see as a broken system is an open book.
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And his easy manner belies a stubborn streak that his neighbors see as the mark of a dangerous gadfly.
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One, because I thought his body of work was that of a person I'd want to see as president.
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Rightly or wrongly, foreigners are wary about what they see as the broad reach of the American surveillance state.
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How could he give someone whom many see as a white nationalist a platform that legitimizes and normalizes him?
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Many of the women are motivated by what they see as President Trump's attempt to turn back the clock.
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Many liberals denounce what they see as a growing tolerance of aggressive and intolerant speech against minorities and immigrants.
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Exhibit A is Riyadh's counterproductive campaign in Yemen against the Houthi rebels, whom they see as an Iranian proxy.
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Civil libertarians are concerned by what they see as an erosion of democracy and free expression under Mr. Joko.
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The local Jewish community laments his silence on what they see as anti-Semitic overtures by the Hungarian government.
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"We could see as many as 10 drop tests between now and the end of the year," Bridenstine said.
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Differing accounts US officials also have offered differing accounts of what they see as the motivations behind Iran's attack.
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Next, the authors call out what they see as a large disparity between R&D costs and product revenues.
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But China's rich continue amassing ever greater fortunes and want what they see as the trappings of respectable refinement.
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"It's very unusual to see the sporadic and immediate demand we see as a result of this coronavirus outbreak."
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With no apparent consequence for behavior they see as corrupt, Trump will enter his reelection campaign unchecked and unbound.
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Andrew M. Cuomo takes a slightly different route — a strategy some see as a nod to re-election prospects.
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Alibaba's cloud division, which analysts see as crucial to the future of the company, continued to flex its muscle.
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They also demand an overhaul of a political system they see as corrupt and keeping most Iraqis in poverty.
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Some governors are alarmed that their party's presidential candidates are embracing policies they see as unrealistic and politically risky.
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They also expressed concerns about what they see as entrenched economic corruption and an intractable threat from North Korea.
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I sometimes have to enlighten clients that what they view as decorative, others may see as unappealing or junk.
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The demonstrations have since expanded into a protest over what they see as Beijing's growing interference in the city.
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And some candidates have faulted Twitter for what they see as lax policies toward political speech and unfounded rumors.
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"The Trump administration, the congressional leadership are promoting an agenda that our CEOs see as very positive," he said.
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While Sanders won Wisconsin handily in 2628, the Marquette poll presents what his team should see as red flags.
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Much to companies' dismay, proxy advisory firms have at times called out what they see as excessive pay packages.
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He pointed to what countries see as the economic and geopolitical benefits of doing business with American gas producers.
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What Americans view as advising and assisting, jihadis — and an uncomfortable number of like-minded sympathizers — see as occupation.
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The UAE, along with Egypt, support Haftar who they see as a bulwark against Islamist militants in North Africa.
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An administration official expressed some frustration with Democratic demands to see as much of the Mueller report as possible.
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Some ordinary Arabs like Trump's no-nonsense style, and praise what they see as his capacity for tough leadership.
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Investors may worry about putting money into emerging markets, whose currency and political risks they see as too high.
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The media and establishment politicians only note Trump's rhetorical excesses, which they see as off-putting to many Americans.
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Prominent G7 members such as Germany and France are also unhappy about what they see as Trump's protectionist rhetoric.
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Leaders often use crises to promote policies that they see as necessary but that voters might otherwise not support.
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It's a remarkably honest attempt to offer a massive answer to what its authors see as an epochal problem.
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There are certain designers that we absolutely love and see as innovators, which we tend to look out for.
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Despite what the public may see as an overdue recognition which is still rolling out, Saar sees it differently.
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Many residents are increasingly unnerved by Beijing's tightening grip and what they see as the erosion of those freedoms.
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Journalists take up some new style of reporting as a response to what they see as even dirtier tactics.
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What do you see as the pros and cons of working both sides of the aisle, as it were?
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"What you see as jokes made by a bunch of blokes, you know, from the position of being one of those blokes who has probably in on some of those jokes, I see as a woman who is part of a social world where violence is," Badham said, before being interrupted by Price.
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Much research shows that it's easier to empathize with those we see as somehow familiar, like, say, a Syrian metalhead.
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Food allergies are scary, so it's understandable that parents would hesitate to introduce a food they might see as dangerous.
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It's a move his political opponents and many analysts see as a bald attempt at formalizing authoritarian rule in Turkey.
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The move is the latest in what liberals see as President Donald Trump and Republicans' continued attacks on the poor.
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This gets to a pervasive misapprehension about what Trump-skeptical Republicans see as their role at this moment in history.
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Then there's the issue of what many see as a two-faced relationship between Fiji Water and its local communities.
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But the minority is angry, vocal, and hungry to publicize what they see as a rigging of the democratic process.
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We feel we must speak up in the face of what we see as an overreach by the U.S. government.
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Liberals have long criticized what they see as the military's use of militant factions to further political and security objectives.
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Others applauded him for bringing attention to what they see as a problem at one of the state's flagship schools.
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For now, Magee and other protesters hope to bring back what they see as the reason for the holiday season.
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He doesn't see as many foreign players as Hardung, but where Hardung deals with cultural differences Gomminginger deals with youth.
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More recently, the secretive nation has attempted missile launches that South Korea, the United States and others see as provocative.
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But some conservative hardliners have pushed back against Wolf, who they don't see as sufficiently committed to Trump's immigration agenda.
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But despite what some see as an active attempt to sabotage Obamacare, enrollment so far this year has been strong.
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More importantly, Trump's initiative failed to address what many see as the biggest challenge in the field: attracting global talent.
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Traditional bankers annoyed by what they see as Silicon Valley hubris can finally say the new kids had it coming.
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Residents complain about what they see as the unfair burden they carry in supporting the U.S. military presence in Japan.
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Don't be surprised to see as many as 30 to 20033 tech startups go public in the next 12 months.
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Conservatives are outraged at what they see as a sharp leftward movement in the academy: But what's really happening here?
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The campaign is not pointing to any specific county or precinct they see as being wrong or suspicious in Kentucky.
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Republicans this week have harped on what they see as an unnecessary level of opacity in the impeachment inquiry proceedings.
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So that may open the door to what I see as the real role of politics, a dynamic responsive way.
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What some might see as flaws with the Waymo vans Waymo considers safety precautions and part of developing safer cars.
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Several have supported ethnic militias, which they see as a cheap, arm's-length way of killing jihadists and their supporters.
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He ran as an independent, beating Labour out of power, which some see as a bellwether for change to come.
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Koninsky Music Co, 1910Source: Smithsonian LibrariesArthur Lange: If I could see as far ahead as I can see behind. Jos.
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The Instant Pot's Facebook group alone has over 750,000 members and can see as many as 7,000 posts each day.
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"I just want our society to change what people see as beautiful and to stop being so judgmental," Smith said.
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He wants to see as much torso as possible, and he always wants to be able to see her face.
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The Peshmerga have been very visibly building a large berm and ditch on what they see as their final destination.
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A loving father created his own comic to give his son with disabilities a superhero he could see as himself.
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The devotion to protocol that pilots see as integral to their professionalism is derided by some doctors as 'cookbook medicine.
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Fans will have to wait and see, as next week's episode centers around Beth (Susan Kelechi Watson) and her backstory.
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Cultural differences persist too, and Dutch pilots are exasperated by what they see as the French side's lack of compromise.
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It is one of the tragic ironies of human history: We don't usually oppress those we see as fully human.
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But many Okinawa residents, indignant at what they see as an unfair burden, want the base off the island altogether.
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However many Okinawa residents, indignant at what they see as an unfair burden, want the base off the island altogether.
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She has that massive fight with Joyce, her mom, which a lot of people see as a "coming out" allegory.
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Democrats were livid and taunted "yea" voters, whom they now see as sitting ducks in the 2018 mid-term elections.
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She also uses the platform to express her own body positivity, something Williams hopes younger girls see as an inspiration.
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The move is a bold attempt to push Ford into what many see as the next generation of auto-making.
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Wade, something advocates on both sides of the issue see as more likely since the confirmation of Justice Brett Kavanaugh.
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Democrats have been mobilizing to defend net neutrality, which they see as crucial for preserving free speech and encouraging innovation.
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"That's what we'd expect to see as the labor market keeps tightening," Jed Kolko, chief economist at Indeed, tells Axios.
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In China's Cantonese-speaking Guangdong province, there have been protests at what locals see as attempts to marginalize the language.
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Zuckerberg has also been taking a more public role, which many see as a nod to the company's growing influence.
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His comments heartened advocates of privatization who have long sought to move away from the system they see as outdated.
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We might not see as many of its customers on the streets, but Cyberdog is holding on, and even expanding.
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Foreign companies and multinationals are also working into their budgets the risk of a devaluation many now see as inevitable.
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Many reformist voters say they are disillusioned, an apathy Rouhani's allies see as the biggest threat to his re-election.
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More to the point, these laws reduce what tribes see as living places to "properties," obscuring their inherent spiritual value.
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When men aren't comfortable with their sexuality, they're afraid when they're attracted to something they don't see as the norm.
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What we see as one short burst of a laser is actually six pulses — each one lasting about 1.5 milliseconds.
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What do you see as the conservative view of human nature, and where does it differ from that of progressives?
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Indeed, the uproar revealed how easily infuriated European lawmakers are by American standards, which many see as unfair and freewheeling.
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In what some may see as the oddest location — Utah — a third-party presidential candidate may actually win the state.
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South Carolina may just be ready to forgive bad manners in exchange for what they see as a strong leader.
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Burns, a 31-year-old Ontario native, did not want to dwell Friday on what others see as his quirkiness.
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For some Taliban, IS will offer an opportunity to continue jihad against those they see as infidels and their supporters.
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Each leader is clearly enamored by what they see as the other's supreme power over his nation and world events.
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China's critics in Hong Kong point to what they see as examples of a similar imperative swaying the territory's police.
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The Alex we get to see as partner to Jennifer is fun, happy, confident, and, perhaps best of all, content.
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The disagreement focuses on the budget's stabilization function which some northern European countries see as inviting too much moral hazard.
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It needs reforms to help ease public spending and create economic opportunities that many Tunisians still see as a priority.
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Their harrowing stories from the battlefield shed light on what they see as an unwinnable conflict in a foreign land.
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Well-educated suburban voters are fleeing Trump's Republican Party, which they see as being run by racists and know-nothings.
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But it does give a picture of who voters see (and don't see) as the figureheads of the Democratic Party.
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But the ELD mandate hasn't curbed what many see as a larger problem for truckers: the lack of detention pay.
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Activists opposed to DCCC's efforts are responding by leaking details on what they see as unfair meddling from Beltway Democrats.
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Social Q's My husband and I have two sets of longtime-couple friends whom we often see as a group.
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And for many families, that means long hours on the road getting to see as many college campuses as possible.
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That quality has been pushing them away from Tiffany & Co, which teens see as too "glitzy," Business Insider previously reported.
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But liberal activists have been disappointed by what they see as a timid approach to pushing a new economic vision.
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They have forged partnerships across state and party lines to offset administration policies they see as harmful to the constituencies.
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Republicans are hitting back against new Education Department rules that they see as a power grab by the Obama administration.
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Doug Jones (D-Ala.) to investigate what they see as a lack of transparency and certainty in the exclusion process.
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This is the kind of strength and self-acceptance I want my own daughter to see as she grows up.
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The Mediterranean has also become a venue for what the US and others see as an emerging great-power competition.
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You see, as more women decide to become employed or start their own business, they will increase our economic output.
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That doesn't mean Kerry, who has made a habit of what some see as solitary, quixotic diplomatic endeavors, isn't trying.
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Goldman Sachs economists also studied the slowdown in vehicle sales, which they see as the beginning of a bigger trend.
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For example, what some may see as Sanders interrupting others, Benor describes as "overlapping" or "cooperative overlapping" in Jewish speech.
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They are the visual building blocks that toddlers see as they try to comprehend the vicissitudes of the physical world.
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The first color you see, as in the blackish background in "Pear Plant" (2017), suggests purple without actually being purple.
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But neither has done much to actually push policy, which Democrats see as an act of deference to Republican leadership.
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He looks more Brooklyn bartender than symbol of resistance to what he and his supporters see as inhumane government policies.
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We didn't see as much of them over the last couple of seasons, as their characters were living in London.
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The correlation between what parents and principals would see as bad behavior isn't as strong, Medle says, but it exists.
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Economists also warn that Beijing will resist changing technology development policies Washington dislikes but that Chinese leaders see as successful.
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In the U.S., many are using the term "fake news" for any articles they see as hostile to their agenda.
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His loyalists are strongly inclined to believe what he says, and to forgive falsehoods that they see as harmless exaggerations.
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He'll be helping the beleaguered incumbent, Senator Heidi Heitkamp, in a race many Democratic officials see as all but lost.
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The report was clearly a response to what state officials see as a lack of urgency on the city's part.
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