The album title speaks to that minimalist sound as much as it speaks to Feinberg's mindset through its creation.
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"For some reason, that era speaks to me aesthetically much the way 'Downton Abbey' speaks to Ralph Lauren," he said.
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If this song speaks to you more than Alex Jones speaks to you, you can download the strangely relaxing song here on Super Deluxe's website.
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"At the end of the day, a work of art that speaks to you is a work of art that speaks to you," says Hayes-Brady.
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To see this film not only succeed, but to see people who are cheering for the idea of this film, it speaks to hope, it speaks to possibility.
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And I think that speaks to the inequality, but it also speaks to the special interests that are paid for people of wealth and corporations who are looking for influence.
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America is already great -- our experience speaks to that.
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SATURDAY • The President speaks to the Republican Jewish Coalition.
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" The piece, he says, speaks to "Civilization in ruin!
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It speaks to the power of blended and chosen families.
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This speaks to why shame is so important to Trump.
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Indeed, Merkel speaks to Putin virtually every week by telephone.
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Get involved with a cause that speaks to your core.
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At the start of the recording, Collins speaks to Sen.
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Now, she speaks to groups about her journey of healing.
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It speaks to the time, whether it's figurative or abstract.
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The National Academies' review of the evidence speaks to this.
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It speaks to the way bands and fans can exist
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People look at him, but no one speaks to him.
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Today, the writer speaks to CNN from exile in Germany.
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Scott Walker speaks to supporters at a rally on Nov.
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Claims that he speaks to Tom Brady almost every day.
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Sacramento County District Attorney Anne Marie Schubert speaks to reporters.
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It's a jarring transition that speaks to Vane's entire philosophy.
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He believes it speaks to the diversity of the brand.
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"He's very articulate when he speaks to me," he said.
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Nothing speaks to the current situation like his very good .
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Mixmag speaks to Trevor Jackson and it's very, very good.
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There are endless options — find one that speaks to you.
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For the generation it's targeting, that speaks to their world.
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Clinton's point speaks to her stump speech as a whole.
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President Obama speaks to the media at the Pentagon, Aug.
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The rising sign speaks to their style and first impressions.
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Do what speaks to you and be unapologetic about it.
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The launch of Festival Mode speaks to Tinder's broader strategy.
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It succinctly speaks to why I do what I do.
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Now he speaks to PEOPLE about the song's long journey.
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In doing so, she speaks to other kids like her.
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"It speaks to the power of the media," Cogle said.
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Morisi avoids the limelight and rarely speaks to the media.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo speaks to the gathering Tuesday.
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It speaks to Poles alienated by economic and cultural change.
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"If something speaks to you, it's worth doing," she said.
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Robert Pollard speaks to the nerd inside all music fans.
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Well, I'm a boomer, so that definitely speaks to me.
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The WIPP incident speaks to the risks of human error.
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She also speaks to the hurdles facing the transgender community.
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But on the other, it speaks to Apple's ambitions here.
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At home, Raquel speaks to Raphael in English and French.
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That speaks to a problem that hasn't really been solved.
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That speaks to players' desire for something new and different.
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The film speaks to intense isolation and secret (alien) identities.
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You don't think this speaks to the world of landlords?
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What about fighting speaks to you and brings you satisfaction?
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The tasteless joke speaks to the problem endemic to Uber.
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You have to just find somebody who speaks to you.
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John McCain speaks to reporters on Capitol Hill on Tuesday.
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Work that speaks to your audience in many resonant ways.
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He speaks to literally millions of people that are unaffiliated.
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Kudlow said he "periodically" speaks to Fed Chairman Jerome Powell.
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He said he still speaks to Mugabe almost every day.
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I think our show speaks to that on multiple levels.
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I suppose in a way it still speaks to me.
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It speaks to something in the body that feels inherited. .
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It also speaks to a fundamental problem with Trump's judgment.
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Weinstein no longer speaks to his brother, the sources said.
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It speaks to a hidden part of our "forever" wars.
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Krystal Ball speaks to Biden's questionable relationship with the truth.
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But it also speaks to their life experiences in general.
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It speaks to jobs, education, to programs to reduce recidivism.
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I think it speaks to how effective Obama's presidency was.
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My theory is that the album speaks to younger people.
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Whoever speaks to you will have the answer you seek.
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Dr. Kahneman, 82, now at Princeton, seldom speaks to writers.
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Bloomberg's weak response to the recording speaks to this disconnect.
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This speaks to the outsized power of Adobe's effective monopoly.
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Typically it's a numinous experience; the work speaks to me.
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That speaks to both procrastination, but also to innate stubbornness.
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The chart also speaks to the power of compound interest.
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His daughter also no longer speaks to him, he testified.
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But that also speaks to the stigmatization of sex work.
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Sometimes, people are surprised when she first speaks to them.
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"This speaks to me to be positive momentum," he said.
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And it speaks to an overconfidence in yourself, I guess.
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I think that's what speaks to what the award is.
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It speaks to both those characters, but it's also real.
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That speaks to the efficacy of terrorism as a tactic.
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That just speaks to the diversification which Hearst excels at.
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I first look for a theme that speaks to me.
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"I think it speaks to where the opioid epidemic is focused, and I think it speaks to the potential long-term impact of where that focus is right now," said Aetna Foundation President Garth Graham.
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I think, again, it speaks to the strength of the show.
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What about the current Gucci look speaks to you so much?
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"It speaks to me of a significantly derisked position," Rolfe said.
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Grae's track speaks to the coldest, loneliest part of the soul.
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That's our highest aspiration, and the one Jacobson's work speaks to.
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It speaks to our relationship with all the life around us.
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"Secondly, this speaks to the changes in criminal groups," Hope said.
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Dehumanizing people, it speaks to oppression, slavery -- I can go on.
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Jay Inslee speaks to students at Saint Anselm College, Tuesday, Jan.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions speaks to incoming immigration judges on Sept.
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Parenthetically, this speaks to the issues of technology within our society.
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This tree with three perches and artificial leaves speaks to both.
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Sandra Chica, the wife of Pablo Villavicencio, speaks to the media.
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It's not just what Fiona is that speaks to her fans.
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That speaks to their spending power and comfort using mobile services.
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So the model "speaks to a wealthy man," Mr. Ntuli said.
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On one hand, it speaks to a general concept of newness.
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That speaks to the madness of the cryptocurrency landscape right now.
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Pope Francis speaks to the crowd during his Sunday Angelus prayer.
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But it mainly speaks to specific declines in particular gaming categories.
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So this song speaks to me on a lot of levels.
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Bryan: Even that speaks to the larger point of differentiation, though.
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It also speaks to the Trump White House's larger staffing crisis.
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It also speaks to the dangers of an extremely close vote.
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But it also speaks to the generational divide in Democratic politics.
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Her appearance on this remix speaks to Cardi's talent and appeal.
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"Synapse" speaks to perceptions, cognition, language, and the construction of freedom.
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That speaks to an ancient fear in myself and my people.
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The Nokia 2179.99's design also speaks to its budget positioning.
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The move speaks to how Walmart — which last year acquired Jet.
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The performance speaks to the everyday struggles of people of color.
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She meets no other women and speaks to no other women.
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Tom MacArthur (R-NJ) speaks to constituents during a town hall.
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Mr Smith's defeat speaks to quite how stuffed the party is.
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She has two younger sisters and speaks to her family regularly.
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It actually speaks to an absolution of the country providing electricity.
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It really speaks to the ubiquity of Lyft around the country.
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I think that speaks to a certain level of discomfort still.
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A comparison chart of Amazon and Macy's speaks to Maley's point.
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If "Prophecy," speaks to her personal travails, it does so obliquely.
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It speaks to real weakness among China's trading partners, especially Germany.
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As we can see, Poe's story still speaks to fans today.
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President Trump should remember this when he speaks to Vladimir Putin.
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Lewandowski has remained close to Trump and speaks to him regularly.
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It's nostalgic, it speaks to both the past and the future.
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It speaks to a universal automotive consumer need — likable, sustainable size.
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Watch live as President Obama speaks to the Illinois General Assembly.
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AM Texas speaks to the suburbs and the rural areas: Trumpland.
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It touches a chord and speaks to something that's fairly universal.
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Kenneth Cukier speaks to Martin Tisné, the man behind the idea.
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Something that speaks to the ears in a very soft way.
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But more than anything, it speaks to a profound philosophical difference.
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That speaks to how strong this crop of A.C.C. quarterbacks is.
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"It speaks to the maturity of the U.S. market," Levy said.
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Certified medical assistant Geoff Ginter gestures as he speaks to Rep.
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It speaks to the limitations of a technology-driven global community.
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All of this speaks to a larger anxiety about tech's status.
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And only when it speaks to me do I start patching.
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That speaks to the potential future of where this is going.
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But I think it speaks to the importance of addressing intersectionality.
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Trump's effort to dub him "sleepy" speaks to the same vulnerability.
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It speaks to the problems facing the resistance against Trump today.
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At one point, Blum speaks to a journalist from Sommer's hometown.
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"It speaks to the depth of the work," Mr. Trusnovec said.
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He's held few big rallies and rarely speaks to the press.
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Do you think that speaks to a different day and age?
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Nothing about her role speaks to her race or cultural experience.
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And that speaks to everything else he's done before and since.
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Never a pedant, he speaks to whomever dives into his work.
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"It really just speaks to the larger issue," Ms. Delgado said.
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They're definitely skilled enough then to track who L'Rell speaks to.
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Their work often speaks to the close relationship between the cities.
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Who speaks to German soldiers like this in the occupied city?
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He speaks to the veterinary professionals who responded to the crisis.
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Mr. Cornstein acknowledged that he rarely speaks to officials in Washington.
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Part of it speaks to Trump's whimsical approach to all things.
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Mr. Scott now speaks to high-schoolers about mental health issues.
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"That speaks to how these companies are held unaccountable," he said.
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When Buffett speaks to the Chinese, his meaning is sometimes mistranslated.
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That just speaks to how new all of this tech is.
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Despite the simplicity of the composition, the picture speaks to us.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer speaks to the press on Tuesday.
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I think that speaks to the long-term benefits of scouting.
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Trump speaks to this man's situation and makes him feel heard.
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This speaks to the need for more robust weather forecasting technologies.
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That speaks to how much development this project has gone through.
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Obviously the numbers and Lauren's trajectory speaks to its impact wholeheartedly.
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That speaks to a deeper, developing divide within the Democratic Party.
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This speaks to much of the media's coverage of Clinton's campaign.
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That change speaks to the cultural difference between the two committees.
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It speaks to how important and personal it is to him.
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Now, this doesn't mean ignoring when your manager speaks to you.
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"It speaks to what is happening at the border," she said.
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"It speaks to what is happening at the border," she said.
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The shot holds as the man speaks to the other person.
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Their music speaks to me in a way no therapist can.
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That this particular trope is so pervasive speaks to its power.
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The photo … speaks to the land around this old pump house.
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This speaks to the level of caché porn had at the time.
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Also troubling is the way he speaks to Emily about her past.
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I think her consistent placing speaks to some of her fundamental qualities.
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The film speaks to the larger differences between Chinese and American culture.
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If you come across something that speaks to you, follow that instinct.
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This, however, only speaks to one kind of bias in face recognition.
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He really speaks to the nation… But his daily reactions are worrying.
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Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein speaks to the media on Friday, Feb.
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In her autobiography, the British author speaks to the invention of Poirot.
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"She speaks to the new activism in the Democratic Party," he said.
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It really speaks to how much demand there is across the nation.
|
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That this is such a thunderbolt of a revelation speaks to the
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Love or hate 'em, it speaks to the passion of college basketball.
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Yet beyond that, they want a candidate who speaks to their values.
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It speaks to how antiquated RuPaul, and therefore her show, has become.
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It speaks to the power of putting everyday experiences with faith onscreen.
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Nieto speaks to an audience of more than 2 million Facebook followers.
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The primetime slot also speaks to Trump's fascination with television and ratings.
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Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko speaks to the media in Minsk, Monday, Sept.
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Kaepernick's struggle speaks to just how little the NFL has tolerated activism.
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Friday's "remarkable" market speaks to the "Goldilocks" jobs report, El-Erian said.
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"The fabric speaks to me," Mr. Pilati said of his creative process.
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It speaks to something fundamental in our lives – our consciousness of mortality.
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ET: Killer calls News 13 Orlando and speaks to producer Matt Gentili.
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An Immigration Officer speaks to a mother and her children, circa 1892.
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And it is, I'm sure, an underserved community [that this speaks to].
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The research also speaks to the prospect of self-driving rideshare vehicles.
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Well, they're very specific, which speaks to Ivanka's planner, type-A nature.
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The concept speaks to Luke's "Huntin, Fishin' and Lovin' Every Day" outlook.
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And, all of this is before President Obama speaks to the convention.
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And likely speaks to how tech illiterate so many politicians still are.
|
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President-elect Donald Trump speaks to reporters inside the Trump Tower lobby.
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In a way, it speaks to the immigrant in all of us.
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But I think it also speaks to how pain is so universal.
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Nieto speaks to an audience of more than 22015 million Facebook followers.
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The extent of this wobble speaks to how massive a planet is.
|
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The Hyphenated Lives series speaks to the way social values are constructed.
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That particular focus speaks to the remaining gap in Apple's environmental strategy.
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Why do you think your music speaks to those communities in particular?
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There's something really special about the nomination that speaks to everybody's work.
|
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It obviously speaks to the talent and the chemistry of the players.
|
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But it also speaks to how paint-by-numbers Bohemian Rhapsody felt.
|
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The aesthetic speaks to the attitude within, and it's an incredible read.
|
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"It also speaks to how hard it is to run that business."
|
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But it speaks to the issues that are most important to Gillibrand.
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It speaks to how it's not just a red-and-blue issue.
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Indeed, some of the women Ford speaks to shrug off the issue.
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And that mindset speaks to an important trait many millionaires share: patience.
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"I think it speaks to the power and strength of Mexican culture."
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Even when a young woman "takes the lead" and speaks to them?
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It just speaks to all of the females in my life, particularly.
|
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Agnosticism speaks to what you know or what you think is knowable.
|
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But it also speaks to a deeper concern about America's changing demographics.
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The timing speaks to this: Peace talks are just getting started again.
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It speaks to the intensity of the GOP's pursuit of judicial confirmations.
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He worries that anyone he speaks to will also become a target.
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EST: Vice President Pence speaks to U.S. Customs and Border Protection employees.
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It's a scene that speaks to this novel's obsession with social class.
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President Trump speaks to reporters before boarding Air Force One on Sunday.
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She speaks to a publisher, because, like Cusk, she has been published.
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New York Fed President William Dudley speaks to CNBC 1:15 p.m.
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EDT: Vice President Pence speaks to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement employees.
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In a sense, double-wristing speaks to the rising status of watches.
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Martin's only one example, but his experience speaks to the bigger picture.
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He's developed a relationship with Trump and speaks to him almost daily.
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To Evans, she speaks to the need for more mental health care.
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CNBC speaks to Hong Kong's secretary for education and various industry players.
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Rand Paul speaks to press outside "secret room" with Obamacare bill pic.twitter.
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N.M.: Your question speaks to the difference between click-tivism and activism.
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EST: President Trump speaks to the House Republican Conference at the Capitol.
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Mehta: The endorsement speaks to unhappiness among Democratic Party members and activists.
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"The Hand of the Maker Speaks to Us," sculpture by Renee Iacone.
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EDT: Vice President Pence speaks to J&D Manufacturing employees in Wisconsin.
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There is a reason that Biden speaks to firefighters and union members.
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EDT: Vice President Pence speaks to U.S. service members in Jacksonville, Fla.
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It also speaks to the complexity of the US drug-pricing system.
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EDT: President Trump speaks to the House Republican Conference on Capitol Hill.
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They understand that all Americans deserve a government that speaks to them.
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It also, of course, speaks to the desire to undercut Sanders's message.
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Attempts to reach Duduzane, who rarely speaks to the media, were unsuccessful.
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This evening, Sessions speaks to the Heritage Foundation about separation of powers.
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But I think it really speaks to the power of relationship building.
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It just speaks to how different we are as people in society.
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When he speaks to you, it's like he's reading a fictional novel.
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My music speaks to anyone with a conscience for what's going on.
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The success story of Vietnamese-Cajun crawfish certainly speaks to that future.
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The "Black Lives Matter" banner "speaks to all lives," Mr. Curtatone said.
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"This speaks to the power of our close relationships," Dr. Chopik continued.
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As Zizek comes from my former country, his humor speaks to me.
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"A general clause usually speaks to the things inside it," she said.
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It speaks to the talented, dedicated professionals we have here at Children's.
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"Mike's art went viral because it speaks to the soul," he said.
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Posner, a character in "The History Boys," speaks to him, he writes.
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They're going to emerge to a landscape that speaks to their strengths.
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He speaks to Sean Rameswaram from a CDC quarantine in Omaha, Nebraska.
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None of this remotely speaks to me, my interests or my aspirations.
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But the allure also speaks to a more primal instinct, he said.
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EDT: Hillary Clinton speaks to Service Employees International Union members in Detroit.
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That speaks to something totally outside the ordinary, a compulsion of sorts.
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Which speaks to why these numbers can't be seen in a vacuum.
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Below, Greg speaks to two academics who were key EmTech Next speakers.
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"People took it seriously, and that speaks to something," Mr. Akon said.
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Shaikh speaks to the neighborhood kids about staying on the right path.
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That speaks to how impeachment has not at all splintered the GOP.
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This high standard speaks to the power of ritual, and of food.
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Something that speaks to all of your identities, all of your experiences.
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This speaks to the emotional side of thinking about the climate crisis.
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"That speaks to the state of us as a people," he said.
|
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It sounds elegant and speaks to actions that echo louder and louder.
|
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Greg Nash President Trump speaks to Russian President Vladimir Putin on Jan.
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The reaction to Graham speaks to the bitter divisions within the country.
|
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This story details those criticisms and speaks to why YouTube reversed course.
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Patricia Arce speaks to the media after being attacked in the street.
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This speaks to the fact that climate is a huge generational issue.
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I think that speaks to the quality at least of the gameplay.
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SJ: To me, the painting covered in ampersands speaks to endless possibilities.
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The owner speaks to you as he has never met a stranger.
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The depression speaks to me in declaratives that appear to be facts.
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Her subtle yet critical placement of the subjects speaks to their relationships.
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That this seems okay speaks to the entrenchment of homophobia in America.
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That speaks to and brings in a clientele that's far more 'Brooklyn.
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So I'm curious if that nakedness you're speaking of speaks to that.
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It's a unique perspective, because it speaks to the development in Brooklyn.
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Anne McElvoy speaks to strategists in Westminster about the practicalities of minority government.
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The situation also speaks to a caustic workplace attitude toward women in general.
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Either way, it speaks to the struggles that transgender athletes still go through.
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Where can you find a card that speaks to your friends' actual interests?
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This diversity speaks to the proliferation of nerd culture into the general population.
|
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And, this activist added, Paulette largely speaks to a population that deserves attention.
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Nothing in the report speaks to the sabotage or damaging of any equipment.
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But the concept of the real being fake speaks to our everyday lives.
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The IPO also speaks to the strength of Adyen's business and business prospects.
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It speaks to me … it was saying, 'I'm very unusual … I'm very different.
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You know, it's so hard because on one hand ... Who speaks to everyone?
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The Springsteen paradox speaks to an empathy gap that needs to be closed.
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And this all speaks to the dissonance of Facebook's recent pro-media efforts.
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Hicks, once among Trump's closest confidantes, now rarely speaks to her former boss.
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Austin: Well, part of it speaks to the thing you talked about before.
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Rep. Keith Ellison speaks to volunteers during his attorney general campaign in Minneapolis.
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The emotional investment in the story and characters really speaks to a reader.
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Lamb speaks to an audience at the American Legion Post 902 on Jan.
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This speaks to her statecraft, which differs substantially from that of David Cameron.
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The inspiration for "Flowers for Charlie" speaks to Benioff and Weiss's nerd cred.
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He needs someone that speaks to him like a person, like Chandra does.
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He rarely speaks to journalists or visits American embassies on his trips abroad.
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The pricing of the packages speaks to how Rolls-Royce conceptualizes the Dawn.
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Cory Booker speaks to a crowd about gun violence and white nationalism Aug.
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The conflict also speaks to a long-running divide between artists and gatekeepers.
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And that speaks to the fact that the SDF isn't a professional army.
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She speaks to the fans as if they were there in the moment.
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I think that's what speaks to the heart of a lot of people.
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What speaks to you and makes you decide you need to sing it?
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The Memphis Group also speaks to where I'm at in fashion right now.
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Called "Head Over Heels," the poem speaks to the crisis's latest harrowing milestone.
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The love / hate tension speaks to Breath of the Wild's audacity of design.
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No. Is it creepily prescient and speaks to a much larger culture issue?
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As well as recalling the past, Mr Cuarón's film speaks to the present.
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But it speaks to something important about the situations where women earn less.
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Wilcox: I think it speaks to how beneficial venom is as an adaptation.
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"It speaks to what he was doing: Walking home, in peace," Fulton said.
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Maybe it speaks to the movie's historic achievement that these impressions can coexist.
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On the other hand, this Montenegro thing speaks to the heart of NATO.
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Amazon's purchase of the mesh Wi-Fi startup, Eero, speaks to the problem.
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It speaks to an important part of America, which we should never ignore.
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C., pauses to speaks to media, on Capitol Hill in Washington, Thursday, Oct.
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"It really speaks to how discreet and selective these opportunities are," Yaccarino said.
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ET. Fed Vice Chair Stanley Fischer speaks to CNBC at around 11 a.m.
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What about working in the visual medium speaks to you as an artist?
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It speaks to the struggles of Mom as it moves into middle age.
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Record pigs per litter speaks to farmer efficiency in raising piglets, he said.
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But when he speaks to Iowa voters, he takes a noticeably tougher line.
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You have to make sure you're comfortable and that it speaks to you.
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And so Cortez's "The Argonaut: after Pakal" (2018) speaks to what comes later.
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It speaks to her honest experience, though isn't presented as being strictly autobiographical.
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That speaks to the relative leadership," Wald said Monday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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Cover image: Wisconsin's congressional district candidate Paul Nehlen speaks to reporters Monday, Aug.
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Gianforte's alleged attack speaks to something darker than the headline of the day.
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It's a superiority that speaks to an ill self esteem from whatever source.
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The plea, "Take on me, take me home" speaks to feelings of longing.
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He spoke to Johel as an older man speaks to a younger man.
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A blue light will appear before Alexa speaks to avoid freaking anyone out.
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Hillary Clinton speaks to young voters at Temple University View the discussion thread.
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On "Dateline," Mr. Mankiewicz speaks to people whose family members have been murdered.
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He is using the tone of voice with which he speaks to Jude.
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It speaks to the power of the minority vote in the Democratic electorate.
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Simba just speaks to a disembodied voice of his father in the sky.
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The ad also speaks to the liberal supporters of Senator Bernie Sanders, Mrs.
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It speaks to those who feel deeply uneasy with our new corporate reality.
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Later, the vice president speaks to a meeting of the National Space Council.
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And it speaks to a certain weakness in the Scorsese oeuvre, notably repetitiveness.
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So, what's your take on how the fashion industry speaks to older women?
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It speaks to the idea water is a healer, it can destroy things.
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And I think that all of this speaks to the world of entrepreneurship.
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And that absence speaks to what the dancing in "Shuffle Along" doesn't do.
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Democratic socialism speaks to people's fears and anger and offers a positive vision.
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And Carbon Black speaks to a growth area for VMware: End-user computing.
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EDT: President Trump speaks to military personnel and families at Joint Base Andrews.
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This speaks to a wider problem with the world's largest tech company today.
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This speaks to a broader human truth: We all need to be needed.
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Michael Ovitz, cofounder of CAA and former president of Disney, speaks to reporters.
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EDT: Vice President Pence speaks to the Republican Study Committee on Capitol Hill.
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Diverge from your usual routine, experimenting with something new that speaks to you.
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The stock-for-debt strategy speaks to the underlying trouble at many companies.
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This arrangement is perfect for them, and it also speaks to Frank's flexibility.
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When Kaddoura speaks to his father on the phone, they tease each other.
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That speaks to the intensity and the importance of that relationship for Chloe.
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He speaks to the media and invites Conway in for a private conversation.
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One example speaks to the corruption now more prevalent in the art world.
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Her experience speaks to the importance of having multiple coping strategies, Saremi says.
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The startup's business model speaks to teachers too, or more specifically their employers.
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There is music that speaks to adults, but it probably ain't mating beats.
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He speaks to him the same way he would have five years ago.
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In part, it speaks to just how new of a phenomenon this is.
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In what ways do you think Lear speaks to this moment in history?
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"The red speaks to a wound, something that's been broken," Ms. MacDonald said.
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But that speaks to the extent of the problem GOP elites are facing.
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This proposal is one that speaks to Harris's past experience as a prosecutor.
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Normally, she said, she speaks to her son, previously at , almost every day.
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That speaks to the weird dichotomy in viewers' opinions of drones right now.
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He speaks to audiences of truckers and trucking company officials about sex trafficking.
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It's a piece that speaks to the silencing of black women throughout history.
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It just speaks to how much politics and pop culture are merging, right?
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Flegenheimer It just speaks to Trump's ability / insistence to nose into any moment.
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I think that kind of speaks to bigger issues in the creative industries.
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The ad speaks to the experience of living in Britain at this moment.
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Whether that speaks to you or not depends to some degree on you.
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"It really speaks to the diversity of publishing behind-the-scenes," she said.
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The fact that this vulnerability surprises them, she said, speaks to their privilege.
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The history of male violence against women speaks to Ford's pain and suffering.
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The emphasis on the opioid epidemic speaks to a societal problem with empathy.
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But it also speaks to his shortage of allies in Trump's inner circle.
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Psychoanalysis speaks to us in a way that contemporary modalities and theories don't.
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"We want to be left alone; he speaks to our isolationism," Babcox said.
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Despite the facade, the four-bedroom house speaks to the range of Mrs.
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It really speaks to what was driving our economy at that time. Yeah.
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Show Us Your Wall When a piece speaks to Dani Levinas, he listens.
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This conjunction "speaks to an astrological time of tearing down structures," Shannon says.
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Below he speaks to two conference attendees who had crucial insights to share.
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That decision speaks to the incredibly fraught moment in which Republicans find themselves.
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Foxx's move speaks to the increasingly central role tech companies play in transportation.
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Rather than shaking it, Warren clasps her hands together and speaks to Sanders.
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That speaks to another issue with Hunters: It unfolds at a glacial pace.
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This speaks to the higher level of income inequality in the United States.
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Obviously, this sort of behavior speaks to such a candidate's temperament and judgment.
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And I think this really, again, speaks to the minimalist, Nordic Scandinavian style.
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And it speaks to the very reason why people fall for these scams.
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It just really speaks to the communal passion we have on this show.
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This speaks to forces much larger than America or nationalism of any kind.
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The protection also speaks to how complicated these private market valuations can be.
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Hugh Aynesworth speaks to his role in exposing Henry Lee Lucas's false confessions.
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If anything it speaks to how great of a movie 'Black Panther' is.
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Krampus Furby speaks to many souls, as well as, perhaps, those without souls.
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The very moniker, "Dreamers," speaks to this inherent and long-standing American value.
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It just speaks to how hollow Republican calls for individual freedom really are.
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Facebook's guide down speaks to the growing importance to drive stories engagement/monetization.
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EST: Vice President Pence speaks to the Values Action Team at the Capitol.
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And his ambivalence speaks to a fundamental and growing problem for the union.
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"It speaks to the sort of PR nature of the buying," he said.
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The show speaks to a very specific demographic of young, urban, black professionals.
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You have the feeling that he's an artist who speaks to you personally.
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This speaks to an important misconception: that terrorist radicalization happens at the mosque.
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"This not only speaks to a lack of professionalism by these deputies, but rather speaks to grossly inhumane treatment against human beings that were in these deputies' charge and responsibility," Gascón said during a press conference Tuesday announcing the charges.
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"The West Queen" speaks to both the ancient and the immediate with unnerving force.
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But it speaks to the attitude of distrust that the average user now has.
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I think people can identify with a truth it speaks to about gender roles.
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I don't think that she ever puts up walls when she speaks to people.
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President Trump speaks to the press aboard Air Force One on January 26, 2017.
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It speaks to all of us, whether we'd like to admit it or not.
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Jared Polis looks on as Douglas County Sheriff Tony Spurlock speaks to the media.
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A police officer speaks to a man walking on New Haven Green on Wednesday.
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Perhaps it speaks to how nationalized the 2020 primary has been the whole time.
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So they're the ultimate hybrid, and their alien appearance certainly speaks to their uniqueness.
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Bernie Sanders, a Democratic presidential candidate, speaks to supporters during a rally, Oct. 19.
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She speaks to a woman named Ann, a depressive with a terrible life story.
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Greta Thunberg speaks to reporters after the opening press conference of this week's summit.
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But this speaks to me...because the hard truth is that he's absolutely right.
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It's a good idea to create service-oriented content that speaks to your expertise.
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But the phrase also speaks to a deep respect for the rule of law.
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But that speaks to the company's commitment to honesty about what it can deliver.
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Lindsey Graham of South Carolina speaks to reporters at the Capitol on Jan. 223.
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Cover: Virginia Speaker of the House Kirk Cox speaks to the media Monday, Feb.
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The concept speaks to Lukeâs âHuntin, Fishinâ and Lovinâ Every Dayâ outlook.
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I love trying new wines and I usually just buy whatever speaks to me.
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In this spirited podcast, Mr. Shortz speaks to these and other reader-submitted questions.
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But this speaks to the many layers of Hemsworth's undeniably Oscar-worthy performance. 7.
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I think that really speaks to him as an artist and as a person.
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FLCL speaks to people because it embodies the profound loneliness of becoming an adult.
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Y., speaks to the media on Capitol Hill in Washington, Tuesday, May 17, 2016.
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Daivergent partners with various agencies including the AHRC and Autism Speaks to source talent.
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We'll see whether he speaks to the journalists in the room after that interview.
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A student movement leader speaks to a crowd at Tiananmen on May 28, 1989.
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This speaks to so many things that we, as a band, are all about.
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That this seems recognized perhaps speaks to where we are as a baseball community.
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The sweet, electrified lullaby speaks to the pair's remarkable—yet not unrelatable—love story.
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This speaks to the second, unstated, motive—to cut the size of these programmes.
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In one, a man speaks to the camera, but before long he breaks down.
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"That speaks to who we have now and who we had then," he said.
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This speaks to just how difficult the Chinese market is for Netflix to navigate.
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He physically abuses her and constantly speaks to Tabitha as if she is inferior.
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The researchers say that this speaks to the larger challenges of mitigating these attacks.
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In the cover story, Perry also speaks to the progression of her personal style.
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And it's clear it speaks to lots of other people who feel like outcasts.
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Ted Cruz, R-Texas, speaks to supporters at Green County Community Center, Monday, Feb.
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Thailand's Anti-Money Laundering Office Secretary-General Seehanart Prayoonrat speaks to reporters on Friday.
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This speaks to a vital point about the GOP's "backlash" against the Putin meeting.
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A gift that speaks to their obsession with the long-running space exploration franchise.
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Mitch McConnell (R-KY) speaks to members of the media as (L-R) Sen.
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Which speaks to one of the big differences between The Rest and Human Flow.
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That's an incredible statistic, and speaks to the often-overlooked scale benefits ETFs offer.
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Snoopy is in handcuffs next to the police car and speaks to the officers.
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His father, Erwan Jegouzo, a native French speaker, speaks to Raphael exclusively in French.
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For example, the song "Temptations" singlehandedly speaks to all these facets [of his character].
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It also speaks to the power of manifestation that he has seemed to master.
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All of this speaks to something inherent in desire itself: Longing for the unattainable.
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What about them speaks to you, and when do you like to revisit them?
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MORE had: He showed up and you went, 'That guy speaks to my voice.
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The president speaks to attendees at this year's National Prayer Breakfast at 8 a.m.
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EDT: Vice President Pence speaks to veterans and airmen at Nellis Air Force Base.
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An old adage speaks to the liberalism of youth and the conservatism of adulthood.
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"My dad speaks Arabic and my mom speaks to me in Spanish," she said.
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I expect Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg will address these when he speaks to Congress.
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I think this speaks to the rage that dissociative conditions incur in certain people.
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EDT: Vice President Pence speaks to crew members of the USS Harry S. Truman.
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"For me, that really speaks to the enduring nature of their friendship," Warren says.
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What he says to his neighbor speaks to the heart of this half-hour.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden speaks to congressional pages in between meetings on Tuesday.
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And it really speaks to the toxic political mainstream in many of these areas.
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And that speaks to me of a culture that goes all the way down.
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But it speaks to when it comes to student loans, we're not so rational.
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Seyar sometimes speaks to me in English, sometimes in German, and sometimes in Russian.
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And yet, all this time later, I still find that ActRaiser speaks to me.
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She is released in 1995 and regularly speaks to large crowds outside her gates.
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But go ahead and use whatever one (or two or three) speaks to you.
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If anything, this tournament then speaks to Canada's incredible depth in the age group.
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Washington said that its large following speaks to the larger need for transmasculine representation.
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Browse a bookstore or read online reviews to find something that speaks to you.
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It also speaks to the fact that this is largely a one-sided conversation.
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That's run-of-the-mill these days, but it also speaks to the price.
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Microsoft's $2120 billion acquisition of GitHub this week only speaks to a bigger theme.
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So I don't really think that speaks to anything endearing to the human spirit.
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To this end, the RAND report speaks to how far America has to go.
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The uproar over C.S.S.A.s speaks to a larger issue in U.S.-China relations, however.
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A president who will say anything speaks to a base that will believe anything.
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His daughter says she speaks to him regularly, turning to him for business advice.
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Even his campaign logo speaks to this focus: At its center is a globe.
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But it speaks to the continued vitality of fields like the West Texas Permian.
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It's largely inexplicable behavior, and speaks to just how overly staid Ritchie's direction is.
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One of the more gripping chapters speaks to dance's role in healing and recovery.
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This Series A speaks to a number of interesting investors flocking to the company.
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That speaks to a broader problem with online extremism -- "it's really diffuse," he said.
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But DAZN's expansion speaks to the land grab for streaming subscribers around the world.
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I think it speaks to how seriously we've taken the questions that were presented.
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It's tangible in Amazon's Echo speakers when the smart assistant Alexa speaks to you.
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With his proclivity to make decisions based on the last person he speaks to?
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He rarely speaks to the press and his appearance is more professor than plutocrat.
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Which speaks to another issue with the handouts; it gets too complicated too quickly.
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But the current obsession with these unruly plants speaks to a larger cultural moment.
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A lot of it speaks to his skill level, but it's also his determination.
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If anything, this silence speaks to the terror created by her father's murderous brotherhood.
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No one acknowledges you, no one speaks to you, no one recognizes your dignity.
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It speaks to his depravity and that of his enablers, especially Russia and Iran.
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But the fact that she's in that position anyway speaks to a broader shamelessness.
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Michael Bennet speaks to VICE News at the 2020 Iowa Brown & Black Forum Jan.
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But it's a viral moment that speaks to so many things: lack of childcare.
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That speaks to an intrinsic characteristic of cancer: It does not kill right away.
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"It speaks to the anti-establishment-ism that's happening in Washington, D.C.," Kennedy said.
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It also speaks to the sheer complexity of what Facebook is trying to do.
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"This is the best trade agreement that speaks to Democratic values," said former Rep.
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"President Trump should remember this when he speaks to Vladimir Putin," Mr. McCain said.
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That I even care about this so much speaks to a deeper problem, though.
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I made a playlist from the period, the '70s, that really speaks to me.
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"This issue speaks to the basic dignity of being a woman," she said Tuesday.
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It's a rupture that speaks to the uncomfortable social terrain Mr. Pérez now occupies.
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I just think we underestimate that, and our history speaks to a different understanding.
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It speaks to diversity in a number of ways, as well as free-spiritedness.
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"He wants to fight," said a former Trump aide who speaks to the president.
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Outgoing ECB chief Mario Draghi speaks to the European Parliament later in the day.
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"They have a brotherly relationship," said a second Republican who speaks to the president.
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It speaks to me in a way that a lot of opera just doesn't.
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His willingness to travel these twisting mountain roads speaks to the desperation in Venezuela.
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That these events are so unprecedented speaks to the gravity of what's happened here.
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I read everything and anything that speaks to me: political philosophy, neuroscience, cultural history.
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It speaks to an election that was at once historically consequential and strangely inconclusive.
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The moment when Minerva turns towards the camera, and speaks to you, the player?
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This issue also speaks to the flux of power in the beleaguered magazine world.
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And the mechanism, this form of making them, speaks to me from pure necessity.
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"Protecting competition speaks to the basic principles of economic opportunity and fairness," she said.
|
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Some of this speaks to a big question about how to model national politics.
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This speaks to a larger trend, as small donations proliferated during the 2018 elections.
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Truly, it's a cinematic moment that speaks to the existential burden we all experience.
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It's a dynamic that likely speaks to the fact that multiple women, namely Sens.
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Khan speaks to Muslim organizations like ISNA (Islamic Society of Northern America); he spoke this month at a gala commemorating Holocaust survivors in Boston; he speaks to universities and high schools and churches, to HBO and The Atlantic and, now, BuzzFeed News.
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It speaks to the fact that these students can do well if given the support.
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The milestone also speaks to how Instagram seems to be limiting the growth of Snapchat.
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The episode speaks to a broader trend in self-perception as it relates to culture.
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And if you're looking for a quote that speaks to you, then look no further.
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But the explosion in popularity of themed cruises speaks to much more than just convenience.
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Find an organization that speaks to you or teaches you something new about LGBTQ life.
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Aramco's plan to tap the debt market also speaks to those ambitions, in her view.
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And I think in fantasy, there's this element of wish-fulfillment that speaks to that.
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McCord said the burned page sparked a feeling that speaks to a lot of people.
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But it also speaks to the power of Netflix's first original show, House of Cards.
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This speaks to the wider unpredictability of using cannabis-the-whole-plant to address sleep.
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It speaks to understanding the businesses at a level higher than most 'experts' out there.
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That speaks to streaming services' need to offer more than just an on-demand catalog.
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"Aesthetic modification ... speaks to an idea that you weren't perfect to begin with," he suggested.
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We are multifaceted, complex, vulnerable yet bulletproof, and Fenty speaks to all of our intricacies.
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It speaks to one of the issues of being an early adopter for hardware startups.
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Yet his vague political identity speaks to something more fundamental, about him and the job.
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Trump has won because he speaks to those who are fed up with establishment politics.
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"We're just going to get bigger and more annoying until the government speaks to us."
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Mayor Bill de Blasio speaks to the New York City Police Academy graduating class, Dec.
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Kenyan lawyer Miguna Miguna speaks to journalists at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport in Nairobi.
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Ambra Battilana Gutierrez speaks to the media in 2013 outside a courthouse in Milan, Italy.
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Right: Luca Marsella speaks to CasaPound members during a protest in Ostia on Aug. 30.
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"Trump speaks to black people in a way that's completely foreign to me," says Curry.
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Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos speaks to President Trump at a White House meeting in June.
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A hot pink skull lip balm that speaks to your dismay of the unicorn trend?
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It really speaks to this immense pressure in investors to reach for high-yielding assets.
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Bruce Rauner speaks to the media outside the Supreme Court, in Washington on Monday, Feb.
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Rep. Adam Schiff (center) speaks to reporters alongside other Democrats on the House Intelligence Committee.
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The release of these two models speaks to the state of the headphone industry overall.
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"He's genuine and speaks to what I'm going through in my life right now." pic.twitter.
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I think that just, it speaks to the energy that Democrats are feeling right now.
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Uber's dismissal of diversity reports speaks to the same hubris that let rampant misogyny fester.
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And angry and speaks to a larger narrative of police brutality against people of color.
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It borders on overkill, but it also speaks to the audience Analogue is aiming for.
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It sounds like the voice that speaks to me over and over in my head.
|
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But our eagerness to celebrate a tech company's recycling victory speaks to a disturbing truth.
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We get a Moonlight every once in a blue moon … and that speaks to privilege.
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Barclay's view that natural gas prices will moderate speaks to the roots of the rally.
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"Saudi Arabia needs the money and I think this speaks to domestic considerations," Croft said.
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And that speaks to his character," he said, adding that "obviously Joe is my hero.
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That speaks to the albatross hanging around the island's neck: the uncertainty over its status.
|
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But this speaks to something bigger: The world of parenting advice is fraught with tension.
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Beyond that, Messenger's bot strategy speaks to a few realities of modern computing and communication.
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It speaks to the fact that representation and popularity can be both important and misleading.
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Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern speaks to Parliament on March 19, 2019 in Wellington, New Zealand.
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She specifically speaks to black womanhood in a way that writes our experiences into history.
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"And I think that really just speaks to how unusual this administration is," he said.
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That Alice was capable of such impactful gender fuckery, speaks to her uniquely queer perspective.
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Philosophers have suggested that this saying speaks to the "psychological loss" one undergoes after sex.
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His continued success speaks to the extent that white supremacy is in love with itself.
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The whole picture creates a scenario that speaks to a kind of mock heroic elegance.
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But, it clearly speaks to the void that they've both allowed to grow between them.
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"McCartney and Young's music speaks to my soul," 25-year-old Ian Pallini told Mashable.
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It Speaks to Me: Art That Inspires Artists by Jori Finkel is out from Prestel.
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There's no game that speaks to the season of fall like Night in the Woods.
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Yeah. What that speaks to is the poor state of the security in these systems.
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It definitely represents something that speaks to a lot of people that is very real.
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The leadership of the market speaks to only a half-embrace of the bull case.
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Nothing speaks to the security-minded geek than an open-source platform to play with.
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"When the Vatican speaks to heads of state, they don't talk about religion," Faggioli said.
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But do a test shoot first—and, importantly, choose a concept that speaks to you.
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Is there a particular female cannabis enthusiast of the past whose story speaks to you?
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This may sound extreme, but it speaks to Jenner's need to protect her family's privacy.
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This answer is most revealing, in that it speaks to the actual efficacy of vaccines.
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Desperately trying to touch the hair of any blonde woman who speaks to him. Eyal?
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Robert Menendez speaks to reporters outside the federal courthouse in Newark, New Jersey, on Wednesday.
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That it's being discussed at all speaks to a deeper problem on the American right.
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This speaks to the dreadfully unsafe conditions in which the migrant workers work and live.
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If that compound vision speaks to you, whoever you are, you're our kind of person.
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As a comic, what speaks to you about the idea of mantras and emotive lessons?
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That speaks to a very crowded market, which is where Sennder's specialization comes into play.
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Human beings change as they grow, but a person's history speaks to who she is.
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The incident was "frustrating" and "speaks to discrimination," he said, according to Canada's CTV News.
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The rarity of superoleophobic surfaces in nature speaks to how difficult they are to achieve.
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ERIC CHEMI: Who really speaks to you the most from a mentality point of view?
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That self-assurance speaks to a larger challenge for Trump and Moon, said Catherine Dill.
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The trend also speaks to the winner-take-most nature of this tech-enabled economy.
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His father never again speaks to him—or to her, as we should say now.
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It's a remarkable piece of literature, and the moment it speaks to is climate change.
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So that kind of speaks to the fact that they've got some serious missile skills.
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He no longer speaks to an imagined audience of one but to an entire generation.
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Steve King (R-Iowa) speaks to a U.S. Capitol Police officer after votes on Tuesday.
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One of the attendees at these conferences speaks to the stickiness of some donor relationships.
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That speaks to the game's hold on the heartstrings of the people who love it.
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That speaks to their intellectual attraction, but they appeal to the pleasure center as well.
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"That's the kind of motivation that really speaks to the populations we serve," Salo said.
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Voters need a message that speaks to their fears without deploying Trump's racism and sexism.
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Vice President Pence speaks to the American Conservative Union's annual political conference at 28500 a.m.
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Overall it's a tough quarter for the company that speaks to struggles with its growth.
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In other words, it speaks to how much of an odd couple this partnership was.
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It speaks to me, on a personal level, as a messy-haired brunette with issues.
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Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) (C) speaks to members of the media as (L-R) Rep.
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Trump adviser Steve Bannon speaks to the New York Times and demands to be quoted.
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Roof strength speaks to the ability of the car to protect occupants in rollover crashes.
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She is in cheery spirits, and speaks to the crowd about the importance of kindness.
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As someone who's traveled to England more than once, this subreddit just speaks to me.
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But Pyramid Hill speaks to something else: the power of individual actions, sustained over time.
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The fact that a gear market has emerged for the sport speaks to its size.
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"The watchword from here has to be action," said a Republican who speaks to Trump.
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It certainly speaks to the value we give those labels, but identity isn't so rigid.
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Dr. Ben Carson speaks to voters at a Baptist church in South Carolina Wednesday evening.
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It speaks to the fear of every parent: What if your child is a psychopath?
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I mean, look what the characters are wearing and how it speaks to their character.
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VICE News reports from the camp and speaks to the people facing an uncertain future.
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Patrick J. Deneen's "Why Liberalism Failed" speaks to a profound discontent with the political establishment.
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Although his drama is set a quarter-century ago, "Junk" speaks to the present day.
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It speaks to the heart of what sacrifice means, what compromise means, what negotiation means.
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It speaks to a major consumer demographic — Chinese shoppers — and how they're often pandered to.
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The general silence that angers Ms. Lee speaks to a problem that goes beyond sexism.
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If your car has a GPS navigational unit, it speaks to you about upcoming turns.
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That this was even believable speaks to cats' status as rulers of the digital jungle.
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He speaks to a mouse, saving its life, and then to Kehaar, the injured gull.
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No one speaks to these insecurities like the human manifestation of insecurity himself: Donald Trump.
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The drama speaks to real tension on the right, and Fox will inform political reality.
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But Whitney's initial exchange with her would-be benefactor speaks to more than their arrangement.
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Even Serial Productions' willingness to talk numbers speaks to its dominance in the podcasting space.
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Button still sends letters to Dennis and speaks to him on the phone every week.
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But it also speaks to concern about the country's economic health, which could stifle investment.
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The comment speaks to the discrepancy between the CDC's "not if but when" comment vs.
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Elizabeth Warren speaks to journalists during a campaign event in Keene, New Hampshire, Feb. 26.
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It speaks to the diversity of thought and production that came out of that period.
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This bizarre contrast speaks to a deeper question of leadership and how we judge presidents.
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"It speaks to policymakers to strengthen and re-evaluate different anemia control programs," Panda said.
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" Weil also said the show speaks to "the [current] rise of anti-Semitism and xenophobia.
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Joni Ernst speaks to the media during a recess in the impeachment trial, Jan. 27.
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He speaks to a disenchanted electorate that includes the white, nationalistic fringes of his party.
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But there's a second part to this, and I think it speaks to reader concerns.
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A varied book collection, he said, speaks to a person's unconventionality and openness to experiences.
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Donald Trump speaks to diplomats at the Presidential Inaugural Committee Chairman's Global Dinner in Washington.
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This speaks to that, and there's a nostalgia to it that I find really magnetic.
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But it also speaks to Murphy's somewhat strained association with the source of his stardom.
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It's a figure that speaks to the seriousness with which Facebook has approached the project.
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Ed Perlmutter (D-Colo.) speaks to students outside the Capitol protesting gun violence on Wednesday.
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There, the "theological consultant" for the Bible they are currently selling speaks to the crowd.
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Everyone on the train is OK. President Trump speaks to the group later today. 5.
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"I believe the Russia investigation speaks to our transparency, in many ways," Dent said Friday.
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Ford has called on the FBI to investigate the allegation before she speaks to lawmakers.
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Dubinsky says that speaks to common threads among the fraudsters who specialize in small businesses.
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Over 20 years later, this beautiful head of a black woman still speaks to me.
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But this current dip speaks to Harris' attempt to be all things to all people.
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It's also the way culture, on some level, speaks to all of us who struggle.
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But the exchange speaks to the larger confusion that's sure to result from Twitter's decision.
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Centrist Democrats are very much alive, and already doing work that speaks to this desire.
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It really speaks to history, it shows what black people went through in those days.
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It mostly speaks to the confusing patchwork of rights and windows that surround media, period.
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Henry, 22, remains close to Mr. Dawkins and speaks to him several times a week.
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This speaks to the most important dynamic of the Trump presidency: It's the Trump presidency.
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The controversy speaks to how quickly the culture has changed over the past 10 years.
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Which speaks to the inclusivity of the Vagine Regime that we see in the film.
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Part of her appeal is that she speaks to the common anxieties of her generation.
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The Design Museum speaks to Matthew Bonner, one of the designers behind the #TrumpBaby blimp.
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It speaks to the innate optimism of our people; we create whole new industries here.
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JH: I think this actually really speaks to the polarization of our country right now.
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And the reason it's leading her to support Sanders speaks to Clinton's biggest political problems.
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It also speaks to something else that has been ignored by the sports world for a long time: the fact that fan bases of men's sports aren't just men, and those fans want to see content that speaks to them and reflects their interests.
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Not sure how to put that, but yeah, I feel like it's a ... But that also speaks to, I mean but like not everyone, but I think that also speaks to not everyone can afford to have a nice home set up, home exercise setup.
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The fact that groups like the ACLU, NAACP and the Center for American Progress can come together to engage with groups like FreedomWorks and the Faith and Freedom Coalition speaks to the depth of this problem — but it also speaks to the possibility for change.
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But there is a chaos to Gritty that speaks to something in our culture right now.
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And Nick, the sound engineer, barely ever speaks to me, which shows he's a good listener.
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This speaks to two factors that likely contribute to why these problems don't exist on Android.
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Marketing has always been about values and much of how something is sold speaks to that.
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And then there's the character that lives inside of Byleth's head and occasionally speaks to them.
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"I've always known [Hairspray] of course speaks to the race issue," he said in an interview.
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It just speaks to the same sensibilities of people who like sci-fi and geek culture.
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A song that speaks to all the disregarded and downtrodden black people in the United States.
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CN: It's crazy to me how rarely he speaks to the media in forums like this.
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This speaks to the haphazard approach that Republicans have taken to designing their health care bill.
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And the same thing happens when you lose a grown child — everything speaks to you differently.
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Your art has to be truthful and honest, or I don't think it speaks to people.
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Arianna Huffington speaks to CNBC Conversation at the World Economic Forum's annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland.
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That, the writers say, speaks to who their version of Steve Rogers is as a person.
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Kirstjen Nielsen, secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, speaks to reporters in San Ysidro, California.
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Unite the Right organizer Jason Kessler speaks to a handful of supporters in Washington, DC, Sunday.
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Left: Jay-Z speaks to the media after winning the Best Rap Video category on Sept.
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Here, Bhaskar speaks to BuzzFeed News about the program and what it means for its residents.
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"Mueller is looking for blood," a source who regularly speaks to the administration told BuzzFeed News.
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What this largely speaks to is what the jobs market was prior to the government shutdown.
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"Coming up: a powerful Grammys moment from Kesha that speaks to our times!" the announcer chirped.
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"It's a game that really speaks to the type of person I am," Brennan told Vox.
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We need an agenda that speaks to the needs of working families and low-income people.
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It just speaks to a lack of imagination on the part of people who make movies.
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"This really speaks to what Target is good at ... we need to bring newness," Mulligan said.
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What does, though, is a food culture that speaks to our values, our aspirations, our lifestyle.
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President Donald Trump speaks to the media as he departs the White House on Aug. 21.
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"The [interim final rule] speaks to asylum eligibility and applies to all amenable individuals," he said.
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"The outspokenness of 'Game of Thrones' fans speaks to the success of the franchise," he said.
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When the writer Jason Reynolds speaks to young people, he rarely starts by talking about books.
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Of course, partly this rash of takedowns speaks to the enormity of Facebook's self-inflicted challenge.
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"It really speaks to the fact that the whole project is politics and optics," he said.
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"'Narrative' is just somewhat limiting because it speaks to a beginning, middle and end," Slevin said.
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He speaks to the orchestra, the balcony, the "muppet seats" along the side of the stage.
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There were long dialogue scenes; I guess that speaks to a seriousness on the movie's part.
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This speaks to another important point: There is protection inherent in the anonymity of bitcoin ownership.
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Turkish Ambassador to Tripoli Ahmet Aydin Dogan (center) speaks to media in Tripoli, Libya, on Nov.
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While not cookie notice specific, this set of complaints speaks to the same underlying principle — i.e.
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The show speaks to several people involved in the case, many of whom rarely give interviews.
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His imaginative and strange body of a work speaks to the deep-dive and total immersion.
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Ellevest speaks to women in terms they can relate to without "dumbing it down," Krawcheck says.
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That Buttigieg reversed course speaks to just how much his fate in the race has changed.
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But it speaks to the number of encounters Castile had with law enforcement over the years.
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Still, the term speaks to the blatant stigma that mental health carried in the 19th century.
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The analogy speaks to the uncertainty about what exactly Obama's team has been assembled to do.
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"It speaks to workplace issues that have been going on for a long time," she said.
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In the second, the man calmly eating popcorn speaks to the resiliency of the human spirit.
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"I hope that [the book] speaks to artists who aren't artists as an occupation," he explains.
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That Treyger decided to pursue venture capital surely speaks to an interest in the industry broadly.
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We see them and we don't see them, a tension that speaks to us about empathy.
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This work, especially Kim's hazy paintings of healing bruises, speaks to how we gainsay our fragility.
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Even when it comes to young voters, it would seem, Clinton instinctively speaks to the elites.
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His morning ritual speaks to the importance of having a strategy and making each day matter.
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So I think that just speaks to who he is as this sort of ... KS: Iconic.
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"Find out what speaks to you, start with a blog, or switch to podcast," she suggests.
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It speaks to his future aspirations, which are to collaborate, to have the best idea win.
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"The ADP report probably speaks to a decent non-farm payrolls report on Friday," Pavlik said.
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It's the chic Parisian sensibility mixed with vintage nods that she says speaks to her style.
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She says she's interested in the relationship between robots and humans—and Deltu speaks to that.
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And it speaks to GoPro's effort to push its software across all the platforms it touches.
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Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) speaks to former Majority Leader Tom Daschle (D-S.
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"When destiny speaks, she speaks to me," the Tick proclaims, with Dudley Do-Right-type earnestness.
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That she didn't speaks to why she lost as much as does the campaign Trump ran.
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It speaks to a continuing sense of otherness; to perceptions of what is normal, and not.
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Hillary Clinton speaks to an audience in Toronto about her new memoir, "What Happened," on Thursday.
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Les Chiens de Navarre's slipstream sensibility speaks to the sense that reality has grown more unsettling.
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Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) speaks to State of the Union guests on Tuesday. Sen.
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EDT: Vice President Pence speaks to airmen at Grand Forks Air Force Base in North Dakota.
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Untangling the price is not easy and speaks to the larger issue of rising drug costs.
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This probably speaks to the fact that indigo has been perceived as a highly spiritual color.
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Say what you like about Trump, but today it appears that only he speaks to this.
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When Piper speaks to Daya through the vent, it's the closest this episode comes to intimacy.
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Do you think this speaks to the limitations of witnessing from afar and through a screen?
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Bannon, alongside his lawyer, said he would only answer those questions when he speaks to Mueller.
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"It will give him a lot of authenticity when he speaks to our community," she said.
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"She speaks to the FBI, she mentions all the people shes had sex with," he said.
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That ploy speaks to the way space influences "four → ONE," Mr. Caines's new two-act ballet.
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EDT: Presidential candidate Julián Castro speaks to the Asian and Latino Coalition in Des Moines, Iowa.
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It also speaks to an overall increase in Asian presence in both candidates and voting pools.
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"I believe the Russia investigation, you know, speaks to our transparency in many ways," Republican Rep.
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One of the reasons why this is a song that speaks to me is its tone.
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It speaks to this legacy of black street music and variation on a more formal form.
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EST: Vice President Pence speaks to airmen and their families at the Nellis Air Force Base.
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In response, the Diarist speaks to her mother about violence, wishes to show her violent images.
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Cover: President Donald Trump speaks to reporters upon arrival at White House in Washington, Monday, Oct.
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Ultimately, the exhibition speaks to the many ways in which people weave metals into their lives.
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But that actually speaks to something that this premiere indicates is still a weakness for Westworld.
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I don't know what it speaks to, but this sounds like it could've been released today.
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Let's work this out a bit, and see how it speaks to the Republican nomination contest.
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The project speaks to the world abandoned by humans and left to rot without humanity's maintenance.
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After doing so, they'll receive a transcript every time an end user speaks to the app.
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But it also speaks to the hard-line stance toward Russia and Mr. Putin that Mrs.
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"I don't think this report speaks to the special counsel investigation," FBI Director Christopher Wray said.
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Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein speaks to the House Judiciary Committee in a hearing on Wednesday.
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For now, that many eels take their time when making the journey speaks to its importance.
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The way he held it for 60 minutes and got through it speaks to his character.
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So I learned to keep my mouth shut and make artwork that speaks to many people.
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Find a fresh hairstyle (or five) that speaks to you and your spring 2020 vibe, ahead.
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Cover image: Former FBI Director James Comey speaks to reporters on Capitol Hill Washington, Monday, Dec.
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The fight speaks to a larger theme at the department, the employee wrote to congressional staffers.
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" Instead, "That this has gone on this long really speaks to the series of mistakes here.
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One that speaks to the loneliness you can feel living cheek by jowl with other people.
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It's mesmerizing and speaks to the transformative power of the landscape and those that inhabit it.
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Dame's lawsuit speaks to critical obstacles for sexual equality in our business practices and culture today.
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That duality also speaks to the larger themes of the movie, which deal in these contrasts.
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"For him to be as emotional and upset as he was speaks to his caring."(AP)
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Having so much opportunity as a choreographer is rare, but it speaks to Ms. Tanowitz's range.
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Her response speaks to a massive preparation gap that has shown up in all three debates.
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I connect to it in terms of a very romantic outsider who speaks to another paramour.
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But as I get older it speaks to me in a way no other book does.
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Lani Guinier of Harvard Law School, "demosprudence," jurisprudence that comes from and speaks to the people.
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Or sometimes it's a question that speaks to a kind of suspicion of what Canada is.
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It's a lovely, wistful moment that speaks to the family connection they can't quite break. 12.
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Iran's foreign minister speaks to the world on his Twitter account while his regime outlaws Twitter.
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That speaks to another distinguishing feature for this squad: They raise their sons to join them.
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The interest "speaks to how tired students are of numbing their emotions," one told our reporter.
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This likely scenario speaks to an ongoing need for investments in health systems building blocks worldwide.
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The fight over voting speaks to the balance of power at young Silicon Valley start-ups.
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"It speaks to the power of having the arts be such a part of the program."
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"He's getting marks over the last few days," said a Republican who speaks to the president.
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Title VII speaks to the anthem protest controversy because it is in large measure about race.
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If fresh food affirms the splendor of the natural world, aged food speaks to human ingenuity.
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Stephen Curry of the Golden State Warriors, another prominent Trump critic, speaks to 10.5 million followers.
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"It speaks to the new era we're in right now," Wagner told CNBC in an interview.
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I think it speaks to our desire to want to constantly be optimizing, be improving ourselves.
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The sheer audacity of their actions speaks to the climate of impunity the FEC has fostered.
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"Chocolate City" speaks to forced migrations and the displacement of African-Americans from their native lands.
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Bernie Sanders speaks to and for it—not as being white but as being economically victimized.
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While it felt updated, it wasn't necessarily ultra-modern, which speaks to the hotel's vibe overall.
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Bernie Sanders speaks to members of United Steelworkers Local 310L in Des Moines, Iowa, on Tuesday.
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How we treat the people that cross our borders speaks to our identity as a nation.
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Narendra Modi speaks to the victorious party workers at the BJP party headquarters in New Delhi.
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It speaks to the desire to rip apart the traditional health-care system from distinctive silos.
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"The challenge is to adopt an approach that speaks to both progressives and moderates," he said.
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"The chairman speaks to service secretaries and chiefs regularly about a myriad of topics," said Col.
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But TVPA reauthorization isn't just about money — it speaks to our moral standing as a nation.
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On the other hand, it speaks to how uncomfortable some people are to even discuss race.
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"I try to search for what speaks to my eye and my heart," said Ms. Feitova.
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The need to lower that threshold speaks to the dire state of Indigenous languages in America.
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Reuters' Mark Weinraub speaks to some of the people who stood to benefit from the deal.
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That "you people" speaks to an entrenched American idea: The other is always different and weird.
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He says God speaks to him and made him president of this heavily Roman Catholic country.
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That said, I am intrigued, which sort of speaks to the instant level of hype here.
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Which speaks to the idea of a balanced news diet in all cases, about all things.
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"The profile speaks to the utter absence of care America provides its veterans," Mike Frank wrote.
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To claim a tree, customers walk through the forest and find one that speaks to them.
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But it speaks to a freer, more creative approach to a genre that needs new life.
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But anyone who files a report or speaks to the media, she says, can risk retaliation.
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It's an inconsistency that speaks to the fundamental way we discredit and devalue women's aesthetic care.
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Instead, it speaks to the problems of propping up a weight class that doesn't truly exist.
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There is a nobility within them, and they think that this profession speaks to that nobility.
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She embraces her place as a role model and speaks to groups of younger disabled students.
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There is a level of unease to many of the figures that speaks to bodily discomfort.
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This setting, which speaks to medicine's staid past, recently became the backdrop for plotting medicine's future.
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The stylistic nuances remain intact because that is what speaks to the musicians and the listeners.
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BECKY QUICK: In terms of what's happening with the trade talks, we've asked you from time to time because you are somebody who speaks to the White House and speaks to leaders in China, you have a good idea what's happening on both sides of this equation.
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But that does not always come through when she speaks to large groups, public speaking experts said.
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The result is a comedic ensemble that speaks to the non-homogenous world we actually live in.
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It also speaks to body politics and all that goes with bodies that are shaped like mine.
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Miami Dolphins WR Kenny Stills speaks to the media after tonight's 34-27 victory over the Falcons.
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Both feel the issue speaks to the power that the church still holds over the Irish government.
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"You'll destroy each other," Edgar chokes through tears, but Jimmy's resolve speaks to how far he's come.
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The existence of this problem likely speaks to the fundamental ways that iOS and Android are engineered.
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VICE on HBO correspondent Isobel Yeung speaks to a woman in custody at the Indiana Women Prison.
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That would certainly explain why she speaks to June like suspicious ears are constantly listening to her.
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Donald Trump Jr., center, speaks to Montana Republicans at the state party's annual convention as U.S Rep.
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She and Salaam have developed an intense relationship that speaks to family being more than just blood.
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The color also speaks to the future, as the black-and-white images refer to our history.
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This really speaks to two things, one of which is Elizabeth Warren's ongoing challenges with black progressives.
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" What this all speaks to is Breitbart's deep-seated fear about Trump being captured by the "globalists.
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This sounds like an insult but it more just speaks to his consistent contribution in prosaic ways.
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"These are the values that the gospel of Jesus speaks to and what our transgender siblings deserve."
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Kimmortal "Sad Femme Club" This song speaks to me and it should speak to you as well.
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But Nicki's admission speaks to a larger issue: the whitewashing of camp style and culture in general.
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The fact that oil could still impact stocks speaks to the newfound fragility of the market rally.
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But the whole exercise speaks to one of Anthem's core issues: it doesn't explain itself very well.
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Elizabeth Warren: The (re)rise of Warren speaks to the marathon nature of a campaign for president.
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She shared the following XKCD webcomic, which she said speaks to life as a female computer scientist.
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"[That] brand of citizen activism speaks to the power of storytelling and disclosing [sexual assault]," she said.
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This story speaks to the experience of roughly 800,000 people known as DREAMers here in America today.
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Rep. Dana Rohrabacher speaks to supporters at his campaign event in Costa Mesa, California, November 603, 260.
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Former CIA officer and Democratic candidate Abigail Spanberger speaks to supporters at a rally in Richmond, Virginia.
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"If people are avoiding certain kinds of social situations, that speaks to an underlying anxiety," Lundquist says.
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Other people interpret something that speaks to their own life, and I don't mind that at all.
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Assistant Public Defender Melisa McNeill speaks to Florida school shooting suspect Nikolas Cruz on April 27, 2018.
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Hefner speaks to an audience during the release party for the Playboy 25th anniversary issue in 1979.
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She speaks to a massive audience that includes many who may not be tuned into political news.
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The vote's impact on Target speaks to the power local governments can have to affect national change.
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Micron and Skyworks are also key, especially Micron, but it also speaks to the semi food chain.
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Their casting also speaks to The Jungle Book's impressive diversity in its voice ensemble, if nothing else.
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The highly choreographed nature of Friday's event speaks to the administration's difficulties in appealing to black voters.
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" An officer, who speaks to Lindell in the video, said the handcuffed boys were "not under arrest.
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As a given message speaks to a smaller group, it ends up more bewildering to everyone else.
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President Donald Trump speaks to Seema Verma, the administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
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"It speaks to the staying power and longevity of #MeToo," said Kellan Terry of research firm Brandwatch.
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The deal had previously been reported by Economic Times last month, and it speaks to ongoing consolidation.
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This speaks to build quality, but mostly to Apple's long-lasting software support for its older products.
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But it also speaks to a core dilemma of the free expression issue as it's conventionally framed.
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The final dance scene speaks to the power of women as a whole and gives me chills.
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He speaks to a mother who's addicted to heroin and visits a girl in rehab for meth.
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"We believe this speaks to the compelling and enduring value" of Boeing aircraft to airlines, he said.
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BB&T CORP CHIEF EXECUTIVE KELLY KING SPEAKS TO CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE ABOUT PLANNED MERGER WITH SUNTRUST BANKS
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Aboah's footage was captured in New York and London and speaks to her journey as a model.
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"I think that's commendable, and I think that speaks to his true level of remorse," Bruno said.
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I think it speaks to his abilities as a host, that he allowed me to collect myself.
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Like someone speaks to her the wrong way and she'll talk about it for like two hours.
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Samnee speaks to the nature of the new Daredevil comic as they were first introducing the hero.
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"The wine also speaks to a growing trend in red wines," Cappiello shared in a press release.
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After being scared by June's affection, Hannah, clad in a pink cape, finally speaks to her mother.
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Lapin finds that Ann Shoket's book speaks to millennial women with aspirations beyond climbing the corporate ladder.
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The viability of a Star Wars prequel like Solo speaks to the ongoing success of Lucas' experiment.
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"There's a lot there that speaks to peoples' lives around the anxiety of being perfect," Bratich said.
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Here, CNBC speaks to energy experts about what the planet's energy mix might look like in 763.
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In fact, the actor's rise speaks to the conservative American ideal: pull yourself up by your bootstraps.
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"The art itself speaks to people in different ways," says Robin Campbell of the Susanne Wenger Trust.
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I think it speaks to the fact that this was truly a one-off, in my opinion.
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A ballad of intersectionality, the series speaks to the slow, insistent churn of any civil rights movement.
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He speaks to the world that he knew … and it is a world that's worth fighting for.
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But it's a defeat that speaks to how dominant the U.S. women have been for two decades.
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Not our money, not our awards, just the memories we've created, and this show speaks to that.
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But it speaks to why, despite Biden's basic establishment credibility, many insiders don't like the aberration theme.
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This video just speaks to us and somehow captures George's vibe in an unconventional, but incredible way.
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It Speaks To Me inspires readers to look for themselves, and in looking, to find what matters.
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That's obviously not the ideal way to use an $1,100 headphone, but it speaks to the T2993p.
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If this speaks to some sort of advertising strategy that plays on my FEARS, good on Facebook.
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It speaks to his intimate relationship with the game: this kid is in love with the ball.
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But it also speaks to a more universal and unsettling truth: this creature may become our president.
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A song that speaks to all the disregarded and down trodden black people in the United States.
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EDT: Vice President Pence speaks to U.S. service members aboard the USS Ronald Reagan in Yokosuka, Japan.
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Resident Advsor speaks to the musician about his latest album, which features the likes of Ricardo Villalobos.
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The chaos speaks to the desperation and disorganization that are gripping Maduro's government as Venezuela melts down.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) speaks to union workers during a strike of federal contractors on Wednesday. Reps.
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That speaks to why people watch continuous reruns of Law and Order and why people watch CSI.
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We love pop because it speaks to the places in ourselves that we sometimes struggle to articulate.
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That speaks to (and is perfectly served by) the wacky story and bright, beautiful low-poly aesthetic.
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The fact that we just got that crazy speaks to how desperate the Wizards already are. 8.
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"After the interceptions, he had his best drives, so that speaks to his confidence," Joseph said Wednesday.
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That Blankenship even has a chance in this race speaks to the changing dynamics of American politics.
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On Ocean's "Solo (Reprise)," Benjamin speaks to his disenchantment with the musical genre that made him famous.
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Lyft has delivered its 20123 millionth ride -- a milestone that speaks to the company's growth this year.
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The WEF's World Competitiveness Report speaks to the political divide facing U.S. voters as the midterms approach.
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Which speaks to another type of slogan you see in Halkidiki: WE DON'T CARE ABOUT OUR HEALTH.
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His decorative accessorizing speaks to a safeness he and many others must have felt at the fest.
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This speaks to a mindset from a time where MLSers were almost literally a dime a dozen.
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