Imagine, for a second, that you could have a superpower — any superpower.
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"If it is a superpower, it's also a superpower that comes at a big cost," Dr. Kissen says.
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That creates a dynamic where we have a shooting war between the world's only superpower (America) and the world's only emerging superpower (China).
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"One of the big hall marks of a superpower is having blue-water capacity, and China is in the awkward position where it sees itself as a superpower, other countries perceive it as a superpower, but it doesn't actually have the full capacity of a superpower as yet," said Yvonne Chiu, assistant professor at the Department of Politics at the University of Hong Kong.
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"One of the big hall marks of a superpower is having blue-water capacity, and China is in the awkward position where it sees itself as a superpower, other countries perceive it as a superpower, but it doesn't actually have the full capacity of a superpower as yet," Yvonne Chiu, an assistant professor at the Department of Politics at the University of Hong Kong, recently told CNN.
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The problem has been termed the Thucydides Trap, after the conflict in ancient Greece between Sparta (the incumbent superpower) and Athens (the rising superpower) that led to the Peloponnesian War.
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If you're a nuclear superpower and you're trying to convince the only other nuclear superpower that you're not about to attack them, what can you do to build that trust?
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The idea that America was a superpower for 100 years — who's to say it's destined to be a superpower for the next 200 years or 100 years or 10 years?
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Nevertheless, the relationship worked for enough U.S. companies enough of the time that the world's biggest incumbent superpower, America, accommodated and effectively facilitated the rise of the world's next largest superpower, China.
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The engines wind down, and I'm stripped of my superpower.
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It could all come down to this one insane superpower.
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Japan's status as a plutonium superpower is increasingly under scrutiny.
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" "She said to me, 'My superpower is to be happy!
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But Katie has a superpower: She has a special leg.
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Because teamwork is the greatest superpower of all, or something.
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What else could you ever really need from a superpower?
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"Now it's time to make America a clean energy superpower."
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If you could have any superpower, what would it be?
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CANADIANS obsessively compare their country with a certain neighbouring superpower.
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The large supercolony, it turns out, is a global superpower.
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Such a ban would be humiliating for Olympic superpower Russia.
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Yet the superpower escapes the international censure that it deserves.
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This superpower is losing its ability to define the world.
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There are growing doubts about America's position as a superpower.
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"Being an entrepreneur is some sort of superpower," he said.
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Where the superpower once led, it now retreats into itself.
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In DEFCON, players control a superpower during a nuclear exchange.
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Words are her superpower, but she is suspicious of them.
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So how to rescue the superpower from its own miscues?
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Both appearances underscored his effort to restore Russia's superpower status.
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Essentially, a superpower that could have stopped slavery did nothing.
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Ultimately, Trump can ensure America's place as an AI superpower.
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Also, a look at the unsung human superpower of language.
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The roots of the superpower split go back 22 years.
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Currently, there is no bigger superpower to annoy than Liverpool.
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It's called the Heliomax and its superpower is making cement.
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" Her "superpower," as Nilsen elaborates, "appears to be shaming adults.
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Her campaign superpower involves twisting the arms of rich donors.
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It's how China plans to become the world's next superpower.
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Happening. What would your superpower be if you had one?
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" "The U.S. is the only superpower and we accept that fact.
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Properly used, it should feel like a superpower in your pocket.
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But its greatest superpower may be to make adopters feel special.
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Trump's threat could significantly undermine China's position as a trade superpower.
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For better or for worse, this is the world's only superpower.
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A superpower understands that caution and restraint are signs of strength.
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The last thing she wants is a fight with a superpower.
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Its superpower — you guessed it — is in the photo-taking department.
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Hillary Clinton wants to make the U.S. a "clean energy superpower"?
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Yet talk of Russia as the new regional superpower is overblown.
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Nominally, it'll see red, and Dalton will have a monkey superpower.
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"The U.S. is a military superpower," it said in an editorial.
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"We're just trying to give Maxwell an extra superpower," he explains.
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Yes. Many of Superman's villains had a superpower for their own.
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Understanding the sheer unreality of this is like discovering a superpower.
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You might have the most impressive X-Men superpower of all.
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No doubt the superpower would defeat Venezuela's 130,000-strong armed forces.
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China is ascending as a superpower looking to upend existing rules.
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Fresh sneakers and crisp clothes were their own sort of superpower.
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Holmes has also been known to ask candidates, "What's your superpower?"
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Rage: A Black Feminist Discovers Her Superpower by Brittney Cooper. Solnit
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"This decreases emotional reactivity, which can be a superpower," says Ferriss.
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I believe it's the only known and effective true human superpower.
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GRAND IMPROVISATIONAmerica Confronts the British Superpower, 21948-210By Derek Leebaert Illustrated.
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Honda has revised its seats, so she has lost her superpower.
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Faith is not a gift or a comfort, but a superpower.
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My superpower is balancing the most stuff on a bathroom sink.
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When did you first realize that solitude can be a superpower?
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"We delivered a slap to US&apos image as a superpower."
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"This decreases emotional reactivity, which can be a superpower," he says.
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Mr. Modi travels the world promoting India as a rising superpower.
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Is this an appropriate foreign policy for the world's lone superpower?
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For a cricketing superpower, Australians have a poor on-field reputation.
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And then you know you're winning … being different is a superpower.
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Russia's superpower status evaporated, and the country was on its knees.
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Suppose the United States was a superpower in treating people equally.
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You might wish you had this rodent superpower right about now.
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Amazon's Echo speakers are about to get a new superpower: phone calls.
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Development is welcome, but APEC members wonder where superpower rivalry is heading.
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The second big factor is that Nigeria is West Africa's regional superpower.
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Manuel agreed with my characterization that it's a bit of a superpower.
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The trade war is about who gets to be a global superpower.
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DC: You've gotten beyond your previous superpower of being able to foresee.
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This kind of control of his shit is Harden's on court superpower.
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Wakanda thrives, secretly, in a world that can't fathom an African superpower.
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The Star Market is part of China's bid for tech superpower status.
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All this has left the United States as Mr Fu's superpower protector.
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This is the time when America was feeling itself as a superpower.
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All of the sudden this part of Europe became a tennis superpower.
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It is an economic superpower with its own fiscal and monetary levers.
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Trump has vowed to drive a hard bargain with the Asian superpower.
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Besides, India has a strong sense of itself as an emerging superpower.
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When asked to imagine her dream superpower, sweet young Lola chose murder.
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Click here to view original GIFWhat superpower would you want to have?
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As an aspirant superpower, China sees technology as a vital national interest.
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"We can't rely on the superpower of the United States," Merkel said.
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Superpower(worldwide rights); Icarus (worldwide rights); and To The Bone (worldwide rights).
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"It was supposed to be a superpower," he told DeGeneres before deadpanning.
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There is no reason that Africa cannot become a renewable energy superpower.
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And I loved even more that players don't automatically get a superpower.
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On Sony's newest cameras, the 5-axis stabilization feels like a superpower.
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The two superpower presidents each have a new limousine along the way.
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Seldom are they the attributes you want to see in a superpower.
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It is, for example, happy to describe itself as a "robotics superpower".
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Here's what else is happening: Our mundane superpower at New York Today?
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It unfolds as an exercise in rational choice superpower-client state theory.
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Trump has some uncanny superpower that allows her to keep from sinking.
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That is no way to run a country, let alone a superpower.
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"We have become the most fragile superpower ever," he told the audience.
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The president brings the same carnival-barker mien to governing a superpower.
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Ours is hardly a culturally cohesive superpower committed to another epochal struggle.
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It is central to the country's ambitions to become a tech superpower.
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In Torment, much like Planescape, your superpower is your resilience to death.
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Disability isn't a superpower any more than it's evidence of innate inferiority.
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I think that multitasking is a woman's superpower — it's in our DNA.
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Her voice is her superpower, because it makes practically everything sound nice.
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India, the regional superpower, is an ever-present bogeyman for Sri Lankans.
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But the Marxist ideology is gone, and so is the superpower status.
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Imagine there were a superpower that just... made everything feel like flying.
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The idea, it would appear, is to create a clean energy superpower.
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But if the superpower race became about technology, the Soviets couldn't win.
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Read more in our series about how China became a global superpower.
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China is aiming to be a science superpower, but at what cost?
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And invisibility is a superpower that can be used to your advantage.
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Why it matters: The data is a reflection of America's superpower status.
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One is called "Joshua: Teenager Versus Superpower," about him taking on Beijing.
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But when I got older, I realized that it was my superpower.
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How best should its neighbors and its rival North American superpower respond?
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My superpower might be that I just wake up at 6 a.m.
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In actuality, Iran already has significant superpower recognition — from Russia and China.
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"That's the way to make the United States a superpower," he said.
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Each gadget has a superpower tied to a provision of the Constitution.
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Remembering people is like this superpower everyone seems to have but me.
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It's often said that Donald Trump's superpower is his lack of shame.
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A world without an engaged or focused superpower is a scary place.
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But that's not because of diminished American strength or some looming superpower.
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The current superpower in here is a psycho called Big Balls McGuinness.
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Do we really want to return to those dark decades of superpower conflict?
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The superpower of Logan, however, is that in the end, big stuff happens.
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Zeke's superpower is his skill is at finding ways to bond with people.
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But, which is the big emerging energy superpower in the world these days?
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But today's Russia is not the superpower threat that the Soviet Union was.
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He mistakes the strut of a bully for the swagger of a superpower.
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China is the rising superpower; Russia is struggling to arrest its own decline.
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The U.S. is another superpower keeping a close eye on developments in Russia.
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It doesn't need to enter the U.S. to become a global tech superpower.
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One newspaper said he had "no sense of how to lead a superpower".
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As our special report in this week's issue explains, superpower relations have soured.
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On the surface, he's the badass who jokes that his superpower is wealth.
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You've Got Mail is an ode to email's lesser-sung superpower: Relationship-building.
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As a superpower in global energy markets, however, it is barely an adolescent.
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What superpower or mystical rite allows him to pull off this heroic feat?
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The global superpower had begun to look (and act) like a gangster state.
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In the case of Time's Up Healthcare, the industry itself is its superpower.
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The awesome foursome that makes up the UK. The world's soft power, superpower.
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There's a real nostalgia for the days of being a globally respected superpower.
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Review what apps have this superpower and revoke it if something seems off.
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Using his superpower, Tanner briefly enjoys life as hundreds of different San Franciscans.
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This early choir drilling has turned Latvia into the superpower of choral singing.
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But the reality is that managers don't have this superpower — no one does.
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Russia is a "new superpower" that the world much reckon with, Sawiris said.
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Russia is a global superpower, and not easily sent stomping to its room.
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Russians, accustomed to the international prestige that superpower status affords, have responded predictably.
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A scientific superpower wrapped up in a one-party dictatorship is indeed intimidating.
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The first is the inescapable fact of China's emergence as a global superpower.
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China has its eyes firmly set on becoming the world's dominant technology superpower.
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To remain a global superpower, we cannot arrogantly discount the views of others.
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That's no way to run any country, much less the world's only superpower.
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A superpower understands that caution and restraint are really truly signs of strength.
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"He bears no sense of how to lead a superpower," the paper added.
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Op-Ed Contributor New Orleans — I AM a father; my superpower is worry.
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Still, China today is arguably a greater rival for superpower status than Russia.
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Nearly 40 years later, China rivals the United States as a global superpower.
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She is the author of "Eloquent Rage: A Black Feminist Discovers Her Superpower."
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Here's the latest: • Sweden's longstanding image as "a moral superpower" may be changing.
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Moose-tracks.13. If you could have one superpower, what would it be?
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Danish officials said it was like dealing with an opaque new world superpower.
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Check out more techniques for leveraging breathing as a stress-busting superpower here.
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Under the avalanche of endless Trump scandals, a superpower is losing its grip.
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So you could say that a soup that fights malaria has a superpower.
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Only one person, however, has acquired this superpower midway through an unremarkable career.
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And they have been even better for America as the world's dominant superpower.
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Tressie McMillan Cottom, 2019) "Eloquent Rage: A Black Feminist Discovers Her Superpower" (Dr.
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For China that access is part and parcel of becoming a global superpower.
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Kurdish forces in Afrin also seem to have found a new superpower patron.
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The greatest superpower in this series isn't magic or physical prowess, it's practicality.
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The reason why China has become such a superpower when it comes about hacking is because it wants to be the world's biggest superpower, and the fastest way to get to the top is steal secrets from the current leader.
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America doesn't experience an existential meltdown when it is no longer the sole superpower.
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We're talking about a period where Britain was the economic superpower of the time.
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He geared the conversation, instead, to what he thinks a global superpower should be.
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They were invented in America, and became popular as America grew into a superpower.
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"What is your superpower, how can you bring these strengths to raising these children."
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He's not trying to conquer the world, or even make Russia a superpower again.
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In the new reboot, it turns out the Power Rangers' real superpower is friendship.
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Why did a man at the head of a superpower undermine his own authority?
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Superpower origin stories are a dime a dozen in today's hero-soaked media landscape.
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Margot Robbie's superpower of late is being the best part of a terrible movie.
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Cydney's superpower is her ability to sit back, watch everything and make uncanny judgments.
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This pumped-up vision of a 21st-century superpower may be seductive for some.
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To date Canada is the world's curling superpower, with over a million regular players.
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Now that I had this superpower to attract women, I was obsessed with it.
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If you can count having one very, very long arm a superpower, that is.
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Superpower ambivalence — both when it comes to costumed heroes and nation states — is catching.
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Dom also revealed that if he had one superpower, it would be to heal.
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Dunford will visit also visit key ally Japan, as well as regional superpower China.
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Your rotisserie-chicken base you've laid down pre-drinking is like a minor superpower.
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A superpower is ultimately an asset that enables you to be a better person.
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That's an antidote to anything bad in the world—it's our kind of superpower.
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Occupation: Beastmaster If you could have one superpower, what would it be and why?
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It's like he's taking International Relations 101 while being president of the world's superpower.
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Call of Duty Infinite Warfare tells the story from the perspective of the superpower.
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Go deeper: Why Trump won't use his superpower to sway Republicans on gun control.
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Nor is it Russia's influence in U.S. elections or China's rise as a superpower.
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Of course, America has no preordained right to its position as an economic superpower.
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A new welfare state was in place, and America had become a global superpower.
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Thunberg has also tweeted about her condition, saying that having Asperger's is a "superpower."
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One would think Israel is the superpower and the U.S. is a client state.
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Identify your "superpower" and figure out how to leverage it to build operational muscle.
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Some country is going to be the clean- energy superpower of the 2119st century.
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Some nation is going to be the clean energy superpower of the 23st century.
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Then again, Virgos oftentimes have the ability to make any flaw into a superpower.
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Beyond that, tariff policy is inextricably linked with America's role as a global superpower.
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That was before China became the world's second-largest economy and a budding superpower.
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Some country is going to be the clean energy superpower of the 21st century.
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At stake is the country's ability to claim its rightful place as a superpower.
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UNRIVALED Why America Will Remain the World's Sole Superpower By Michael Beckley 231 pp.
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In the 1980s, Japan was widely predicted to be the next dominant economic superpower.
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This superpower is never more evident than when under attack from a physical enemy.
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Shamelessness is now a superpower, as the twitterati say, and the audacious are rewarded.
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Were the superpower rivalry to spiral out of control, the costs would be vast.
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" He added: "Creativity is a real superpower, and I wanted to share this passion.
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The world's sole superpower (the US, in case you were wondering) was not represented.
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Khamenei said the strike had dealt a "blow to America's image" as a superpower.
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To succeed, they will need assistance, expertise and moral support from the world's superpower.
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VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — In the Trump era, the suburbs have been Democrats' surprising superpower.
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One day they had been the elite nation in a superpower union of republics.
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In comparison, the national superpower approach practiced by the United States looks old-fashioned.
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I think that Love's superpower is her great amount of sensitivity toward other people.
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But Wald had a secret superpower during this negotiation with Oracle: Amazon Web Services.
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Denmark appointed him to approach Silicon Valley as if it were a global superpower.
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But it has had the massive benefit of reducing the likelihood of superpower conflict.
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"Some country is going to be the 21st Century clean energy superpower," she said.
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Fox News remains a media superpower, but its brand has become a polarizing one.
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How does it look for the world's last remaining superpower to simply walk away?
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She knows that it&aposs her superpower, and she said as much on Monday.
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The U.S. entered the Great War, a milestone in its rise as a superpower.
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Scientists may have cured a man of HIV by injecting him with "superpower" cells.
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The big picture: India has been working to cement itself as a space superpower.
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The dark charisma, which he displays so vividly at his rallies, is his superpower.
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In truth, religious-power projection long predates the superpower competition of the late 20th century.
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In this golden era of superpower relations other executives formed strong relationships with China, too.
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The founder of Magic Leap, Rony Abovitz, is the perfect misfit to invent this superpower.
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The machines may be stronger than us, but they're missing out on a vital superpower.
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As a superpower patron, the Soviet also provided North Korea with diplomatic and military support.
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Ivanka Trump employs the same superpower, except unlike Julie, Ivanka is a White House official.
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Basically knowing everything ever: that, as Hempsted-Wright confirmed at Comic-Con, is Bran's superpower.
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China is a curious sort of superpower: admired for its achievements but lacking real friends.
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The chip industry is where America's industrial leadership and China's superpower ambitions clash most directly.
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Here, China behaves as a regional superpower bent on driving America out of East Asia.
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If we don't take action now, the US will be surpassed as the world superpower.
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It may also reflect the arrival of China as a manufacturing superpower in recent decades.
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"These private companies are acquiring superpower status," argued Andrew Keen, a critic of the companies.
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Yes, this is broadcast TV. The CW's "Supergirl" continues to show its superpower is propaganda.
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The EU and its member states have more embassies in the region than either superpower.
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SHALE HAS transformed America into an energy superpower, which pumps more crude than Saudi Arabia.
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" When asked what the superpower of the Juslims, Yasmin responded, "To watch each other's back.
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Beijing has also unveiled new steps that demonstrate its commitment to becoming a semiconductor superpower.
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"Yes," she said with searing determination, her eyes aglow with the superpower of being seen.
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Crazy Rich Asians eventually displays the way wealth is both a superpower and a poison.
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President Trump says he wants the U.S. to resume its role as the top superpower.
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Rather, his first and overriding objective was to reclaim Russia's lost status as a superpower.
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It is especially true if you are the leader of the world's only remaining superpower.
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Management consultants have used the superpower choice to study the traits of workers and executives.
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But Google's superpower has been delivering better, tailored search results and ads to drive revenue.
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They have a true superpower in reserve, however, that can help them escape their fate.
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The goal of these efforts is to replace the US as the world's leading superpower.
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Trump is nothing but what he appears to be, and his superpower comes from this.
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It is already helping to discredit America's reputation as a reliable ally and sober superpower.
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J'onn can make himself intangible, which is a pretty unique and a ridiculously useful superpower.
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And then there is the unease that comes with feeling used by a foreign superpower.
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"China has become a superpower faster than any nation in world history," Sekora told CNBC.
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Eventually, this will lead to the displacing of the U.S. as the main global superpower.
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How about rooting for a version of our country without the whole superpower stuff attached?
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This is probably healthy—a superpower gripped by grief is a dangerous and unstable one.
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Leaving now, with no demonstrable concessions, would only damage Mr. Putin's sought-for superpower image.
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China, as a rising superpower, sees both benefits and potential dangers in Mr. Trump's leadership.
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Furthermore, because the United States was and still is the world's superpower in every respect.
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Mr. Mahathir, however, is not averse to standing up to the superpower of the day.
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Now, as the founder and chief story strategist at The New Quo, it's her superpower.
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And they had a stupid superpower like becoming invisible—what the fuck good is that?
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The politics flyaround • Mr. Trump's unpredictability has helped cast China as a more stable superpower.
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"He's playing one superpower against another," said Xia Yafeng, a historian at Long Island University.
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Nowadays, it's not only superpower governments that can gain access to the trove of information.
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In South Korea on Wednesday, Mr. Trump put on the mantle of a superpower leader.
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Background reading: In a five-part series, The Times examined how China became a superpower.
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To imagine that this court can be a threat to America, the superpower, is farcical.
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OH Eve's superpower, when she meets Villanelle head-to-head, is that she's so honest.
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The United States entered the Great War, a milestone in its rise as a superpower.
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The other is an economic superpower and second in conventional military power by most metrics.
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"We don't want any superpower or anyone to get involved in this case," he said.
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I was puzzled as to why Spanish seemed so threatening in an English-speaking superpower.
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"We thought the U.S. is a superpower and values friendship, but they don't," he added.
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Lindbergh developed an "exaggerated confidence," as she puts it, that became a kind of superpower.
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China has a specific strategy to become the world's most powerful economy and lone superpower.
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Just a few years ago, Sony was sputtering and Warner was the film industry's superpower.
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And so the mask becomes a superpower of imperviousness, permission to be someone entirely new.
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But I think of it as a superpower that will help you make better choices.
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First, Reagan was negotiating with a superpower, not a rogue nuclear state looking for legitimacy.
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He says that no longer makes sense as the country advances into an economic superpower.
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Getting a good night's rest during the holiday season is akin to having a superpower.
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The country was seizing its birthright as a superpower by standing up to the West.
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This is all made possible by their discovery of vibranium, an element with superpower qualities.
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If you&aposre sitting down with one of these investors, how would your "superpower" emerge?
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All of that changed the economy from slumbering rural decay to a prospering diverse superpower.
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Very rarely do you think of the world's leading superpower needing to send that message.
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An excellent command of French seems like a superpower, the prerogative of socialites and statesmen.
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Ahead, America has to see and treat China as a genuine peer, the other superpower.
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Jibade-Khalil Huffman at the Kitchen What would your superpower be if you had one?
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If only the world had a superpower focused more on diplomacy and less on selling weapons.
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With all this superpower, it's a wonder there is still a cat stuck up a tree.
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The so-called "shirt sleeves summit" did not turn the two men into superpower soul mates.
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And from there, it'll be hard to deny China a seat at the space superpower table.
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When completed in 2018, it will power one million homes and make Morocco a solar superpower.
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By virtue of being the only superhero without a superpower, and therefore human, Batman is relatable.
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As a fan of comic books, Trump surely enjoyed the thrill of this kind of superpower.
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Superpower debuted at Sundance, and promptly won the Audience Award in the World Cinema Documentary Competition.
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If Alexandra Rivera had a superpower, it was the ability to bring dignity to any situation.
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"Since I'm a dancer, I felt like that was my superpower my whole life," she said.
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Meanwhile, officials in Beijing see a sore loser of a superpower, bent on keeping them down.
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Click here to view original GIFFor some reason every superpower has to come with a downside.
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Yom Kippur War and superpower confrontation Wednesday's release was not just about misconceptions and missed opportunities.
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To have been a superpower for a time is an experience that takes centuries to process.
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Bruce Wayne's interaction with Barry Allen is particularly memorable when the latter inquires about Batman's superpower.
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The incumbent superpower, America, thinks similarly and a technological cold war is developing between the two.
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How can he be one of only two prospects for leadership of the world's greatest superpower?
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Clearly, waking up with clear skin despite wearing makeup for 48 hours straight is her superpower.
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The leader of the world's only superpower cannot just be ignored or spurned, whatever his politics.
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"Our unique superpower as parents is just that — coming together and truly co-parenting," he explained.
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Yet Mr Pence also strains to present Trump's America as a benevolent superpower, untempted by isolationism.
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"If you combine the law with technical knowledge," he said, "it becomes a superpower for consumers."
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What's in it: "The 'SuperPower Support' supplement is the hero of this regimen," says Dr. Myers.
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Is the new President really ready to unleash all out confrontation with America's rising superpower rival?
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Superpower thinks that he and the bus driver are symbiotic, like homo sapien and homo sensorium.
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Miller and Blur further show off their visual talents here, with plenty of superpower-boosted throwdowns.
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In his book "The Cheat Code," he writes that every professional has their "superpower, " or strength.
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But it uses its superpower story to get at deeper ideas about creation, creativity, and art.
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Fatima Al Qadiri: [Laughs] That would be an awesome superpower to have in the music industry.
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But if Styles were to have a superpower, it would undoubtedly be related to those eyes.
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Activision and Infinity Ward: the unified and benevolent superpower, maintaining order in the face of secession.
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In 1991, the United States was the sole superpower with no peer competitor on the horizon.
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The lack of intensity in space today reflects the calmer nature of superpower rivalry on Earth.
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Recall that Trump has cozied up to Vladimir Putin, the head of the former socialist superpower.
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Whichever you pick, you'll be the only person in the world to have that particular superpower.
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Disregarding this would be the economic superpower equivalent of the Cold War's 'mutually assured destruction' doctrine.
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Then over the years, China became a superpower economy and relied less on Hong Kongers' expertise.
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But Kudlow also dinged Beijing, crowing that the US is doing better than the rival superpower.
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But the country's increasing ambitions to become a tech superpower is sure to boost this trend.
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No, he tells them, the only superpower you really need is the ability to read minds.
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And one CIA official says China wants to replace the US as the world's superpower. 4.
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Befriending my fear is my superpower, and it turns out, that I'm not alone here either.
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The event was probably arranged to signal Beijing's status as America's superpower peer, our correspondents write.
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Until we do that, we will not truly be a superpower or even a global leader.
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Soviet support for Hanoi was what made the Soviet Union a true superpower and America's equal.
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Monika Khichi supported Mr. Modi, arguing that he was fashioning India into a new world superpower.
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His "Look East" policy signaled Africa's economic shift away from the West toward the rising superpower.
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But what does it take to get hired as a data scientist at a tech superpower?
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"His brain is his superpower," said Carlton Cuse, one of the show's creators with Graham Roland.
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In a Levada Center poll last year, 75 percent of respondents viewed Russia as a superpower.
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Those debts now represent the biggest threat to the New China and Mr. Xi's superpower ambitions.
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She seems to emanate some sort of superpower or to be shielded by a force field.
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"We have turned Israel into a superpower," he said, referencing the economy, security, and foreign relations.
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"Luck is not a superpower," Deadpool insists, and his skepticism drives an almost-interesting philosophical argument.
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His "superpower" is being very rich, and he's ready to pounce on Quinn's lapsed criminal immunity.
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It's also an authoritarian superpower that exerts an ambiguous level of control over its private sector.
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He knew the network of highways running across the country was inadequate for a growing superpower.
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They envision creating 13 million new renewable energy jobs and becoming the next clean energy superpower.
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The consequences may be ruinous to the leadership's aspirations for China to become an economic superpower.
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It's a technology that, 50 years ago, seemed like a superpower: the Wi-Fi hot spot.
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"America is the only global superpower, in soft power and in hard power," Mr. Wang said.
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And I just picked up 'Eloquent Rage: A Black Feminist Discovers her Superpower' by Brittney Cooper.
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Coercion is a theory for a single superpower: a new game, requiring a new game theory.
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He extends the idea of the gifts of the disenfranchised to include a kind of superpower.
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While concerns about Facebook have been mounting worldwide, some are remaining loyal to this social superpower.
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Thunberg has Asperger's and has said her diagnosis is a "superpower" that helps her activism. 9723.
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Now, however, Turkey views itself as a regional or even global superpower in its own right.
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But this tree's most impressive superpower happens underground, where its roots end and the mud begins.
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Sony has long been seen as a consumer electronics superpower first and a Hollywood entity second.
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America is a tested economic superpower, having survived 21 recessions and a Great Depression since 1900.
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Luck is definitely a superpower—but it's one that any of us can create for ourselves!
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It's funny how the fact that I had long blond hair used to be my superpower.
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He's made money in new and exciting ways, so maybe it is a superpower, a bit.
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For a superpower, unlike a less powerful country, there is an inevitable tension between "might" and "right".
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"We can't rely on the superpower of the United States," Merkel told a news conference in Berlin.
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But there's enough difference to make these really interesting—it's the world's only superpower at this point.
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A Chapstick-dependant friend of mine said that I could see it as a low-wattage superpower.
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His role in the protests later became the subject of the 2017 Netflix documentary, "Teenager vs. Superpower."
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AMERICA is a global superpower, the world's largest economy and it has the most liquid capital markets.
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Such ambiguities alarm those who remember the last time America was accused of being a rogue superpower.
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Except that the superpower our heroes Suzie and John possess: They can stop time when they orgasm.
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Although America remains the lone superpower, China has already replaced it as the driver of global change.
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It's like a superpower that she can just unlock and do so specifically with not many attempts.
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It's impossible to divorce The Punisher from guns; they are his costume, his origin story, his superpower.
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As China has become a global superpower, we've seen Hollywood bend over backward to reach its audiences.
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Polyakov only used hypotheticals, hoping to maintain a delicate balance and avoid a superpower standoff, Dillon explains.
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It occasionally grows at the kind of pace that propelled China to the status of economic superpower.
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Sanctions relief is important to Russia's broader objective of superpower status, shown by its bullish Syria policy.
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It casts the U.S. rise into a petro-superpower as a check on Iran, Russia and elsewhere.
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Mystique's superpower is shape-shifting — and if you can master this look, yours is AP-level artistry.
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Being a shale superpower is useful, but it does not mean that America can control the market.
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One reason is that the modern mix of superpower rivalry, globalisation and high-tech societies is unprecedented.
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France and Italy both consider themselves the cultural superpower of Europe and the result is reciprocal jealousy.
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There are few economic stories more fundamental than the continued rise of China as a world superpower.
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The Shanghai stock exchange's new index represents one way China wants to bid for tech superpower status.
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Is it set to become the world's next tech superpower, or a digital colony for western brands?
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And if relations sour after an attempted rapprochement, there could be a return to superpower nuclear rivalries.
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Amid China's rise to global superpower status, many of its citizens have been lifted out of poverty.
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Adding to the uncertainty is the rapid rise of China as the preeminent superpower in the region.
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If you could have just one superpower, you'd probably want it be something kind of useful, right?
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The leader of the world's greatest superpower, it seems, no longer sets the course on world affairs.
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Canada has also reached an agreement with Germany to allow the European superpower to import medical cannabis.
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This week, we accused Vladimir Putin's Russia of being a hollow superpower ("That don't impress me much").
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Did Mr Blair and his advisers, too doe-eyed about Britain's superpower ally, brush aside valid objections?
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Even a superpower like the U.S. must set priorities and focus on those tasks, which are essential.
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Clinton's goal of "making America the world's clean energy superpower" and upholding President Obama's climate change policy?
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Despite this, the superpower will still lead the way when it comes to global growth in 2024.
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She did not set out to become a superpower in the already booming world of professional organization.
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Plus, as the world's only superpower, the United States often acts as a balancer in regional disputes.
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"I'll tell you my secret, the one thing that keeps me going, my superpower: delusion," she said.
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The alliance functions because his country, the world's superpower, leads by consent and example, not by threat.
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New fears of superpower escalation to nuclear war could be a major game changer in this regard.
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The Chinese want both to solve their crippling smog problem and look like a responsible global superpower.
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This is all part of Xi Jinping's grand strategy to make China the global superpower by 2050.
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This reality distortion field is his superpower, to match the Iron Man superhero mythos that surrounds him.
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This is also the first sign of the rise of a new superpower in the spyware industry.
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Trump's political superpower is his willingness to say, do and endure things most humans would never tolerate.
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It's the numbers behind the numbers that point to mounting challenges for the world's other economic superpower.
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Midge is like a sardonic Hulk; she gets hurt, she gets angry and her superpower bursts forth.
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There needn't be conflict between the established superpower and the emerging giant, the best strategic minds argued.
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From the outside, it seemed like, well, Tim ran revenue, superpower, but he hasn't been a CEO.
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Sarah Lucus: Au Naturel at the New Museum What would your superpower be if you had one?
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LONDON — The United States has turned into an energy superpower in recent years thanks largely to fracking.
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I know we can combat climate change and be the clean energy superpower of the 21st century.
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That event "seemed to announce China's superpower status to its people and to the world," Munroe observes.
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I do think that every superpower on the globe has a very poor record on human rights.
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Then came the fall of the Soviet Union and a détente in relations with the former superpower.
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The Warriors' emergence as a basketball superpower just happened to dovetail with James's move back to Cleveland.
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If Russia were to invade, it would have to kill Americans first, quickly pulling in the superpower.
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The efforts are part of President Xi Jinping's aggressive campaign to transform China into a soccer superpower.
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Nationalists talk of their country — which will soon be more populous than China — as an emerging superpower.
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The first President Bush spoke about the "new world order," led by the only superpower left standing.
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She has been open about her diagnosis of Asperger's, calling it a "superpower" that helps her activism.
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She has been open about her diagnosis of Asperger's, calling it a "superpower" that helps her activism.
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"The Hundred Year Marathon: China's Secret Strategy to Replace America as the Global Superpower" by Michael Pillsbury
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"The Weapon Wizards: How Israel Became a High-Tech Military Superpower" tells the story of this transformation.
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But this is where Thunberg's autism has proven, as she has put it, a kind of superpower.
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When we stop to think about empathy, it is very clear that it is an amazing superpower.
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"The Favourite," the latest from the Oscar superpower Fox Searchlight, tied with "Roma" for the most nominations.
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It suggests that, under him, the superpower can abandon its allies after a brief chat with their enemies.
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In a bid to turn China into a DNA superpower, one of Illumina's biggest customers became its competition.
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Deng intended that China would quietly gain ground on the reigning superpower, the United States, without alarming it.
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For Trumpites, the Cold War was a struggle with an atheist, socialist superpower that had to be won.
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But that conceptualization gave the universe an overly simplified view of a scrappy underdog fighting a technological superpower.
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Video game eye tracking, like the kind offered by Tobii's various peripherals, is often a kind of superpower.
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We travelled to Israel to learn how the country became a hacking superpower in this week's CYBERWAR episode.
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In a town like that, Parris' cuddly embrace of America's new superpower competitor was bound to ruffle feathers.
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China and America desperately need to create rules to help manage the rapidly evolving era of superpower competition.
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In 260 America stood proud as the only superpower; its cold-war rival, the Soviet Union, had disintegrated.
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"Indeed, we could be on the cusp of a new era of superpower-enabled, digital disinformation," writes Deibert.
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It's also a burgeoning superpower with which Russia shares a 2,600-mile border, much of it sparsely populated.
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China's arrival as an aviation superpower has prompted two responses from big Western carriers—both predictable, neither good.
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Tap into your personal superpower and plan out how your want to see your health and career improve.
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As the titular Dagger in Freeform's Cloak & Dagger, Olivia Holt's character summons blades of light as her superpower.
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I think it just became my superpower that I had to fight and I had to be somebody.
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On Australia's potential to be a wind and solar superpower, given its vast swaths of sunny, open lands.
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Instead of treating that message like a superpower to acquire, the film delivers it as a subtle worldview.
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He has a superpower, but it doesn't cure his FAS, because these are the remnants of what happened.
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President Trump has a rare political superpower — he can get Republicans to do what seems like the impossible.
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Fast food superpower KFC recently announced that they want to take their chicken into a whole new domain.
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That was a re-entrenchment maneuver by a superpower dipping a toe into uncharted waters and then recoiling.
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Partly, too, because there is something particularly scarring for a superpower in fighting a war it cannot win.
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Rather, it regards tech-innovation leadership in strategic terms, as a critical piece of its lofty superpower ambitions.
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As the global superpower, it is America's moral responsibility to promote peace, tolerance and prosperity around the world.
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And here is his provocative and thoughtful 1991 essay on the United States' role abroad: "The Lonely Superpower."
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His logic, however contradictory, seems to be that fomenting revolution is bad, but being a superpower is good.
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It is who we are as Americans, creators of the liberal democratic order, and as a world superpower.
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The tariff arrangements with China were drafted decades ago, when the US was the clear global economic superpower.
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It intends to have a massive military capability to make the point that it is a rising superpower.
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But until you endure a New York City heatwave, you forget that its superpower is actually drying instantly.
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" White House national security aide Sebastian Gorka said the U.S. is not just a superpower but a "hyperpower.
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China's GDP is poised to keep growing and the country's ascent to global superpower is all but assured.
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If discovering the ultimate in vintage apparel and accessories were a superpower, Sami Miro would be Wonder Woman.
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Tiny Serbia will now take on basketball superpower United States on Sunday in a David versus Goliath final.
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They believe in American primacy, with the United States presiding over a global order as the sole superpower.
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It does, however, threaten to turn the world's sole superpower into an unabashed purveyor of violence and exploitation.
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Yet the past week has shown that Trump is, in fact, serious about trying to commit superpower seppuku.
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And before long, the upkeep of my back-pocket superpower took the top spot on my priority list.
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Our series about the country's rise as a global superpower turns to its ambitions in the tech world.
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In addition to government funding by the Asian superpower, Chinese corporations have also established a strong presence here.
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Yet this is a dangerous card to play, as it leaves open the possibility of a superpower confrontation.
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In the 2020s the bigger question is whether a full superpower split might make America more like China. ■
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Another hot topic of discussion at Davos was the rise of India as the next global business superpower.
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As a superpower and major aid donor, the United States is accustomed to giving advice, not taking it.
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Superpower competition reduces Mr. Trump's Phase 1 trade deal with its discussions about soy beans to a sideshow.
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"Bono said to me, more than once, 'Your superpower is you're not motivated by money,' " McNamee told me.
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At the heart of the Cold War was an irresolvable superpower disagreement over what to do with Germany.
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The ability to read may not be a superpower, but it can feel that way to small children.
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Iran&aposs conventional military is a far cry from that of a superpower foe, like the United States.
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And we like to deploy that superpower usefully in an intelligent way and not just because we can.
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"He's learning that Americans like it when America acts like a superpower," one Republican congressional aide told CNN.
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In Iran, some people worried that Soleimani's death might push the country into ruinous war with a superpower.
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"If I have [a superpower], it has something to do with optimism about scientific innovation," Gates told Thorpe.
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Some conservationists are putting that superpower to good use by using dogs to track and monitor endangered species.
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At the same time, China has been rivaling our military, economic, and technological might as the world superpower.
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The U.S. has become a global energy technology superpower thanks to public investments in research, development and deployment.
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The data are clear: We are keeping methane in check even as we become a global energy superpower.
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This is your superpower: Your individual uniqueness creates an impact on all those that you come into contact.
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Britain was not only the world superpower, it was the "workshop of the world" in the 28500th century.
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But its superpower is its resilience and ability to support other species — and the entire ecosystem — around it.
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She started to harness her comedy superpower to launch her career, and wasn&apost afraid to break boundaries.
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History also suggests that economic size alone will not be enough to propel China to financial superpower status.
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Because hidden in these villages, hillsides and pine forests you can find a state — Israel — trying to navigate a battlefield with a rival state's army (Syria), a rival regional superpower (Iran), a global superpower (Russia), super-empowered mercenaries and maniacs (Hezbollah and ISIS) and local tribes and sects (Druse and Christians).
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One superpower is just the ability to find the truth and tell the truth, is what we call it.
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The U.S. does not need staged security talks with China to show that it remains a supremely dominant superpower.
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The sharp escalation could rattle investors and is the latest manifestation of the building superpower conflict across the Pacific.
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This will cause many governments to rethink their alliances with a superpower that can throw them under the bus.
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In September, the company finally announced the plan and started giving the long-tweet superpower to some test users.
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This will cause many governments to rethink their alliances with a superpower that can really can just abandon them.
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There's some debate as to whether or not this is an actual superpower, but Beetz is confident it is.
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"I've considered it a superpower since I was young," she told reporters on Monday night ahead of the finale.
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Modern China is an economic superpower and can behave with a sort of imperial arrogance worthy of Lord Elgin.
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China's pretensions to being a superpower will look hollow as long as America can throttle its firms at will.
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If being dreamy was a superpower, this version of the man of steel would be invincible even to kryptonite.
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Superpower politics would be exerting pressure on the relationship between America and Taiwan whoever was in the White House.
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Discovering Her Superpower We're in a time where what's trendy is being yourself, which shouldn't even be a trend.
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This is an impressive turn of events for the leader of the economically-anemic remnant of a former superpower.
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" On the track "Yikes," West's lyrics state, "That's my bipolar shit," and, "That's my superpower n----, ain't no disability.
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With a Coke can, Riley crystallizes an image of the superpower of capitalism, which is its deftness with misdirection.
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Anyway, she's planning on using her superpower — extending people's prison sentences — to ruin Piper's chances of getting out promptly.
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Deadpool 2's Domino (Zazie Beetz), whose superpower is luck, is a similarly self-conscious elaboration on superhero expectations.
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The US, for decades the world's lone superpower, is confronted by a once-in-a-lifetime challenge from Beijing.
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We don't know much about Donald Trump's plans for this new toy he's inherited called the world's only superpower.
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As the world's main superpower, the United States projects its influence abroad through its military, economic, and cultural clout.
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"Initially there were problems in adjusting the scan rate," according to Robert Reeves, author of The Superpower Space Race.
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The U.S. is a nuclear-armed superpower, with a commander in chief who presides over the world's largest economy.
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He also spoke about his mental health, and how his diagnosis of bipolar is a superpower, not a hindrance.
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No nation can claim to be a superpower if it is not self-sufficient in these two vital metals.
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By 2019, the United States was still a superpower, but one that had abdicated its role of world leadership.
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When you choose to use that strength towards a purpose, something bigger than yourself, it elevates to superpower status.
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The latter by virtue of its enormous middle class will be a global consumer superpower in the foreseeable future.
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Ms. Mogherini emphasized Europe's potential to be "a superpower" in an era of global cooperation after Mr. Trump's victory.
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China is America's greatest competitor — it has been since the Soviet Union's collapse left it the only other superpower.
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The origin of Musk's superpower doesn't have anything to do with radiation or falling into a vat of chemicals.
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Derrick Adams: Sanctuary at the Museum of Arts and Design What would your superpower be if you had one?
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But if America's involvement is well understood, the same cannot be said of its superpower nemesis, the Soviet Union.
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So why does Jay insist on suggesting that resilience is something other than usual, that it requires some superpower?
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It felt as though I had a secret superpower, a key to success that made me all but invincible.
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It's about the creativity of women, the unique creativity of motherhood that could also be considered the ultimate superpower.
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Partnering with the world's superpower, they said, was the best way to bring Iraq back up from its knees.
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The nation has defied Western norms, and expectations, to become the world's second-largest economy and the newest superpower.
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It was essentially New York Undercover, but for preteens, equipping the clique with a superpower that adults couldn't access.
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The nation teeters between its stereotypical basket-case status and getting its act together to become Africa's unrivaled superpower.
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Proponents argue that the CATL project represents a new, more benign phase in China's emergence as an economic superpower.
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By the end of "Best Friends," Shannon has figured out that her own superpower is being true to herself.
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One of the real problems with where we are today is America is a superpower and it has responsibilities.
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It led to history's most powerful blasts as well as decades of superpower brinkmanship with thousands of nuclear arms.
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It's really hard for me to... I am from Utah and my superpower is living in Mitt Romney's brain.
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Trump's team also wanted to put the brakes on China's drive to establish itself as the world's economic superpower.
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DuPont's whole strategy, in fact, was to wear down its opponent, which turns the lawyer's determination into his superpower.
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The young Swede has been open about her diagnosis of Asperger's, calling it a "superpower" that helps her activism.
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The 6900th century saw the United States displace our former British overlords as a geopolitical and a manufacturing superpower.
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President Trump is right to confront Beijing's industrial policies, which are designed to make China the next global superpower.
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The president of the superpower to the south was moving to block Syrians and cut back its refugee program.
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Focus on your one superpower and be excellent at that, and the universe will take care of the rest.
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Defcon is a terrifying video game where the player takes control of a global superpower during a nuclear conflict.
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They also knew that whatever bullshit-slicing superpowers adolescence may have granted them, Greta possessed another superpower as well.
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And the closer it gets to superpower status, the more its influence and power can be used against it.
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Before we dive deeper into the extraordinary underground superpower of Indonesia's mangroves, a word about this ecosystem more generally.
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Due largely to Peres's activities, Israel was transformed from a weak, isolated and vulnerable state into a regional superpower.
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Left unchecked, this aggression poses a threat to America's primacy in the region and its long-term superpower status.
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The United States is an economic superpower in part because we have the best university system in the world.
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The door to becoming a nuclear-armed superpower was once bolted shut for Iran, but now it stands ajar.
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"It's not fair on us as a private company to face such a challenge from a superpower," he said.
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He mentioned that the Captain America comics include a character called Captain Britain, though he couldn't remember his superpower.
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"For years, kids have been asking me what's the greatest superpower," Lee once said when looking back at his legacy.
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"He bears no sense of how to lead a superpower," an opinion piece published in the newspaper late Sunday said.
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" Entertainment Weekly said the movie's "nuanced celebration of pride and identity and personal responsibility" was the movie's "own true superpower.
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Modi has made it clear that he wants to turn India into an economic superpower to rival its northern neighbor.
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The ensuing fiasco underlined Britain's loss of clout and status as well as its inability to defy the American superpower.
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The world's sole superpower has abandoned its historic role as guarantor of global stability and its own foreign policy values.
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But, unfortunately, the UN Security Council is often limited by the consent of oppressive governments or vulnerable to superpower veto.
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But that's not primarily because of some looming superpower out there, and it's certainly not because of diminished American strength.
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The company's called Superhuman, and tracking when, where, and whether people have opened your email definitely seems like a superpower.
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Meanwhile the decentralized Internet, "Web 3.0," is beginning to feel like nuclear fusion or superpower Brazil: perpetually 10 years away.
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"What I would say that David's superpower is is helping actors fall into your characters and your relationships," Smith said.
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That question appears to torment Xi Jinping, China's president, who wants his country to become a football superpower by 2050.
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Having a pet dinosaur isn't the most practical superpower, especially with the show's special-effects budget limiting that dino's range.
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The video above gives dog lovers a peek at the amazing animals they can expect to see in Superpower Dogs.
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While neither superpower ever deployed nukes on each others' soil, high-altitude bomb testing caused a kerfuffle in Earth's atmosphere.
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When Osama Bin Laden's 9/11 attacks rocked America, the superpower turned on the Taliban regime harbouring him in Afghanistan.
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It's more or less built into the mythology of how America became the world's lone superpower—through private enterprise alone.
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Developed by a team at Stanford University School of Medicine, Superpower Glass runs on Google Glass and an Android smartphone.
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During the cold war business was largely untroubled by superpower rivalry because the Soviet Union was an unwelcoming, closed economy.
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To her, drag queens can be superheroes whose superpower is simply telling the truth, albeit in comedic or entertaining ways.
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The way you use this superpower is to throw yourself into the path of as many new ideas as possible.
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Beijing's goal is nothing short of surpassing the United States as the world's most powerful and most technologically advanced superpower.
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"He bears no sense of how to lead a superpower," an opinion piece published in the newspaper late Sunday said.
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She intends to make America a "clean energy superpower" by speeding up the process of greening that Mr Obama began.
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These are mutually beneficial relationships wherein you focus on your superpower and have those around you who focus on theirs.
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The above video tells the story of how America changed from an insular former colony to a globe-spanning superpower.
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The rising superpower spent $69.23 billion on defense alone, which was almost four times that of its nearest rival, India.
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It also falls neatly in line with President Xi Jinping's ambitious plans for China to become a global football superpower.
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Coupled with the Space Race with the Soviet Union, the 20th century infrastructure ecosystem helped make America a technological superpower.
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Formula makers such as Bellamy's Australia and a2 Milk Co make a bulk of their fortunes in the Asian superpower.
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Proponents of the "indispensable nation" argue that the U.S. protects the world from the rise of a more hostile superpower.
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When Jenny reveals a useless superpower — the ability to make people smell odors — Lynn, as usual, refuses to be topped.
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Later this month, Uli Hoeness, the mastermind behind Bayern's rise to superpower status, will leave his role as club president.
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The Doklam standoff was the latest in a long-running series of territorial flare-ups between the two superpower neighbors.
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However, it is deeply harmful to the United States, as the world's only superpower, to keep attempting something that fails.
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Their middle class is growing, and they have become a regional superpower, who is a friend of the United States.
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In November, following the publication of another WADA report, athletics superpower Russia were banned from competition for state-sponsored doping.
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Demonstrators said their fight for liberty and democracy aligned with American values, and the superpower should lend them a hand.
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In late 2021, Hawkeye — a superhero without a superpower — will return to the screen in his own spin-off show.
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And this cool shot briefly hints at her superpower, the "canary cry," her ability to let out an ultrasonic scream.
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The collapse of that faltering superpower in 1991 spurred the evolution of the European Economic Community into the European Union.
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Then, like Russia today, the Communist superpower was a global energy producer heavily reliant on revenues from oil and gas.
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More than America's military grand strategy, such an economic master plan would determine if America remained the world's leading superpower.
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The government's goal is to become a "space flight superpower" and to launch a permanently manned space station by 2022.
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Japan had made what looked to be the greatest economic comeback in history, becoming a global superpower in the process.
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In Sri Lanka, government officials spoke of the company as if it were a superpower to be feared and appeased.
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But the standoff was kept under control by arms treaties, superpower summits and both proscribed and informal rules of engagement.
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Otherwise Florence remains a cipher both to Brit and to us, turning her societal invisibility into a kind of superpower.
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Now, read the article, "In Winter, You Might Wish You Had This Rodent Superpower," and answer the following questions: 1.
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Taking back Crimea by force in 2014 was celebrated across Russia as a long-overdue restoration of lost superpower might.
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Both articles are part of a Times series published this month, "How China Became a Superpower," exploring China's recent rise.
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Ware's superpower is to view characters through time, to chart their thickening bodies as well as the children they were.
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U.S. forces aren't engaged in the Middle East because Americans are addicted to war or the trappings of superpower status.
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Nor will I pretend that a global superpower can do the business of horse-trading only with saints and scholars.
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A world of monorails, flying cars and medical marvels -- all made possible by the discovery of vibranium, a superpower metal.
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Greenwell's superpower is writing sex scenes that, while at once unsettling and vividly detailed, avoid the feeling of being gratuitous.
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Thunberg has Asperger's syndrome, which she has called a "superpower" because she says it makes her view the world differently.
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China was overwhelmingly described as inexorably rising, on the fast track to supplant the United States as a global superpower.
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The result is that while it continues some international work, Remote Area Medical also treats people in the world's superpower.
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Khamenei on Friday said that the missile strike dealt a "blow to America's image" as a superpower, the AP reports.
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Diplomatic Memo A new president inexperienced in the intricacies of superpower politics meets his Russian rival for the first time.
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In some applications, supercapacitors can get over their difficulties with storing enough energy by using their other superpower: fast charging.
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Nor should we wonder why, despite America's superpower resources, international comparisons of educational attainment show that our children lag behind.
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It's part of China's ambition to become a tech superpower by moving its huge manufacturing industry up the value chain.
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All the more reason to pay close attention: Under the avalanche of endless Trump scandals, a superpower is losing grip.
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Let's think about [like] it's more of a superpower than it is anything that's going to stifle who you are.
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To find your weakness turned superpower, write down your weaknesses, interrogate them, and see situations where they might be strengths.
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In other words, China would then have a hostile alliance dominated by a military superpower, the U.S., on its border.
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Volvo is quietly becoming a tech superpower - When you think of high-tech cars, you probably think Tesla or BMW.
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"Black Panther" reimagines the classic comic book series about two cousins fighting for the throne of a fictional African superpower.
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The Republican nominee also hit Obama for his relationship with Russia, advocating for working with the superpower to fight terrorism.
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At the end of the day, Fairouz is the one thing they can agree upon, and that is a real superpower.
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If he ever does make a neuroprosthesis to revolutionize how we use our brain, which superpower would he give us first?
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No superpower is capable of offering Jerusalem to Israel, there is no Israel that it should have a capital named Jerusalem.
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"He bears no sense of how to lead a superpower," the opinion piece Monday in the Communist party-controlled tabloid said.
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She wants to make the country "a clean-energy superpower" by installing half a billion solar panels in her first term.
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They are also central to Iraq's future, and to its attempts to reposition itself as a military superpower in the region.
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Its unique network plays as large a role as its economy and its military might in making it the global superpower.
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Faced with the uncertainty created by a vicious superpower brawl, firms in America and elsewhere are cutting investment, hurting growth further.
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WANG JIANQIN, in a thick red jerkin worn over her working clothes, does not look like an agent of superpower reprisal.
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When a rogue superpower goes to work, even a company as clever and well-resourced as Facebook is going to struggle.
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As we've written before, the country is moving swiftly to become a robotics superpower, both as a consumer and a producer.
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The world can now see the awesome force that a superpower can project when it is unconstrained by rules or allies.
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A central bank might become a superpower in retail banking, disrupting traditional commercial banking by refinancing the credit supply via deposits.
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And it is no surprise that Pakistan has opened its arms to China, which is offering finance, trade and superpower patronage.
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Chips are caught up in an increasingly bad-tempered rivalry between America, the incumbent techno-superpower, and China, the aspiring one.
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Mujica excoriates Trump as a shameful leader of a world superpower, but says Venezuelans are paying for Maduro&aposs failed leadership.
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The Soviet Union's collapse presented North Korea with another existential problem: It no longer had a superpower patron to protect it.
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In 2017 Mr Trump's hope of turning America into an energy-exporting superpower seemed on track, at least by one measure.
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On his latest album Ye, he explicitly framed the illness as a strength, even calling it his "superpower" on one track.
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In fact, America cannot walk away from China in search of another superpower to deal with over the South China Sea.
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How did Canada, once the world's premier hockey superpower, become reduced to cheering for the Toronto Marlies in the AHL playoffs?
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" Previously, West had rapped on the track "Yikes" that "That's my bipolar shit," and, "That's my superpower n----, ain't no disability.
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"I'll tell you my secret, the one thing that has kept me going through the years, my superpower: Delusion," she said.
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And whatever claim to greatness America could make in the twentieth century—for defeating the Nazis, becoming an economic superpower, etc.
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In short, our once ripped PTFO-muscle is now more of an elusive mythic superpower that we're constantly struggling to remaster.
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China's new tech market: China has launched its latest bid for tech superpower status by opening a Nasdaq-style stock market.
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Here's the video of our talk, as well as the transcript: 'Our purpose today, we believe, our superpower, is around conversation.
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Hadi bristles at the notion that his country and others on the continent are caught in a superpower tug of war.
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No less remarkable is how America, the incumbent superpower, has mostly treated China's rise less as a threat than an opportunity.
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Tai's idol is a symbol that binds him to Scot, who shares his secret – and who also realizes its hidden superpower.
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Capheus finds a friend outside the cluster, too — Superpower, one of Mandiba's henchmen who has more than a few face tattoos.
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The prototype tool, called Superpower Glass, uses games to help children recognize faces and emotions while interacting with family and friends.
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"Brazil has become undoubtedly a superpower in surfing," said Zach Weisberg, founder of The Inertia and former editor of Surfer Magazine.
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Some writers seem concerned about the potential threat of a world superpower sending a giant laser into the sky above us.
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"Before there was a superpower underpinning ASEAN, which made it a more difficult strategic calculus for China to play," says Davies.
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President Xi Jinping has made becoming a space flight superpower a priority for the government since coming to office in 2012.
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America's hurried departure from Lebanon also set a precedent, showing that the superpower could be defeated by terrorism and proxy actors.
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This is the most serious issue, underlying all the others — especially because one of the charter operators is a global superpower.
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The first part of the answer is that the boogeyman that was the only self-described socialist superpower on Earth disappeared.
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As readers, Barthes gave us a marvelous superpower, the ability to remake the world of art every time we witness it.
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But despite this, the superpower is still expected to make the largest contribution to global growth — at about 28% — by 2024.
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Russia, a nuclear-armed superpower, has already vetoed a Dutch-backed request to the United Nations to establish an international tribunal.
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If you've developed the skill of listening and implementing directions, you have a superpower relative to the rest of the population.
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" On delusion "I'll tell you my secret, the one thing that has kept me going through the years, my superpower: delusion.
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Rachel's ability to manipulate (in which she tells just enough of the truth that people believe her) is practically a superpower.
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"When anyone can rent a military, then super-rich and large corporations can become a new kind of superpower," McFate warned.
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His meeting with the US President fulfills one of North Korea's premier goals -- sharing a stage with the world's top superpower.
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Singapore, long considered an education superpower, came top, matching its performance in PISA's individual academic rankings released in December last year.
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The United States is the world's sole remaining superpower, but Americans often seem so inward-looking as to be almost provincial.
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With one decisive action, President Trump not only reinstated America as the unipolar superpower, he restored morality to the morality play.
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Beloved as football is in Europe, our domestic leagues are not supported by the limitless economic resources of a global superpower.
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"You are giving me some kind of superpower," he told CNN en Español when asked whether he had organized the caravan.
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The Bush administration suffered from a bad case of superpower delusion, a belief that America could dictate events throughout the world.
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The amount of work involved in being the leader of the world's biggest superpower apparently came as a surprise to Trump.
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I thought I might as well use it as a superpower and walk in and shake everyone up a little bit.
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Putin has long tried to cement Russia's position a superpower, and Trump has made it startlingly easy for him, Nixey said.
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One by one, each arrival eased the sting of what could have been a dispiriting summer for Dortmund, Germany's second superpower.
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In this context, the Trump administration's promise to regain America's traditional role as a superpower is off to a strong start.
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If China wants to take its place as a superpower, it needs to weigh the value of global stability more effectively.
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At the time, Miramax was becoming a superpower in the art film business by turning offbeat, inexpensive movies into mainstream hits.
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Furthermore, the ongoing trade war has greatly impacted American perceptions of China and of our economic relationship with the global superpower.
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If Bryan is a "real-life superhero," as Jordan described him in a post-screening Q&A, this is his superpower.
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We should welcome what can surely be called — in size of population, economy and geography, if nothing else — a new superpower.
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Growing a beard is like a superpower—a way to take the face your parents gave you and totally transform it.
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I wanted to know: How did the United States become the world's sports superpower while producing such a physically inactive population?
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And in case you thought the musical comedy triple threat was his own personal superpower, he is pretty sure it's empathy.
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Still, there's a real risk that other countries could lose interest in climate policy if the world's wealthiest superpower bows out.
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Imagine that you are a career diplomat who believes the world is better off with America on top, the unipolar superpower.
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This new Silk Road serves several goals of China's leaders, who are intent on making their country a full-fledged superpower.
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Saudi Arabia, the Sunni superpower in the region, saw the Shiite Houthis as a proxy force of its regional rival, Iran.
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President Xi Jinping had professed his love for soccer and wanted China to be a superpower in the sport by 2050.
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Countries like Germany especially have said they felt stuck between the US and China, unable to afford alienating either economic superpower.
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I Am Not Okay With This chronicles Sydney's superpower discovery and how hard it they make her already kinda complicated life.
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That is something only a superpower, working with it allies and even adversaries and competitors like Russia and China, can do.
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Bahraini citizens recognize that the United States is a superpower, but that status should not depend solely on its military capacity.
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It also nods to our current politics, incorporating a refugee crisis, terrorism and threats from a superpower fallen on hard times.
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The United States entered what was then known as the Great War, a milestone in its rise toward becoming a superpower.
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That said, Bremmer sees some of Trump's foreign policy gambits paying off, particularly since the U.S. remains the world's only superpower.
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As we focus on the less important markers of cultural survival, China is setting itself up to be an emerging superpower.
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In the end, even the rituals of superpower summitry were largely overshadowed by the drama unfolding in the eastern Mediterranean Sea.
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Thunberg has spoken openly about living with Asperger's, referring to the diagnosis as a "superpower" in an Instagram post in August.
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The two superpower leaders will hold talks at the forum, marking their third meeting this year and increasingly close diplomatic relations.
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But in the modern era, everyone from Dean Acheson to John Kerry has found that superpower diplomacy abhors a news vacuum.
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But its real superpower is channeling an extraordinary amount of water from the soil to the sky, making the rainforest rain.
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Their ability to produce rain that feeds and cools the rest of the Amazon — and the region — is a true superpower.
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" As recently as August, West was talking openly about being diagnosed as bipolar, and referring to the condition as his "superpower.
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In a phone interview, Ms. Brown spoke about the first Emmy nomination of her career and the superpower she'd rather have.
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At a time when finance increasingly dominates the global economy, America's influence as a financial superpower is as great as ever.
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Then came the Trump surprise in November, when the world's biggest superpower elected a maverick "anti-system" candidate – just like her.
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Moscow put nuclear missiles on the island in 1962, touching off a 13-day superpower showdown known as the Cuban Missile Crisis.
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The strain on Britain's relationship with one superpower comes as its supposed "golden era" in relations with another, China, is looking tarnished.
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If Violet could have one real superpower, though, The Rocky Horror Picture Show star admits it's more of the Sue Storm variety.
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Aside from Halo, Superpower Dogs follows other pups who save lives, and showcases the special relationships they have with their humans, too.
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President Donald Trump's goal of making the United States a global superpower in energy is starting to come true, Marathon Petroleum Corp.
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Experts have warned that the outbreak in the world's most populous country and an economic superpower could threaten global growth this year.
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And from a foreign policy perspective, no other superpower poses enough of a threat to spur a substantial space race once again.
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Richard Nixon and Henry Kissinger put reaching detente with the rival superpower ahead of what they saw as grandstanding on human rights.
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Distracted by jihadists and fearing the costs of a new superpower rivalry, America has merely been unusually reluctant to accept that fact.
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It turns out that our contemptuous nihilistic infosec teenager has a superpower on which the interconnected aspects of our entire society rely.
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Arizona's (Jessica Capshaw) superpower of talking people into doing things they don't want to do via sage parenting advice saves the day.
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VELICOVICH: Yes, absolutely and I think that&aposs the biggest problem with this is that you&aposre negotiating with a superpower here.
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The Thor franchise has a new leading lady, and her superpower may be representing the LGBTQ community within the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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" The couple were also given badges by the artist, Henry James Garrett, that read, "You have a superpower and it's called empathy.
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She's not just rocking a serious rock on her finger, she's also wearing superpower sunglasses and a Patti Smith-inspired gray coat.
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Depending on how a person's superpower manifests, it can sometimes cause drastic changes in appearance, which offers a lot of visual variety.
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But like most things West does, his framing of bipolar disorder as a "superpower" on the track "Yikes" provoked a divisive reaction.
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It also has more experience, as a regulatory superpower that is used to dealing with other superpowers such as China and America.
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When thinking is so entrenched, those who change their minds have a kind of superpower, for only they can demonstrate independent reasoning.
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At this stage in the game, keeping a core group of allies together is more important than holding onto your secret superpower.
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America, the incumbent superpower, is under no illusions about the relationship between technology and power, of both the hard and soft sort.
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If you're thinking some kind of secret superpower must be involved to pull off these feats, well, that's not too far off.
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In terms of superpower competition with the U.S., China is simply an added actor in an already multi-polar world, he said.
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The new board of the Shanghai stock exchange, known as the Star Market, is part of China's bid for tech superpower status.
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Experts have warned that the outbreak in the world's most populous country and an economic superpower could threaten global growth this year.
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"I feel like we're all really involved in wedding planning," Schwarzenegger said at the premiere of the new IMAX film Superpower Dogs.
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She's a detective without the luxury of a superpower, making her more fragile in the face of the danger that surrounds her.
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Israel's status as a cyber superpower is not likely to be threatened by the sale of some U.S. technology to Saudi Arabia.
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The United States, as a global superpower, has always spent more on defense as a share of GDP than its NATO allies.
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Washington may soon realize that Europe is the swing superpower between the United States and China -- and is leaning toward Eurasian connectivity.
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And a new Inhuman is birthed into his superpowers, and his superpower, it seems, is being able to have very profound visions.
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As Airbus looks to strengthen its grip in China, rival Boeing has been noting the potential of the other Asian superpower, India.
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" Lam said Xi's "new era" philosophy sought to establish China as a superpower that "plays a rule-setting role in global affairs.
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Suddenly, he was walking around with gigabytes of secrets belonging to a superpower, and his worry about being surveilled had grown extreme.
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As America took on the role of the world's democratic superpower, Europe spent less money on the military, preferring social spending instead.
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A global superpower, Russia had engaged in top-down and systematic doping of its elite athletes and covered it up, they said.
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Just because the United States is the world's only superpower doesn't mean it has unlimited resources or the luxury of not prioritizing.
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That stance has presented Chinese President Xi Jinping with ample opportunities to boost his country's global leadership and further Beijing's superpower ambitions.
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"I feel like we're all really involved in wedding planning," Schwarzenegger said at the premiere of the new IMAX film Superpower Dogs.
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Russians are not really nostalgic for Communism per se, but they pine for the days of the Soviet Union as a superpower.
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I call empathy my superpower, but it was only after learning to apply discipline to my empathy that it became a strength.
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And they used the opportunity to argue that globalization, technology and emerging markets are bumping the United States off its superpower pedestal.
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Its seven years among the stars were the culmination of the first phase of China's push to become an superpower in space.
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They are the ones who need to share a neighborhood with Iran, we are the ones who are the global military superpower.
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We have to manage a superpower rather than struggle to endure as a third-rate country in the midst of rival empires.
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The United States can be the world's superpower and a beacon of democracy at the same time and with the same dedication.
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There has to be a patriotic party that understands that the world benefits when America serves as the leading and energetic superpower.
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A superpower repeatedly exposed as a paper tiger by lesser, if more willful, adversaries will not maintain its pre-eminence for long.
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Nisar has said one reason Pakistan isn't a superpower is that Pakistani gardeners take way more smoking breaks than their Chinese counterparts.
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"They are creating a virtual world where Saudi Arabia is a superpower and M.B.S. is the most popular leader," Mr. Khashoggi said.
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China sees the American stranglehold on fundamental technologies as a long-term economic and security threat to its rise as a superpower.
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China and Russia have poured billions of dollars into research and development as they challenge the United States for global superpower status.
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"We know our strong point is utility and performance whereas Virgil's superpower is his connection to culture, insight, aesthetic," Mr. Reynolds said.
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But they are still a basketball superpower, and they are imposing their will this postseason with another majestic romp past overmatched opponents.
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Ant-Man (Paul Rudd)'s superpower — shrinking himself to a tiny, tiny size — allows him to do all sorts of fun things.
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"They both project that they are the two growing superpowers, and that the U.S. is a waning superpower," Nance told VICE News.
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As The Washington Post noted, Beyoncé does not appear on either playlist, though her song "Superpower" appeared on 2015's nighttime one.
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"And because it's a long concession, nobody is really looking at it, except bureaucrats and the superpower that is Autostrade," he added.
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Better, though, to be remembered for putting China on the long path to real superpower status than the shorter path to crisis.
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It's less a temporary rupture than a searching reappraisal of what a status-quo superpower should do about an ambitious, formidable challenger.
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The Warriors, the league's resident superpower, delivered a 113-91 victory to strike the first blow in the best-of-seven series.
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This is a far, far cry from the marathon, multiyear, mud-clogged political wars that perennially contort the superpower to the south.
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The United States, being the indispensable superpower, must invest in the more calculated planning aimed at preventing a potentially more dangerous war.
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Her most notable superpower is being able to kill anyone with a single kiss: Her lips are laced with a poisonous toxin.
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Russia feels like the only superpower in the Middle East now, even though its military is still dwarfed there by the Pentagon.
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But Disney is a media superpower, and its decision to aggressively pursue streaming could speed the entertainment industry's adoption of the platform.
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In Namibia, an extraordinary influx of investment from China, now unquestionably the world's expansionist superpower, has utterly transformed local economies and communities.
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His antiterrorism campaign is central to his grand overall strategy of restoring Russia to the superpower status it enjoyed in Soviet times.
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How fortunate, then, that our energy renaissance is helping provide both, and putting us on the precipice of being an energy superpower.
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"We believe ultimately everyone is a superhero; we just have to help them uncover what their superpower is," Catalyte CEO Hsu said.
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While Columbo used this superpower to catch the bad guys, it&aposs just as effective in developing positive empathy with people.3.
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While the United States is still the world's superpower, it does not have the same economic and military dominance it once enjoyed.
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Faced with a crisis of its own making, a flailing superpower has turned to economic sanctions to pretend it is still relevant.
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JOSHUA: TEENAGER VS. SUPERPOWER Joshua is Joshua Wong, who at 4003 became an activist to protest Beijing's encroaching influence in Hong Kong.
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But experts CNBC spoke to have suggested that Sao Tome and Principe could serve as a strategic transport hub for the superpower.
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"We are a superpower, and we do not fully appreciate the degree to which, when we move, the world shakes," he said.
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Thunberg's mother is a famous singer in Sweden and has written about Greta's place on the spectrum as something like a superpower.
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If this routine sounds extreme, remember that Elon Musk's superpower has always been sleep — or really the ability to go without it.
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What "The Weapon Wizards" doesn't offer is any meditation on the political context or implications of Israel's rise to military superpower status.
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Several species of mangrove have the superpower, but let's take one common to Indonesia, called Rhizophora, the stilt mangrove, as an example.
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The Yankees are a slumbering superpower, hoping to be respectable this season as they wisely show patience for a bigger payoff later.
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Chinese demonstrations of sovereignty, part of President Xi Jinping's strategy to make his country a global superpower, are particularly worrisome, Haas stated.
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It reverberated throughout the world as yet another demonstration of the country's desire to establish dominance as an aviation and military superpower.
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It is part of the US's job as a superpower to extend a helping hand so that Mexico can become richer faster.
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I never thought it was a particular accident that in the Fantastic Four, Sue Storm-Richards's superpower was the ability to vanish.
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In short, an era of superpower arms control that helped keep the Cold War from becoming hot is coming to a close.
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"His comments are shocking and not worthy of the president of the world's greatest superpower," Le Maire told BFM television on Sunday.
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But as with the first movie, don't expect this superpower business to get in the way of the butts and the murder.
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With the might of a superpower behind it, the SDF has gained control of about a third of Syria's territory in the northeast.
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The last such schism was in the 1980s, when the United States and Soviet Union each boycotted Olympics hosted by the rival superpower.
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At the height of the Cold War, all countries and especially developing ones, were forced to choose one superpower straitjacket or the other.
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But Macron stressed that the United States was no longer the world's sole economic superpower and urged other industrialized countries to stick together.
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The wolves are prospering not due to any mutant superpower, but because the radioactive zone now acts like a wildlife preserve, researchers added.
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Once you get a feel for what everyone's superpower is, use this to influence the delegation of tasks and choose your leaders accordingly.
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It's from Majora's Mask, as a secret superpower of sorts that turns Young Link into a godlike adult with a double-helix sword.
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The United States is at no risk of state collapse, but certainly superpower status or even great power leadership is not assured indefinitely.
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But for immigrants, assimilating quickly and adroitly to a white world is as much a superpower as it is a tool for survival.
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Increasingly, he has come to see the North as a liability, at odds with his vision of making China a pre-eminent superpower.
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In a world where these two adversaries are trying to outmaneuver each other to be the regional superpower, a name can be powerful.
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Karissa Mitchell, a 9-year-old girl from Stillwater, NY, just got a new superpower that even Princess Elsa would be jealous of.
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She also loves her boyfriend Zayn's pies, would be invisible if she had a superpower, and has a Barbie made in her likeness.
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Orig223n offers genetics-based assessments of fitness, mental health, skin, nutrition and even—obviously unscientific—which superpower you are most likely to have.
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Under her pen name, Karoline Kan, she has written the gripping autobiography of a generation—and a superpower—caught between tradition and ambition.
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The brand brought together a bunch of gifted musicians from across the globe: Litsa, Samara and Eduardo, who had a superpower called synesthesia.
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Steven may have bubble powers, the ability to float, and a majestic pet lion, but his greatest superpower is how much he cares.
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For China's official state dinner hosting U.S. President Donald Trump, the Asian superpower decided on a Chinese menu that looks...kind of American.
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That said, we're talking about "shaking things up" in the White House — in the principal position of leadership of the world's only superpower.
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WASHINGTON — A military branch for space might indeed be necessary for the United States to maintain its superpower status in the final frontier.
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China's rise in the TOP500 list is indicative of its increased investment in the sciences in its attempt to become a technological superpower.
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In a way, it's a story about a superpower, which makes it screen-friendly, visually engaging, and comfortably within the current cultural zeitgeist.
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Italy's bilateral deal with China also came a day after French President Emmanuel Macron called for a coordinated European approach to the superpower.
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I like the idea of what makes you different, other, and how often your superpower might be very closely tied to your weakness.
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The language has developed a cachet among the business elite in the United States, in response to China's rise as an economic superpower.
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His superpower is inspired by "splinter skills," which allow some autistic people to retain large amounts of information in no time at all.
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As the US adopts a defensive posture, the rest of the world seems to be embracing China's bid to become a space superpower.
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If we did so, we would never in this century have to worry about China overtaking the United States as a world superpower.
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As far as Beijing is concerned, the weekend was the time to showcase China's emergence as a benign superpower in the South Pacific.
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His 1991 essay "The Lonely Superpower" is critical for understanding the worldview of the American foreign policy elite in the years to come.
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Insecurity despite abundance What makes ISO New England's report so tragic is that the United States is now a veritable world energy superpower.
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China's commerce minister on Saturday warned that a trade war between his nation and the U.S. would do nothing to help either superpower.
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Even as China became a global superpower in the late 20th century, big-budget Chinese movies were, by and large, treacly, patriotic fare.
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" Mr. Putin repeated his mantra from the superpower past that the two nations had a special responsibility to "sustain global stability and security.
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Surely this could have been done more efficiently, but it was the combination of those experiences that have actually turned into my superpower.
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Spain, a tourism superpower, expects 74 million visitors this year, six million more than last year, as terrorism fears elsewhere send visitors here.
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But in the past several years, it has become increasingly clear that smell, in the right snout, can be a kind of superpower.
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His reliably strong convictions have established America once again as the sole world superpower, as well, providing total clarity about where he stands.
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What can you learn by spending a lot of time smelling the border between an Eastern superpower and its heavily Western-influenced municipality?
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Happening three times over the course of the day, the performance will feature a superhero named Anxietina, whose superpower, of sorts, is anxiety.
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The ability to shed an opponent's attention and focus is a unique superpower, and Nikola Jokic is making the most of getting lost.
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Pep Guardiola, the coach who has turned the usurper into a superpower, had won every single one of his Premier League games here.
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Along with that came America's emergence as a go-it-alone superpower, with those values set aside in deference to Russia and China.
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" Mr. Kalasho, who is running for re-election this November, credits social media with his ability to attract attention, calling it a "superpower.
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Wanda herself has the ability to alter reality and create life-like illusions, which is probably the most Pisces superpower there can be.
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The United States remains women's soccer's gold standard, its sole superpower, home to the best-financed program and the deepest pool of players.
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But for the moment, the Knicks' failure to land the big prize at least momentarily dulls the sheen of their rising superpower status.
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Or his overture may be purely strategic, an attempt to drive a wedge between South Korea and its superpower patron, the United States.
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It faded from popular memory, becoming a little-known curiosity — a monument to superpower friendship seen only by the occasional passing reindeer herder.
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Censors there have reportedly ordered media outlets to stop mentioning Made in China 463, the nation's master plan to become a tech superpower.
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The world has never seen anything like this — a superpower constraining itself to such a degree — or the peace and stability it brings.
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The Toronto Blue Jays and the Baltimore Orioles are rebuilding, and the Tampa Bay Rays are plucky and dangerous, but not a superpower.
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Beijing had hoped to establish the renminbi as a reserve currency and make China a financial superpower, but it has made no progress.
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No one in our world is more underestimated than old women, and that can be a tremendous superpower to be exploited and enjoyed.
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And if so, will it ultimately hand China yet another victory by weakening the very global alliance that could counter the rising superpower?
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United States engagement in Asia, Africa and Latin America declined after the Cold War, when the regions served as proxies for superpower rivalries.
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"You can't solve terrorism just by giving your money to a superpower," Rouhani added, referencing Trump's $110 billion defense deal with Saudi Arabia.
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The crisis, though, has already tainted China's image as an emerging superpower — efficient, stable and strong — that could eventually rival the United States.
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In an English-speaking superpower, the Spanish-language TV networks Univision and Telemundo spar for top ratings with ABC, CBS, FOX and NBC.
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" Always the author returns to the titular behavior underlying them all, which she defines as an "internet superpower," a "real-life invisible cloak.
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In both, a superpower bet heavily on brute strength and the lives of its young, then walked away with seemingly little to show.
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This prompted her to use her Tyranitar's Crunch to knock out the Dusclops first, then attacking Rhypherior with Superpower to secure her win.
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Spider-Man is the only hero with the superpower to cross between Sony and Marvel's cinematic universes, Mr. Feige said in a statement.
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Mao did not hesitate to unleash a huge counterattack on a nuclear superpower when United States soldiers in Korea neared the Chinese border.
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In China, the government seized the moment to cast doubt on American democracy and promote an image of China as a responsible superpower.
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Mr. Trump cast America's new role in the world as one of an aggrieved superpower, not a power intent on changing the globe.
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And all four of the tigers depend on the maintenance of geopolitical calm as America, the incumbent superpower, adjusts to a new rival.
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"The leadership of Xi Jinping aspires to be a superpower in cyberspace in science and tech," Sacks, the New America fellow, told me.
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Now that I am 61, however, I have a new kind of superpower, at least as far as men are concerned: super-invisibility.
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Russia, an athletics superpower, had lobbied furiously to avert the prospect of a Summer Olympics taking place without its track and field athletes.
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VICE's Ben Ferguson traveled to Israel to investigate the future of cyber warfare from the country that's dedicated itself to becoming a superpower.
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If we want America to remain a superpower, we'll need to continue to embrace our diversity — plus, it's the right thing to do.
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Yes, these were great minds, working with the backing of a superpower, but they were very much building everything from the bottom up.
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We believe we need to make America the clean energy superpower of the 21st century, not insist that climate change is a hoax.
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" Sayings such as "I'm bossy but a little bit polite" or "I triple madly love you" or her parents' favorite, "Love is a superpower.
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Journalists looking for a new superpower will still cast around for examples, including Germany, which will continue to fall short of the excitable billing.
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The project is an example of how US and Chinese efforts to progress in AI are entangled, despite recent rhetoric about superpower technology rivalry.
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"I feel like we're all really involved in wedding planning," Schwarzenegger told Entertainment Tonight at the premiere of the new IMAX film Superpower Dogs.
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Similarly, I learned that becoming comfortable with witnessing and supporting your partner being sexual with other people feels a bit like acquiring a superpower.
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There's a heavy smell of jet exhaust in the air and the blast of energy gushing through my hands feels like a new superpower.
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Many held him responsible, and still do, for economic hardships, political turmoil and the loss of superpower status resulting from the Soviet Union's collapse.
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What you can do Actor Orlando Bloom says his dyslexia is like a superpower -- that's a powerful message for any child struggling at school.
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It weaves a superb parable about Chinese pigs that were imported by Denmark about 150 years ago — long before China became an Asian superpower.
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"China's goal, simply put, is to replace the U.S. as the world's largest global superpower," FBI Director Christopher Wray said at the press conference.
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China, India's great regional rival for superpower status and the most rapidly accelerating space power, is also gearing up for a busy few years.
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The supreme goal, of which its leadership never loses sight, is for China to become an advanced, modern superpower that others dare not gainsay.
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Russiagate fills Americans with anxiety because it undermines a widely held core faith that the US is a sovereign superpower and a functioning democracy.
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Byron and Belleci fall back into this pattern in the "Superpower Tech" episode, where the team investigates which superpowers are closest to becoming reality.
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The United Kingdom has been supportive of China in various financial affairs, acting as a bridge between the Asian superpower and the European Union.
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Because by the time the Decade of Excess rolled around, America and the Soviets had been superpower rivals for more than 30 years already.
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SINCE the age of the medieval sagas, the stories told by Icelanders have helped enthrone their lonely mid-Atlantic island as a narrative superpower.
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"To say that [Weiss] is a force of nature obfuscates her true superpower: she is a fantastic listener," Quinn writes in a blog post.
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"How can such a decision be issued by a superpower in this way?" asked Ahmed Khader Al-Mahaya, a media officer in al-Tanf.
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For most people in Niger, the presence of the world's biggest military superpower in the vast, landlocked West African country remains shrouded in mystery.
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But sadly for the software engineer, Mr Trump's America is a distracted superpower, which has taken a wrecking-ball to the rules-based order.
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Chinese officials used to want America's respect, asking why the superpower could not accept that their political system is a good fit for China.
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Proud of Sweden's decades-old tradition as a self-proclaimed "humanitarian superpower," the government regards most refugee minors as bona fide refugees fleeing war.
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Then, on CYBERWAR, we investigate how the Chinese government became the world's greatest hacking superpower and the difference between spying and stealing intellectual property.
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Joining me right now is Ian Bremmer, President of the Eurasia Group, Author of Superpower, Three Choices For America&aposs Role In The World.
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Since its founding as a confederation in 1867, Canada has sheltered under the protection of a superpower, first Britain and then the United States.
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There's a workshop called "Discovering Your Secret Superpower," designed to help people develop their own superhero identities based on their own strengths and weaknesses.
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China, on the other hand, is investing heavily in building world-class universities to become a higher education superpower in the modern knowledge economy.
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America has imposing strengths: a direct coup would never work, and a military invasion of the country's largest superpower is out of the question.
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As a "real superpower," the Fed has a big spillover effect on the world, Zhu Guangyao said in an interview on Friday in Washington.
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Beyond its borders With each of these developments, China is trying to tick off the boxes for the characteristics required of a global superpower.
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His superpower, more than his alarming athleticism, or his preternatural lack of fear, or his inexhaustible work ethic, was his ability to spin hate.
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Timberlake's ability to project sex appeal whilst wearing surfer necklaces and studded wristbands should, of course, be properly viewed as a kind of superpower.
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Think of Hermione Granger—even beyond her actual magical powers as a witch, she possesses the superpower of incredible intellect and capacity for learning.
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In the aftermath of World War II, America emerged a global superpower and helped create international institutions like the UN and the World Bank.
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This is an excerpt from Leftover in China: The Women Shaping the World's Next Superpower by Roseann Lake, which is available to purchase now.
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But as the two managed to find a rare compromise on Wednesday - with Riyadh softening its stance towards Tehran - a third OPEC superpower emerged.
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While it's apparently lost on some, no superpower for national security reasons would ever allow another country to decimate its steel and aluminum industries.
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The equal number of alternating flags for each country sent a message of parity between a global superpower and the world's most reclusive state.
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The equal number of alternating flags for each country sent a message of parity between a global superpower and the world's most reclusive state.
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Eisenhower's meeting with Khrushchev sent superpower relations into a tailspin, and when the Soviet leader met Kennedy a year later, their meeting was hostile.
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As Washington withdraws, Russia believes it is the superpower in the region and thus the arbiter between and among all of the competing factions.
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He should state that America, as a superpower, can help defend Japan, but the Japanese people must bear their fair share of the responsibility.
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She believes the continent could soon become a renewables superpower, and that it can leapfrog carbon-centered energy systems and go straight to renewables.
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But today, knowing how to code is a sexy superpower; it's the special skill that can land you a job at Apple or Google.
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"They're [Chinese people] proud of where they've come to," Barber told Business Insider, referring to the country's economic and social development into a superpower.
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China has already established itself as the world's superpower, a position cemented by its usurpation of the number 1 as its international calling code.
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In response to China's emergence as an innovation superpower, the U.S. must pursue a long-term, whole-of-nation strategy to ensure future competitiveness.
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Many people don't know about this superpower, but you can move around an email or text message by turning your phone into a trackpad.
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Entertainment is less the goal than the byproduct, and as the commercial reach of superpower franchises grows, their creative exhaustion becomes ever more apparent.
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And in today's geopolitically charged atmosphere it is a good time to remember that without Texas oil, America's superpower status could be gravely challenged.
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"Russia is a superpower," Alexander Kudrashov, a member of the Russian Military Historical Society, told Reuters on Moscow's Red Square after the IOC ruling.
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Just because Chloe doesn't have a superpower doesn't mean we aren't keeping at least one foot firmly planted in the world of the surreal.
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The revolution has allowed the United States to be more self-sufficient, helped stabilize Europe's economy and blunted Russia's efforts to become a superpower.
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Mr. Putin's popularity at home has long been helped by his ability to present Russia as a superpower that deserves to be taken seriously.
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In Winter, You Might Wish You Had This Rodent Superpower Curious Orangutans, Raised by Humans, Do Better on Cognitive Tests Wolf Puppies Are Adorable.
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The event came barely a week before Mr. Putin made his own bellicose speech, vowing to restore Russia to superpower status in intercontinental weaponry.
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Maintaining clients was good for one's credibility as a superpower and for the leaders' political legitimacy, but it wasn't good for the state budget.
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Their expert skills, however, can save human lives, so it's easy to see why the documentary "Superpower Dogs 3D" compares its subjects to superheroes.
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Poor Amber Heard has to perform her scenes in a scarlet wig and emerald green costume and do superpower acting with her mouth agape.
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What unusual physical "superpower" does the thirteen-lined ground squirrel have, according to the article, and what does it allow the rodent to do?
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The Accountant plays this as a sort of superpower, as well as comic relief when Wolff doesn't know how to deal with other people.
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He was supposed to not only transform the club into a modern superpower but also drag English soccer as a whole along behind him.
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Mr. Trump and Mr. Trudeau might be considered political foils — except one man represents a global superpower and a country ten times Canada's size.
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