But this cycle, large donor sentiments are migrating to align with mass voter sentiments.
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When elected officeholders remain silent or unavailable, they permit horrid sentiments to be sanctioned and give credence, or even acceptance, to those sentiments.
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Networked Insights found 25 percent of the reactions to this ad to have held positive sentiments and 7 percent had negative sentiments out of 189,135 mentions.
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" Others had similar sentiments, writing, "P is missing !!
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I felt validated to see those exact sentiments expressed in the analysis put out by Students for Fair Admissions, and to see those sentiments backed up by concrete data analysis.
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" Brandi echoed these sentiments, adding "I love Liam too!
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It is also doubling down on those sentiments -- proudly!
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"I'd like to agree with those sentiments and I'd express the very same sentiments back at Congressman O'Rourke," Cruz said, before pointing out that he had debated Sanders three times last year.
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Donor sentiments have not traditionally been in lockstep with voter sentiments, as the establishment wings of both parties have managed to govern in such a way that most donors are rubbing along.
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READ: Dog lovers and dog eaters square off Racist sentiments?
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But the sentiments existed before he arrived on the scene.
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Fans shared memories, heartfelt tweets, and touching sentiments about Aaliyah.
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These sentiments about Trump are not confined to Silicon Valley.
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Other presidential contenders from both parties have expressed similar sentiments.
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We're sending the same sentiments to Shaki and her family.
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Adriano Espaillat of New York seemed to echo these sentiments.
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His main themes were dedicated to mobilizing ugly racial sentiments.
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Mulvaney seems to reflect other Republicans' sentiments on this issue.
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But some of the sentiments and platitudes may sound familiar.
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They also reportedly commented on Miley's post with similar sentiments.
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Some of the other presidents in attendance echoed his sentiments.
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The sweet sentiments were also accompanied by a hilarious video.
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These sentiments are echoed by technology's top brass across China.
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These are sentiments we — the public — can all connect with.
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Creativity and art aren't only meant for expressing positive sentiments.
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" Spencer, 35, echoed his wife's sentiments saying, "Heidi's not playing.
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They also jibe closely with sentiments from the White House.
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Similar sentiments were voiced at an Iowa event for Mrs.
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Then came 2008, Obama, and a massive resorting of sentiments.
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Those were all sentiments that Henson is also familiar with.
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Tax and economic policy affect consumers' sentiments about their finances.
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Much of Youth Authority's lyrical content consists of similar sentiments.
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Judge Julianne Hough (who also donned green!) echoed Mendel's sentiments.
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"He's such a sweetheart," she says, echoing our sentiments entirely.
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All of these actions appeal to racist and nativist sentiments.
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When in India, plan in accordance with local religious sentiments.
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And people have a lot of sentiments about Elon Musk.
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Garber echoed those sentiments in 103 and again in 210.
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Others shared similar sentiments about the seriousness of the situation.
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Tricia Dimmitt, who attended SWBTS with Armstrong, echoed her sentiments.
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Darren Woods, CEO of Exxon Mobil Corp, echoed those sentiments.
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These are made with cotton and embroidered with holiday sentiments.
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Obviously Michelle Obama feels very similar sentiments toward her family.
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The sentiments themselves may be disturbing, but they demand attention.
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This paradox is equally true of business sentiments in Europe.
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Such sentiments fueled Britain's vote to leave the European Union.
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Other regulators, including those from China, have expressed similar sentiments.
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Plenty of people were echoing his sentiments in replies, too.
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The reality TV personality's tweets were met with mixed sentiments.
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His remarks echo similar sentiments expressed by South Carolina Sen.
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The sentiments behind this wide range of works vary greatly.
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Griner echoed Taurasi's sentiments that she's made amends with Johnson.
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Similar sentiments are gathering strength in Britain, where I live.
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However not all shared my "live and let live" sentiments.
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Hippocrates' sentiments from over 2,000 years ago resonate for me.
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More recent polls have revealed that similarly uninformed sentiments remain.
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Mr. Lagerfeld himself once expressed similar sentiments, although more flatly.
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United issued a statement that echoed those sentiments almost verbatim.
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Those sentiments were shared by Puerto Ricans in other cities.
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The only viable solution to such sentiments is further education.
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The minutes reflected that Powell's sentiments on inflation are widespread.
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Clinton, an indication of shifting demographics and suburban political sentiments.
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Unlike Trump, Abe himself has never expressed apparently xenophobic sentiments.
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Those sentiments also were reflected in the likely path forward.
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Yet his decades of intolerant sentiments have left some wary.
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Mr. Ciamba, the minister for European affairs, echoed those sentiments.
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But Clinton gives no indication of sharing Obama's revisionist sentiments.
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By empowering authoritarian and racist sentiments, and acclimatizing the Republican Party to accept those sentiments, Trump is reshaping American political discourse today in ways that could lead to reprehensible laws long after he's left office.
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We can't remain complacent, thinking our sentiments are shared all around.
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The song's popularity suggests that millions of others share those sentiments.
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Consider some of the sentiments that arose during Tuesday's Senate hearing.
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However, interest in history and reverence for it are separate sentiments.
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At first, her fans agreed with and appreciated her political sentiments.
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Here's hoping Henson's sentiments are embraced more widely in the future.
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Chris DiBona, director of open source at Google, offered similar sentiments.
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Those political sentiments seem to be driving attitudes about the economy.
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Silverman, recognized in the outstanding variety special category, echoed their sentiments.
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But on Twitter and Facebook, anti-vaccine sentiments are widely disseminated.
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Williams, 21, shared similar sentiments about her on-camera big sister.
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People used Twitter to share their sentiments about the stadium's design.
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At heart, the sentiments reflect less a revolution than a restoration.
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Image: Ryan F. MandelbaumThe speakers at the march shared similar sentiments.
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The DPP's influence has helped to normalise xenophobic and Islamophobic sentiments.
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" Stanley echoed Woods' sentiments, saying "She's our girl. Young. Curvy. Confident.
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Last week, the NPS Twitter account retweeted some anti-Trump sentiments.
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Sentiments and reason were not seen as antithetical to each other.
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Until 2015 pro-European elites maintained a guardrail against such sentiments.
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Such anti-Indian sentiments affect negative attitudes towards the Rohingya today.
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O'Hare, Chicago's larger airport, shared the same sentiments to social media.
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Our hunger for silly sentiments expressed in 137 characters is relentless.
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The sentiments expressed by the organizers of Sunday's rally are repulsive.
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The European Union and U.S. State Department have voiced similar sentiments.
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Her fans echoed Kahn's sentiments by defending Taylor against the haters.
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Our diverse population of aspiring citizens continues to share those sentiments.
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Why it matters: Russian President Vladimir Putin has voiced similar sentiments.
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Personal sentiments and motivations are at the heart of Aatchim's creations.
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Officials from the French and Japanese governments have echoed those sentiments.
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Several banking executives have voiced similar sentiments on cryptocurrencies like bitcoin.
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Such sentiments have slipped into the speeches of hawkish EU officials.
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Alas, those sentiments were quickly forgotten when a hostile raider emerged.
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Sentiments in the financial markets of course swing like a pendulum.
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Similar sentiments have dominated the presidential race in the United States.
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After the Parkland massacre, these sentiments are clearer than ever before.
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Respondents to the ISM survey released Friday relayed mostly positive sentiments.
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Lindsey Graham's sentiments after hearing the CIA's assessment of Khashoggi's killing.
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By contrast, just 12 percent of Democrats reported those same sentiments.
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Given such sentiments, Clinton isn't seeking to take a victory lap.
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Today, when his sons voice similar sentiments, they appear sincerely apologetic.
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But those sentiments certainly clash with the political DNA of Trumpism.
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That's what makes her sentiments ahead of Almost Ready so powerful.
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This echoes the sentiments Lochte already expressed with Caiden was born.
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I'm seeing sentiments that the NHL isn't the true villain here.
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In spring 2016, the party made its anti-migrant sentiments explicit.
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There are echoes of those sentiments in the current political climate.
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Sentiments against powerful institutions have only grown during the presidential campaign.
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The language is unpleasant, but the sentiments expressed are not baseless.
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Cespedes's blunt sentiments rubbed a few in Flushing the wrong way.
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"The other bankers shared similar sentiments:"Probably everyone is repricing risk.
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Nowhere in Bach's music or Calov notations are these sentiments contradicted.
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The arrest quickly became a focal point for anti-migrant sentiments.
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Good economic news, for example, tends to blunt anti-incumbent sentiments.
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The sentiments, and the contrition, probably helped Pitino keep his job.
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The opinions and sentiments of our guests matter greatly to us.
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These are not sentiments that will bring about a peace deal.
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Some precisely wrought sentiments also have started trickling into the music.
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Gerry Connelly (D-VA) expressed similar sentiments to the AP Tuesday.
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Anniston residents who attended the press conference echoed the officials' sentiments.
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Anti-Muslim sentiments circulated on fliers and in social media posts.
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Those sentiments come as AAA members are insuring more expensive trips.
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Speaker Paul D. Ryan echoed the sentiments in a news conference.
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And these sentiments are widespread, felt beyond the world of journalism.
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Yet regulating speech to stem extremist sentiments is no answer either.
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Voters who came out to see Mr. Ciattarelli had similar sentiments.
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The Assembly speaker, Carl Heastie of the Bronx, echoed those sentiments.
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"There are consequences to spreading such ill-placed sentiments," he said.
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"Not just sentiments," Booker told the crowd last week at Rev.
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" Mulvaney, echoing the President's sentiments, said that "Honduras could do more.
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Nor is this the only time Rebekah has shared similar sentiments.
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"It's been amazing the outpouring of love and sentiments," Phillips said.
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The sentiments these voters and non-voters feel is very real.
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"The roomies disagreed with some of her sentiments," says the source.
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Meanwhile in Burnaby, anti-Kinder Morgan sentiments aren't ending anytime soon.
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Even ordinary statements — like calling for justice for an 8-year-old girl who was sexually assaulted and murdered — are interpreted as "hurting nationalist sentiments" (which in 2018, has come to mean far-right Hindu sentiments).
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"To echo everyone else's sentiments, don't bother coming here," one reviewer wrote.
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These weren't his actual sentiments, just something to rile up the troops.
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His sentiments were echoed by Hilton Worldwide President and CEO Christopher Nassetta.
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The performer made her sentiments very clear, thanks to a graphic hoodie.
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But the effects of these anti-Mormon sentiments are still felt today.
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Trinity Taylor, I echo your sentiments: Why was Alexis f—ing green.
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Social media users on Weibo, China's version of Twitter, echoed those sentiments.
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But as the years passed, the racist sentiments only seemed to intensify.
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Critics have accused him of harboring anti-Semitic and white nationalist sentiments.
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Cramer had the same sentiments about gold, bonds, treasuries and real estate.
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These sentiments have even pitted popular Fox News hosts against each other.
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But self-doubt and repentance are not popular sentiments in today's Russia.
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I am not your enemy and am somewhat confused by your sentiments.
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"Even we respect Hindu sentiments and are against cow slaughter," Qureshi said.
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It may well be that executives genuinely do agree with such sentiments.
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Why the bullish sentiments of some Fed officials for a rate hike?
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That chasm one of sentiments that's hardest to hear in Elverum's music.
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Those words conjure a storm of conflicting sentiments: hopefulness, devastation, ambition, desperation.
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S. relations in sentiments relayed in a telegram, according to the Kremlin.
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In the short term, appealing to these sentiments makes for good politics.
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" Mandel echoed similar sentiments, telling Okwuchi: "This song was the perfect choice.
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Christopher Lasch expressed sentiments such as these in the 1970s, I viewed
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Many GOP voters and lawmakers are uncomfortable with Trump's conduct and sentiments.
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Mr. Powell echoed those sentiments at a news conference after the meeting.
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However, they recovered partially on Friday with the improvement in overall sentiments.
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Fragile sentiments continue to get offended and hate comments still pour in.
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" Another insider previously echoed similar sentiments saying, "Hailey couldn't make him happier.
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Presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton echoed Obama's sentiments in her own statement.
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But in the cybersecurity world, this mix of sentiments is not uncommon.
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However, concerns about a slowing economy continued to weigh on investor sentiments.
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Throughout the day, he saw other friends and fans posting similar sentiments.
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To varying degrees, those sentiments reflect broadly shared ideas for changing Washington.
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Of course, similar sentiments were leveled at the first Garden Warfare game.
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These are all important sentiments on the road to getting over heartbreak.
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Lead single "Untitled," premiering on Noisey, captures the record's unruly sentiments perfectly.
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Sixteen years on, Trump's anti-Iran sentiments make a similar collaboration unlikely.
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Senate Minority Whip Dick Durbin echoed Warren's sentiments in a Friday statement.
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We hear disturbing anti-environment sentiments from the current Republican presidential candidates.
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Terrorist sentiments have never spread widely outside of settings of economic despair.
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" Spencer echoed his wife's sentiments, saying on the podcast, "Heidi's not playing.
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Critics had accused Bannon of harboring anti-Semitic and white nationalist sentiments.
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"I feel that he is developing sentiments for me," she later wrote.
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Montaigne is hardly alone in criticizing an overeasy excitement of the sentiments.
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" Newman, the show's villain, reduced these sentiments to two words: "Hello, Jerry.
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" Grassley echoed those sentiments on Sunday, tweeting: "I join my colleagues Sen.
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Versions of all of these sentiments were echoed at the aroid show.
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As fellow libertarians, Paul and Johnson share similar sentiments on limited government.
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"2015 was a good year of business," McGregor backed up White's sentiments.
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Her figurative work is infused with her sentiments as a Palestinian refugee.
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Other former employees of the company have echoed some of Fowler's sentiments.
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" Another commenter echoed her sentiments: "That is what I was thinking, adopt.
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Murkowski spelled out her sentiments more clearly to reporters after the vote.
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Mayer echoes Ochota's sentiments when he comes by to introduce his wine.
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"It was using anti-immigrant and outright racist sentiments," Mr. Leatherwood said.
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As sentiments go, that's not exactly the "Spring break or bust" ethos.
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But no hostile sentiments were evident from either candidate on Thursday night.
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Still, the new polls uncovered a deep partisan divide on ACA sentiments.
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Here, he is both savior and judge, sweet singer of cruel sentiments.
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Sentiments like these frequently bubble up from the grassroots of both parties.
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It lulls you with luscious visual beauty, but its sentiments are suffocating.
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People are expressing sentiments that economic progress has not been distributed fairly.
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Nasser had died five years earlier, removing the danger from such sentiments.
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" All these sentiments appear in one paragraph of "Split at the Root.
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Among the professional reviewers, the sentiments are much the same, with PrimAndPrep.
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At the anti-capitalist capitalist event, radical sentiments erupt in unexpected places.
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This may indicate that markets' sentiments towards Japan's eventual tightening are worsening.
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Reid's sentiments, and his thoughts on the rule still ring true today.
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That's triggered anti-Beijing sentiments in places such as Laos and Turkmenistan.
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Such sentiments were echoed by the more strident theologians of Bach's time.
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The beneficiaries of the law are now making their sentiments clearly known.
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Top commanders expressed their sentiments in public on Tuesday, despite Trump's remarks.
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Critics have accused Bannon of harboring anti-Semitic and white nationalist sentiments.
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San Juan County in particular reeks of anti-Indian behavior and sentiments.
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Others echoed Iger's sentiments, and talked about a prudent shift in focus.
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We broke apart a lot of families because of anti-immigrant sentiments.
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Trump allies began to attack US officials suspected of anti-Trump sentiments.
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It's the holier-than-thou sentiments as well as the compulsive bragging.
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Trump's administration has seemed almost to revel in its anti-Islamic sentiments.
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It is abhorrent and we fully disassociate ourselves from the sentiments expressed.
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"Clearly, the sentiments are against any companies dealing in commodities," Kumar said.
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Indeed, we can trace such modern sentiments back at least a century.
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The projects bearing his name are a fitting tribute to his sentiments.
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"SADC leaders also shared the same sentiments with the CIOs," the cable said.
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"Yes, we need diversity of sentiments in the media as well," Sanders said.
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"It was freaking amazing," texted one marcher, capturing the sentiments of so many.
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Metro's statement echoed the sentiments expressed by Redos's chief earlier in the day.
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" Co-creator Moira Demos also echoed Ricciardi's sentiments, describing the story as "ongoing.
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But such sentiments were not because Omar was a Democratic politician, she said.
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NBC Entertainment chair Robert Greenblatt had sweet sentiments to share on the news.
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" O'Donnell, 45, echoed these sentiments, telling King, "You gave me some great advice.
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" Aniston echoed similar sentiments, telling Marie Claire that Theroux makes her feel "adored.
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Those are sentiments that Western fans of individualism and freedom would easily recognise.
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If anyone operating there turned on Fox News, they would hear similar sentiments.
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It's safe to say the majority of responses were full of #relationshipgoal sentiments.
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At the 2018 iHeartRadio Music Awards, Baldwin echoed Mendes' sentiments to Access Hollywood.
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Spokespeople from the the Alzheimer's Association and My Hero Project expressed similar sentiments.
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Friends and family would often inscribe the portraits with warm sentiments or quotations.
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Another user called for anyone who agrees with her sentiments to block him.
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Elisa Zied, a registered dietitian nutritionist in New York, also echoed those sentiments.
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Alyssa Milano, who also stars in the series, mirrored Ryan and Gussis' sentiments.
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He elaborated further on these sentiments at a July 2015 rally in Phoenix.
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You can't save them all, and you need to conserve your passionate sentiments.
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" Teigen joined in with her husband's sentiments, asking Luna, "Isn't it so pretty?
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" Rather than let the comment lie, Sarsour responded: "please share my "ugly" sentiments?
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As a result, anti-immigrant sentiments could be heard even from progressive politicians.
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Hagit Katzenelson, who works as a product manager for Walmart, echoes Chin's sentiments.
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Fleiss has also tweeted anti-Trump sentiments since he shared this teaser. 2.
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Whether anyone agrees with Kaepernick's sentiments, however, should be irrelevant to the NFL.
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Their sentiments have apparently struck a nerve with a whole lot of people.
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But for many of his critics, his sentiments came a year too late.
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Their supportive sentiments were carried over by Parker, Cooper and Hill, as well.
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Then Bieber's mom, Pattie Mallette, took to Twitter with some equally puzzling sentiments.
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"Also, with the resolution of 1MDB, it will improve market sentiments," he added.
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When respondents were resurveyed within the next week, those sentiments start to fade.
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Muhammad had apparently expressed negative sentiments about white people and also government officials.
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" Julianne Hough echoed similar sentiments, telling the kids: "It starts with the people.
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The activists behind Queer Trans War Ban are not alone in their sentiments.
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Sometimes folks wished me luck; I thanked them, and echoed the same sentiments.
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DeVos has expressed jarring, but honest sentiments about the quality of public education.
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As worries about migration have revived nationalist sentiments, the EU must avoid rigidity.
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His social media accounts are filled with anti-Democrat sentiments and racist diatribes.
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Vishnu Varathan from Mizuho Bank echoed similar sentiments in a note Wednesday afternoon.
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Those sentiments were echoed by student Valgerdur Bjarnadottir, who is in her 40s.
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Michael Carr, business tax services leader, Asia-Pacific at EY, echoed those sentiments.
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You cannot express negative sentiments about social groups in this day and age.
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Before long, alas, sentiments and laws sharpened, until interracial couples risked fearsome punishments.
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Some associate the symbolism with white supremacist sentiments, akin to the Confederate Flag.
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These are all sentiments that were echoed by Chaplain in the GAO podcast.
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Pramila Jayapal of Washington state, made her sentiments known on the House floor.
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Osby and other officials echoed Brown's sentiments about the threat of climate change.
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During those meetings, some of the mosque and cemetery opponents voiced xenophobic sentiments.
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These sentiments indicate a leader lost in the nostalgia of an ideological age.
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But his sentiments were also echoed in at least a few other churches.
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There are so many sterling sentiments I don't know which not to use.
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"It's complicated," he said, echoing the sentiments of many players in the game.
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Christine Hallquist, a Democrat hoping to become Vermont's next governor, expressed similar sentiments.
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Financial markets represent the sentiments of traders as they fluctuate throughout the day.
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Michael Duncan of Cavalry, LLC, a Republican digital advocacy firm, echoed Miller's sentiments.
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Years later, however, she expressed different sentiments about the work she had done.
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It's dumb and uninvolving, a collection of ugly sentiments served via clumsy dialogue.
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If she is actually some angel then I retract half of my sentiments.
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Bernstein plays with the words and sentiments politicians use to motivate and manipulate.
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" Masvidal echoed those sentiments shared by Larkin: "I'm definitely excited for the fight.
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Progressive leaders and activist environmental groups at the national level have similar sentiments.
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It's actually a pretty well-worn game plan: First, immediately denounce the sentiments.
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In contrast, 31% of small business owners in the Northeast report similar sentiments.
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Gaga shared similar sentiments during an interview with Oprah Winfrey for Elle magazine.
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The move was championed by many Brits, including some with anti-immigrant sentiments.
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He was confronted by racist sentiments from white people he thought were friends.
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Dr. Gupta: His sentiments are being echoed by other celebrities and government officials.
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"Grassroot sentiments, polemics, communication skills are at the top," Sinha told VICE News.
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G.G.: I think you are not in the minority with those sentiments, Glen.
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Britain's weak performance is due in large part to market sentiments about Brexit.
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To the Editor: I vehemently disagree with the sentiments described in the article.
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That idea might seem to invite easy Hallmark-card sentiments and childish fantasies.
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The shooter in California may have posted white supremacist sentiments on social media.
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In a statement to NBC News on Wednesday, however, Pavlovsky expressed similar sentiments.
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But Mr. Trump has expressed similar sentiments in the past, then backed off.
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Other top Democrats echoed Pelosi's sentiments and prayers and condolences to his family.
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" The post goes on: "Christian also expresses anti-Muslim sentiments on his page.
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Ricardo Adrogue, head of emerging market debt at Babson Capital, echoed such sentiments.
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Trump supporters have since shared similar sentiments, causing #BoycottHamilton to trend on Twitter.
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It's hard to imagine a social media campaign fueled by the same sentiments.
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Finally, an Israeli annexation would increase anti-American sentiments throughout the Muslim world.
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But Miller had an ability to leaven even sentiments as dark as these.
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Barnier and other EU officials have expressed similar sentiments throughout the Brexit process.
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Rouhani in a statement released by his office earlier Saturday echoed those sentiments.
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Lovato returned these sentiments on Instagram, cheering Brown on at the DWTS taping.
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However, critics have accused him of harboring anti-Semitic and white nationalist sentiments.
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Those sentiments are largely in keeping with recent public statements from Fed officials.
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She wasn't the only one of her famous family to share such sentiments.
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Once again, Cruz is just a convenient, momentary placeholder for anti-Trump sentiments.
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Ms. Petry has voiced disapproval of Mr. Höcke and the sentiments he voiced.
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The trio spoke about their sentiments for the anthem and then performed it.
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Behar praised Charen's speech, adding that conservatives aren't tough enough on Nazi sentiments.
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When patriotic sentiments become allergic to criticism, nationalism poses a danger to democracy.
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"Their candlelight protests didn't reflect the true sentiments of the people," he said.
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Growing nationalist and populist sentiments make it harder to refrain from such moves.
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But I've come to appreciate the sentiments behind this show more and more.
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Anderson's former wife, who hadn't spoken with him since 2003, expressed similar sentiments.
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For Mr. Froschauer, Beethoven's music represents the sentiments of a new, secular era.
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Some senior members of his own conservative Likud party have expressed similar sentiments.
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I mean, these sentiments have sadly existed in Australia for hundreds of years.
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Like his regionalist sentiments, the bold primitivism of Hartley's work is largely a construction.
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He routinely shares photos and sentiments about Justin and the rest of his kids:
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" Lauzon echoed Miller's sentiments: "It's one of those things where I always liked Jim.
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Sessions did, however, speak about immigration more generally -- largely echoing sentiments from his boss.
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Just minutes later, Michael, 21, responded to the video and echoed his sister's sentiments.
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The number of his followers who support his sentiments with retweets has risen accordingly.
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Despite their words of contrition and reconciliation, this action is contradictory to those sentiments.
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PHILIPPINE C.BANK SAYS CORONAVIRUS COULD HAVE ADVERSE IMPACT ON ECONOMIC ACTIVITY AND MARKET SENTIMENTS
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Analysts at ANZ said strong Chinese trade data in March improved sentiments towards commodities.
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The sentiments can (on paper) sound comically simple, overly pious, outdated, self-explanatory, cliche.
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The sentiments seem no less true today, for all our discord across the globe.
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The international financial markets remain volatile amid shifts in global liquidity and investor sentiments.
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" Dunham supported her colleague's sentiments by reposting Sagher's original photo, adding, "Good idea @tulipbone!
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Choose racist and xenophobic sentiments seeping out from some corners of the Leave campaign.
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The sentiments left no doubt about the attackers' goal: to kill African-American children.
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Ben Sasse (R-NE) publicly said Gorsuch expressed similar sentiments to him in private.
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After all, what Michele Obama and Melania Trump spoke about are widely held sentiments.
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She says she also has received numerous messages expressing indignant sentiments, even from hunters.
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Ryan, who has criticized Trump's anti-Muslim sentiments, likewise censured Nehlen for his views.
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Obama's not the only international political figure who's publicly expressed sentiments on gender equality.
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" And @reinenubienne echoed similar sentiments, saying "All the yaaassses and all the snaps girlfriend!!!
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And in a partisan climate, such sentiments could make for a rocky confirmation process.
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Speaking with Edwards, he echoes the same sentiments about why circuit bending took off.
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Sessions' Senate website echoes many of the sentiments Trump has expressed during his campaign.
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"The energy and sentiments are all there — people are unhappy and fighting stupid shit."
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The president's top economic adviser Larry Kudlow expressed similar sentiments in a CNBC interview.
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The analysis shows the disparity of views and sentiments which have characterised this election.
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The country still leans to the right when it comes to general political sentiments.
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It's sentiments are just as relevant now as they were one hundred years ago.
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But many also displayed anti-American sentiments, including messages telling Obama to return home.
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Of course, Fisher, 36, shared his own sweet sentiments on social media as well.
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In other words, those same sentiments that gripped investors in early 2015 are returning.
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But those sentiments seemed likely to be lost in the rush of other tweets.
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"We cannot allow anyone to misuse social media for hurting religious sentiments," Khan said.
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Shock and anger seem to be the more popular sentiments among the general public.
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"The bigger threat is the ideas and sentiments that are being shared," Larson said.
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When they share those sentiments to social media, it could discourage others from playing.
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For now, analyst DARYL LIEW thinks market sentiments still weighted more than the fundamentals.
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The country's record of anti-LGBTQ laws and sentiments could potentially affect its target.
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In a way, these stories fuel the very sentiments they are claiming already exist.
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Jesse Jackson echoed Clooney's sentiments in an op-ed published Monday in USA Today.
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He gave no indication that he disagreed with the sentiments expressed by his supporters.
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Hill later told The New York Times she was not "satisfied" by his sentiments.
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When they stunned the world by saying no, their sentiments were far more tangled.
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Those sentiments should be reserved to the 58,000 souls memorialized in stone in Washington.
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In a certain sense some people abandon affections, sentiments, as if they were things.
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Now pro-Russian sentiments are rising, as recent elections in Moldova and Bulgaria attest.
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Yovanovich will likely echo their sentiments when she appears before the House on Friday.
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But his sentiments were widely known, and he became a lodestar for anti-Fascists.
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He said he does not harbor the racial sentiments he has been accused of.
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However, unlike in Canada, voters' sentiments have yet to be translated into political will.
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One examines the extent to which these differing sentiments actually predict different economic behavior.
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All of these sentiments reflect a common problem now confronting the countries of Europe.
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"Marin County, California, and Orange County, California, have very strong antivaccine sentiments," he said.
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But the hearings also are solidifying pro-impeachment sentiments among almost all House Democrats.
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Compounding these sentiments are the current threats of deportations, TPS cancellations and DACA limbo.
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It almost seems old-fashioned, such sentiments, and yet it's only been a year.
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Sentiments such as mine may strike many working-class Americans as "foreign" and condescending.
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Yet too many lawmakers have turned a blind eye or echoed the President's sentiments.
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Negative global cues due to heightened worries over international trade conflicts also impacted sentiments.
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There is no getting around how much Trump's followers now echo his darkest sentiments.
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In recent decades, electric guitars have carried Tuareg sentiments of militancy, protest and lament.
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Sweet sentiments crop up in serious dramas and comedies sans love stories as well.
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And some feel a mix of all of these sentiments, depending on the day.
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Often such sentiments come as simple or concurrent resolutions, which require no presidential action.
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She had no idea Smith could go on to utter these kinds of sentiments.
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They give quivering lip service to these sacred sentiments, especially the part about cats.
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What they are not permitted is the expression of partisan sentiments in official settings.
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The sentiments expressed in Bach's vocal music are continually paralleled in his Calov notations.
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Julie Foudy, a former United States player and current ESPN reporter, offered similar sentiments.
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Sentiments like those were sending me into quiet rages on the subway all afternoon.
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They say this means that their sentiments do not come from a hateful place.
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Yet today, B says, Putin's government has conflated religion, anti-Western sentiments, and homophobia.
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The accounts dealt with divisive issues like #AbolishICE and fanned sentiments against white supremacists.
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But sentiments like these are ones with which the Identitarians would likely heartily agree.
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Five days later, eleven resolutions in the resulting Declaration of Sentiments were accepted unanimously.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey, echoing the president's sentiments, according to West Wing aides.
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At an anti-capitalist capitalist event, revolutionary sentiments can erupt in unexpected places. Will.
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Stacey Gilbert, head of derivatives strategy at Susquehanna, echoes Maley's sentiments on the stock.
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Despite such sentiments, Ms. Baker is leery of peddling inspirational messages to her fans.
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" Mainstream candidates on the right have uttered similar sentiments about respecting France's "national narrative.
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Photographer Ivan Cheung compounds all of these swirling, conflicting sentiments in a single frame.
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Other world leaders offered similar sentiments in their addresses at the U.N. this week.
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Second-year safety Jamal Adams hears the chatter and can identify with the sentiments.
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Beyond stewing in debased words and sentiments, Mr. Trump also uses strikingly simple language.
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"I think especially in California, sentiments have changed," said Helene Schneider, the city's mayor.
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However, these statements are at odds with the sentiments expressed by other ministerial delegations.
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Justice Anthony Kennedy, while recognizing the University's complex policy, reiterated O'Connor's sentiments in Fisher.
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" Gibson, Walker's co-lead in 2 Fast 2 Furious, shared similar sentiments about "P-Dubber.
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In recent years, Facebook has, thankfully, tried to help us vary our social media sentiments.
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Chesser repeated these sentiments in an email he sent to The Verge on August 14th.
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Beneath this decision lies only a bitter combination of two bogus sentiments: nostalgia and utopianism.
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It is worth listening to the sentiments the overall user-base is raising, Detert says.
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Also, interest rates are poised to go higher and market sentiments are bearish on gold.
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The Harry Potter creator shared her sentiments about to the late actor Saturday on Twitter.
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Chef Paul Bocuse tweeted his sentiments, calling Violier a 'great chef, great man, huge talent.
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Oh's sentiments felt like a significant deviation from the narrative the show has been pushing.
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He reiterated those sentiments Tuesday, but recognized the power of perception may be too great.
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And actors like Mark Hamill, along with fans also shared their sentiments about the legend.
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Remind your friend that their sentiments toward a slur does not change its definition. 25.
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I feel like this is trying to fit too many sentiments into one tiny character.
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A post on her Instagram account, Violet Claire, shows Clippy voicing some too-familiar sentiments.
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And Grusin suspects Trump's base is feeding off the same anti-government, anti-regulation sentiments.
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Manny Penuel, a former medic with the British Army, echoed these sentiments in a statement.
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An activist of the "Britain stronger in Europe" campaign expresses her sentiments with a sticker.
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Although Right Wing Watch's coverage of Wiles' sentiments was restricted, Wiles' original video remains up.
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The New York GOP primary confirmed the voter sentiments that have propelled Trump's remarkable campaign.
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" Bravo echoed these sentiments, telling People: "Bravo supports Luann's decision to focus on her health.
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Fear and resentment are widespread, though such sentiments often emerged haltingly and only in private.
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In November 2014 Eurobarometer began asking citizens of EU countries about their sentiments towards immigrants.
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This little ditty is chock full of familiar sentiments from blue days and black nights.
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You can guess, perhaps, from The Innocent Man's title, where the documentary's sentiments comes down.
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Here's how paper hearts, cheesy sentiments and doilies became a staple of this lovely holiday.
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Such familiar sentiments appear in all their frankness and frailty, woven together with luminous oddities.
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As well as "The Wealth of Nations", Adam Smith wrote a "Theory of Moral Sentiments".
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"One of our best sellers," Cho says, echoing the sentiments of the Rice Chef stand.
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Guzmán will be firing back at the administration's anti-immigrant sentiments Tuesday night — in Spanish.
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" A fertility specialist echoed these sentiments, advising: "Using a surrogate is not an unreasonable option.
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" What he's saying: Obama said that "nationalism, nativism, xenophobia, anti-immigration [sentiments] ... are dangerous traits.
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But it's when those two sentiments combine that Forster's film is at its most interesting.
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The report from the CEOs echoes the sentiments of a national group of business economists.
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"Everything everyone is saying is true," he wrote in part, echoing the sentiments of Wisenbaker.
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Another former employee, who wasn't referring to this incident, echoed some of the same sentiments.
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As the evening went on, Nunes's congressional colleagues made their own toasts echoing his sentiments.
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And his RSF militia's brutality during the Khartoum Massacre in June only strengthens those sentiments.
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These sentiments were privately shared among cops in San Francisco within the past five years.
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Social media accounts linked to Muhammad expressed anti-white and anti-government sentiments, Dyer said.
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Kate Brown, echoing the sentiments of other moratorium-setting governors in Pennsylvania, Washington and Colorado.
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Radicals influence these vulnerable populations by tapping into the sentiments of hopelessness, disenfranchisement and fear.
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At that point, she says she can only rely on the most basic of sentiments.
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He's also voiced similar sentiments during an interview on MSNBC's Morning Joe in December 2015.
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The National Restaurant Association, in pushing to keep the amendment, sought to stoke those sentiments.
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"The sentiments echo those in India's economic environment, with GDP moving down," the report said.
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Pelosi is hoping to tap those changing public sentiments to sink the Republicans' repeal effort.
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With those sentiments, GOP leadership reopens negotiations on its bill and release an updated version.
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Western governors from both parties spoke up, and their sentiments were summed up by Gov.
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Markets continue to defy gravity, aided by upbeat sentiments and liquidity not supported by fundamentals.
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Fueling those sentiments, some Democrats say Cohen's testimony lends more credence to the impeachment push.
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Gallup noted that positive sentiments toward the job market often follow low rates of unemployment.
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Fritsch previously shared several conspiracy theories and racist sentiments on social media, according to CNN.
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Do they stoke anti-American sentiments, as analysts have suggested in the case of Russia?
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He inspired populist sentiments against globalization and capitalized on corruption within the Peña Nieto government.
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These sentiments are intended to create bad feelings and allow for destructive and dangerous inclinations.
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The shooting suspect wrote a manifesto expressing xenophobic sentiments and echoing Trump's rhetoric on immigration.
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However, pain in the oil markets could be set to stay as sentiments remain negative.
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Now Bush, speaking at the George W. Bush Institute on Thursday, has echoed these sentiments.
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I write all the lyrics so all the sentiments are coming from my own head.
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In a way you feel silly because some of the impulses are more youthful sentiments.
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We heard similar sentiments from establishment figures like Lindsey Graham, Paul Ryan, and Marco Rubio.
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My buddy Gio, who became a father at 19, has shared similar sentiments with me.
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In America, what traditionally have been opposing sentiments – god and money – are rendered as interchangeable.
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His sentiments align with what INSIDER has seen so far from the season eight premiere.
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The frustrations that led to the protests also appear different from the sentiments in 2009.
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I heard similar sentiments from many longtime residents in historically black neighborhoods in central Raleigh.
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Interviewed later, Mr. Hogg offered remarks that captured the sentiments of many of his classmates.
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But, perhaps, this interview provides a window into the sentiments and attitude of that period.
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The protests around the movie helped create the myth of Hindu sentiments being under siege.
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During his 2019 State of the Union address, President Donald Trump tapped into these sentiments.
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One game into the regular season, though, his sentiments about the unit had changed drastically.
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It is a quick read, but its sentiments should remain with the reader long after.
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Do we have evidence showing that awareness of a virus activates xenophobic sentiments in people?
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Many people voiced similar sentiments online, pledging to buy Nike products or showing their receipts.
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The sentiments expressed range from shame over the president's actions to hope for the future.
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When I have shared these or similar sentiments with other first ladies, they smile knowingly.
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I hope that the visual storytelling will stir authentic emotions — complex and even contradictory sentiments.
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Spielberg may not have heard such sentiments, but he nevertheless provided a series of answers.
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Some considered it proof that the new administration wants to appeal to anti-Semitic sentiments.
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Instead, most of the electioneering focused on mobilizing sectarian sentiments among Lebanon's 21989 million people.
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"It's a sign of how close to the surface these sentiments are," Mr. Tilford said.
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Anti-American sentiments in Iraq are already are on the rise, an American official said.
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E.O.s hope that by adopting social and political causes they will defuse more radical sentiments.
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These sentiments are void of fact and are a false reflection of Castro's historical record.
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His order also expanded the definition of anti-Semitism to include some anti-Israel sentiments.
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The rise in crude oil prices after OPEC's decision to cut production also dampened sentiments.
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They complain that The Times's attempt to tap the sentiments of Trump supporters was lacking.
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They could read Yves Saint Laurent's references — to Cubism, to Shakespeare — and appreciate the sentiments.
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Steven Mnuchin, the treasury secretary, heard similar sentiments in a congressional hearing on December 5th.
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However, the news narrative does not seem to drive consumers' sentiments, but instead follow it.
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" Theron's co-star in the film, Seth Rogen, echoed her sentiments saying, "She's out there!
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CEOs hope that by adopting social and political causes they will defuse more radical sentiments.
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Beyond all those fine and noble sentiments that Sessions expressed, there was something profoundly missing.
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Americans' sentiments about retirement illustrate the impact of growing socio-economic inequality in the country.
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Brexit-supporting newspapers turned on Mr. Bercow, who they suspect of harboring anti-Brexit sentiments.
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Turchin echoed similar sentiments while highlighting the fact that a new tradition had been created.
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He views this as a sign that sentiments about soda taxes broadly may be changing.
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Anti-refugee sentiments, I found, are at root primarily driven by fear of the unknown.
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Traces of those sentiments could be seen in a public statement issued by Mr. Cox.
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But I am also concerned about regular people who echo many sentiments of the very rich.
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Anurag Sarkar, an assistant professor at the Future Institute of Technology in Kolkata, echoed those sentiments.
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The reality is, though, most of us still feel compelled to follow the sentiments of others.
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Rocky Blue Marlin Tournament director Bruce Paul voiced similar sentiments of the young angler as well.
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They are being lured, they are being led by the sentiments, the leadership of their leaders.
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Likewise, Twitter commentators have sounded off with similar sentiments on the Lebanon St. listing as well.
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Many contributors, however, talk about how they fear sharing those sentiments with family, friends and neighbors.
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In no way do these sentiments reflect the views of the Brewers' organization or our community.
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Rahul Narayan, a lawyer who is counselling several petitioners challenging the Aadhaar project, echoed similar sentiments.
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From the outset, bitcoin and its spinoffs have attracted people with libertarian and anti-government sentiments.
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While never explicitly named, the spectres of Woody Allen and Harvey Weinstein loomed over her sentiments.
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The pages shared memes and sentiments that a normal user with political opinions might share themselves.
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Since the 1990s, many antifa activists have combined antifascism and general anti-racism/anti-prejudice sentiments.
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Such sentiments seem unfamiliar with the current trend line of job security within the publishing industry.
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A key speech by Chinese President Xi Jinping did not help lift market sentiments in Asia.
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Just must echo the sentiments of applause for the first responders getting there in 60 seconds.
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Immigration and anti-Muslim sentiments that stem from falsely equating Islam with radicalization is another factor.
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The two shared Instagram posts from the night, with each expressing sweet sentiments towards the other.
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Investor sentiments were boosted after the Narendra Modi government defeated the no-trust motion in parliament.
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His "I-Thou" philosophy — to invite nature into the house — aligned perfectly with their own sentiments.
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" He echoed the same sentiments for Andy Cohen: "I also find Andy adorable, I really do.
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The data show that the younger the respondents, the more negative their sentiments towards mainland China.
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It's unclear who he is referring to, but the next passengers — three women — echoed his sentiments.
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Obama has issued a full-throated pushback against those sentiments in Europe to decidedly mixed results.
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"It could cost me my health insurance," he said, echoing the sentiments of several other protesters.
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Sadly, the post will undoubtedly inspire the legions of anti-vaxxers who agree with Neides' sentiments.
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But when sentiments are attributed to me that are not true, it is necessary to respond.
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Those sentiments were echoed by Laura Fitzsimmons, vice president of rates and FX sales at JPMorgan.
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Mr Assange's tweet echoed sentiments expressed by RT (formerly Russia Today), a Kremlin-backed news organisation.
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" Chelsea had similar sentiments, telling PEOPLE in September 2015, "Friendship is always more important than politics.
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The contrast between the sentiments expressed on the two halves of my computer screen was striking.
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" Clinton had similar sentiments, telling PEOPLE in September 2015, "Friendship is always more important than politics.
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It's filled with anti-immigrant and anti-Muslim sentiments, in addition to explanations behind the attack.
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Schreiber echoed those sentiments in a recent interview this year during Sunday TODAY with Willie Geist.
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But based on past sentiments expressed by lawmakers, it's unlikely this budget will receive broad support.
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Following the news, past tweets of Claudia and Jackie's featuring anti-Muslim sentiments began circulating online.
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"The usurper of peoples' liberties", he warned, "will always speak in the name of their sentiments."
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The Council on American-Islamic Relations said the billboard represents the sentiments of the Arab community.
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And if so, can that explain the rise in right-wing governments with anti-immigrant sentiments?
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But eventually some spoke out against Trump, saying his sentiments were racist and he should apologize.
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As if they can't, to return to Jorgensen's sentiments, how else are we going to learn?
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" Clinton had similar sentiments, telling PEOPLE in September 2015, "Friendship is always more important than politics.
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A teaser for the film begins with reporters stating some of the sentiments at the time.
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Tammy Duckworth, an Illinois Democrat and retired Army lieutenant colonel, echoed similar sentiments in a statement.
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They were such a bewildering combination of sentiments — everything from mundane to bewildering to occasionally menacing.
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Now, the professional ballerina has taken to Instagram to eloquently comment on Plank's pro-Trump sentiments.
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Jesper Koll, CEO of WisdomTree Japan and a longtime resident of the country, echoed those sentiments.
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But those sentiments are shifting, and it has nothing to do with mergers or market share.
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In no way do these sentiments reflect the views of the Brewers organization or our community.
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" Gerald Gitau, a 29-year-old electrician, echoes these sentiments: "The President already has my vote.
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Social media was growing exponentially, and as a result, sentiments could be shared like never before.
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A largely positive earnings season added to sentiments and relieved market fears on the valuation front.
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Now he and the American Nazi Party share common sentiments about the appointment of Stephen Bannon.
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"When Rubio repeated his sentiments about President Obama, Christie said, "There it is...the speech again.
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Perhaps public sentiments are fuzzy, advisers are risk-adverse, or the enemy seems poised to pounce.
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He said the video was "hurting sentiments all over India" and could undermine law and order.
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The sentiments ranged from pity to rage to confusion to, in true social media fashion, maliciousness.
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Similar sentiments among some patients have led to a "Shout Your Abortion" campaign on social media.
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But those comments are a direct contrast to sentiments he expressed in several tweets and retweets.
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Dreher was hardly alone in this line of thinking, aggregating similar sentiments from several conservative columns.
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Anti-American leaders (a Putin or Ahmadinejad) don't represent their citizens' true sentiments — or are evil.
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It's time for Democrats to base their policies on sentiments of the country we occupy today.
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Democrats have certainly spoken up and reflected similar sentiments to those echoed by Flake and Corker.
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Yet, for all this intensity, public sentiments about abortion have changed little since Roe v Wade.
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On the other side of the Atlantic, Western Europe is a bastion of anti-Israel sentiments.
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Those sentiments were confirmed in its second-quarter earnings report, released Thursday after the market closed.
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The company was also capitalizing on Egyptian nationalist sentiments to attract a wider market, he said.
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I hope that imprudent and isolationist sentiments do not have similar disastrous effects here in America.
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Gardner echoed Maloney's sentiments, adding he believes the bill will see strong support from both parties.
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"Chauvinistic sentiments and an anti-Soviet hysteria are being whipped up in the country," it said.
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These were the sentiments that would drive the referendum, derail the negotiations, and divide the country.
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First, a foreign policy that is marked by realism totally undisguised by platitudes or historical sentiments.
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They also harbored strong sentiments against a boycott as 24% of vehemently disagreed with the notion.
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Paul expressed similar sentiments earlier Thursday amid reports that the Trump administration was considering a strike.
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Emogi's "emotion engine" analyzes data on how people use emojis to reveal their sentiments about ads.
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Another Final Fantasy XV fan, SwggrBck, echoes these sentiments, also following the game since its reveal.
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The program fits on one page and mainly expresses Islamophobia, anti-EU sentiments, and welfare chauvinism.
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Now and again, such sentiments seep out of Amazon's Bezos, though that seems over for now.
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The suspected shooter's father said his son had expressed anti-gay sentiments a few months ago.
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None of the Republican elected officials occasionally critical of Trump have come anywhere near such sentiments.
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Similar sentiments were voiced by Raymond Felton, who is now a backup guard on the Thunder.
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Other conservatives seized on the video as evidence of Google's bias and echoed Mr. McCarthy's sentiments.
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Xiong said the government is seizing upon rising nationalist sentiments in China to push for TCM.
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Others have posted similar sentiments online, and the travel analyst Henry H. Harteveldt said he agrees.
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He was trying to inflame some of the worst sentiments in our country today about foreigners.
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Mr. Hollstein is not the first mayor to be targeted by Germans harboring anti-immigrant sentiments.
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He spoke with a grin, but some of his colleagues express similar sentiments with dead seriousness.
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Some of the sentiments Roiphe describes are similar to things I've said in private conversations myself.
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Radiohead have the ability to speak to sentiments that, too often, language fails to adequately grasp.
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The sentiments highlight another major hurdle necessary to making driverless cars a reality — negative consumer opinion.
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Wary as they may be of each other, there is clearly kinship, with sentiments that overlap.
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The idea that antislavery sentiments dominated New England and flowed inevitably from it is wishful thinking.
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A United States exit from Nafta could provoke nationalist sentiments affecting Mexico's presidential election next year.
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But that didn't prevent her from threading some of the movement's sentiments throughout the new book.
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" Mr. Sagi said such sentiments stirred a reciprocal feeling in him: "I became a patriotic Kurd.
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Later in the day, Mr. Netanyahu echoed the sentiments in his own speech to the assembly.
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Her sentiments were quickly embraced by several other senators, including some not known for raising objections.
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Despite her sweet sentiments, Chambers' departure feels abrupt and leaves a lot more questions than answers.
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On Tuesday, risk sentiments led to the STOXX 600 to fall 1.06%, under a recovery situation.
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And as a person with critical thinking skills, Linfesty expressed his sentiments through subtle facial gestures.
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Any given day, Mr. Kristol said in an interview, he feels a range of competing sentiments.
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Those were sentiments repeated in a Citi report on Monday — before the war of words erupted.
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The country's high-powered executives have been less blunt, but have echoed the same sentiments online.
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His sentiments were echoed by the representatives from the United States, Sweden, the Netherlands and others.
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Cook echoed those sentiments in a memo sent to Apple staff, which was obtained by Bloomberg.
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Only a week ago, such sentiments had been redirected by outrage over the Trump administration's Jan.
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Their retaliatory tariff actions have roiled global markets, dented investor sentiments and trimmed global growth outlook.
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Mr. Johnson appealed to the same populist sentiments that fueled the 2016 votes in both countries.
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The book's sales reflect "rapidly surging anti-Trump sentiments in the international community," the article said.
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Without the North Korean-induced anxiety, it is unlikely that Japanese anti-military sentiments would fade.
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Whatever sentiments of disaffection and affront may seem to apply, the artist's exhilaration takes center stage.
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Similar sentiments were found on a social media account linked to the shooters, the source said.
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Bipartisan support for school vouchers from California is encouraging, and is an indication of shifting sentiments.
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He circulated various sentiments of support from his favorite morning show, "Fox & Friends," twice quoting Rep.
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"Global risk sentiments may remain rangebound post-holidays," OCBC Treasury Research said in a morning note.
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But as she stepped before the grieving crowd, Feinstein made clear her sentiments on that day.
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These sentiments are at the core of the National Commission on Military, National, and Public Service.
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The depressing responses to the hashtag show the common sentiments on the internet among younger demographics.
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These sentiments have a direct implication for counselors, said Bob Filbin, the organization's chief data scientist.
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Teenage sentiments and Blink-182 melodies abound in the follow-up to her 2016 debut, elle.
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Based on my experiences with other trainers, it's clear that Rumble's training style echoes Rachel's sentiments.
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Students will then lead the seminar by expressing their own thoughts and sentiments about the event.
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And that resolve inspired older Americans who felt compelled to voice their own anti-war sentiments.
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I can echo Trump's sentiments, but I have to undermine them in front of the audience.
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The populist, anti-establishment sentiments that fueled both Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders could grow stronger.
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LG: That was really just to drown out the strong sentiments you have of missing me.
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Blowjob references aside, the core sentiments of The Weeknd's music are ones that apply to anyone.
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The sentiments animating these individuals have had influence in the party, and in recent years growing influence.
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Sentiments of disappointment and disgust can be found on ModCloth's public Facebook page and in Jezebel's comments.
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According to Hart, comedians have to be especially careful because negative sentiments proliferate so quickly these days.
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Which is to say he offered a melange of the vaguest, fluffiest sentiments any politician can offer.
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T-Mobile and Sprint get DOJ approval for $26 billion merger deal Paxton disagreed with the sentiments.
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The incident has been known to be used to incite anti-Semitic sentiments, according to the Post.
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Stanley echoed his sentiments in his conversation with Rather, saying "songs and groupies" didn't change his insecurities.
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" School superintendent, Alberto M. Carvalho, also shared sentiments on Twitter, writing, "An unbearably painful week for @MDCPS.
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Following the president's attack on the squad, many shared stories of hearing, implicitly or explicitly, similar sentiments.
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"We do see some weakening of sentiments in that respect," he said, adding that spending has weakened.
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Legend nailed how the pap's racism fit into a long history of deplorable sentiments towards Black Americans.
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And in D.C., administration officials are increasingly having to confront those public sentiments in their private spaces.
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Hobson said the Metro employee has not expressed any sentiments about Tynes' professional downfall after her tweets.
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In government, she has continued to express such sentiments but has done little to advance the cause.
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With plans for an initial public offering, Xpeng may not be far off from testing investor sentiments.
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Reinking's former coworkers and employers in Colorado have said he shared similar sentiments with them as well.
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"Lanthimos forgoes easy sentiments about the transformative power of love," wrote The Chicago Reader critic Leah Pickett.
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The governor made his general sentiments known earlier this week during an interview with CNN affiliate WLOX.
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Charles shared similar sentiments about creating a cosmetics line during a November 2019 interview with the outlet.
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Meanwhile, Walmart CFO Brett Biggs echoed similar sentiments, saying Thursday that tariffs could lead to higher prices.
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Attendants were mixed on if the protest was specifically anti-Trump, though many expressed anti-Trump sentiments.
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It's largely her words and sentiments expressed through song, and with Hall's delivery, it's a fortuitous combination.
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Kerrey said he's troubled by the anti-free trade sentiments expressed by presidential candidates on both sides.
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Biden aides started sharing similar sentiments to donors late Monday, the people familiar with the matter added.
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Social media and other tools that foster participation serve as catalysts for people's preexisting alliances and sentiments.
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The National Front's anti-migrant sentiments and skepticism of globalist outlooks share considerable similarities with Trump's platform.
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Mike Coffman (R-CO), a sponsor on the House version of the same bill voiced similar sentiments.
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But despite sharing similar sentiments, these social groups turn out in higher numbers in other leading democracies.
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The exhibit mostly resembles the mawkish sentiments of a Lifetime movie: melodrama without depth, expression without illumination.
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"We strongly reject the sentiments expressed by Marc Andreessen last night regarding India," a spokesperson told Gizmodo.
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These sentiments are helping to fuel political polarization and populism in the United States, Europe and elsewhere.
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Catalonia and Spain will find out in the weeks ahead which of those sentiments is the stronger.
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The show's host, Wajih Abbas, compared 7th century Muslim caliph Othman to Saddam Hussein, offending Sunni sentiments.
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"These issues have key repercussions on global sentiments and sustainable growth for the longer term," he added.
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These statements weren't the one-lined, vague sentiments they normally push out, but point-by-point refutations.
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And yet, I am grateful for his honesty that reveals the deepest sentiments of my host country.
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Atomico's Zennström echoes these sentiments, arguing that manufacturing has until now remained "relatively untouched" by digital technology.
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Behavioural scientists are already trying to apply such "people analytics" to the understanding of sentiments within companies.
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" Matt Shultz, frontman for Cage the Elephant, echoed similar sentiments: "Hate begat hate, but love begat love.
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Rogers' remarks echo the sentiments of his predecessor, Michael Hayden, who supports end-to-end phone encryption.
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When she weighed in, panelist and longtime cannabis investor Emily Paxhia echoed the sentiments of both men.
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But when it comes to rooting interests for his family, there will be no "Roll Tide" sentiments.
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The designer posted his sentiments on the touching moment to his Instagram as Kamil took the carpet.
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The House and Senate will battle such sentiments when they finally tackle the FY18 budget in September.
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Local leaders nationwide have responded to the anticipated raids with similar sentiments, whether in word or deed.
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Rising protectionist sentiments have created the need for investors to establish a local presence in key markets.
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Ted Cruz echoed his sentiments to a gaggle of reporters after the event as did Ohio Gov.
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But sentiments change, and so much else is topsy-turvy that a turnaround it is not inconceivable.
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Predictably, perhaps, Giudice has received some backlash in addition to the hundreds of compassionate sentiments expressing condolences.
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However, given that many works do not hide anti-Soviet sentiments this seems like a moot point.
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While the visual works translate sentiments of minimalism, her work is rich in both texture and depth.
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It's an admission that things don't feel ok—and that such sentiments can, in themselves, be ok.
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The public announcement is part of a wider embrace of anti-beef sentiments among India's ruling establishment.
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With only two (brief) seasons between us and the end, Christie shares our heartbroken sentiments, telling Elle.
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The pro-Russian sentiments of both the League and the 5 Star Movement are frankly beyond dispute.
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Although known as a proponent of the "melting pot," Roosevelt's attack on "hyphenated Americans" fueled nativist sentiments.
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These sentiments reflect implicit — and sometimes explicit — biases in both medicine and society at large toward disability.
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U. sentiments swelling across Europe in reaction to the refugee crisis and the economic crisis before it.
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"It is one of those things that contribute to Islamophobic sentiments in the country, " Mr. Hooper said.
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They thanked me for being kind but stated that my patient was incapable of expressing such sentiments.
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A similar proposal is advancing in Oregon, despite strong anti-vaccine sentiments in parts of the state.
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However, in lieu of straightforward chronicling, the New York-based Rose compresses subjects and her own sentiments.
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Nikki Haley appeared to echo Obama's sentiments in the Republican response to the State of the Union.
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Bolton has a long and well-documented record of hawkish sentiments toward Iran, including supporting military strikes.
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Let's drop the ugly, mean-spirited sentiments and memes that many of us perpetuate on social media.
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And no politician in American is better than Trump at capitalizing on his base's anti-elite sentiments.
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Remarks from Trump's presidential campaign announcement also mirror some of King's own, long-held sentiments about immigrants.
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It's no wonder many of them are nostalgic about Soviet times and sometimes express anti-western sentiments.
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As refugees streamed into Europe, those diffuse sentiments for a vanishing past have found easily identifiable targets.
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In an interview, Mr. Hattenstone echoed those sentiments but said the program could have dug even deeper.
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While Bolton didn't offer Cold War-like policies, the speech definitely echoed many of that era's sentiments.
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We'll have to see if the Juggalo March on Washington expresses these anti-racist, anti-Trump sentiments.
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Her sentiments were echoed by FN deputy Gilbert Collard, who said the arrest made patriotism an offense.
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Maybe the sentiments "You are not alone / I am here with you" are from Justin to us.
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Other senators quickly echoed the same sentiments, as did Democratic congressional leaders Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi.
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On Saturday, September 29, be sure to attend Sentiments: Expressions of Cultural Passage from 223–211 pm.
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It's not that these sentiments were wrong; America was, for much of the country, a failed promise.
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Justices increasingly come to the Court with fixed legal sentiments incapable of being altered by their colleagues.
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The xenophobic, anti-immigrant sentiments espoused by the president mirror things King has been saying for years.
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After the Cypherpunks faded in the early 2000s, he began expressing racist sentiments to other online groups.
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Meanwhile, Braun just beat two House Republicans in the latest display of the electorate's anti-establishment sentiments.
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According to the student, not everyone who received the email telling them to evacuate shared her sentiments.
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On Saturday evening, a group of almost 100 Clinton campaign staffers, including Mr. Fallon, echoed his sentiments.
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Yet none of the people we spoke to said he had expressed political sentiments — until last weekend.
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Sure, it throws in a couple of sentiments every couple of health lessons, but it's not enough.
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It allows these underserved audiences to begin "consuming media more consistent" with their true beliefs and sentiments.
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Yet I have seen little in The Times documenting our community's sentiments other than Ms. Sakuma's essay.
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Anti-EU sentiments will surge in Europe now and could spell trouble for governments across the continent.
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Sentiments sour when Pakistanis perceive America as violating national sovereignty and as being unfair to the country.
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In a democracy voters are perfectly entitled to prefer nationalist sentiments and religious ideals over economic interests.
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But a hostile mind-set can still get the better of us when nationalistic sentiments are involved.
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According to federal prosecutors, investigators found handwritten journal entries in Thomas' home that expressed anti-Semitic sentiments.
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Investigators found handwritten journal entries in Thomas' home that expressed anti-Semitic sentiments, according to federal prosecutors.
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Mr. Comey's firing upended the politics of the committee and prompted some Republicans to echo those sentiments.
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" These were strange sentiments coming from the author of the controversial 1989 essay "The End of History?
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Whether his sentiments will be echoed, and whether regional powers will support them, remains to be seen.
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Igor Shafarevich's political writings were at first in sync with the anti-Soviet sentiments of the intelligentsia.
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Mattis' stressing of the importance of maintaining alliances echoed the sentiments he expressed in his resignation letter.
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Offering brands the ability to sponsor an episode, ad-free, instead creates more positive sentiments among viewers.
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It is filled with anti-immigrant and anti-Muslim sentiments, as well as explanations for an attack.
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He said he feared her sentiments might lead some women to be too ashamed to report rape.
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In a barely audible post game interview, Newton delivered short, blunt answers that echoed the team's sentiments.
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"Modi must respect the sentiments of millions of Hindus, who have supported his government," Mr. Pandit said.
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This being the case, President Trump's anti-European sentiments are surely his greatest gift to President Putin.
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But Ms. Taylor, who is black, said she was hardly surprised that such sentiments persisted in Alabama.
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While they might agree with the former secretary of state's sentiments, Democrats may frown at her intervention.
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Kraninger outlined four priorities in her opening statement, which played to standard conservative sentiments about the agency.
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Positive sentiments like these seem to make up the bulk of the reaction to the team's composition.
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At yesterday's media day, Silva echoed the same sentiments to the gathered media who were in attendance.
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It makes sense, then, that relatively small immigrant groups tend to drum up more anti-immigrant sentiments.
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Among the political veterans, George W. Bush gave a speech last week echoing many of McCain's sentiments.
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How can Western leaders learn or even be inspired by anti-liberal sentiments the same way as Roosevelt, Adenauer or Monnet when today's Trumps, Johnsons, and Le Pens not only reject the liberal ideas of our founding fathers but seem to only offer demagogic resentments and xenophobic sentiments?
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"We strongly reject the sentiments expressed by Marc Andreessen last night regarding India," Facebook said in a statement.
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The National Football League expressed similar sentiments, calling on Congress to enact a "regulatory framework" for sports betting.
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He told Vulture that the strong sentiments of fatality and doom around him were frightening as a father.
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It's that label and the condescending sentiments of coastal elites that fueled support for President-elect Donald Trump.
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Those who do so should share sentiments and images on social media with the hashtags #Lightsoff4Aleppo and #ChildrenFirst.
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Anti-vaxx sentiments are especially bad in France, where one-third of respondents disagreed that vaccines were safe.
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The intent merely seems to be to amplify the sentiments that either advance an agenda or sew discord.
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In a statement to PEOPLE, Kemp Principal Shea Thomas echoed Kent's sentiments, calling Jenna's death a "tremendous" loss.
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Our sentiments and well wishes will not be enough ... Right now, it is time for us to act.
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Those populist, anti-alcohol sentiments, spurred on by the Anti-Saloon League, set the model for modern politics.
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"It's frustrating because Amazon will always believe the customer," a driver claimed, echoing the sentiments of many others.
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But the nervousness will persist until Trump visits Europe in person to deliver those sentiments publicly as president.
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"SO F—D UP," Milano tweeted on Wednesday in reference to the law, while also retweeting similar sentiments.
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In October, analysts detected a network of zero-follower accounts impersonating American teens to retweet pro-Trump sentiments.
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The sentiments on 4chan are surprising from a community that has stood solidly with Trump from the beginning.
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Sadly, the show and my career are a part of an industry that doesn't always mirror these sentiments.
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What is undeniable is that the arrival of the Venezuelans has given rise to widespread anti-immigrant sentiments.
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Across the street from his Pi Pizzeria, the owners of Left Bank Books said they shared Sommers sentiments.
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These sentiments often combine with lingering post-traumatic stress after the treacherous boat ride to Italy, he said.
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Walk around town for a couple of days and you'll hear folks echo the sentiments in that testimony.
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These sentiments are reflected in Mr Trump's approval ratings, which are the lowest of any post-war president.
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And while they celebrate these accomplishments, producer Shawn Levy echoed similar sentiments about Adams not making the list.
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And one can admire the logistics -- or even share the political sentiments -- without thinking much of the film.
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She received similar sentiments on her photo posted the same day as news of Davidson and Grande's engagement.
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The editor-in-chief of RT (formerly Russia Today) shared similar sentiments in a blog post this weekend.
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Chalamet's statement arrives on the heels of similar sentiments from actors Rebecca Hall, Mira Sorvino, and Greta Gerwig.
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Hedge funds, despite the bearish sentiments from some of the industry's biggest names, also are moving to stocks.
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The cruel sentiments, which the receiver had to pay postage on, often insulted a person's looks and intelligence.
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Both arguments reflect sentiments that have been expressed by the hawkish minority on the Federal Open Market Committee.
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Even if they agree with some of your sentiments, it's not appropriate to spring these complaints on people.
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" Dove Chocolate echoed those sentiments, writing, "We in no way condone animal cruelty or the mistreatment of animals.
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Dating back to spring 2014, Ken Nwadike has traveled across America, sharing sentiments of peace, unity and positivity.
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Although Erica's fate at the time remained a mystery, the sentencing judge left no doubt about his sentiments.
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Prince Harry designed the custom engagement ring he gave to his fiancée -- and it includes some special sentiments .
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The MSCI's decision to add China's so-called "A" shares to its Emerging Markets Index also dented sentiments.
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" Lady Edith herself, Laura Carmichael, expressed similar sentiments: "Well, tell my agent, because we're still waiting to know.
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MacArthur, the supreme commander for the Allied powers — that reflected many of the sentiments expressed in Hirohito's speech.
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" Green had previously shared similar sentiments with reporters, saying of marriage, "I don't know what the secret is.
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All of Erlich's sentiments are spot-on, but he didn't touch on what disappointed me most about Bright.
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Today in the southern Philippines, Abu Sayyaf benefits from sympathetic locals who share their separatist sentiments, Wadi says.
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" Clark said: "He just kept on echoing those sentiments and he wouldn't give us anything more than that.
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Yet it would be premature to dismiss populist, anti-establishment sentiments as a force in modern Western politics.
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" When asked about Bezos' post, RBC's internet analyst, Mark Mahaney, had similar sentiments, saying "I did read it.
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Some people are understandably angry as to how they've been treated, and are sharing those sentiments – where else?
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Their supportive sentiments were carried over by best friends, like Sarah Jessica Parker — who spoke to PEOPLE exclusively.
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Alok Menon, a performance artist of South Asian descent who frequently performs with brASS, echoed Ms. Osato's sentiments.
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In this sea of negative sentiments about the 2016 candidates, one major politician has benefited: President Barack Obama.
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The cases frequently included anti-immigrant or racist sentiments and most often involved intimidating graffiti or verbal assaults.
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Roughly one-third of the incidents appeared to have been motivation by anti-immigrant sentiments, the group reported.
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The piece was widely shared on social media, with many liberals saying its sentiments struck an emotional chord.
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Fox 46 followed up the next day interviewing parkgoers about the incident, with many voicing sentiments of shock.
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But if an unusually dark photograph of Obama is enough to change white voters' sentiments, why not this?
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Sentiments can drive markets crazy till reality dawns, and we have seen that closer home in 2014-15.
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" Aqua echoed his teammate's sentiments: "Everything is amazing and I can't really believe that this all really happened.
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Consider this Twitter thread involving two famous VCs, Keith Rabois and Mark Suster: These sentiments are hardly aberrations.
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Pandering to such sentiments will only strengthen them, and convince their propagators that they were right all along.
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In return, some stigmatized immigrant subjects adopt a mixture of readily available religious, anti-modernist, anti-European sentiments.
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Evoking strong sentiments of nostalgia, there is a longing in these images, a longing for place and time.
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He said he felt "total disgust" regarding anti-police sentiments and police assassinations over the past few years.
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" Wayne, too, echoed similar sentiments in his aforementioned Nightline interview stating, rather bluntly, "I ain't no fucking politician.
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Littrell echoed his fellow bandmate's sentiments but revealed what he thought was the secret to their enduring success.
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In Europe, nativist and neo-fascist parties have won electoral victories exploiting anti-immigrant and anti-Muslim sentiments.
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These include the account's friends and followers, social network, activity patterns, language and the sentiments of their posts.
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They flourish in an environment where any criticism is denounced as being reflective of racist or fascist sentiments.
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Scot Dalbery from REAL New York, who deals with rental properties in New York City, expressed similar sentiments.
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Some young people are finding more creative ways to deliver their heartfelt sentiments to the bride and groom.
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The problem with most right-leaning candidates is that they only let him express one of those sentiments.
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None of these indications and anecdotes demonstrate how widespread the sentiments are that appeared to be on display.
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Fredele echoed those sentiments, saying his listeners and social media users thanked the station for playing the tune.
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Though their country was modernizing rapidly, the people of Iran understandably did not all share the shah's sentiments.
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If positive sentiments about Candidate A are greater than those about Candidate B, they presume A is ahead.
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However, Abrams has an "immigrant justice" stance that is more in sync with national Democratic sentiments on immigration.
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Officials at America First Policies have come under fire recently for racist, sexist, homophobic and anti-Muslim sentiments.
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Some people wondered how McMaster would reconcile such sentiments with the rather different impulses of his new boss.
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The breakup of the socialist union in the early 90s was accompanied by a surge in nationalist sentiments.
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With each election feeling like a Civil War reenactment, Jordan's sentiments are really words from a bygone era.
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FN has been promoting anti-immigration policies and fueled racist, anti-Israeli and anti-Semitic sentiments in France.
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And it pitted Northam against a state Republican Party that openly courted neo-Confederate sympathies and racist sentiments.
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Booker's opponents, especially those who disagree with his environmental positions, may appeal to those sentiments for campaign ads.
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According to the sentiments of investment professionals, that's a shame, both for tax fairness and for appearances sake.
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It's being investigated as a hate crime and act of domestic terrorism fueled by racist, anti-immigrant sentiments.
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Another crucial challenge to increasing Hispanic participation is the sentiments of Hispanics about their place in U.S. society.
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These laws serve only one purpose: stoking the most extreme sentiments and misguided notions of the conservative movement.
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In 2019, it is not uncommon to see conspiracy theories and sentiments of betrayal in mainstream political debate.
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We welcome the sentiments of all those who emphasize the importance of bringing peace and stability in Afghanistan.
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These groups are well known across the Pacific Northwest for hosting violent rallies and espousing anti-immigrant sentiments.
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Fortunately, LG's conceptual servant robots don't need to understand your sentiments in order to bring you a beer.
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The election won't just politically enable nativists—it's also already emboldened disturbing anti-immigration sentiments across the country.
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Sonders said it was "too soon to tell" if the current correction would "wash out" investors' heightened sentiments.
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Be kind to yourself and let the deep sweeping, or even painful sentiments be your catalyst for transformation.
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The rest of the states can shrug aside those occasional Texan independence sentiments, but it's no laughing matter.
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Vice Admiral Tani's sentiments echo the longstanding rivalry between NASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
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The sentiments seem, at first, antithetical, but they might actually be separate phases of the same unending eclipse.
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Because the model was trained to be generative, it was also able to output reviews with preset sentiments.
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Although the above Crimes Act requirements are explicit, the country's societal zeitgeist doesn't really match those restrictive sentiments.
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As anti-establishment sentiments took the 2016 presidential election by storm, Chuck D formed the Prophets of Rage.
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Polis says their data is derived from 1,000-plus variables, including demographics, values, emotional sentiments, opinions and behavior.
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He frequently repeated similar sentiments in the last weeks of the campaign, suggesting the hacking was a fabrication.
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For many Canadians, the worst part was seeing that Mr. Trump's sentiments had the support of many Americans.
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It was a reminder that Biden has a tendency to put even noble sentiments in a distracting way.
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In China, Turkey and Russia, dictators have played on nationalist sentiments to concentrate power in their own hands.
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It was not hard to find echoes of these sentiments in the dark tenor of the Trump campaign.
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The sentiments on Twitter, in floor speeches and interviews are similar, but who is saying them has changed.
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" Lisa Mary Macford, Mr. Shah's mother, added similar sentiments: "I have never seen him love someone so much.
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The police spokesman from Karbala warned people that citing unfounded claims and stirring up sectarian sentiments was dangerous.
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Negative sentiments, of course, tend to lead to an impulse to sell — or at least to stop buying.
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Panic was palpable, and I found myself on constant phone calls, absorbing and echoing the same anxious sentiments.
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Brexit channeled these sentiments, framing the European Union as the ultimate establishment, and immigration as a perilous threat.
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Knoq says their data is derived from 1,000-plus variables, including demographics, values, emotional sentiments, opinions and behavior.
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CHRISTOPHER BAILEY, SEATTLE To the Editor: Frank Bruni succinctly expressed my sentiments about the rabid, hysterical Trump haters.
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I may be an overly proud parent, but, somehow, at least for me, she bridges these sentiments gracefully.
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I fully understand the sentiments, but in reality, it is difficult for many -- including myself -- to do so.
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On Monday, Colonel Nance heard another, similar motion after President Trump appeared to endorse his campaign-trail sentiments.
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Those sentiments are what will hopefully motivate us to keep pushing for the changes our world desperately needs.
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Disturbingly, I hear the same sentiments of bigotry that rock me to my core stemming from this president.
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Last year, President Barack Obama echoed these sentiments about the need to contextualize and remember all our history.
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Ms. Thompson said sentiments at the community meetings about the AirTrain that she had attended were overwhelmingly negative.
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The Expectations Index, which measures sentiments for the next 6-months, declined to 83.9 from 87.2 in September.
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I understand such sentiments, but up close, a mob is an ugly thing to see, its actions pointless.
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"I simply can't take into account the sentiments I have about the plight of coal communities," he said.
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Barr said that 17 of those individuals had social media accounts that included jihadi or anti-American sentiments.
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The outbreak has simply brought these xenophobic sentiments to the fore, strengthening them with confirmation bias and fear.
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Willman's sentiments seemed validated when Kiermaier, widely regarded as a defensive whiz, signed the extension with the Rays.
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"[The Landmark Group] values and respects the sentiments of its customers," the company said in making its decision.
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For months, some Democrats have been arguing that Clinton's sentiments have been counterproductive to the party's rebuilding efforts.
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Nationalist sentiments and security concerns have become intertwined with trade policy, complicating the pursuit of a final deal.
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Such sentiments were expressed by participants in focus groups we conducted among unregistered progressives before last year's election.
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Wandering among false sentiments and unwanted thoughts, I found myself doing something really not very nice at all.
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Sheriff Knezovich said he approached Mr. Shea and tried to counsel him away from adopting increasingly antigovernment sentiments.
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Threats posted online, angry or violent sentiments conveyed in conversations, guns purchased, and ammunition stockpiled are among them.
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McBath told CNN that she originally just laughed at how "archaic" those kinds of sentiments are about women.
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Those sentiments and his general behavior led NATO to move the 70th anniversary celebration from Washington to London.
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A connoisseur of fine sentiments, he was prone to hide in dark alleyways and expose himself to women.
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His interest wasn't methodological rigor; the goal was to feed and stoke anti-Muslim sentiments among his supporters.
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Fried's sentiments echo what Samuel Hulick wrote in Quartz recently when he decided to "break up" with Slack.
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The party's style of rule threatens to turn sentiments against China even as the empire grows in stature.
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These are sentiments that helped found the National Park Service itself, which this year marks its 100th anniversary.
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Bonikowski elaborated: The reason for this is that many Trump supporters have long held strong ethnonationalist sentiments, but these sentiments have only recently become politically salient, as Trump, and other Republicans before him, have actively stoked fears of demographic and cultural change and channeled them into powerful resentments toward minority groups.
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In the ensuing decades, his early sentiments of alienation slowly faded and were replaced by a sense of belonging.
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The younger Flynn, whose Twitter and Facebook are largely dedicated to supporting Trump, has occasionally shared racially insensitive sentiments.
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Cinema America is not an overtly political body but does sometimes choose to show films which contain political sentiments.
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Often these messages push anti-Muslim sentiments that travel far and wide on WhatsApp, increasing the chance of violence.
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" Gomez echoed Asher's sentiments in a different interview, stating: "[Kids] have to see something that's going to scare them.
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Those sentiments are inextricably tied to Cohen&aposs more personal sense of disappointment that he feels abandoned by Trump.
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Cosby's lawyers also say negative sentiments toward their client emerged in Montgomery County during a recent district attorney's race.
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Vautier's postmodern art thus aspires to employ the affective capability of popular sentiments, much as standard corporate culture does.
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Scott and co-star Nick Offerman, who played Ron Swanson, also responded to the NRA tweet with similar sentiments.
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What legitimate function can such an office possibly serve, other than to stoke anti-immigrant and anti-Latino sentiments?
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But here's the thing: While Tripp's sentiments may seem applaud-worthy from afar, they're actually problematic upon closer inspection.
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Yet what happened next to the America First movement shows how those sentiments can lead to very dark places.
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Of course, those were two sentiments that also didn't belong to a DAE drone: feeling good and wanting things.
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Roof and Bowers alike have openly expressed their white supremacist and anti-Semitic sentiments and motivations for their attacks.
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Echoing earlier sentiments, AT&T has said that DVR is on the way — but hasn't given a firm timetable.
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This is only natural, since anti-immigrant, anti-elite, and nationalist sentiments played major roles in both shocking phenomena.
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He often encourages his 5,000 Instagram followers to share their ideas about his work and the sentiments they reflect.
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He cautioned against "optimistic sentiments being expressed in Washington" of an increased Turkish role in Syria taking on ISIS.
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But conservative lawmakers saw the program as a Trojan horse designed to smuggle anti-American sentiments into the classrooms.
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These kind sentiments have led the internet to suspect that maybe — just maybe — the two will reconcile one day.
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Princess echoed her husband's sentiments on Instagram, revealing the couple is offering up a $20,000 reward for Boogotti's return.
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President Donald Trump has been sharply critical of the Fed and repeated his previous sentiments later in the morning.
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Weber was not above calling on his students to resist occupation by force; he gave succour to irredentist sentiments.
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Support for joining Western institutions like the EU and NATO has also jumped while anti-Russian sentiments have hardened.
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Maello reflects the sentiments of many of Asheville's witches, many of whom are experiencing a degree of activist burnout.
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Alice Leung echoed many of the sentiments on a Facebook thread, saying: "Never mind, I won't watch it anyway."
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There will a lot of similar sentiments today especially from members of Congress who&aposve been pushing this issue.
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"I feel like you need to look for the scarf," Cohen advised, echoing the sentiments of Swift fans everywhere.
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Democrats nabbed more than two dozen seats in the House of Representatives, reflecting anti-Trump sentiments, especially in suburbia.
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Investor sentiments were hit after service sector activity had its slowest increase in output in the last three month.
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But the happy sentiments are not felt by all the KarJenners, who have mixed feelings about the new addition.
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Recent inflation data which increased hopes of a rate cut aided sentiments in the initial part of the week.
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U.S.-India Business Council (USIBC) President Mukesh Aghi echoed those sentiments, in comments to The Hindu newspaper on Monday.
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He then repeated the sentiments, saying there were "fine people on both sides" of the rally and counter-rally.
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These teens don't emptily parrot these sentiments, Bob says, but start exploring and researching it in their own lives.
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Nonetheless, HTC chairwoman Cher Wang — who took the CEO role last year — was bullish with her sentiments to investors.
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There are a lot of breathtaking two-sentence sentiments that sound perfect but maybe don't hold together when examined.
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" Pavolvitz echoed the woman's sentiments, writing, "There is no scenario where your son should be the sympathetic figure here.
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Those sentiments were also echoed by Jack in the Box, Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen and Dunkin' Donuts when they reported.
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However, she denied actually wanting McCain to die and claimed she was agreeing with the "sentiments" of the article.
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Huang's comments echo sentiments previously expressed by state officials in an attempt to curb market speculation of yuan weakness.
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A few other sentiments rang through the handful of early reviews posted Sunday as the Disney/Marvel embargo lifted.
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It is these sentiments which are then used to recruit brutalized individuals into joining the jihad against the west.
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They also go against the more pro-Russian sentiments voiced by the nominee for secretary of state, Rex Tillerson.
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The increased openness, and the AKP's anti-Kemalist sentiments, brought some of the atrocities of the past to light.
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"It does feel a bit like a miracle," says Jennifer Willert, the transplant doctor, echoing the sentiments of others.
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Alabama and South Dakota will see fights play out on the right, with anti-Washington sentiments at the forefront.
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Only in the fun-house mirror politics of 85033 would these sentiments be considered anything but commonplace and laudable.
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His sentiments were echoed by several opposition lawmakers who described the security measures as disproportionate for a peaceful protest.
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Many Twitter followers of Mr. Schumer, the highest-ranking Democrat in the Senate, did not agree with the sentiments.
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Obviously the sentiments behind things like the Village Voice and Suck and Deadspin will not disappear from the world.
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Their hope is that sentiments about Brexit will change once people come to better understand its costs and ramifications.
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Rumors circulated online that Boulgar, a Sanders volunteer, staged the salute to stir up anti-Trump sentiments and violence.
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Controversial history This is not the first time that a member of the LDP has expressed anti-LGBT sentiments.
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"Despite policy efforts to reduce sensitivity, oil price volatility [will] still affect consumer and producer sentiments," the bank said.
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Nearly half of Americans think that "at least some" Muslims harbor anti-American sentiments, according to a new poll.
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" Seaman mirrored those sentiments, noting that "the precise payload would need to be known to assess the missile's range.
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It was formerly part of East Germany, and anti-immigrant sentiments have been strong in the former East Europe.
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This partisanship lies in contrast to voters' sentiments, which tend to view the subject as a non-partisan issue.
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Rising home prices bring about both good and bad sentiments, depending on whether you're a homeowner or a renter.
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A Blind surveyA survey of WeWork employees on Blind conducted for Business Insider found that others share these sentiments.
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While the sentiments behind this kind of filmmaking are unimpeachable, the cinema they engender is often dutiful and conventional.
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Lynch's remarks on encryption echo the sentiments thus far from top intelligence and homeland security lawmakers on Capitol Hill.
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Warner, and other members of Congress expressing similar sentiments, including some of those hoping to be members after Nov.
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Carter's sentiments were echoed by the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee on the weekend talk shows on Sunday.
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His remarks do not reflect the sentiments of Fox News and we do not in any way condone them.
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The past few years have seen the black community express similar sentiments of "awakening"—or "wokeness," if you prefer.
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Last year, President Barack Obama echoed these sentiments about the need to contextualize and remember all of our history.
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"When you're laughing, your guard is down, and when your guard is down, sentiments can seep in," she said.
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Algorithms now secretly monitor the sentiments in our emails at work and then send that data to our bosses.
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