"I don't think his legacy is solidified by winning this -- I think it's already solidified," Favre says.
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Voting out Chris solidified Wardog's control on the Manu tribe.
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Their bond has solidified with the addition of their children.
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The two companies seem to have solidified a nice relationship.
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She's the one that really solidified the deal for me.
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I feel like the experience with Paul solidified my instincts.
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"I solidified about a month ago [on Kasich]," he said.
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The solidified product looked similar to the hardened mucous bubbles.
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Wade, which solidified a woman's constitutional right to an abortion.
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Phillip Youmans: I solidified the visual style that I like.
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At the moment, our focus is on getting things solidified.
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It solidified for me that I really love the internet.
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Now is when they are being developed, modified, and solidified.
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Those are important steps, but they solidified America's existing relationships.
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But with his identity solidified, he began shaping his future.
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Bringing this reclusive star to Netflix solidified its dominant reputation.
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That bubble has likely only solidified his sense of denial.
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And her arrival as a top star solidified last year.
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That relationship seems to have solidified greatly and is very underreported.
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That's where her brand was solidified and 3D-printed each year.
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"Accordingly, through the second quarter, the homebuying market solidified," Miller said.
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Eventually, the mudballs solidified and were locked into their current shape.
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His influence on them really solidified them as an American dynasty.
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The lava solidified, but these dunes still stuck up like islands.
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A few hours later, the official party line had been solidified.
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Meanwhile, Baker had solidified support from local Democratic leaders like Sen.
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I was 19 when I solidified my beliefs as an atheist.
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Mr. Evertz said the debate solidified his support for Mrs. Clinton.
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The experience solidified his determination to make cooking his life's work.
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On Tuesday, Joe Biden solidified his delegate lead over Bernie Sanders.
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Since Trump's election, the Supreme Court has solidified a conservative majority.
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"We have some things solidified and we're so excited," Amanda says.
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The name was solidified when former President Barack Obama repeated it.
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That's what we're hoping solidified remains is going to help resolve.
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"Solidified remains is a technology, but it's also a design solution."
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Their magical month in the Wasatch Mountains solidified their fledgling coupledom.
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In the 1950s, the perceptions of a wholesome, incorruptible cheerleader solidified.
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That visit by Booker "solidified it for me," Quirk-Garvan said.
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Particularly if the misinformation has solidified into a firmly held belief.
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Kavanaugh's appointment solidified a 5-4 conservative majority on the court.
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Eventually, that becomes a routine, which becomes more solidified over time.
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Unfortunately, I must've blundered the science, because my mold never solidified.
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Once the plastic has solidified, this mould opens to eject the part.
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Mark was a part of that event and that solidified our friendship.
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The metaphor was solidified when I made Darth Vader Kylo's imaginary friend.
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That moment solidified a friendship that would last until the singer's death.
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And Oculus and Microsoft solidified their plans for Rift and Hololens, respectively.
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The treatment she received as a refugee, she said, "solidified" her decision.
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That staying power has solidified it as a symbol of summer style.
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His replacement, Brett Kavanaugh, has solidified the court's 5-4 conservative majority.
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I've always been superstitious…This has completely solidified my beliefs about ghosts.
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Guys had rapped about it, but it all solidified around that year.
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With the plan to be unveiled tomorrow, the decision isn't yet solidified.
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As dictatorships have solidified their hold, so, too, have resistance movements globally.
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Giving the USWNT their own parade solidified their status as national heroes.
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He ultimately solidified his legacy as an author, statesman and public speaker.
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A list containing the names of florists, bands and photographers was solidified.
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It was a true rush, the moment that solidified my coaster love.
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Wing Charlie Coyle, a trade deadline acquisition, has further solidified Boston offensively.
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The win solidified Sanders as the front-runner for the Democratic nomination.
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Markets have rallied and expectations of a December rate increase have solidified.
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Monday's budget request solidified that support, Bridenstine said in a speech Monday.
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A vote in Congress solidified Jefferson's presidency less than a month later.
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During her eight years in that capacity, the gallery solidified its reputation.
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But by September 2016, Trump had solidified his anti-abortion bona fides.
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These obstacles and objects are frequently simply solidified lava flows from just a few hours earlier -- the surface of the ground is constantly changing as more lava arrives and makes its way around the now older, solidified flow.
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It solidified his standing as the de facto head of the Israeli left.
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"We're not just still here, but we're bonded and solidified as a couple."
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Lethal chemicals solidified and clogged in the IV tube leading to Gacy's arm.
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He's solidified our third spot in the order, he's done a great job.
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Trauma leaves some gaps in the memory, while other moments are solidified forever.
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So I feel like I can't give you a solidified answer to that.
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Without much excitement in the campaign, the mainstream parties' support bases have solidified.
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Bolsonaro's religious alliances solidified in the final week of the first-round campaign.
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That's what gives the resulting mix the consistency of half-solidified Jell-O.
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Two years of government control hasn't solidified a winning policy message for Republicans.
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"It was mind-blowing," Baptiste said, and it only solidified her career goals.
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The birds' nests are made from the solidified saliva of swifts and swallows.
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The announcements come as Instagram has solidified its central place in youth culture.
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Philadelphia finally solidified the position by signing Brandon Brooks away from the Texans.
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The final mixture is then solidified with cassava root powder imported from Thailand.
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It's not yet a solidified movement, but the murmuring signs are out there.
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Comcast just solidified long-rumored plans to launch its own MVNO cellular service.
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Either way, the group has solidified Mr. Corbyn's hold on the party's leadership.
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Commitments at work are solidified on Saturday, when Venus syncs with disciplined Saturn.
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Although I knew all the basics, he kind of solidified them for me.
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Trump's involvement in the project was solidified in 2015, according to the paper.
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His comment solidified Ms. Columbus's view that she should not mention her pregnancy.
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By then, the pundits had been summoned and the defensive takes had solidified.
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That solidified the partnership between the generals on both sides of the border.
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That game simultaneously solidified New England's defensive reputation while emphasizing its offensive shortcomings.
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"I think it really solidified my intent to become a musician," she said.
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It also solidified the fantasy that Twitter was about anything other than itself.
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Gavin really solidified himself as a meme when he turned 5 years old.
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This solidified my hope that a career change would increase my income potential.
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It grew and solidified simultaneously, like a skyscraper seen from an approaching car.
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Iceberg, on the other hand, tastes like solidified water—which, yes, is ice.
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Take a heaping tablespoon of solidified sauce and roll it into a ball.
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The researchers used this data to infer that the Martian crust could have solidified only 20 million years after the planet formed, though their analysis also reveals that perhaps in its first hundred million years, the crust melted and solidified.
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It was during their time on the road that the pair solidified their bond.
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Deadline wrote:It solidified a long relationship that Willis has had with Emmett/Furla/Oasis.
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I knew it very early, and it's just continued to be solidified and confirmed.
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The alien theory solidified once Major Jesse Marcel, an intelligence officer, visited the site.
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"Out of our sorrow came a beautiful thought, that we were solidified," Hana said.
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They reaffirmed the ideals of contemporary viewers and solidified a particular version of history.
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Trump's inner circle has solidified, and the president is increasingly acting on his own.
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Sega solidified itself as a top contender and a force to be reckoned with.
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And they've solidified their "girl's girl" bonafides by touting tight friendships with other women.
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And today's event solidified Versace as a leading force in fashion, then and now.
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It wasn't all the way solidified, but we were kind of working on it.
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The magic mineral has since solidified its status as a skin-care hero ingredient.
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This deferential attitude solidified quite some time ago and is not particularly shakable today.
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Mitnick said they appeared to be legitimate but one strange detail solidified their authenticity.
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Instead, it solidified his reputation for caring more about criminals' rights than victims' rights.
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In other words, he continued and solidified a policy of fiscally sound social inclusion.
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In recent years, the U.S. Supreme Court has solidified the concept of corporate personhood.
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Pay attention to what Heenan does in the moment where the feud is solidified.
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Such pricing would bolster the industry's economics just as Hamilton solidified America's financial system.
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He's solidified the third spot in the order and has done a great job.
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This was solidified by the Supreme Court in its 1896 decision in Plessy v.
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Back in September, Bella and Dani got matching tattoos that solidified their twin status.
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As the investigation dragged on, rivals say, they suffered and Google solidified its dominance.
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So while we always intended to come back, that crash just solidified our determination.
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The company has long-talked about an eventual IPO, but has not solidified plans.
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The offensive line that was brutal earlier in the year has solidified a bit.
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As you grow up, the things you don't want to do become more solidified.
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My taste for illness solidified in high school, when I came down with mono.
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The cookies also worked much better when they cooled and solidified for several hours.
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The show of force, unjustified to many, solidified mistrust between Philadelphia's residents and government.
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Creativebug's fan base never solidified, and Otter sold it for a loss last year.
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The families' lawyers argue that the drumbeat of violence has only solidified their position.
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The solidified rule intends to close a key loophole in the eyes of farmers.
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The cold broth solidified the fat, and it was so easy to remove it.
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Supporters of broader gun rights want the newly solidified majority to broaden those rights.
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A weaker-than-expected report on manufacturing Friday only solidified the lower bond yields.
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Another held her own and solidified her position near the top of the pack.
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The solidified rule intends to close a key loophole in the eyes of farmers.
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If anything, Super Tuesday seems to have solidified Trump and Cruz's leads on Rubio.
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The sands were reworked by water and wind, solidified into rock, and soaked by groundwater.
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Did you have the album concept solidified before the interview or did that came after?
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There's "99," which we said solidified his position as one of Britain's next great talents.
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"As time has gone on, our behaviors, especially with social apps, have solidified," Sydow said.
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This all solidified for Cannistraro one night in 2015 when he was traveling, he says.
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Oil stocks solidified gains after slight jumps in overnight oil prices lifted the energy index.
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The Ebitda figure that will be used to market the deal has not been solidified.
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But as the Republican recalcitrance solidified, the progressive effort went dormant over the summer months.
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They solidified support in their own party and stole some voters from the other party.
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Paris Jackson and her godfather Macaulay Culkin have permanently solidified their bond — with matching tattoos!
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But the Toledo remarks, and more specifically the accompanying fact sheet, solidified an actual agenda.
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What elements do you think solidified on Alligator that became staples of the National's identity?
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Bringing Lissy into the fold solidified the sonic vision and the pair became Zipper Club.
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This classic twerk anthem solidified Lil Jon as the rightful heir to the crunk throne.
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Sticky Fingaz: Fredro brought me into the industry and then Jam Master Jay solidified it.
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The result, and the state's growing Latino population, solidified Arizona as a battleground moving forward.
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Consider that Syngenta traded at roughly 333 francs in May 2015, before sale hopes solidified.
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The plume collapsed within minutes and solidified into rippling peaks of lava and rocky material.
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It solidified me as a major player in the beauty industry and as an expert.
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And the Republican Party has solidified its role as democracy's willing—and increasingly willful—executioner.
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This is a critical outcome this week that further solidified progress on the Paris Agreement.
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That belief was solidified by the rise of Trump in late 2015 and early 2016.
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I feel like that photo solidified your status as a "woke bae," in Internet terms.
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Here At Home: Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump solidified their leads in Super Tuesday voting.
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But it wasn't until he moved to Vancouver after high school that the love solidified.
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Once the album was complete it solidified that that was what the album was about.
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The government's grip can be further solidified with the backing of independent members of Parliament.
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My eureka moment came with CRESCENDO, which solidified the appearance of "cars" in this passage.
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Lee has solidified his own sort of landmarked status as a local and national treasure.
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After doing the research and finding out about public loan forgiveness, that solidified my decision.
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They built up their online shop on Shopify and solidified their status as furniture vendors.
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The Kings also solidified their hold on the No. 8 spot in the Western Conference.
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Trump's two picks have solidified a 5-4 conservative majority on the nine-judge panel.
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Untitled Goose Game solidified a universal truth: sometimes, you just want to be an asshole.
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Many penguins are native to specific volcanic islands, which arose relatively quickly from solidified lava.
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The annuals solidified the sense of community that had long been building among black photographers.
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We don't really have all the protocols we'll be using long term all solidified yet.
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This clarity of purpose paved the way for a solidified national education agenda throughout the 1990s.
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An endless march of sexual harassment and discrimination scandals solidified the archetype of the tech bro.
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Thanks to science, you can create something that looks just like liquid — but is actually solidified.
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These rifts have solidified the feeling that techies and their moneymen are painfully out of touch.
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The attack sent Biden reeling and solidified Harris's ascent into the 22020 presidential field's top tier.
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That result further solidified Pinduoduo's position as China's second-biggest ecommerce company by number of users.
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Since Starship and Wild Things solidified Richards as a '23s sex symbol, James Bond came knocking.
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Even without a perfect playlist, it seems Trump has solidified his place on the GOP ticket.
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The blockbuster report also solidified market expectations for the Fed to hike interest rates next week.
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I started walking this path back in 20173 and Standing Rock just solidified it for me.
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He has now solidified his most important victory since Florida, when he single-handedly annihilated Sen.
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They take forever to learn things because their brains have solidified into a bad learning mode.
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In 2015, a fake PSA produced by Jeff Houghton solidified the term and went massively viral.
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When this molten metal has solidified the table is lowered and another layer of powder spread.
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But the "copycat" assertion will truly be solidified only if Bezos drops his own rap track.
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McGovern's crisis solidified impressions that he was a dolt and a ditherer -- that he was unpresidential.
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It also has solidified the black and Latina female presence at the top of this sport.
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The year of the Titans Super Bowl run really solidified the fan base here in Tennessee.
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Fallout 76 hasn't even been out for a whole day yet, so the community hasn't solidified.
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"I think the last three years out here in Colorado kind of solidified it," he says.
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Both have seemingly solidified their relationship status on social media with sharing photos of one another.
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But the songs that weren't the fun, nonsensical hits were what solidified my love of Mika.
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Soon, the power for UK police to hack computers will be solidified in a new law.
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Once solidified, with a sharp knife cut the curds with a checkerboard pattern into small squares.
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As the Jobs regime solidified, he became the center of the daily routine at Infinite Loop.
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This quarter, Tencent solidified its position as the leading game company globally, CEO Ma Huateng said.
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Right-wing nationalism has solidified its position as a major, durable pole in French political life.
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However, by 2628, a demographic realignment had solidified the GOP's standing as the state's political kingmaker.
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If anything, this debate solidified Clinton supporters while creating further doubts among Trump supporters and undecideds.
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Maybe this isn't a new observation, but the dynamic duo definitely solidified their supermodel BFF status.
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Ultimately it was my family and the experiences that we share that solidified my personal identity.
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But as the outage dragged on, the slag in the blast furnace solidified, rendering it inoperable.
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But infighting between these groups has only solidified the BN's grip over the country, Saat noted.
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Further, exemptions from Stark laws and other anti-kickback laws have further solidified the status quo.
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The comments solidified the view the U.S. central bank would leave interest rates unchanged next week.
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There are many key areas where norms of appropriate international behavior have yet to be solidified.
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The addition of a (mostly) metal body solidified its place at the top of the list.
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Rachel Hutto says God helped her survive a difficult childhood, which solidified her unwavering Christian faith.
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His sophomore album Ayo was released in 2014, and it solidified him as a musical force.
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The turbulence in the Affordable Care Act marketplace here only solidified his support for Mr. Trump.
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After the fat has solidified, it can be skimmed off, leaving a meat-infused, flavourful liquid.
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The California lawmaker has solidified her polling position in recent weeks in fourth or fifth place.
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He has solidified control over ever more of Chinese political and social life and the economy.
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The organic matter was found in pieces of solidified mud that Curiosity drilled into in 2015.
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As the Lacoste faction solidified the takedown of Mr. Mugabe, party officials on Sunday removed Mrs.
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" But, she said, "The good news here is all this is solidified and backed by paper.
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Richardson said her trial was "a real watershed event" that further solidified brainwashing in popular culture.
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For Cersei, the Season 25 finale solidified her status as the most captivating of them all.
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The gains in Kandahar have been solidified in recent years by a strongman police chief, Gen.
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Here are just a few things that solidified our view of smartphones being just another device.
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There was hope that a new NAFTA could be solidified before Mexico's government turnover on Dec.
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She solidified herself in the young-adult genre, starring in the Disney Channel movie Jump In!
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Biden's surprise victory - after spending no money there nor deploying any staff - solidified his big night.
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But one glance at the crowd of some 30,000 supporters solidified that there was something significant happening.
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However, Lyft didn't offer a term sheet, Ron said, and the discussions never solidified into a deal.
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But it was Andrew Jackson, a Scotsman, who solidified the song's relationship to the nation's highest office.
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One discusses the planet's earliest days, finding that its crust could have solidified even earlier than Earth's.
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Those views appear to have solidified from last month, with more common contributors picking those two options.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, who has solidified her status at or near the top of the polls.
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Facebook solidified its first partnerships around 303–2010, when the company was still a fledgling social network.
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But for some, it was John Kerry's loss in 2004 that solidified their sense of political crisis.
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Studying this mineral helped scientists figure out an important event in the Moon's formation: when it solidified.
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President Trump is also visiting Japan, where Prime Minister Shinzo Abe solidified his supermajority in recent elections.
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But as the polls solidified ahead of the primary, his advisers attempted to downplay the state's significance.
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McKinnon's solidified her place as the go-to SNL political impersonator, no matter the country of origin.
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My walk had, in fact, only solidified the love I have for my city and its people.
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Pete Davidson and fiancée Ariana Grande have solidified their love many, many times by getting matching tattoos.
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But the speech solidified cops and soldiers as the poster children of Trump's brand of aggressive nationalism.
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After the Nazis solidified their power, the regime occasionally acknowledged Ludendorff and used him during public events.
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"Out of our sorrow came a beautiful thought, that we were solidified," Ali's daughter, Hana Ali, recalls.
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The picture of unquestioned merit was solidified when Garland took to the microphone in the Rose Garden.
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This purpose-driven trend was arguably solidified by Larry Fink, CEO of investment firm BlackRock last year.
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New computer investigative tools have become available, and grains of evidence have been solidified into forensic mountains.
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What solidified the revolution, though, was the seizure of the U.S. Embassy in Tehran in November 85033.
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While supposedly conscientious Republicans dithered or abetted Trump's rise, he solidified his grip on the Republican Party.
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Republicans took it back with a wave of their own in 2010 and solidified it in 2014.
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In just the last few weeks, the region's claim as the center of transportation has only solidified.
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Her power has been on the rise since the shutdown, which solidified her support within her caucus.
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Donald J. Trump solidified his lead for the Republican nomination, scoring victories in Michigan, Mississippi and Hawaii.
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In addition, Republican Rand Paul also told CNN that the hearing "really solidified" his opposition to Pompeo.
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With her celebrated career, she solidified her place as an icon of jazz, gospel, and pop music.
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The YoungArts experience solidified their desire to create, thus turning their practice into a viable career option.
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By making these connections, this sequel has solidified its place in a franchise eager to explore terror.
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To really effect change, we need to focus on culture, and where it is solidified — in education.
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Her primary musical form is the long suite, but recently she's also solidified a visual art practice.
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With few other clues to go on, that description solidified as the official narrative of the shooting.
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But the government's brutal response, with hundreds killed, appears to have only solidified his grip on power.
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And that was before his sweep of victories coast to coast this month solidified his political comeback.
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The case also solidified the idea of African Americans being cast and used as medical guinea pigs.
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On Friday, it solidified its playoff position, and its hold on second place in the Eastern Conference.
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The president has also solidified relationships with key allies in the region seeking to curtail China's influence.
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As I grew older, that fantasy became solidified for me, and it was partially thanks to Instagram.
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That experience solidified my confidence in being able to have a fairly normal sex and romantic life.
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A self-described "sucker for history," she said that the Cherokee's past solidified her decision to purchase.
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That tiny protest in the park solidified my sinking sense that activism was a waste of time.
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That mind-set was initiated by Conceptual Art, solidified by the Pictures Generation and still going strong.
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The photograph, they said, only solidified for them that he was not fit to lead the state.
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And it also solidified Reagan's reputation among his supporters for wit and calm in the face of crisis.
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Not by 1 or 2 percent, which is the lackluster growth rate that solidified during the Obama years.
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Though one relationship was solidified at the end of The Bachelorette, there's still room to grow in another.
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"We haven't seen enough yet to have what I would call a solidified point of view," he says.
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Indeed, more certainty crept into the race Tuesday, as the two main parties' front-runners solidified their status.
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They were three of the six home runs that solidified a 2000-21.1 Twins demolition of the pinstripes.
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Vague's identity as a Democrat solidified later on, he said, with his early opposition to the Iraq War.
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Remove the lamb meat from the bones and save the cold fat that has solidified in the liquid.
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And what sadly solidified the connection was knowing the behavioral difficulties and social disconnects this child had exhibited.
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She lost significant ground over the summer, while her chief rivals all solidified their standing among California voters.
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"I have always loved writing and writing this book with my mom only solidified my passion," she says.
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The couple, which blossomed in the spring and solidified in the summer, seems to have found their groove.
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"On inspection of the jam supplied, the substance was found to be a solidified white foam," they explained.
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Disco-inspired songs like "Uptown Funk" helped her shape "Lover Like You," but the breakup solidified the sound.
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They solidified their couple status when they walked the red carpet at the American Music Awards in October.
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"We haven't seen enough yet to have what I would call a solidified point of view," he said.
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The Great White Hope was defeated, and in the following decades, racism and hatred solidified boxing's color line.
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MLS is no longer in a precarious place, having solidified its place among American sports leagues at last.
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He looked confident, an aura solidified by him donning a full-on fox head and arms during tournaments.
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But when we found out, it solidified that it was the right decision to leave when we did.
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Take YouTuber Kill'em, who inadvertently solidified these videos as a trend and has received almost 5 million views.
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My weighty silverware and china plate solidified this, as did the tender scallops, and the profiteroles for dessert.
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No other 2020 candidate has yet solidified as much home state support as the Garden State's junior senator.
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Sounds like he was already making money moves, but DJP says the 6 God definitely solidified his clout.
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Update: Up-and-coming queen of beauty Zendaya has just solidified herself as the queen of clap backs.
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We know now, two years later, that Putin wasn't on shaky ground but, rather, had solidified his power.
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If the bitumen in its wells has solidified, restarting the operation will be a long and costly process.
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The win solidified show's status as a genre series that is also a critical hit -- a rare feat.
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The book sold well, despite its gloomy tone, and solidified Hersey's reputation as a first-rate war reporter.
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His aides clearly believe he has solidified his position as the chosen candidate of more centrist Republican voters.
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An illuminated "Edison" sign at the top of the building solidified the region as an emerging economic power.
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Two years after "Conan," Schwarzenegger's star power was solidified when James Cameron cast him as the unstoppable Terminator.
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Morgan Stanley told clients on Thursday that it believes fiscal stimulus worth $2100 trillion will be solidified soon.
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The confirmation of Mr. Trump's second nominee, Brett Kavanaugh, has solidified a pro-business majority on the court.
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By the early 1980s, Mr. Riina had solidified his dominance over the island and its global criminal activities.
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Wade decision, after the confirmation last October of Justice Brett Kavanaugh solidified their majority on the Supreme Court.
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As Australia's increasingly outmoded ties to Britain were ebbing, he solidified Western military alliances and regional trade agreements.
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In this case, that meant a middle layer of plastic that amounted to a sheet of solidified fuel.
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Venus, the planet of love, harmonizes with taskmaster Saturn in Capricorn on Saturday, and our commitments are solidified.
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More recently, President Donald Trump's choice of Mike Pence four years ago solidified his standing with Christian conservatives.
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They suggest the case presented by the House managers has solidified Collins's thinking heading in the other direction.
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The pump-fake, and Bryant's stone-like demeanor, solidified his reputation as a cold-blooded star without fears.
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Buffalo (23-28) solidified its position as the first wild-card team in the AFC with the win.
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By the mid-20043s, Rieckhoff and Soltz had solidified their standing as the center-left's veterans of choice.
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Billie Eilish, the breakout artist of 2019, solidified her musical success with four Grammy wins on Sunday night.
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With the jam boiled down, the berries glazed, and the ice cream solidified, assembling a sundae is easy.
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There was some hope that a new NAFTA could be solidified before Mexico's government turnover on Dec. 1.
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This game also solidified Alex Morgan, just 23 years old, as the superstar inheritor of the USWNT's legacy.
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But he dives into every experiment with such enthusiasm that he's solidified his rep country's biggest wild card.
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The success of the 2002 Olympics games solidified his profile, which was only heightened by his presidential run.
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Some U.S. users were still getting the redesign this week, so these traffic patterns are far from solidified.
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Sherrie Levine and others associated with the Pictures Generation further solidified this view by appropriating iconic documentary images.
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Is there something that is lacking in the relationship that I think would be solidified by being married?
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If Shahidi was running for Young Hollywood's Class of 2019 President, answers like that would have solidified her victory.
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But its innovative series of new offerings has solidified it as the most fast forward social media company around.
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In eight years, Michelle Obama has certainly solidified her status as one of the most fashionable first ladies ever.
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Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner, in particular, have solidified themselves as, I'm sorry to say, #goals for millennial relationships.
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For now, it seems that Alam's arrest has solidified South Asia's community of artists, which he initially helped nurture.
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Her Academy Award winning performance in the 2003 film, "Monster," solidified Theron as one of Hollywood's top female stars.
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A new, conservative majority on the court, solidified by Kavanaugh's confirmation, could help Trump make good on his promise.
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And it solidified its power with what opponents say is sustained assault on the media and the historical record.
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Found in a store room among a number of broken jars, the solidified whitish mass was initially barely recognisable.
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Victory was solidified – and a personal world record set anew at 8,618 points – during the final, 1,500-meter run.
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It lifted the solidified gunk at the bottom of the containment vessel, snapping photos as water rained around it.
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But dated as it may be, it's also solidified its place in the history of San Francisco's iconic architecture.
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It felt like a reset: it was our first full-length with Devin on bass and our sound solidified.
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Many Congress members remain fixated on Facebook's recently solidified policy of refusing to submit political ads for fact-checking.
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So, after graduating college in 2012, I latched onto whichever employer would trade the most solidified hours for cash.
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But now everyone is looking into building an actual, solidified hardware platform that can scale to real world deployment.
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But its innovative series of new offerings has solidified it as the most fast-forward social media company around.
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These solidified washes are nearly impervious to looking or feeling cheap, thanks to expensive essential oils and chic packaging.
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First, public pressure can still scare a political party, even when it has solidified power over the whole government.
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As Trump's lead in the Republican primary solidified, Powell complained to CNN's Fareed Zakaria about the network's political coverage.
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They couldn't find zircons in the basalt itself, but found it in the ash layers between the solidified lava.
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The election extended the Colorado Party's dominance in Paraguayan politics and solidified the rightward political shift in South America.
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The policy of paying yeshiva students a stipend solidified this trend, taking the level down to 260 percent now.
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"The Passion of the Christ really solidified the marketing tactics that would make this industry so successful," says Sampson.
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But she has solidified herself as a stable presence, in an apparent contest with Sanders for more progressive voters.
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An obituary is about a life lived; misty remembrances of narratives solidified by a lifetime of telling your story.
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Within two years, 95 percent of the carbon injected into the basalt below the plant had solidified into stone.
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She really solidified the fact that she's not a great a friend to me as I am to her.
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Her performance as aspiring model Meghna in the 2008 drama film "Fashion" solidified her status as a Bollywood superstar.
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The bands solidified their turf by sticking the word "teenage" into as many of their song titles as possible.
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They just solidified his standing as the most successful — so far — of the Republican candidates doing battle with Trump.
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The experience solidified his friendship with Sheikha Al Mayassa bint Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, chairwoman of Qatar Museums.
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The Trump administration has moved to push the Taliban to peace talks, but so far no deal has solidified.
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Senior US diplomats told The Post that the May meeting between Trump and Orban "solidified" Trump's views on Zelensky.
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Prison, where he was sent in 1998 after getting a 30-year sentence for homicide, only solidified his stature.
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That solidified the view that the solution to intensifying competition must come from beyond traditional channels, this person said.
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Bush's victory solidified a view in both parties that promising competence alone wasn't enough to win the White House.
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One of the dangers of an institution is that it starts getting solidified and rigid as it goes along.
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"That's my goal, man, is just to be solidified in there, no question," the former Denver Broncos superstar said.
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The case is the first before the high court on the contentious subject since its conservative majority was solidified.
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I felt like I stumbled upon a cool, secret hangout, and a lit Edison-bulb WunderGarden sign solidified that.
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This verdict has solidified #MeToo not just as a social and political movement but as a legal movement too.
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The senator from California's performance at a CNN town hall Monday night solidified her standing as a leading contender.
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In recent years, it has solidified its position as an organizational home for much of the state's resurgent left.
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What solidified my actual start though was when Representative Linda Sánchez brought me onto her committee staff in 2007.
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Tuesday's election solidified the Old Dominion's shift toward the modern Democratic Party -- and one of its longest-running fights.
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One voter said she'd been undecided among Warren, Buttigieg, Harris, and Booker, but that seeing Booker solidified her decision.
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Indeed, Maduro has solidified his grip on power as the opposition has fallen into disarray following the failed uprising.
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Their confusion and anger grew, as a feeling that the DA was not seeking full justice for Isaac solidified.
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"I thought they did a good job, and it solidified my decision to give them my vote," she said.
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Each of May's next — and final — two films came with their own production woes but also solidified her genius.
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Its place of honor in the community was solidified after an arsonist torched the building on April 29, 203.
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Mac Miller solidified in 2015 that he wasn't the frat-rap he was boxed into, early in his career.
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During Wednesday's hearing, Bridenstine solidified his status as a climate skeptic and glossed over his connections to hate groups.
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Between those three tracks, Rico's pulled over seven million views, proving that she's solidified a reliable base of fans.
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He used mushroom broth and kelp solidified with agar inside bendy straws to create slimy, floppy, savory gummy gagh worms.
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But the political price Moscow paid was considerable; it solidified the image of Mr. Putin's Russia as a rogue state.
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Since entering the race on April 25, the former vice president has rapidly solidified his status as the front-runner.
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They then solidified their on-again status when they walked the red carpet at the American Music Awards in October.
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Kylie Jenner solidified herself as a multi-million-dollar force to be reckoned with in the beauty industry in 2017.
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Later on, Ice further solidified his night by bringing out none other than Kendrick Lamar to top it all off.
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Buttigieg, who's as known as Mayor Pete, has solidified himself as one of the stars in a crowded Democratic field.
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Trump appointed Pai as chairman, who immediately began the necessary steps to undo the changes that had solidified net neutrality.
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That view was solidified in financial markets this week, prompting a sharp selloff in bond futures following a summer rally.
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They've been solidified as standard practice, and this seems like the way things are going to be for a while.
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Diane Keaton is one of the many actors and actresses whose career was solidified by roles in Woody Allen movies.
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However, Bloomberg reports that both sides are closing the gap more and more, indicating a deal may be solidified soon.
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They then solidified their on-again status when they walked the red carpet at the American Music Awards in October.
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SeatGeek co-founder Russ D'Souza said that as "the pipe gets solidified," you'll start seeing more Snapchat/SeatGeek ticket sales.
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In one interview from 2015, you can see her using her normal voice, likely before the schtick had been solidified.
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She solidified her presence in fashion at a time when clothes weren't so ephemeral, before the knockoff and influencer booms.
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For that reason, it would be wise to stay away from the sector until crude's path is solidified, Carter argued.
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Movile quickly solidified its M&A strategy, its processes and its position as a leader in Latin America's mobile market.
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The link between synchronization and symmetry was first solidified by Pecora and coauthors in their 2014 paper on cluster synchronization.
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It seems The Get Down Brothers will be a solidified act and Mylene's music career is doing better than ever.
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German defense officials have proposed spending 25 percent more to upgrade the Bundeswehr, Handelsblatt reported, but those plans aren't solidified.
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California joined Washington and Oregon in the blue column, and the Northeast and Upper Midwest mostly solidified as Democratic states.
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Under Cook's leadership, Apple has solidified its position as one of the most powerful — and valuable — companies in the world.
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The iconic scene where the actors are swimming in the fountain solidified this hotel as the most famous in Nevada.
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Kaufmann, the Iowa Republican chairman, suspects that the shutdown has solidified the President's support in rural areas of his state.
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Franken's ouster solidified the Democratic Party line and, in doing so, established a contrast with the Republican handling of Moore.
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" Though Hayes said that there have "been mentions" of him being the next leading man, he revealed, "nothing is solidified.
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The 2014 decision solidified asylum protections to women who suffered severe domestic abuse from which they were unable to escape.
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"Coming up in the club solidified that people could coexist as long as the vibe is right," Mr. Rogers said.
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Heat can also denature some proteins — for example, when you cook an egg, the solidified egg whites are denatured proteins.
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The Astros solidified their hold on first place with a 6-2 victory at home against the Los Angeles Angels.
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But the series has solidified the leading-man status of Madden, prompting fantasies that he'll be the next James Bond.
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The rout of Sanders solidified Clinton's status as the strong front-runner to capture the party's nomination for the Nov.
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Even if these are extreme examples, that walling off is solidified, even among people closer in income level and occupation.
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"I think he was better able to showcase what he could do once we solidified the offensive line," Shurmur said.
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The show's success solidified the formidability of Fox as a young network against the longstanding NBC, ABC, and CBS triumvirate.
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He has 11,000 employees in Las Vegas alone and has solidified his influence with millions of dollars in political contributions.
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Elsewhere on Sunday, FlyQuest (8-4) solidified their possession of second place with a resounding win against Dignitas (5-1003).
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The physical humor of Homer's extended plummet down the gorge only solidified this episode as one of the series's best.
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It wasn't until she was in her 30s, as her self-esteem solidified, that she welcomed back her black identity.
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Russia's presidential election in the spring of this year solidified Mr. Putin's hold on power, and the intimidation has continued.
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Jeter solidified the status of the two teams in 2000, as the most valuable player of the crosstown World Series.
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An offer has been extended, although terms haven't yet been solidified or a final decision made, according to this source.
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For Emergency, operations calmed down in some districts of Helmand province after the Taliban solidified control, ending months of fighting.
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Since then, President Kagame has solidified his stalwart support of the Jewish State and his friendship with the Jewish people.
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The intricate design has solidified this hotel as an experiential, one-of-a-kind property, unlike any chain offering nearby.
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Those probes have solidified Nadler and Schiff as targets among Republicans, who view the investigations as beating a dead horse.
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The segregation was solidified after the Great Depression, because while the federal government starting backing mortgage loans to create wealth ...
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Tehran has solidified its coalition with Moscow and is perfecting techniques for integrating Russian airpower into Iranian-controlled ground operations.
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And during those seven years the government controls and entitlement solidified and became part and parcel of the healthcare system.
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The raw sweetness Toby had once had was solidified now into authority; he was substantial and massive, without self-doubt.
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My concept was solidified in New York, and the blueprint of my design was created to fit the wall exactly.
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After a decade-long hiatus, Mel Gibson has solidified his Hollywood comeback with his first Oscar nomination in twenty-one years.
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There are no stray jars of tahini from 1999, solidified bricks of brown sugar, or piles of unopened cookbooks from Amazon.
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Instagram solidified its lead, with nearly 70 percent of teens saying they prefer brands contacting them about new products through Instagram.
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Over time, this idea solidified into the dark "reality" behind the black pill and became a unifying theme across incel communities.
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Osaka's superstar status in the U.S. was solidified when she beat Williams in the U.S. Open women's singles finals in September.
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After defeating Sweden 2-0 Saturday, England solidified its spot in the World Cup semifinals for the first time since 1990 .
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The oldest rocks in the record suggest parts of the planet's crust had cooled and solidified by 4.4 billion years ago.
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As we assembled it, a love/horror story narrative emerged and the theme was kind of solidified with the cover art.
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It solidified my understanding that when all people have the power to share their experiences, the entire world will make progress.
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Strangers solidified Sedaris as a voice for unrooted absurdist comedy that doesn't require context or known pop culture references to work.
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There was that time they solidified their love with corresponding tattoos, and another in which they wore matching Harry Potter merch.
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The addition of Trump's two picks, Justices Neil Gorsuch and Justice Brett Kavanaugh, solidified a conservative majority on the Supreme Court.
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Samsung paid for 1 million albums up front, while Sprint has solidified Tidal's cash flow and valuation before the album release.
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According to the Royal Mint's website, recycled coins are shredded and melted in large furnaces before being solidified for future use.
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Of course the fact that our dog Burt would be his best friend ever just solidified it as the perfect name.
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The two solidified their plans for the firm over hamburgers at Braunstein's Hudson Valley home, and officially launched in January 2015.
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It was a move that not only solidified its place in the mainstream fashion realm, but honored its downtown heritage, too.
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He had already made that decision... the recommendation that he got from the Deputy Attorney General just further solidified his decision.
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The GDP data further solidified wide expectations that the U.S. Federal Reserve will cut rates at its policy meeting next week.
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"One of the most beautiful parts is that this trip solidified my desire to find my own family," the Californian says.
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He then solidified that precedent in 2012 when he invested in social media as a campaign strategy to protect his incumbency.
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The song is just over five years old, but " Let it Go" has already solidified itself as an instant Disney classic.
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A year ago, Amazon had no real No. 2 competitor in the U.S. Today, Walmart has solidified itself in that role.
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" The words were solidified in India, drawing surreal imagery from the 19683th century English nursery rhyme "Sing a Song of Sixpence.
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Redesigning the SAT to reflect the Common Core has solidified Coleman's influence as one of the most powerful figures in education.
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This trip instilled in me a desire to further explore other countries and cultures and solidified my commitment to the community.
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After the mixture solidified, they dipped it in water to dissolve the sugar, leaving behind holes to create the absorbent texture.
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They and other hardliners have solidified their popular base and marginalized for the foreseeable future Iran's pragmatists, including President Hassan Rouhani.
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But the newly solidified conservative majority, moved boldly in other areas, signaling the impact of the vote of Justice Brett Kavanaugh.
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Fortunately, his actions as SEC Chairman were followed by a string of victories that solidified his reading of the SEC's rules.
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The complications associated with adenomyosis, and the fact that she had three embryos left, solidified her decision to use a surrogate.
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Clinton, sensing that her lead in the polls had solidified, exuded the confidence to risk an unflattering food photo, and ate.
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And with all that happened in 2018, it sure looks like this year was the one that really solidified the trend.
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But, like, whoa, could Trump have solidified his decision to drop the Paris climate pact because he had beef with Paris?
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My parallel love story — the one with my Irish boyfriend — was solidified one night with a dreamy kiss outside the Panthéon.
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Experiencing other people's lives move forward together, their dreams solidified while I'm standing on the sidelines, is often lonely and isolating.
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It was during this period that WWF solidified the WrestleMania formula: long-simmering feuds punctuated by huge moments and satisfying payoffs.
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Under her leadership, Clarín — the word is Spanish for bugle — solidified its position as the country's most widely read daily newspaper.
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The Vermont senator's dominating performance in Nevada solidified his place as the front-runner in an increasingly fractious and frantic primary.
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The 2018 appointment of Kavanaugh, following the 2017 appointment of Neil Gorsuch, solidified the conservative majority on the nine-member bench.
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The transaction solidified Disney's transformation into an entertainment technology giant, bringing it into direct competition with younger businesses like Netflix (NFLX).
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The election solidified France's place at the center of the European Union and highlighted Britain's position on the outside looking in.
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In the years after the financial crash, the site had a bonafide social presence and a solidified place among financial insiders.
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Not so for Camila Cabello and Shawn Mendes, former longtime friends who only this summer solidified their relationship status as Shawmila.
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Over the past 2202 months this trend has solidified and brought our domestic energy sector to its cleanest place in history.
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"Run Away With Me" solidified Carly Rae Jepsen as one of the best pop stars to come out of this decade.
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That's likely to only intensify now that the addition of Justice Brett Kavanaugh has solidified the conservative bent of the court.
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But he solidified his performance at the end of the night with a strong answer about how he's recovered from setbacks.
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We will all be in a better position to fight these evils if relationships are solidified and there is better collaboration.
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Whatever the outcome on November 6, the midterm election campaign has solidified Trump as the indisputable leader of the Republican Party.
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Mr. Assad has solidified his control over most of Syria's main cities, where a majority of the country's remaining population lives.
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And then his views were solidified last summer, he said, after a police officer in Nashville killed an unarmed black man.
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About 20 members solidified the plan during a Thursday dinner at Acqua Al 2, a popular Italian restaurant on the Hill.
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Mr. Netanyahu's election victory solidified the sense around the Middle East that Israel can do as it wishes, with American backing.
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Pour the mixture into a shallow container, cover, and refrigerate for 2 hours or overnight, until the sauce has solidified. 5.
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During that time, they solidified their hold on Bama, the second largest town in Borno State — state capital Maiduguri is the biggest.
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In October 2017, the New York Times published an exposé that solidified swirling rumors about Harvey Weinstein's behavior with tangible, incriminating proof.
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Solidified after a Sunday phone call between Weaver and Roe, statements describing the deal from each campaign hit inboxes nine minutes apart.
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Wayne solidified his claim of being "Best Rapper Alive" based on taking other people's beats and putting his own spin on them.
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Walker's role as a conflicted cop Brian O'Conner in The Fast and the Furious franchise solidified his status as an action star.
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Chess has been around for thousands of years, but it wasn't until the early 19723th century that the rules were finally solidified.
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This was thanks to the fact that the mixture nearly instantly foamed up, bubbled over, solidified, singed, and smoked up my stovetop.
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Zuckerberg solidified Facebook's pivot to privacy in a 3,000-word note in March outlining his vision for the future of the internet.
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No matter where Longstreth takes his music, the core will be solidified by a need for extravagant composition and multi-layered arrangements.
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The GDP data further solidified wide expectations that the U.S. Federal Reserve will cut interest rates at its policy meeting next week.
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With a carbonate material, however, there's "no possibility for leakage," and the solidified carbon dioxide "will be there essentially forever," McGrail added.
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He soon relented and appointed a third finance minister, whom investors trust, but the episode solidified his reputation for capricious decision-making.
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That law encouraged competition among telephone carriers, solidified the subsidization of service for the underserved and kept the internet from being overregulated.
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Trump's handling of his rallies appears to have solidified his support this past Tuesday among Republicans but it further alienated many others.
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She is NOT friends with Jennifer LopezIt's the "I don't know her" comment that solidified Carey's place in the shade history books.
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On Tuesday, Pretty Little Liars totally solidified the Emison ship by giving Emily and Alison a hookup scene by the Kissing Rock.
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When I adjust the rearview mirror, the retreating landscape has altered and solidified — for so long, I dwelled in self-imposed myopia.
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Now celebrating its 22017th anniversary, the course has solidified its reputation as it hosts the Nedbank Golf Challenge, which begins on Thursday.
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She had given custody of Zya two years ago, solidified with a notarized letter, while she got her life back on track.
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As it solidified, the lead line was ejected into a waiting steel tray, while the molds were recycled back into the magazine.
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" His answer, now solidified into conventional wisdom about American exceptionalism, was simple: "America is a freer and more egalitarian society than Europe.
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Clinton's lead in New York is solidified by overwhelming support among black voters; she leads among that demographic 65 to 28 percent.
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The wins solidified Trump and Clinton's status as front-runners, leaving their rivals with increasingly long odds of overtaking them in delegates.
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And tens of millions of people are having their impressions formed, shaped or solidified about today's Republican Party by watching Donald Trump.
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In general, the Bachelor franchise is extremely heteronormative, and the premise of last night's rose ceremony solidified the men versus women mindset.
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Maybe not, but at the very least Gomez appears to have solidified what was turning into a nightmarish area for the Phillies.
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Smaller countries will fill the vacuum left by the US China's Xi recently solidified his power grab, effectively becoming president for life.
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White also said during the interview that the trip to the detention center "85033 percent" solidified her views on stricter border control.
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Just a couple weeks ago, I saw Reva DeVito and B Bravo perform together and it solidified my love for this track.
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In the process he became a household name and solidified the genre until it become impossible for the British public to ignore.
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To "fat wash" alcohol, bartenders take a knob of oil or solidified fat and add it to a spirit at room temperature.
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The failure of conservative GOP leadership to deliver a repeal and replace of ObamaCare most certainly solidified this opinion in Trump's mind.
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After a few back and forth weeks, McCain solidified his support, then defeated Romney on Super Tuesday, and clinched the Republican nomination.
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This was an unwavering attitude as life went on, that if anything solidified by his marriage to his fourth wife, Emily Stofle.
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The case solidified a series of Supreme Court cases, dating back to 1991, that have upheld companies' ability to enforce the procedure.
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I did love aspects of biology — how it solidified the abstract mysteries of life into something you could inspect under a microscope.
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That year, a nasty fight over e-book prices with Hachette, the book publisher, solidified Amazon's reputation for using brass-knuckle tactics.
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Joe Biden has re-solidified his frontrunner status in the race, thanks in large part to the key support of Black voters.
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Sanders' victory solidified his status in the race as a national front-runner, with his poll numbers and fundraising outpacing his rivals.
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Parting Stone transforms ashes into "solidified remains," a collection of stone-like objects that use the entirety of the human or animal.
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"The fact that we had solidified our friendship on the phone before we met actually provided a bit of anxiety," she added.
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Sanders solidified his front-runner status in the Democratic presidential race after strong showings in Iowa and New Hampshire earlier this month.
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A big part of that is that the apps on these devices have bled into our lives and solidified the final result.
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Both he and Sanders have solidified their standing in the last month, seizing a clear first and second spot in U.S. polls.
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Mr. Trump's cabinet selections so far, and his refusal to acknowledge Russian efforts to affect the election, have only solidified Democrats' resolve.
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SEATTLE — For decades, the International Longshore and Warehouse Union has solidified its power with aggressive demonstrations of solidarity across its Pacific ports.
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Major U.S. stock indices were up on Friday morning at the idea that an agreement was solidified after a series of setbacks.
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The Montgomery Bus Boycott catapulted Rosa Parks and Martin Luther King, Jr., into the spotlight, and solidified MLK's commitment to nonviolent protests.
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Much will depend on Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who solidified her position as a powerful leader of her caucus during the shutdown fight.
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So when I went overseas by myself, it solidified the feeling that I was too needy and greedy about attention or affirmation.
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His arrival would have solidified the formation of a unity government in which he is expected reassume the role of first vice president.
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But mostly it will effectively mark an end to the Republican coalition that was solidified in 1980 and has lasted almost four decades.
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And then Britney, whose Piece of Me residency, according to Billboard, brought in nearly $25000 million over its four-year run, solidified it.
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These norms are beginning to open up, and while imperfect and certainly not solidified in mass culture, we finally have examples — role models!
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Since hitting the beauty scene, the sisters have truly solidified their place as two of the biggest powerhouse female entrepreneurs in the industry.
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But if it wasn't for the vision of Breaking Bas creator Vince Gilligan, Cranston might never have solidified himself as a dramatic actor.
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Weeks before Hailey Baldwin and Justin Bieber solidified their ephemeral Hollywoodish relationship by getting engaged, Baldwin had a Hollywoodish relationship with Shawn Mendes.
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That this handmade, caramel-color boot was shown with so many looks in their intimate fall collection yesterday only solidified its versatile perfection.
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Osaka's superstar status in the U.S. was solidified when she beat Serena Williams in the U.S. Open women's singles finals in September 2018.
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By the time the message got to Aristotle, Plato's student, the idea of happiness had solidified into something we nurture on our own.
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Falih said the visit solidified the importance of the U.S.-Saudi relationship, which he called one of the most central to global stability.
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Givenchy solidified Smalls' name in the fashion world, and by 2010 she was working with Victoria's Secret and on international editions of Vogue.
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Each piece's dichotomous look shapes the idea of how the future, sleek and indiscernible, sits restlessly next to the solidified concept of history.
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Now that the fate of the show is solidified.. I'd like to address the TWITTER outrage with this video and image to follow.
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By 2007, it was becoming clear that Yahoo was losing ground fast on the product side as Google solidified its hold on search.
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The formative year of his life travelling after the war solidified his interest in art, his talent for which was recognised at school.
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President Donald Trump apparently has solidified his thinking and is now choosing between Fed Governor Jerome "Jay" Powell and Stanford economist John Taylor.
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She has solidified her position as a top-tier candidate this week as two polls in crucial states place her near the top.
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The comments solidified the view voiced by other U.S. central bankers on Monday that the Fed was in no rush to raise rates.
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The word you used is courage, and I think that word is something that has really been solidified for me through these conversations.
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It was winning the 2007 Andrea M. Bronfman Prize for Contemporary Crafts, known as the Andy, that really solidified Mr. Noy's career rise.
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The mea culpa came quickly enough, but Instagram's accidental update was already solidified as one of the last meme-able moments of 2018.
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As the Dungeon Family solidified itself among rap greats, LaFace Records artists like TLC and Toni Braxton also dominated the R&B airwaves.
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So you'll forgive Russia for feeling that it has once again solidified its spot as the center of the world's two-fisted masculinity.
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Enter Ms. Falco, whose turns in "The Sopranos" and "Nurse Jackie" solidified her reputation as a leading interpreter of intelligent, no-nonsense women.
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By the 1980s, half a century after the New Deal, a political and legal consensus in favor of the administrative state had solidified.
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Dr. Korenaga and his colleagues have proposed that plate tectonics began very early, right after Earth's crust solidified from its initial magmatic state.
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It was a night that solidified the position of both presidential frontrunners, although none of their rivals were ready to concede the race.
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One of his artworks solidified a bond between Mr. Gordon and his fellow crewmen, notwithstanding his disappointment over never having explored the moon.
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The new law regarding social media companies solidified the country's position as one of the most aggressive in moving against online hate speech.
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But by 1980, the Republicans solidified around the Reagan vision for the Republican Party — strong on defense, traditional values, and free market economics.
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That led to an international diplomatic skirmish that solidified Italy's hard line on immigration and eventually resulted in the ship traveling to Spain.
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Bernie Sanders of Vermont, who has solidified his status as the party's front-runner after claiming victory in the Nevada caucuses on Saturday.
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"As a young player, it kind of solidified the idea I could stick around for a while: Wow, I've made it," Gomes said.
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Presidents for years have invited sports figures to the White House, but the tradition of honoring championships teams there solidified under Ronald Reagan.
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With series like Mindhunter and I Am A Killer, Netflix has solidified itself as a go-to resource for chilling serial killer content.
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Erdoğan has solidified his power, but he has also put himself in the awkward position of denouncing a man who enabled his rise.
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But her credentials with New York progressives were solidified years ago, when she challenged Cuomo from the left in the state's 2014 primary.
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The new provisions, solidified after months of negotiations between House Democrats and the Trump administration, would strengthen the trade deal's protections for workers.
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But no matter what you think catapulted her career into super stardom, there's no denying it: Spears has solidified herself as an icon.
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The Lloyd family, in a statement released by family attorney Doug Sheff, said the ruling solidified its faith in the Massachusetts justice system.
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The event solidified a growing split within Hong Kong's ruling class, between what became known as the Leung Camp and the Tang Camp.
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And then, at a panel I was on at Theorizing the Web 2017, critic Michael Thomsen really solidified this abstract feeling for me.
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As the Dungeon Family solidified itself among rap greats, LaFace Records artists like TLC and Toni Braxton also dominated the R&B airwaves.
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Styles solidified his status as a fashion icon in late 2017 when he told Entertainment Tonight that Shania Twain is his main inspiration.
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Each amendment solidified a major reform: the direct election of senators, the first federal income tax, votes for women, the banning of alcohol nationwide.
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"We&aposre the two best teams in baseball, and I think that has been solidified by how amazing this series has been," McCullers said.
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The broad areas of unspoken consensus this campaign has solidified are as significant, in many senses, as the most polarizing resentments it has conjured.
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Manafort solidified his ties to the incoming White House when Trump selected Vice President-elect Mike Pence as his running mate in mid-July.
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It makes sense to classify embrithopods as afrotheres, too, with their proposed close relation to elephants and sea cows and newly solidified African birthplace.
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This suggested part of Earth's crust had cooled, solidified and harbored water at least 400 million years earlier than the earliest known sedimentary rocks.
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In the US, the popular understanding of sexuality is that it develops from a young age and becomes solidified as a person grows older.
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Speculations over the stars' romance were solidified when the pair was photographed together on the red carpet for the Laurence Olivier Awards in London.
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Jeremy Konyndyk, who ran USAID's disaster-relief programme under Barack Obama, believes that support for aid has solidified even more among Republicans since then.
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In the 12 years since, Kavanaugh has solidified his record as a reliable conservative on issues from regulating the environment to prioritizing religious freedom.
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Pittsburgh meandered through the early part of the season, but solidified its forward group with the acquisition of Derick Brassard at the trade deadline.
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Once I found out I could get paid to carry, it solidified my decision because I could help another family while helping my own.
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The energy, the imagery, and the spirit of the Royal Wedding solidified how the union of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle diversifies the monarchy.
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With its early competitors all but vanquished, Nintendo solidified its grip on the market in 1996 with the release of the Game Boy Pocket.
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She was already a star thanks to Grey's anatomy, but her performance in Killing Eve solidified her as one of television's best leading women.
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While Taylor has finally revealed that she is a product of the pop machine, Kim has solidified her place as the pop machine itself.
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At the time, it wasn't just pretty, it felt like it might have solidified an MVP award for either of Matt Ryan or Jones.
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Gymnast Simone Biles solidified herself as the best gymnast in the world by winning the gold medal in the women's all-around individual competition.
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Paradoxically, as Mulvaney's public image has soured, his standing with Trump has solidified, according to White House officials and sources close to the president.
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The idea of American identity was solidified, for better or worse, because people and places were attacked for no reason other than being American.
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A decade later he had solidified his place among "normies" in mainstream internet circles, becoming one of the biggest memes on Tumblr in 2015.
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Conventional Washington wisdom has solidified behind the argument that Democrats could leave themselves open to accusations of overreach if they try to oust Trump.
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Barr's decision to hold a press conference before sending the report to Congress solidified Democrats' view that Barr was out to protect the President.
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"Republicans' failed repeal-and-replace effort has solidified the consensus around universal coverage and provided an exemplar process for radical policy change," Pollack said.
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That said, the general public didn't necessarily agree with the review, and the record sales have only solidified its place in pop music history.
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With "Fight The Power," that soundtrack and that movie brought an explicit consciousness to hip-hop and really solidified those rappers' value to society.
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Snoop Dogg (Banks' real life cousin) solidified this when he performed the song live at Wrestlemania 32 as a part of Banks' ring entrance.
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The United States and Mexico have solidified an air transportation deal that could increase competition and expand the world's second largest cross-border market.
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The Super Tuesday primaries solidified Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton as the likely party nominees for the general election, with both winning seven states.
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The presidents decision to tap three Orthodox Jews — Ambassador David Friedman, son-in-law Jared Kushner, and adviser Jason Greenblatt — only solidified their favor.
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The victory, which solidified her reputation as one of Hollywood's most versatile and astonishing actresses, didn't appear to help her at the negotiating table.
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Marley Randazzo: The New York Times is quizzing you on what you can remember about the world—it's things that are solidified in canon.
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If voters are choosing risk versus change, Trump clearly solidified that he's a great risk to the U.S. This was a win for Clinton.
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She is the woman who solidified her place in pop with the beachy hit "California Gurls," which itself was a collaboration with Snoop Dogg.
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But he had already solidified his legacy as an assistant coach with his shifting and blitzing defensive alignments, which confused and clobbered opposing quarterbacks.
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Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen, in her congressional testimony, solidified bets that the central bank was on track to raise interest rates in December.
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It's the latest move by an aggressive solicitor general to bypass the lower courts and ask the newly solidified conservative Supreme Court for relief.
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She was the only top tier candidate on the stage Wednesday, and she solidified her status as one of the major Democratic presidential candidates.
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They're pretty solidified in the playoffs and for us right now every game, every point matter, so that was a big one for us.
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Heath Ledger's performance as the Joker envisioned him as a terrorist and solidified him as one of the most perfect villains of all time.
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The United States has had allegiances with Thailand since the 1833 "Amnity and Commerce Treaty," which solidified positive approaches to political and trade agreements.
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While the plaster's tender batter thickened and solidified, these teens, often marginalized or invisible to the public eye, had been deeply seen and heard.
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On-again, off-again couple Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom solidified their "on" status when Bloom popped the question to Perry on Valentine's Day.
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In 215 DAMAD played at ABC NO RIO in NYC and I met Victoria for the first time and solidified a long lasting friendship.
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Now in 2016, Bolt has solidified his position as not only the fastest man in the world, but the fastest man to ever live.
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What's indisputable is how the hardcore background has both solidified the band's friendships and affected how Nothing is perceived, abroad and in their hometown.
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Such an approach would highlight the level of internal debate among a community that had not yet solidified its faith into a formal religion.
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In the brass, Andrew Bain, the principal horn, and Thomas Hooten, the principal trumpet, have solidified a section that was erratic a decade ago.
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Advertising Online advertising companies have struggled for several years as Google and Facebook solidified their grip on digital dollars, slowing revenue for the others.
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Ms. Pelosi held the leadership position for 80 years, and her power has been solidified by her reputation as a legislator and fund-raiser.
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Moshfegh's last book, a collection of stories titled "Homesick for Another World" (2017), solidified her position as a startling new voice in American fiction.
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Las Vegas, Nevada (CNN)Bernie Sanders solidified his status as the leading candidate for the Democratic nomination with a commanding win Saturday in Nevada.
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The couple, who married earlier this month in Kaneohe, Hawaii, first bonded over horses and later solidified their connection after swapping books they wrote.
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In the 1970s, Mr. Ailes set up shop in New York, where he solidified his growing reputation as a master of bare-knuckled politics.
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But the pastry chef was alarmed, complaining that the dairy cream he was using "solidified instantly" when the strawberry polyphenol was added to it.
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In making the opposite choice, Trump has again solidified his image as a leader who does not accept the boundaries that constrained other presidents.
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Since that week five months ago, support for Rosenstein among the legal community, both inside the Justice Department and among private lawyers, has solidified.
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With his victory in Tuesday's Indiana Republican primary, Trump solidified his position to land the party's presidential nomination at its July convention in Cleveland.
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These realities led Prison Fellowship to declare April "Second Chances Month" – a movement solidified by U.S. Senate resolution at the end of the month.
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In 1889 and 1890, Republicans solidified their power, admitting as states Idaho, Montana, Washington, and Wyoming, while splitting the Dakota Territory into two states.
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Ramsay's marriage to Sansa, the one child of Ned and Catelyn Stark anyone could find at the time, solidified his hold on the North.
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Musical dynamic duo and longtime besties Selena Gomez and Julia Michaels solidified their friendship on Tuesday in the most permanent way possible: matching tattoos.
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Everything's come full circle for Paris Hilton and Kim Kardashian -- the former besties have solidified their BFF status once again ... thanks to their asses.
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Most MMA experts agree Nunes solidified her place as the greatest female fighter ever with her dominant victory over Cris Cyborg at UFC 232.
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If Colton had said going on his prior solitary fantasy suite date was difficult because hometowns solidified his feels for Cassie, that would be livable.
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Mkrtychyan's choice obviously upsets Annaliese Puccini, as she and the "social media participant" had been spending time together and seemingly solidified themselves as a couple.
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When "Hot Boy" hit, that's when people first felt the excitement; "ESPN" and "Show Em How to Do It" featuring Rich Homie Quan solidified it.
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Nine years ago today, Beyoncé and Jay-Z said "I do" and officially solidified their spot in relationship goals vision boards across the world.
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JPMorgan retained its crown in fixed income, currencies and commodities (FICC) trading, its position solidified by its dominance in G10 rates and foreign exchange trading.
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One official noted to the paper that it became "clear that the meeting with Orban had solidified" Trump's perceptions of the current situation in Ukraine.
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He performed well during spring training, solidified a roster spot early and became confident he would quickly put last season's tepid debut — when he batted .
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It is no coincidence that Iran solidified these gains between 28503 and 22019, when the JCPOA nuclear deal gave it greater economic and political flexibility.
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With that growing support among workers, lobbyists, and executives in Big Tech, Buttigieg has solidified his place as a frontrunner in the Democratic money race.
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By the 1970s, when Franco's one-party, authoritarian dictatorship was solidified, Tàpies's work started to reference symbols of Catalan identity, which was anathema to Franco.
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But Mr. Javid also miscalculated Britain's ability to meet a Brexit deadline, and the metals will now be recycled — shredded, melted, purified, cooled and solidified.
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And while Walter White's story and life come to a clear end right before our eyes, we don't get a solidified ending for anyone else.
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Barrios said NAFTA had created a predictable business environment that made investment decisions easier and had also solidified ties between Canada and the United States.
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I don't think it's controversial to say that the global order that was solidified after the end of the Cold War seems to be eroding.
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At the Times, he solidified his reputation as India's foremost photographer of glamorous people, shooting a record 330 covers for Femina, a popular women's magazine.
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His legacy is solidified by a post-presidential life of great deeds including international diplomacy, building homes for the homeless and nearly eradicating deadly diseases.
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But repairs to a blast furnace, damaged when power was lost and slag solidified, could result in the company losing "three to five million euros".
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It really solidified even more that she was my wife and bringing her around my side of the family was the icing on the cake.
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His TanaCon documentary solidified his position as a YouTube figurehead, but he made a similar series about Jeffree Star and Graveyard Girl, two other influencers.
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Formed as Hellhammer in 1982 and solidified as Celtic Frost in 1984, the band was on the vanguard of heavy metal's newly evolving extreme side.
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Increasingly vocal and organized advocacy from low-income and minority groups has solidified opposition to cap and trade among many climate groups, especially younger ones.
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We hope that this list has only solidified your friendship, rather than tearing it apart (if you found that you relate to none of these).
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These stories brought my boring history textbooks to life; they rooted my own family within that larger context; and solidified my admiration for refugee mothers.
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JP Morgan retained its crown in fixed income, currencies and commodities (FICC) trading, its position solidified by dominance in G10 rates and foreign exchange trading.
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By the end of the very first episode, Kraus, who runs a personal training company in Madison, had solidified his status as a fan favorite.
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Nicki has paved the way for so many performers and has solidified her place as one of the most powerful figures in the music industry.
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Where FutureSex/LoveSounds solidified his place as a solo artist, 220/20153 Experience elevated his craftsmanship of his fusion of pop, soul and R&B.
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The Johnson Reed Act of 1924 solidified America's return to nativism during the turn of the 20th century, and was aimed at preserving racial uniformity.
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"You can see something melted and solidified fallen from the inside of the reactor," Takahiro Kimoto, acting director for nuclear power and placement, told journalists.
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Boris Johnson solidified his front-runner status in the race to become Britain's next prime minister on Tuesday, gaining backing from leading pro-Brexit lawmakers.
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About five years ago, they met in the music department at Sarah Lawrence, where they became friends and solidified their unique jazz post-punk sound.
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In high school when my best friend got pregnant, I became so obsessed with her and her baby, so that solidified my passion for it.
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Kondik said that Justice Antonin Scalia's death in 2016 solidified support for Trump, who earned votes from Republicans who were not otherwise supportive of him.
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A rich recruiting pool for Al Qaeda and the Islamic State includes what psychologists call "in-betweeners," young adults whose identities have not yet solidified.
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The business model began to take shape, gradually, in the eighties; it solidified a decade ago, when a writer's strike recalibrated Hollywood's tolerance for risk.
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The Kim dynasty, which has ruled the nation since its founding, in 1948, solidified its power by insulating the country from foreign ideas and exposure.
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But Meng's arrest shortly after Trump and Xi's meeting alarmed investors and solidified doubts about the already fragile trade truce between the US and China.
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Monday's poll comes as both Clinton and Trump have solidified their standing as the presumptive Democratic and Republican nominees, respectively, despite their negative favorability ratings.
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The rubble turned out to be a solidified lump of clay and calcite and it unexpectedly broke open, like a Fabergé egg, in his palm.
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The young policy aide has solidified his influence, even as would-be allies such as Stephen Bannon have been forced out of the West Wing.
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However, even with the prospect of short-term gains, experts raised growth concerns for the most exposed S&P 500 companies once Brexit is solidified.
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Voters in 12 states solidified the standing of Donald J. Trump and Hillary Clinton as the front-runners in their parties' nominating contests on Tuesday.
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Coalitions of restoration and transformation The election will provide a vivid snapshot of the ongoing polarization of the electorate that Trump has deepened and solidified.
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The final ironic twist, of course, is that Rockne's myth would eventually be solidified by another football movie, this one featuring future president Ronald Reagan.
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The break was solidified, he explained, when Democrats in Congress helped push through the 2008 bank bailout "No one received justice that day." he said.
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For Burke, a businesswoman with no experience in elected office, the cribbed jobs plan solidified "the impression that she is the pyrite candidate," Schneider wrote.
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He was part of a coalition seeking utility rate reform in the early 21990s, an experience that he said further solidified his change of heart.
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Our friendship was solidified when I asked her what the frozen maxi pads on the list were for, and she calmly explained in great detail.
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These solidified preferences are reflected in Dixler Canavan's playlist, which Bailhache confirms is "so accurate" to the lists of songs that selectors come up with.
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By the time he was killed, 10 months later and on the opposite side of the world, the lesson seemed to have solidified for him.
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Biden solidified his advantage a week later, defeating Sanders in Michigan, where the self-described democratic socialist had scored an upset victory four years before.
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Beginning in the wreckage of World War II, America established a set of global norms that solidified its position atop a rules-based international system.
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Along with input from Republican lawmakers, the phone calls with LaPierre have solidified Trump's opposition to universal background checks for gun purchases, sources told CNN.
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A source familiar with the situation told CNBC the offer was extended to Noto but the terms of the agreement have yet to be solidified.
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Despite constant clashes with Western partners over the rule of law, the conservative populist Orban has solidified his grip over most walks of Hungarian life.
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A few years later, the sight of Navy midshipmen striding across an Annapolis football field solidified her desire to be the person who led troops.
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His politics—born, at least in part, from his experiences with precarity—were solidified and electrified with the Occupy movement, which began in August 2011.
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With their grip on power solidified, they were keen to distance themselves from the bloodshed on the very foundations of the state they were building.
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Thanks to the success of the comedic mystery film Knives Out, Ana de Armas has solidified herself as a power player on the Hollywood scene.
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The case is being carefully watched by supporters of gun rights who want the newly solidified conservative majority of the court to broaden those rights.
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That may still be something of an ask, given that one of the furnaces needs "a partial dig out" of "solidified metal", according to Nyrstar.
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Senator Ted Cruz solidified his position as the only viable Republican candidate to take on Donald Trump, as five more states voted on Saturday night.
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Through the investments we've made, this has solidified the investment we've made into China, and I think it's showing the market place we're here to stay.
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The announcement of the Rays lineup for the March exhibition solidified another homecoming: that of Dayron Varona, a Cuban-born outfielder who defected three years ago.
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A British-educated engineer with no powerful political machine of his own when he took office, he solidified his standing with the victory over Islamic State.
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Though she'd already decided to run for Congress prior to the trip, she says the experience was inspiring and solidified her commitment to advocating for women.
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If this is Mayweather's last fight (as he says it is), he would have all but solidified his place as the greatest boxer of his generation.
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Initially, only knowing each other by their social media handles, they solidified their cross-country bond by sending plant cuttings to each other through the post.
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It was a night that solidified the position of both presidential front-runners, although none of their rivals were ready to concede the race just yet.
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Brady is the GOAT With his record fifth Super Bowl title, quarterback Tom Brady solidified his status as the NFL's GOAT -- or Greatest of All Time.
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He solidified a name for himself in 1972, when he founded Roland Corporation, and spearheaded the creation of synthesizers and drum machines, including the TR-808.
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There's a lot to love about the Amazon Echo, but its best parts are unquestionably solidified by the products and services that go along with it.
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Her performance had lasted no more than a few minutes but the weight solidified into a rock you might split open with a hammer and chisel.
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When he fell ill in Las Vegas, Sanders' campaign had been stalling in polls, as Warren pulled ahead and solidified her status among the front-runners.
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M. Night Shyamalan's second low-budget horror feature in two years has officially solidified his directorial comeback in the only way that matters — the box office.
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While footwear technology has pushed the Chuck Taylor far beyond the point of being obsolete on the court, it's solidified as a sneaker of the people.
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Even after Trump had solidified his position as the party's clear front-runner, prominent Republicans openly revolted against the billionaire, vowing to never endorse his candidacy.
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AM: In the world of AI, one thing that wasn't on the radar at all 12 months ago and has solidified since is human emotion recognition.
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While some investors may see some optimism in China, hedge fund manager Bass says nothing has changed his bearish outlook and if anything, it's only solidified.
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Under President Xi Jinping, who has solidified his power by abolishing term limits last year, China has grown more stringent with its control over the internet.
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We don&apost know all that much about how solidified he is in his leadership, and this could be a sign of weakness on his part.
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However, it was 2011's Bridesmaids, which Wiig also also co-wrote with her writing partner Annie Mumolo, that really solidified her as a comedic powerhouse.
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His two most famous works, "Breakfast at Tiffany's" (1958) and "In Cold Blood" (1966), solidified his place among the great American authors of the 20th century.
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"I came to the conclusion that even if I didn't get it, it solidified how badly I wanted to thrive within this storytelling industry," says Smith.
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And thanks to this pleated, ruffled, shimmery Louis Vuitton gown (with completely exposed back), she just solidified the title as "one to watch" this season. Getty
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There's a whole host of iconic duos that have solidified a place in the history books, but there is no duo like DJ Khaled and Snapchat.
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This latest research from England has solidified the notion that genetic testing may one day be able to identify people at risk for cannabis-induced psychosis.
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Studying under Ansel Adams in Yosemite National Park when I was just 19 was an experience that solidified my love of photography and the national parks.
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Celebrating a prosperous 10-year anniversary, CaSa has solidified its status as one of the most diverse production centers for arts and crafts in Latin America.
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The Deccan TrapsPhoto: Courtney SprainBut around the same time, there was a period of intense volcanism, resulting in the Deccan Traps, the enormous solidified lava formation.
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Clinton's wins in New York and Pennsylvania, in particular, have solidified her position as the presumptive nominee—a position she's held since the South Carolina primary.
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But understand that they all have the right to practice journalism within the current legal parameters that have been solidified over the history of this country.
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After spending more than a decade in the public eye, Kim Kardashian West has solidified her place as one of the most trendsetting stars in Hollywood.
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As the characters have matured, the show's sense of purpose has solidified, its jokes are smoother, because the people delivering those jokes are more complete characters.
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If there was any question regarding who the song was about, the performance, which began with throwback footage from Kanye's interruption, solidified it was about 'Ye.
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"I don't think the wall is the best idea," Gardner said at the time The new audio suggests his opinion of the wall proposal has solidified.
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It wasn't until recently, though, that it hired industry-mainstay Kelly Cutrone, founder of People's Revolution, got on the map, and solidified Smalls as its star.
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Visiting teams and media have long enjoyed the entertaining Tennessee capital on road trips, but the All-Star Weekend solidified Nashville's place as a hockey hotbed.
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But seeing successful entrepreneurs like Joey Sewilo ofThe Joe Money Podcastmake the same parallel solidified my belief that rappers make great role models for aspiring entrepreneurs.
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The restaurant chain opened in 1966 and solidified its title as one of the most iconic deep dish spots after they hired a cook from Uno's.
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Since joining the Mets in late May, Loney has solidified first base with Lucas Duda on the disabled list, and he has hit better than expected.
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Anaheim (24-89.63-7) solidified its hold on the final playoff spot in the Pacific Division, moving two points ahead of the fourth-place Arizona Coyotes.
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And in every sea of Nike, Brooks, and Saucony-clad runners, you'll notice Garmin has solidified its place as the go-to MVP of fitness watches.
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Washington (CNN)A newly solidified conservative majority on the Supreme Court agreed Tuesday to take up a Second Amendment case for the first time since 2010.
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By defending segregation, the Republicans solidified their status as the party of conservative whites, one intent on halting or even reversing the social progress of nonwhites.
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For years, New York — a city not accustomed to being second banana — has looked on as Silicon Valley has solidified its influence over the technology industry.
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But Mr. Scott's status as Coachella's reigning designer was solidified in 2008 when he started his own party on the first Saturday night of the festival.
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Back In Black solidified AC/DC's place as the rock 'n' roll behemoth they've been for the following decades, and remains Australia's best selling album ever.
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When Facebook went public in 2012, venture capitalists who had invested in the social network solidified their reputations as rainmakers — and also were set for life.
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Sprint's past network upgrade projects have caused outages and other headaches that drove Sprint subscribers away and solidified the company's reputation for having the weakest network.
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He was forced to abdicate in 1947 after Soviet-occupied Romania held elections, which solidified control by the Communists, who began purging aristocrats and other dissenters.
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Mr. Hall's anthology, "The New Poets of England and America" (1957), edited with the poets Robert Pack and Louis Simpson, solidified and furthered the Audenesque mode.
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Suning and Team WE solidified their spots in the top 10 in the League of Legends Pro League (LPL) spring season standings with victories on Tuesday.
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Mr. Modi has asserted himself into Indians' everyday life — his white-bearded face on new public toilets and billboards everywhere; his party popular, solidified and divisive.
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Figures like Barnett Newman and Donald Judd had tamed and solidified the artwork, and the figure of the artist became solemn to the point of absurdity.
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It's electric and autonomous, but like most concept cars, it's just an exaggerated idea of what the future will look like — not a solidified production model.
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At the same time, their presence solidified the notion that women have equal expertise in traditionally male domains like foreign policy, economic security and the military.
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Project after project, the Fela-inspired musician solidified his place in Afrobeats, with the 2018 song "Ye" promptly propelling him to the top of the industry.
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Just like Wonder Woman did for Gadot and Marvel for Larson, Alien made Weaver a household name and solidified her character's place in pop culture forever.
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And did he do so at such a high level that his spot in Canton, Ohio, the site of the Pro Football Hall Fame, is solidified?
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"Ashes were providing such a poor user experience," said Justin Crowe, founder of Parting Stone, a company that turns cremated remains into solidified stone-like objects.
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The company officially launched in October, and almost 300 funeral home locations have contacted Parting Stone about offering solidified remains as an alternative to their clients.
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The last season of Game of Thrones didn't inspire much confidence in their abilities to build out existing canon and their recent comments only solidified that.
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The violence in Charlottesville, Va., including the death of a young woman struck by a car driven into a group of counterprotesters Saturday, solidified Bennett's decision.
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Alex Caruso, a fan favorite who went undrafted out of Texas A&M in 2016, has solidified his role off the bench as a defensive stopper.
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Although he didn't win New Hampshire, it also gave Clinton his first momentum in primary season, and it solidified Jimmy Carter's Iowa caucus win in 1976.
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Jarra running the National Assembly means Maduro has completely solidified his hold on power, with his party now in charge of every major body of government.
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However, the stronger-than-expected February data on jobs growth seems to have solidified opinions that the Fed is on target for a June rate increase.
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In the time since, he has solidified himself as one of the president's longest-tenured and most trusted advisers, crafting policy on immigration and writing speeches.
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The victories have solidified their leads in their respective parties and raised the likelihood that they'll be facing off against each other in November's general election.
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Orban has solidified his grip over most walks of Hungarian life in the past decade, leading to clashes with Western nations over the rule of law.
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Apple introduced the Apple Watch in 2015, and solidified the path of fitness trackers looking more like watches, and in some cases also functioning as watches.
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After finishing in fifth place in the Iowa caucuses earlier this month, Klobuchar solidified her place as a top-tier candidate in the New Hampshire primary.
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Both Nagarajan and Miscovich noted that 9/11 actually solidified and strengthened some bonds between employees, but the remote nature of this crisis presents new challenges.
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In addition to selling the invasion to the public, the campaign solidified the administration's conviction that it was right to do what it wanted to do.
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He doesn't hesitate to remind us of the fiasco of last summer with Meek, a moment that solidified him as a hometown hero to the new generation.
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Demi Lovato broke out by starring in Disney Channel's Camp Rock and, later, solidified herself as a Disney darling with her own sitcom Sonny With A Chance.
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Over the last few weeks, Rippon has solidified his title as America's sweetheart in figure skating, charming us all with his inspiring, honest interviews and snappy tweets.
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A few brutal hangovers at inappropriate times — while in a meeting with the director of her new movie Serenity, and at school drop-off — solidified her decision.
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"The GDP number really solidified some of the points that have been made for the fourth quarter," said Minh Trang, senior FX trader at Silicon Valley Bank.
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Turkish data showed monthly inflation slowing to 2117.29 percent in April, below forecasts of 2117.20 percent which, along with poor PMI data, solidified expectations of rate cuts.
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She has solidified herself as one of the top models to watch, and is quickly rising through the ranks with her effortless style and already impressive resume.
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His opinion reinforces a sentiment he has made before, but it comes as the newly solidified conservative majority is potentially poised to overturn other long standing case.
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After the Wii U failed to make itself comprehended by consumers, the company was left scrambling while Sony and Microsoft solidified their biumvirate in the gaming world.
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New rumors have solidified not only the ARM Surface, but also the likelihood of a dual-screened device and a new flavor of Windows, called Windows 10X.
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While the FCC recently voted to at least start taking a look at better broadband mapping technology, it could take years before those efforts are actually solidified.
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The theory, solidified by a convincing video via UpRoxx, points out that we first meet the monster when Eleven is isolated in that creepy pitch-black room.
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In doing so Mr Carlsen, who won the title from Viswanathan Anand, an Indian grandmaster, in 13, solidified his claim as the strongest chess player in history.
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Over the weekend he solidified his role as gatekeeper of all that is beery and wonderfully bro by linking up with WWE legend The Undertaker on stage.
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The tricky part is excising the entirety of the lipoma, so Dr. Lee has to yank at the mass, pulling the solidified fat buildup out in handfuls.
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Her 21990 publication Photographs of British Algae: Cyanotype Impression marked the first time a book was illustrated by photography and solidified the medium's importance in the sciences.
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Here Corrine solidified her villain standing by taking her top off and forcing Nick to hold her naked body in front of the rest of the women.
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Isbell has solidified himself as one of America's great singer-songwriters over his past two solo collections — and now he's ready to turn the dial way up.
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"In front of a fiery backdrop, she debuted her Idol-inspired outfit and solidified her place as "world's biggest Billy Idol fan and/or motorcycle culture purist.
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Lou Williams scored 103 points as the Clippers solidified their hold on a playoff spot in the Western Conference with five weeks remaining in the regular season.
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McLeod got her start working retail, which helped her craft her fashion sense and solidified that she "really enjoyed putting clothes on people," as she tells Refinery29.
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"This week solidified the fact that the market doesn't need, it doesn't want, it's demanding a rate cut from Powell," said Jeff Kilburg, CEO of KKM Financial.
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"The recent news about Facebook's alleged mismanagement of users' data has solidified our decision to suspend our activity on the platform at this time," reads the statement.
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The publication claims Google has solidified its strategy for India, which includes bringing its Nest brand to the country, along with Google Wi-Fi and the Pixelbook.
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Lou Williams scored 17 points as the Clippers solidified their hold on a playoff spot in the Western Conference with five weeks remaining in the regular season.
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This obsession was solidified in cake form for her 19th birthday on August 10th, with the reality star documenting the incredibly spot-on sweet replica on Snapchat.
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"This solidified everything and she was so happy as am I." Photos of the sweet proposal —particularly the flashy egg— quickly made their way around the Internet.
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While it was intended to shut down his operation, the backlash was so enormous that it quadrupled his following, and solidified his place within the alt-right.
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"Being part of a digital influencer family helps keep Dallas relevant, as if he's solidified his spot in the "popular group" in high school," Zefr researchers wrote.
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Until the Gigafactory in Nevada is fully functional and pumping out new long-range batteries for the Model 3, the car's production specs won't be solidified yet.
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Magazine issue recalled President Recep Tayyip Erdogan survived a coup attempt last year and solidified his power in April in a referendum that handed him sweeping powers.
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While the analog market is fragmented, the deal gave Texas Instruments much more market share than its competitors and solidified its standing as a leading analog chipmaker.
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From Tchaikovsky to Stravinsky, from Duke Ellington to the Beatles, music icons of all stripes solidified their legend with a performance at New York City's Carnegie Hall.
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Announced in 2017, the $4 billion deal would have solidified Sinclair Broadcasting as the single largest owner of local television stations in the United States by far.
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The Democratic lead was solidified in the second half on a header by Kihuen, who connected despite the wet conditions from the consistent drizzle during the game.
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We may get a more solidified picture of Nintendo's launch schedule for the Switch around E3 with Nintendo's live stream happening at noon ET on July 12.
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A collection of fibrous fatty lumps pop out from the first cut, and Dr. Lee starts squeezing the whole, solidified mass up and out from the excision.
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U.S. lawmakers have also blamed the crown prince for the killing, and senators said Tuesday that a classified briefing with CIA Director Gina Haspel solidified that belief.
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Nominally he was dispatched to secure Riverrun and shore up the Lannister alliance with the loathsome Freys, solidified via the infamous Red Wedding plot in Season 3.
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Friday's strong U.S. employment report solidified a view among Wall Street's top banks that the Federal Reserve will boost interest rates when its policymakers meet this week.
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The signing of a preliminary deal in November 2017, which permits Russian aircraft to use Egyptian airfields, only solidified this concern about Cairo's drifting into Russia's orbit.
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And that's OK. I was actually happy to read some of these negative comments about me, because oddly enough, it just more deeply solidified who I am.
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Archaeologists found a jar containing a solidified white-colored substance, which turned out to be a solid cheese made from cow milk and sheep or goat milk.
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They've already solidified lucrative deals with Netflix and Disney, and Meghan's dedicated fanbase has given her the leverage to become an Instagram influencer if she so desires.
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Styles dropped "Sign of the Times" in April 2017, and solidified that his new music and fashion choices would be nothing like his days in One Direction.
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He solidly owned discussions of health care and climate change, and he solidified his status, recently regained from Warren, as the leading voice of the party's left.
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Even though Netflix doesn't report ratings, the series premiered to much critical acclaim, solidified Ansari's post-Parks and Rec career and was considered a lock for renewal.
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These phrases have a tendency to sneak up on you, so you're going to have to catch yourself until you've solidified the habit of not saying them.
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The insights Carnegie includes in the book were honed in his years as a young salesman, and then solidified in public speaking classes he taught at YMCAs.
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And a few days later, when the experience had settled and my opinion had solidified, I sat down, turned on Netflix, and pressed play on it again.
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These phrases have a tendency to sneak up on you, so you're going to have to catch yourself until you've solidified the habit of not saying them.
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"I don't think she influenced me, but she definitely solidified ideas that I was already having about my place in dance, my place at Ailey," he said.
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By now, it's clear that the '90s are making one hell of a comeback, a fact Virginie Viard solidified with Chanel's latest Métiers d'Art collection in Paris.
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The newly solidified conservative majority is finding its footing after a term of transition and the liberals on the bench are bracing for a hard right turn.
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With Ronald Reagan's election in 1980, Republicans solidified a winning coalition that successfully strengthened the appeal of "limited government" beyond economic conservatism, where it had traditionally lived.
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"What really solidified this idea for me was last year when I was watching Oscar nominees and critically-acclaimed TV shows," Lai told me over the phone.
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His party then dominated regional elections, taking most of the nation's governorships, and solidified its gains by sweeping municipal elections amid a boycott by the opposition alliance.
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Game of Thrones is hardly an easy show to watch, but one particular moment from season 5 solidified it as a watch-through-your-hands kind of series.
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That specific social-media platform has long since solidified its position as the go-to place for your daily dose of fake news, racist relatives, and annoying notifications.
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Why it matters: The petition comes as supporters of abortion rights fear the newly solidified conservative majority is poised to cut back in the area of abortion rights.
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Three decades later, the evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins solidified this idea in his popular 224 book The Selfish Gene; the theory was quickly adapted to explain genome size.
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Now elevated elegance is her modus operandi, and her recent high-fashion red carpet looks have only solidified this era as the icon's most glamorous style reinvention yet.
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At this point in time, Facebook's rhetoric has firmly solidified around one central cause: getting users to share their lives on the site, in any and every way.
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Mr. Journe solidified his reputation as a hotshot young watchmaker on the strength of his company's second production model, the Chronomètre à Résonance, which he presented in 2000.
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This is also where the addiction formed after hearing the sound of a shin against a Thai pad for the first time is solidified into something like religion.
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Apple and Spotify have solidified themselves as the future of the business, and the biggest award show, despite its sluggish pace at times, is adapting to keep up.
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She said she always wanted to stay close to home even before Schaefer arrived at Mississippi State, but a few conversations with Schaefer during recruiting solidified her decision.
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The program was grueling – mentally and physically – but by mid-2017, we had solidified our business model, pitched over 100 investors, and raised $2.2 million in venture capital.
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On Tuesday night, a Facebook spokesperson told BuzzFeed News that the social media giant solidified different types of partnerships with major tech and media companies for specific reasons.
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Her position was solidified by Marie Antoinette, whose favor included helping the painter gain entry into the Royal Academy, which excluded artists married to art dealers, in 1783.
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Although most of those standards haven't been solidified, experts expect it to be backwards compatible (with 4G and 20203G) in addition to having some interoperability across the world.
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"Experiencing [ethical clothing being made] on a daily basis has absolutely solidified my ideals on sustainability and my choice to purchase things for quality, not quantity," she says.
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Even though Brady had won multiple Super Bowls by then, and solidified his place as a force in the league, the memories still brought tears to his eyes.
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The backstory: Changing the rules is one way to address the Hillary Clinton/Bernie Sanders feud that fractured the party and really solidified at the 2016 DNC convention.
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He's been the frontrunner in polls since before he announced his bid for the White House, and he has solidified his lead since he got into the race.
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Even though Brady had won multiple Super Bowls by then — and solidified his place as a force in the league — the memories still brought tears to his eyes.
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Raising a big round may attract new entrants to the market or heighten attention from existing competitors before a startup has solidified its position in the market. 5.
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Kendall Jenner is allegedly dating Los Angeles Lakers player Jordan Clarkson — rumors that were further solidified by the dangerous game of leapfrog they played at Coachella this weekend.
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Trump will take the stage on Thursday night with plenty of momentum, coming off strong Super Tuesday results that solidified his grip as the Republican candidate to beat.
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Nish condemns him to an eternal life of electrocution (solidified via souvenir) by locking Hayne's consciousness into Clay's virtual one and is finally able to say her goodbyes.
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Still, the outlook for the greenback is bright, especially after upbeat U.S. data on Thursday solidified expectations of an interest-rate hike by the Federal Reserve next month.
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But adding the newly-minted "Jonas Sisters" — AKA fiancée and wives Sophie Turner, Priyanka Chorpa Jonas, and Danielle Jonas — solidified it into a moment of extravagant celebrity royalty.
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More than a decade later, this intuition has finally solidified into a model that could be used to better predict the effects of climate change on sea ice.
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Jones, who solidified her place as a bonafide star now that she's part of the Star Wars universe, attends most Hollywood functions — including the 2017 Met Gala — solo.
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It's very possible that a new administration could change NASA's direction, and maybe even alter the public-private partnerships that the space agency has solidified under Obama's administration.
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And secondly, it solidified an era—already burgeoning since the days of Frankie Hill and the Gonz—in which street skaters focused on big tricks on big things.
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Whether this strategy will work long term remains to be seen, but Dell appears to be betting the house on this approach, and today's moves only solidified that.
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The GOP leadership has solidified its choice to no longer represent what had been its constituency, but to adopt the identity of junior partners in the ruling class.
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Hungary's ruling Fidesz party has come under fire for using its constitutional majority to push through legislation and constitutional changes that solidified that party's control over the country.
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The stars — along with costars Sasha Pieterse, Ashley Benson and Lucy Hale — solidified their bond by getting matching tattoos to commemorate their seven years and seven seasons together.
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If the pearl in The Tempest becomes the dead man's transfigured eye, in Westworld the pearl is the same—the solidified dataset that transcends a human body's death.
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Kloss and Swift have a storied friendship, one fostered at Victoria's Secret Fashion Shows (Swift has performed at two) and solidified over boat rides on the River Thames.
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Cruz's status as the leading alternative to Trump has been solidified thanks to Rubio's dismal performance and Kasich's failure to score any kind of moral victory in Michigan.
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Jeffrey Tambor, 73, has been accused of sexual harassment by two people who have worked with him on the series that solidified Amazon's place among the streaming elite.
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If a bailout takes the place of the repeal that voters have been promised for seven years, the disappoint will mount, and the swamp's reputation will be solidified.
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Following the critically acclaimed and massively popular "Grand Theft Auto 3," the arrival of "Vice City" solidified the series as one of the most important in video games.
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The event came seven years after the And1 brand was first created and solidified the sneaker's spot in the "hypothetical sneaker hall of fame," Engvall told Business Insider.
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"Over the last 10 years, we have really solidified the power, especially in the Legislature," said Lorena Gonzalez, a Democratic member of the State Assembly from San Diego.
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The pair received only 1 percent of the popular vote against President Reagan's presidential ticket, but the experience solidified Koch's commitment to libertarian policy priorities for the country.
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"The continuing emergence of the Canadian pension funds as top-tier dealmakers on the global stage was solidified in 2015," said Ron Lloyd, head of Credit Suisse Canada.
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Warren indicated that she would support passing a federal law to solidify a woman's right to choose as solidified by the Supreme Court decision in Roe v. Wade.
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By 2011, the iTunes App Store had solidified itself as the most robust app ecosystem on mobile, ripe with innovative games and productivity apps for any problem imaginable.
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Snowden caught her eye immediately, but the feeling solidified as she read about him: "When I learned about the leak my feelings for him got stronger," Ana said.
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Since then, the company has quietly solidified its business in the years since then under the helm of CEO Chris O'Neill, who previously spent a decade with Google.
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Eventually, after we'd been dating for a while, a kind of tacit understanding that I didn't want blow jobs solidified between us, and we left it at that.
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When it comes to local officials and their relationship with companies like Uber, Lyft and Airbnb, attitudes first exhibited in our early research have solidified in recent years.
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But his selection has solidified my opinion that neither Clinton, nor Trump – whose rhetoric I deplore, and whose temperament and competency I question – are the leaders we need.
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Now that Speed and Hamilton have solidified themselves as the internet's favorite couple, I actually want them to maintain a certain level of privacy to protect their relationship.
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Justice Ginsburg's status as a pop-culture figure has been solidified recently through memes, books, a popular blog and, earlier this year, this documentary, which traces her rise.
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Since then, Mr. Trump has solidified support among Cuban-American voters, who unlike many other Hispanics have historically tended to vote Republican, said Jim McLaughlin, Ms. Salazar's pollster.
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Her performance of "Like a Virgin" in a wedding dress for the very first VMAs solidified her brand of good Catholic girl gone rogue for millions of viewers.
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Collins began his NFL career at guard but has solidified the right side of the line as a bookend to All-Pro Tyron Smith on the left side.
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In recent years, the city has solidified its status as a small hipster enclave in the Midwest thanks to a growing influx of youth drawn by affordable housing.
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Though he solidified his political base at a major Communist Party meeting last month, he must contend with a maturing economy now saddled with a mountain of debt.
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I was really feeling so solidified in my relationship with my then-fiancé and now husband, she was so feeling so amazing with her marriage and her children.
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It's early April, just after the release of Number 1 Angel confirmed her current direction but before the release of "Boys" solidified it in no uncertain commercial terms.
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"Despite losing its territorial 'caliphate,' the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) solidified its insurgent capabilities in Iraq and was re-surging in Syria," the report said.
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Bernie is solidifying his frontrunner status, a position he seized ahead of the New Hampshire primary, and has solidified with his win in Nevada with 28 percent support.
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The fact that he stayed in the game to make those free throws solidified his reputation as a player who would win at all costs, injured or not.
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The sharp, blunt, chin-skimming length is on track to be the accessory of 2020 — and the Golden Globes red carpet has solidified the hair trend in spades.
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Trump's lawyers, to be sure, are proceeding as previous Republican administrations have, but their efforts are more concentrated and likely emboldened by the newly solidified conservative Supreme Court.
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His success in steering the President through the end of the Mueller investigation-- and his public comments that minimized the findings damaging to the president -- solidified Barr's standing.
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The nuclear heterosexual family is solidified as normal; and architecture, city planning, industrial production and product design routinely use and promote impossible body ideals to shape our environment.
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In a memo released Wednesday, Mr. Buttigieg's campaign manager, Mike Schmuhl, wrote that Mr. Buttigieg had "solidified himself as a top-tier presidential candidate" in the fourth quarter.
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A seat map isn't solidified until the boarding door closes with any number of factors affecting the final number of seats that will be open on a flight.
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From its multi-colored flip flops and its Fourth of July screen-printed T-shirts, Old Navy has solidified itself as a go-to retailer across consumer demographics.
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As Adolf Hitler's Nazi party solidified its strength in German elections, the swastika flag replaced the red, black and gold ensign of the Weimar Republic on public buildings.
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Arman's "Accumulations" troubled boundaries between high and low in the '60s, though today they appeal principally for ecological reasons: These are solidified evidence of an economy of waste.
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They find it hard to believe retirement rumors, especially now that Thomas sits with a recently solidified conservative majority, and in some ways is hitting a new stride.
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It was in this period that Roberts solidified his view that remedies tied to an individual's race could be as repellant as racial discrimination in the first instance.
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When Ms. Lomborg wasn't seeing clients hoping to reach deceased loved ones, she and Ms. Good solidified their friendship over regular meetings for coffee at a nearby Starbucks.
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Even I had to go through BoxRec to remember when it was he officially won a belt simply because there wasn't a memorable fight solidified in our minds.
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And I guess it just felt like we caught some of it and we had solidified it into the public record and he wasn't going to be forgotten.
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Supporters of gun rights fear that the Supreme Court may have decided to weigh in now because Justice Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation last year solidified a 5-4 conservative majority.
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The To All The Boys I've Loved Before star has officially solidified his place among the romantic comedy greats with the trailer for his new movie The Perfect Date.
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Las Vegas residencies are usually reserved for those with icon status — meaning that Cardi has already solidified her place amongst the greats like Cher, Celine Dion, and Mariah Carey.
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What happened next, though, solidified my belief that there's truly a God who loves us, who listens and who sometimes gives us small signs that can deeply comfort us.
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The Amazon Tap But there's a lot to love about the Amazon Echo, and its best parts are solidified by the products and services that go along with it.
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In 1977, the actor solidified his position as a Hollywood knockout with the cult-favorite original Rocky film, which earned Stallone twin nominations: Best Actor and Best Original Screenplay.
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It couldn't be clearer ... Donald Trump -- who called for the firing of the "son's of bitches who take a knee" --- has actually solidified the movement to kneel in protest.
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The Cavaliers have lost by an average of 18.7 points during the losing streak, which has solidified their position as the team with the worst record in the NBA.
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By 1972, Nixon had solidified that new coalition of southern whites and more affluent traditional Republicans in the Northeast and coastal states to win a historic landslide re-election.
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And the singer solidified those rumors again last week, when she stepped out wearing a onesie with Bloom's face all over it, a look the actor had worn himself.
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With the air hopefully cleared — both of us knowing, I hope, that our missed connections weren't a means of friendship ghosting — we solidified plans to see each other soon.
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More than affect the disposition of the Barragán archives or the architect's legacy, Magid has solidified her own legacy with this giant effort which amounts to her magnum opus.
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I made a decision long ago that I would never become that artist, and although it's become increasingly difficult, our event solidified that I had made the right decision.
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Posing for a shoot with her husband in March last year just before returning to the Coliseum stage, Dion opened up about how Angélil's health issues solidified their marriage.
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A recent study by Insilico Medicine solidified the approach Atomwise is taking, showing that deep neural networks can be used to predict pharmacologic properties of drugs and drug repurposing.
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The up-and-coming super made her modeling debut in Teen Vogue in 2014, and solidified her mark with her moody Calvin Klein campaign (at just 16 years old!).
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The progressive, melodic, often dreamy doom rock outfit's rotating cast of members was solidified by the darkly ethereal singer Jamie Myers, and the band has settled into a groove.
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It was the song and the album that really solidified what we've seen over the last 20 years, which is that connection that is deeper than a pop hit.
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A referee away from the play wound up throwing a flag, likely because Beckham has now solidified a specific reputation and the league and officials are on the lookout.
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Dada was antiscientific, even anti-art, as Brill suggests in her book, so as not to be solidified and objectified into art objects with a market of prefabricated meaning.
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The follow-up, 1971's Tarkus, "solidified their popularity and distinctive sound -- instrumentally complicated yet sonically cohesive prog-rock mixing classical structures, improvisational jazz and electronics," according to Billboard.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping solidified his grasp on power yesterday, with the country's Communist Party abandoning term limits to allow Xi to serve long past his 2023 expiration date.
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Sure, New Orleans had long been known for its nightlife, but the 1970s is when it would be solidified as a city that needed to be experienced by all.
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As Trump has solidified his lead by winning states and racking up delegates, vulnerable Republicans have distanced themselves from both him and the debate over Supreme Court confirmation hearings.
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While Joe Berger filled in ably at guard last season, and guard Brandon Fusco and off-season signing Alex Boone have solidified the interior, tackle is still a mess.
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