What sustains us in any competition are the moments of interiority when the competition vanishes; what sustains us in any struggle are the moments when we forget the struggle.
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This leads me to ask: What sustains a painting practice?
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It sustains an atmosphere of dread which is truly chilling.
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As a collection of dance grooves, Dirty Computer's energy sustains.
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So what is Nigeria's third conflict and what sustains it?
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This ambivalent relationship is one she both sustains and repudiates.
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Ms. Herrera still makes art every day; it sustains her.
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No reassurance sustains him for too long; no validation suffices.
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The Dance of Two Parties sustains the consultants and activists.
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But it sustains this path for just a few minutes.
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This magical process ultimately sustains almost all life on Earth.
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One fluid action sustains its plot: The old man runs.
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If my car sustains damage, do I get a new infiniti?
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Pakistan rejects Indian accusations that it harbors and sustains the group.
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A vast network of volunteers, mostly ordinary people, sustains the movement.
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Starting pitching is what sustains you, and they've got it going.
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I left a passion for entrepreneurship, and the promise it sustains.
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Dissatisfaction sustains the multibillion-dollar skin care and weight loss industries.
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But Cole's aspirations don't exist without the grind that sustains them.
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The way that the London embassy sustains itself is a mystery.
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An eventual national champion sustains its only loss of the year.
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And it sustains itself through its sibling, essentially becoming a parasite.
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The question now for Klobuchar is how she sustains this momentum.
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Ultimately, the suction of the vacuum is what sustains my family.
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Avocado production sustains thousands of hard-working, peaceful families in Mexico.
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Yet the occasion also offered clues to what sustains this tradition.
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Residents assume that the ground water and everything it sustains are contaminated.
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Photosynthesis directly or indirectly powers and sustains almost every organism on Earth.
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Protecting the land which sustains us should not be a partisan issue.
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It's the rest of the craft that usually sustains the expensive damage.
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These bonds are powerful and they are the force that sustains Netroots.
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However, Belski sustains that this notion is not supported by the analysis.
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Soya meal sustains meat industries in the US, Brazil, Europe and elsewhere.
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It's a dynamic process that sparks and sustains this incredible feedback loop.
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That restless nature sustains him as he juggles three part-time jobs.
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Still, the memory of those domestic joys sustains Cohen while he's away.
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They feel as if they belong to the community that sustains them.
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It's what sustains those who have embraced what politics actually consists of.
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The longer she dodges the question, the more damage her candidacy sustains.
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Not quite the stuff that feeds and sustains a multi-generational movement.
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The memory of that latter run, at least, sustains the current group.
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Do you think that sustains, or is this sort of a blip?
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If a veteran sustains a brain injury as a result of war and returns home to abuse his wife, partner or children, the injuries that his family sustains should be considered an extension of the veteran's original injury.
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At the end of the day, your community is what sustains your business.
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Answers like CATBOATS, SUSTAINS, STOREOWNER are fine, but they don't excite me much.
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Preservation of the North Korean nation sustains China's buffer state against American encroachment.
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Because matchmaking sustains the business, it can be a true labor of love.
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Through closure and military incursions, Israel sustains its sovereign authority over the territory.
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It appears likely to happen again, especially if Parker sustains his solid play.
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The ocean bottom gets no sunlight, preventing the photosynthesis that sustains most ecosystems.
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It helped elect Narendra Modi in India and sustains Vladimir Putin in Russia.
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Ms. Novey, an accomplished poet and translator, sustains suspense throughout with beautifully restrained prose.
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US democratic safeguards and a robust public square prevent the repression that sustains dictatorships.
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It sustains that by remaining almost entirely closed to new entrants except by birth.
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Whether he sustains a relationship with his children is specific to the individual context.
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It sustains me in tough times and is the reason I love my work.
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The failure is a deeply-rooted macro-institutional one that sustains the same behavior.
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Just as she had predicted at 15, a life in the theater sustains her.
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We know how the fight is proceeding by the running internal commentary each sustains.
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"News is an important form of content that sustains civic society," Mr. Chavern added.
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This is why air medical services are critical when someone sustains a brain injury.
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All over the world life forms are experiencing weather that attack rather than sustains.
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Which is critical to the coast's ecosystem, since sea ice sustains millions of organisms.
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In Africa, it sustains 500 million people and provides a stable income for farmers.
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At some point, the revolutionary fervor that sustains the first generation of leaders and the will to power that sustains the second gives way to the policy failures, mounting discontents, outside shocks and inner doubts that prove the undoing of the third.
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The refusal to stop talking about abuse, and the power differential it sustains — it matters.
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I will never anything of me that sustains past my death, except for these tattoos.
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Water is the "first medicine;" it sustains us in our mother's womb, Spotted Eagle says.
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This means that the BionicFlyingFox can continue flying even if the fabric sustains minor damage.
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The fires risk battering a financially vibrant wine industry that sustains livelihoods across the region.
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Still, his fanatic intensity sustains the hybrid "Tito" score that he and Sellars have devised.
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Leaders at all levels must lead in a way that sustains and sharpens that foundation.
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The inability to carry out these responsibilities sustains the low mood, and the cycle continues.
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A second pilot-project area is in St. Albans, Queens, which also sustains heavy flooding.
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How is it that this invisible thing that sustains me simultaneously causes you grievous injury?
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It sustains the gee-whiz spirit of the series and offers a swashbuckling extragalactic getaway.
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Pollinators are small but mighty parts of the natural mechanism that sustains us and our world.
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" He sustains a reputation as a man who knows things, and embodies the phrase "carrying forth.
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It makes it easier to launder illegal products and sustains the demand that fuels the trade.
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Trend growth is the average growth rate that sustains unemployment and inflation at a stable level.
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He clings to his sense of self throughout the physical, psychological and sexual abuse he sustains.
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But the agriculture sector sustains more than a fifth of disaster-related losses in developing nations.
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It also sustains cordial military ties with regional democracies that would love a deeper strategic engagement.
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The caffeine sustains the drinker, which is integral to the social fabric of Greek coffee drinking.
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Do you have a favorite, potentially embarrassing clip of entertainment that sustains you in trying times?
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The rhetoric of necessity that sustains these effects and illusions has no place in Nonas's aesthetic.
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Like all Apple products, whatever damage your HomePod sustains might be covered under the included warranty.
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But it may take many years to determine whether a policy produces or sustains racial inequity.
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"What sustains relationships over time is a regular rhythm of seeing each other," Dr. Schwartz said.
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Stanford sustains its first loss of the year and falls to 2-1 on the year.
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Halloween provides the modern witch with her bread and butter; what sustains her are our fears.
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If he sustains his performance from last season, then he's already a better hitter than Olerud.
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Meanwhile, the country's oil and gas industry sustains the livelihoods of 19,000 people according to Deloitte.
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With the process of writing the poem, there is a kind of connection which sustains one.
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It's done when a law enforcement officer is killed, sustains life-threatening injuries or is missing.
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It is in Costa Rica that Peter sustains his infamous face injury that requires 22 stitches.
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We're not going to upset the status quo, because money passed between family members sustains stability.
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I asked Richard how he sustains his mental energy and stops himself from hitting a wall.
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Now it waters their farms, nurtures the fish they eat and sustains the animals they hunt.
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Let's hope she sustains it because if so, she could be a star for a long time.
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I think what we need to do is we need to build a business that sustains journalism.
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At the same time, the subpoena standard sustains needed due process protections for people and for firms.
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It allows black-marketeers to pass off illegal ivory as the legal variety, and it sustains demand.
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Orrin Hatch asked how Zuckerberg sustains a business model in which people don't pay for the services.
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If Pak is trapped, his love for his comrades, and theirs for him, is what sustains him.
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The thing that sustains a strong Fox network is the thing that undermines a strong Republican party.
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"I would love to get to the point where my writing is what sustains me," she says.
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Colder temperatures will soon cause a drastic drop in the mosquito population that sustains the web-weavers.
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That's a secret that helped it become the dominant search engine and that sustains its business model.
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These humble patriots started this, and it will go only as far as their credibility sustains it.
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Few, if any, experience nonstop bliss, where sheer passion sustains them through long hours on the job.
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How can adults put money or taxes before their own children and the natural world that sustains us?
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Now we have to move and produce a structure that sustains that in order to become an industry.
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It sustains the myth that Cosa Nostra "families" are based on actual ones and that succession is hereditary.
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Ford sustains that he was present in the room when Kavanaugh sexually assaulted and attempted to rape her.
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It remains to be seen whether Spicer sustains any lasting damage from his time in the White House.
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But while the department sustains less than 2 percent of those complaints, most are never investigated at all.
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The birds are shrieking for mates; even the trees are reaching insistently toward the sun that sustains them.
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"Advanced manufacturing will fundamentally change the way the Army designs, delivers, produces, and sustains materiel capabilities," McCarthy said.
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Meanwhile, we should remember that almost every year, the market sustains a correction of 85033 to 15 percent.
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When a judge sustains an objection against a prosecutor, jurors often take a negative view of the government.
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But the promise of that fight sustains Offred even as the van doors close; for her, it's enough.
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Lightly letting go of the ropes, her body sustains a quake equal to that which the sculpture receives.
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Privacy sustains space for free thought and expression, for the growth that comes from mistakes without public shame.
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It is easy to lose sight of Xi's psychological resilience and to forget how this sustains his leadership.
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What ultimately heals Liptrot and sustains this patiently wrought memoir are the rough and magical islands of Orkney.
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This framework sustains a system of government that resists unilateral action and rejects singular efforts to consolidate power.
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Whether he sustains that between now and when the voters begin to cast their ballots is another question.
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We're deep in Chongqing, a city that, with its surrounding areas, sustains a population of roughly 30 million.
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Livestock farming sustains many smallholder farmers here, while a few grow drought-tolerant crops like sorghum and millet.
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All it takes is one authoritarian or one dictatorial party to undermine every norm that sustains democratic life.
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Cudd is interested in the way violence in general sustains oppressive social structures, like patriarchy and white supremacy.
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But the controlling of nature is an enormous part of our existence today, it is what sustains us.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch's key assumptions within our rating case for the issuer include: - The company's leverage ratio sustains below 6.5x prior to the spin-off, at or below 6.0x post spin-off - The company sustains positive internal growth - The company continues to make progress towards completion of the proposed spin-off.
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"I think what we need to do is we need to build a business that sustains journalism," he said.
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That's the more fundamental issue that we haven't sorted out here: What is it that creates and sustains terrorists?
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Characters are, ostensibly, healed by romantic love, a lofty ideal that sustains the romance genre and possibly humanity itself.
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It's a film about a boy who sustains a grievous loss and emerges a little wiser for his troubles.
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Love was at the core of every decision we made in hospice, and love is what sustains us now.
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The museum sustains a free admission policy to allow the community access to its exhibitions and activities, Cullen added.
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It was written in an attempt to capture how women find something in each other that mutually sustains them.
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Plum Island's natural assets are unmatched, from stunning beaches to freshwater wetlands; it sustains 111 rare and endangered species.
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The result was the near-complete destruction of the international financial structure, and the system of capitalism it sustains.
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If Trump's rollback of the Clean Water Rule is enacted, the water that sustains our communities could become unsafe.
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What sustains this highly unusual film, and lends it an ominous momentum, is the figure of Rogowski, as Georg.
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Far from giving it the neutrality that the company purports to seek, it contributes to and sustains illegal settlements.
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The movie is about a young man Will (Sam Claflin) who sustains a spinal cord injury and becomes paraplegic.
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Here, the importance of family — the multigenerational household that sustains and constrains the hero — is both specific and universal.
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For far too many politicians and gun-worshippers, periodic human sacrifice is the necessary tribute that sustains their devotion.
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On Aura, the Puerto Rican trap/reggaeton singer-songwriter sustains a bubbly, mid-tempo electropulse for over an hour.
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The best sitcoms are jokey, yes, but full of character truth that sustains the jokes across episodes and seasons.
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The fundamentals of good health include the basics of what sustains our lives: what we eat, drink and breathe.
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This vision of gratitude is truly virtuous, sustains the common good, ensures a circle of equality, and strengthens community.
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He's jumping rope in the air on this massive rotating wheel and somehow he sustains himself in the air.
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We hope that you will also take a moment to acknowledge the democracy that sustains our freedom and achievement.
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He sustains himself as an urban Thoreauvian by not keeping an apartment; he crashes with friends and generous strangers.
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The impact, he said, would fall not just on immigrants — because their work sustains sectors that employ many Americans.
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I got the sense that her frantic energy is less a drain and more the fuel that sustains her.
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"Every species that we lose is a blow to the fragile ecosystem that sustains life on this planet," said Villa.
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We expect next year to mark a turn in its margin profile and profit growth as relative organic strength sustains.
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And we prize the culture that sustains our liberty -– a culture built on strong families, deep faith, and fierce independence.
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It sustains your conviction that, though your team may do bad things, it's only the other team that's actually bad.
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Maybe that feeling of pressure is the life-force itself—that mysterious spark of vitality that animates and sustains us.
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Aside from maintaining the global climate, intact forests stabilize weather locally and regionally, which sustains livelihoods for millions of people.
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But, unfortunately, this miracle material does have a fatal flaw — and it's wreaking havoc on the environment that sustains us.
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There's always something to be said for an entertainment that sustains its nuttiness all the way to its twisty finish.
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The principle that sustains compulsory vaccination is broad enough to cover cutting Fallopian tubes … Three generations of imbeciles are enough.
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No other auto manufacturer enjoys this type of prerelease enthusiasm — and it is Mr. Musk who single-handedly sustains it.
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And advertising dollars, the thing that sustains many media companies, are often cut first as companies contract in bad times.
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Ms. Piper sustains a dangerous, seesawing tension between the familiar, wryly civilized surface and the primal agony that swallows selfhood.
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Their philosophy is centered round a simple premise: Growing food that sustains not only its consumers, but also its environment.
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A moral witness sustains hope that some "moral community" is out there to receive and be moved by this evidence.
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And if it sustains beyond that, I don't think the calls for $80+ oil in the short term are unrealistic.
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In the financial sector, a web of regulatory subsidies sustains financial institutions' unhealthy reliance on extremely high levels of debt.
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Nigeria finally sustains some possession and methodically works the ball forward, before Victor Moses is fouled in the final third.
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Every work in this show sustains an extended reading of process, motif and meaning that is something like a performance.
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Her tone is pensive and centered, smooth and resolute; it warms and sustains tunes that often leap at unexpected angles.
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He sustains himself on sex and cinema, paid by men for the former, and spending his earnings on the latter.
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"We've always been committed to fitness and health -- it's what sustains us mentally and physically," Johnson said in a statement.
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And that could be dangerous for Trump because what sustains them is the power and the loyalty of his base.
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The measure approved on Friday, known as a continuing resolution, sustains government operations at current funding levels through next Friday.
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Our work is about local community self-determination in this transborder context — how that pushes, pulls, tears, and sustains people's lives.
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Water sustains life, offers us refreshment and covers around 71 percent of our planet's surface, according to the U.S Geological Survey.
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"All this is being studied to see where else we find the virus and how long it sustains there," he said.
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One day without eating animal products can have a huge impact in helping maintain that delicate balance that sustains us all.
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There's so much gas bubbling up that it easily catches on fire and sustains the flames for a very long time.
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The first enemy struck is "pinned" to Reinhardt and sustains heavy damage if the Charge carries Reinhardt into a solid surface.
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It sustains me in tough times and is the reason I still love my philanthropic work after more than 17 years.
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The company sustains its position through R&D and working closely with its key customers on product evolution, roadmap and delivery.
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A data-ethical company sustains ethical values relating to data, asking: Is this something I myself would accept as a consumer?
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A single "alternative fact," though it may seem trivial, can have far-reaching consequences for the web that sustains rational belief.
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For instance, it's not selling anything that needs to be implanted into the human body and sustains life, like a pacemaker.
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It isn't lack of space or resources that keeps most Palestinians poor; it's bad governance and the rejectionism that sustains it.
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"Rather than float on production value, it sustains itself on the tension of ideas, exchanged rapid-fire in gleaming office towers."
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Private-sector employers added a solid 205,000 in January, as the labor market sustains steady gains despite the turbulent global economy.
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Fed officials see 2 percent inflation as a level that sustains economic growth without putting too much upward pressure on prices.
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As hearing declines with age, the cochlea, the part of the inner ear that receives and transmits sound, sustains irreversible damage.
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The water running through the town—the aquamarine, freezing-cold creek and the cloudy, scalding-hot hot spring—sustains life here.
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Bench told him he wants future generations of his family to enjoy the same pristine wilderness that currently sustains Bench's livelihood.
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With little plot or dialogue, this farcical novel about inertia sustains momentum by the wit of its quirky Rube Goldberg prose.
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The proposed budget again tries to eliminate two missions under development but sustains two others it had tried to cancel previously.
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And here we get to the nub of what sustained Douglass and what sustains people today as they do this work.
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But with canvas seats and a lustrous wooden floor, it is so eccentric and unfamiliar that it also sustains extended study.
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The nonprofit newspaper, which focuses on Texas government and politics, sustains itself via a combination of reader donations, advertising, and philanthropy.
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It's a decisive and arresting opening, suggesting a dramatic intent that Mr. Scarlett sustains only intermittently through the 40-minute piece.
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The hyperpolarization that powered and sustains Mr. Trump is the first and essential challenge a coming era of reform must solve.
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"In its early scenes, 'Frantz' sustains the mood of a solemn, romantic period," Stephen Holden wrote in The New York Times.
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Hiking and a love of nature have provided her with a healthy coping mechanism that sustains her even on her roughest days.
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"This sustains as a 20 percent revenue grower with expanding margins in the core Google business for their foreseeable future," Mahaney said.
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This dynamic — and the constant dismissals of "fake news" that sustains it — is only viable in an atmosphere of fierce partisan conflict.
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"[The album] shows a U.S. South in which Black women live on their own love, and that love sustains them," Tinsley said.
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If it sustains its Category 5 status, it will be the first storm of that magnitude to hit the island since 1928.
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It's a salute to the power of memory, and a reminder that nothing — not art, not wealth, not fame — sustains like love.
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"This violence only sustains violence, with the people below being hit in the face with bombs," Alexis Corbiere said on Radio Classique.
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Many of those posting about Mr. Hyde see it as the kind of repetitive joke that sustains memes for years on end.
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The rest of "Ben Is Back," written and directed by Peter Hedges (father of Lucas), sustains and intensifies that clammy, anxious feeling.
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That revenue also sustains a broad community of content creators, which in turn helps keep content on the web free for everyone.
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In this week's episode, the prime mover in that respect is Chuck, and not simply because of the physical beating he sustains.
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For others, who've been competent or successful at a lot of things, it can be hard to know which one sustains them.
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The income they send home sustains the Southeast Asian nation's economy, accounting for about 10 percent of its annual gross domestic product.
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In "Persuasion," Louisa Musgrove sustains a serious blow to the head after a stunt meant to charm her apparent suitor, Captain Wentworth.
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The exhibition sustains a critical awareness of the site of the museum and the dynamics of representation and display inherent to it.
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The social contract and geopolitical norms that underpin liberal democracies and the world order that sustains them were not built for this century.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Future Developments That May, Individually or Collectively, Lead to Positive Rating Action --The company sustains total adjusted debt/EBITDAR under 5.5x.
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Success so eludes Earn, he is incredulous to find out that Paper Boi—his cousin, Wayne—sustains himself financially as a drug dealer.
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Because for robots to succeed, they need to find an application that integrates with human needs — solving real problems — and sustains their use.
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Together, these are signatures of a process known as methanogenesis—a metabolic reaction that sustains microbes in deep, dark undersea environments on Earth.
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The grow-now approach means that WeWork sustains massive overall losses: $2 billion last year, or twice what it lost the year before.
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The brain itself seems to be a complicated kind of chimera, in that it simultaneously sustains both synchronous and asynchronous firing of neurons.
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The biggest contributor to Sanders' success is neither the small-dollar donor who sustains him nor the millennials who flock to his rallies.
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Scott Tipton (R-CO) to oppose Trump's proposal, and to pass a budget that sustains and improves our outdoor heritage, not dismantles it.
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There is zero -- zero -- appetite to take a vote on something that sustains Obamacare if it doesn't have a future in the House.
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The lecturer should introduce some supporting concepts, and present to her audience a range of evidence that sustains the arc of her argument.
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Even if a pickup is only used for monthly Home Depot runs, it sustains more abuse than passenger vehicles due to its size.
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It sustains Manana even as her loving if unsupportive husband and children conspire against her literary ambitions (especially after they discover her subject).
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Springsteen sustains a croon, backed by a pedal steel guitar, a cottony bass line and a string section; there's a meditative instrumental outro.
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This is an environment that challenges the imagination, encourages outdoor adventure, sustains many cultures, and helps forge who we are as a society.
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That it hasn't says much about the success of Britain's right-wing politicians and news media in selling the narrative that sustains austerity.
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The tourism industry, which sustains much of the Caribbean economy, was shattered; some residents and tourists are still evacuating the hardest-hit areas.
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It also sustains them spiritually as a place to gather traditional herbs and medicines, conduct religious ceremonies, and connect with their ancestral heritage.
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While the movie sustains interest by weaving together familiar elements in an enticing way, the noir-ish journey proves more satisfying than the payoff.
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Understanding what is going on in the intestines is thus crucial to understanding the way the infection sustains itself once it has become established.
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Bottom line, says Kelly, while Lorraine sustains a pretty hard whack to the head, a concussion can occur even with a relatively light blow.
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We believe that if it sustains its current level of innovation, it can sustain premium growth for a long time and scale to profitability.
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Greenhouse gases contribute to the planet maintaining a temperature that can sustain life, but too much can impact the entire ecosystem that sustains us.
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If love sustains us, as Woody explains to Forky in so many ways, then we do everything we can to return and preserve it.
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"Biodiversity" is the generic term for the plant, animal, insect, fish, and other species that form the intricate web of life that sustains humanity.
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The farm is part petting zoo, with cows, goats, alpacas and emus, and part biodynamic agricultural operation that sustains the residents and their caretakers.
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The high-end audio community may be small, but it's incredibly dedicated, and it sustains such excellent companies as Grado, Audeze, and Noble Audio.
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The built world that sustains us is so vast that, for every pound of an average person's body, there are 30 tons of infrastructure.
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The reason for that is the old rule of 23, the P/E multiple sustains or comes back to 20, less the inflation rate.
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"It can be and should be a passion that sustains you long after your career is done," says Cole, when discussing the burnout buster.
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He lives in a cocoon of solipsism where the world outside himself has value — indeed exists — only insofar as it sustains and inflates him.
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Ultimately, the [trans community] is the only thing that sustains us, because men come and go, and cis people don't always quite get it.
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A healthy Salton Sea supports our wildlife, keeps our air quality safe, and sustains the communities that have relied on the Sea for generations.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Future Developments That May, Individually or Collectively, Lead to Stabilization of the Rating -The company sustains total adjusted debt/EBITDAR under 5.5x.
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Today, though, an entire world civilization, not just a regional people, has neglected and defiled the very resource base from which it sustains itself.
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"I take it ice cold straight from the bottle," Sophie said, like an adult baby who sustains herself on Diet Coke instead of milk.
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But those attributes will fall short if they're not part of a culture that fosters, sustains, respects and rewards the collaborative pursuit of knowledge.
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Individually, they exist outside of the system that sustains the higher end of college basketball and pushes it further from the rest of it.
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If DNA is just a big Dropbox for all the back-office paperwork that sustains life, how hard can it be to bug-fix?
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Most of us understand that, even if we've never visited the refuge's vast untouched wilderness, or personally witnessed the tremendous ecological diversity it sustains.
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By investigating the role of influencer, Lissette's work forces viewers to acknowledge the often gendered labor that sustains the expanding business of social media.
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Her focus and silvery tone, the way she sustains the musical line beyond what you thought possible, renders even passages of haziness fundamentally lucid.
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But many fear Bangladesh's government will not wait for ever for the Rohingyas' consent—especially since the aid money that sustains them is running out.
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Logan Lucky burrows deep in that myth, sets up shop, and demolishes its core — even as it sustains the generic shell of the hillbilly heist.
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And although eating lunch is a bright spot in my day, that's not exactly true — food is, quite literally, what sustains me to keep working.
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But Ms. Snook sustains the brisk, pragmatic air of a hockey team captain, and what should be a folie a deux becomes madness for one.
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The German economy is enjoying a growth cycle supported by low interest rates, increased state spending and a robust labor market that sustains private consumption.
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The rebels seemed ready to march on the capital, Bamako, and the south, which contains 90% of the population and sustains most of the economy.
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Those endorsements that feed his family's future—and the promotional machine that sustains them—require a modicum of forced smiles, a flurry of necessary evils.
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That will only happen if I stay focused on what's really important: making the best music I can and creating a business that sustains it.
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"I recognize under the Constitution it is the Congress that raises, sustains, and supports our armed forces through annual authorizations and appropriations," he will add.
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We want to blame someone or something, when typically the system that sustains the individual act of abuse is more complex than the anecdotal instance.
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Indeed, if the compulsive drive that sustains addiction is directed into healthier channels, this type of wiring can be a benefit, not just a disability.
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Sometimes hidden, sometimes in plain sight, artistry sustains those who keep apartment houses running all over town the way it always does, completely and involuntarily.
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Thus, if Kaepernick sustains a serious injury this season, the team will no longer be on the hook for his $14.5 million salary in 2017.
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When stars run out of hydrogen — the fuel that sustains the nuclear fusion reactors at their cores — they become unstable and collapse in on themselves.
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The Mysteries are more concerned with this life in the here and now, with what sustains it and how it might continue into the future.
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This government-owned and -operated network of depots, shipyards and arsenals sustains some 440,000 vehicles, 780 strategic missiles, 278 combat ships and almost 14,000 aircraft.
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For the first time in the community's history, it's acceptable to integrate "gamer" into the plurality of identities that any person sustains at one time.
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The low-end merchandise they import sustains countless peddlers, many of whom fan out into the countryside and even to other countries in West Africa.
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We may think we're clever with our internet-connected fridges and such, but the reality is much of what sustains us depends on simple things.
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WHAT WE DO IS WE ACQUIRE BUSINESSES, PRODUCT LINES THAT ARE IN PROVEN MARKETS AND LEAD IN TECHNOLOGY WHICH WE BUILD UP ON AND SUSTAINS.
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According to Ellen Shohat and Robert Stam, the imperial imaginary sustains a way of viewing the other through the lens of technological and ideological domination.
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If one chamber of Congress sustains the objection and another rejects it, then the governor would decide which candidate receives its state's disputed electoral votes.
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It would be nice to report that "Vinyl" sustains the momentum Mr. Scorsese establishes in the pilot, but through five episodes, it tends to bog down.
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Perhaps we can model the presence and openheartedness that make it possible to cry because the love another person has for us nourishes and sustains us.
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The largest ecosystem on Earth, the ocean provides food to more than a billion people, sustains millions of jobs and generates trillions of dollars in revenue.
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But by calling Watts my drummer, Jagger had upset the delicate balance of deference and respect that sustains the relationships between co-workers in any workplace.
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This helping hand from China will result in even more poaching and slaughter of an animal that supports and sustains some of the world's poorest people.
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Zakheim's job is to sustain and promote the vision of the 40th president, just as the nonprofit sustains the Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley, Calif.
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Send a man to Mars, he finds and farms a new kind of fish, a space fish, that sustains him beyond the regular human life span.
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When I look at other painting, the work which sustains me is work where I believe the artist; I trust what they are doing and saying.
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Instead, she told the TED audience, the world must focus on the main ingredient that sustains sexual violence: those with power and privilege preying upon others.
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"It's clear they are people of deep faith, and that that's what sustains them and gives them hope, even during dark times like this," he said.
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Watching "Moon Fate Sin," though short, is fairly hard work — its striking moments strike too seldom — but it creates and sustains an image that never falters.
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Allowing guilty students to dodge responsibility sustains the myth that victims routinely cry rape to exact revenge, or get attention, or assuage regret the morning after.
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Heller's direction carefully sustains this illusion, which breaks down our defenses; we barely notice our slip from adult movie-watching mode to childhood PBS-watching mode.
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The next day, quotes emerged from Brooklyn's finest about the experience: It was a peak that very few bands ever reach and no band ever sustains.
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That is where they do most of their annual feeding and where they pack on the fat that carries sustains them until the next summer, he said.
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"As a result of this activity, these customers have to deal with the inconvenience and hassle of identity theft, and Verizon sustains financial losses," the company wrote.
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Yet even at its most unmoored, the production sustains its focused tone and fluid rhythm through a string of witty, dialogue-heavy scenes and stark visual touches.
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"We ignore the decline of other species at our peril – for they are the barometer that reveals our impact on the world that sustains us," Barrett added.
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Two years ago the UN reckoned Kenya's fertility rate would drop to 2.1 (the point at which the population sustains itself naturally) only in the late 2070s.
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"This bill before us today sustains U.S. force structure and improves military readiness," said Senate Appropriations Committee Chairman Richard ShelbyRichard Craig ShelbyIn-space refueling vs heavy lift?
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Yet the more she sustains this strict decorum of language and sentiment, the more feeling presses against its surface: her stories are emotionally taxing, despite their reserve.
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Nuclear diplomacy with North Korea can succeed only if it produces and sustains relationships with all the essential parties in support of implementation of any deal reached.
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"This bill before us today sustains U.S. force structure and improves military readiness," said Senate Appropriations Committee Chairman Richard ShelbyRichard Craig ShelbyIn-space refueling vs heavy lift?
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She's helped make Chicago greener by supporting "guerrilla gardening" (turning vacant or abandoned lots into green spaces) and funding nonprofits such as NeighborSpace, which sustains community gardens.
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If the victim sustains more serious injuries—broken bones, for example—the abuser will encounter a small fine, community service, or a 15-day period of imprisonment.
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They inspire us to borrow their worlds and try them on for size, leading some people to write fan fiction that sustains these characters beyond the screen.
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By the end, the lie that sustains them seems no worse than the lie that the narrator has been telling herself about her relationship with her friend.
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Smoked, canned, stacked in the freezer like cordwood, their pumpkin-orange meat sustains us, as it has sustained the Tlingit community on this island for 13,000 years.
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Ms. Jones's voice sails into each note and holds it proudly, often adding a vibrato flourish as it sustains; she's secure in pitch, in melody, in faith.
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Yaffa mines a rich vein, describing his subjects' moral compromises and often ingenious ways of engaging a crooked bureaucracy to show how the Kremlin sustains its authoritarianism.
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It sustains the idea that consumption is a measure of how far we have come, whether it be as teenagers, a community, a country or a planet.
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Studies have shown that when an adolescent or young adult sustains a knee injury, for example, X-ray evidence of arthritis is often apparent within a decade.
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Bannon insisted on an ideology when Trump cares more about applause, and what generates it at a campaign rally isn't what sustains it when you're actually governing.
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Our own government, the International Trade Commission, has previously attested to the fact that the sugar program kills three manufacturing jobs for every job that it sustains.
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That's the scale and speed of reduction that scientists calculate is necessary for us to have any chance of maintaining the climate that currently sustains our civilization.
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Mouratoglou clearly thinks it is a good idea and on Thursday said mid-match coaching needed to be authorized in order to "ensure tennis sustains its development".
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There is Israel, a country that sustains a substantial nuclear arsenal as a deterrent to attack by hostile neighbors who continue to deny Israel's right to exist.
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"There's always something to be said for an entertainment that sustains its nuttiness all the way to its twisty finish," she wrote in The New York Times.
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Because it brings people together and sustains their activism, it lets them tell their stories, it lets them understand the issues better, it makes them more committed.
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Apple's iTunes transformed the way music is distributed, while its App Store is responsible for creating an entire "app economy" that sustains tens of thousands of app developers.
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She would also find it difficult, and maybe impossible, to renew the confidence and supply deal with the Northern Irish Democratic Unionists that sustains her government in office.
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Lambrick told Hyperallergic over email: No one should have to sacrifice themselves for the rest of us to live in a world that is beautiful and sustains life.
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"We expect the local currency to remain subdued in the short-term because the greenback continues to remain constrained, demand sustains," a local commercial bank treasurer said anonymously.
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Indeed, the two northeast cities are widely viewed as models in the field of climate resiliency—working to protect the fundamental infrastructure that sustains every citizen's daily life.
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In this bleak future, we live out our lives in an artificial construct known as the Matrix while machines use the energy that sustains us to power themselves.
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The New IRA, whom the police blame for the blast, are fed from the same trough that sustains criminals and terrorists the world over: ideology, hardship and disillusionment.
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Almost all of the G.O.P.'s leaders have chosen to stand with Trump because they love their jobs (and the party that sustains them) more than their country.
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While the U.S. continues to have the world's only global military capability, able to deploy anywhere, it is no longer evident that this capability effectively sustains U.S. leadership.
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I think what goes on creatively in this country, music is a big part of that, as is the party culture that creates, supports and sustains that industry.
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If the euro zone single currency sustains its break below this level it may next test the $1.13 area, which was the one-year low reached in August.
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Topics include the possible creation of two huge Antarctic marine sanctuaries and the protection of krill, the easily overfished pinkish crustacean that sustains penguins, sea birds and whales.
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"Long cycle offshore activity should see less of an impact unless the outages/geopolitical risk premium sustains for an extended period while structural oversupply likely remains," Gruber said.
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If it sustains that momentum, it will be partly because this latest entry in the puberty musical sweepstakes has traits that undeniably set it apart from its competition.
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"Fly" sustains impossibly long-breathed vocal drones over a flickering heartbeat as Mimi Parker sings, "Leave my weary bones and fly" and the video suggests a mother's death.
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That's why it is especially important that the council act: A traditional pathway to economic security, one that sustains this great city of immigrants, is being choked off.
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More than a decade later, particularly in the context of the #MeToo movement, the situation comes across as a demonstration of the victim-blaming that sustains male privilege.
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The beauty, humor and profound truth of his sentences, and his observations about the human condition, particularly about the losses one sustains as one ages, are beyond price.
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Unless a detective puzzle is so diabolically constructed that it sustains fascination in the absence of credible human interest (as in Ellery Queen), some emotional investment is desirable.
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Of course, the Syrian government and its supporters, Russia and Iran, oppose the aid, because it sustains communities that they are trying to bomb into submission and surrender.
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All this means the SP-10R sports an incredibly low wow and flutter rate — a measurement of how consistently the turntable sustains pitch and avoids distortion — of 0.015 percent.
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As more and more books are produced, and national libraries increase in size, architects will have greater potential to make such emotive statements about how literature sustains national identity.
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"My Silver Lining" has a violin-like intro that sustains itself throughout the song — something about it sounds like it's coming from deep within a yellow-and-orange forest.
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VR A VR upgrade could occur if HNB sustains higher profitability and a stronger risk buffer while asset quality remains satisfactory and the risk profile is not significantly raised.
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For one, sea life "self-replicates and self-sustains"—that is, breeds—so the military wouldn't have to maintain hardware that breaks down, rusts, and runs out of power.
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This sort of junk food media sustains us, even when we see exactly how flawed it is and even though we understand why other people might not enjoy it.
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It just remains to be seen whether Apocalypse suffers the dreaded Batman v Superman box-office drop, or sustains some healthier long-term earnings, like Captain America: Civil War.
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There are a lot of ways to think about it, but one of them is, how do you build something that sustains excellence over a long period of time?
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Good investigation can uncover the money laundering network that sustains Kim Jong-un's brutal rule, but if the U.S. does not police the dollar system, no one else will.
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Early indications are that the Trump administration's 2628 foreign aid budget will include a 28503 per cent cut in the main economic aid program that sustains peace implementation efforts.
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He told TechCrunch in an email that in the short- to mid-term, Appier's goal is to make sure that it sustains its current momentum in Japan and Korea.
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"We know the current U.S. administration has a different position on international trade than previous administrations, particularly with countries with which the U.S. sustains large trade deficits," he said.
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This is one of the smallest, but in some ways most visible, tentacles of a secretive global-trade network that sustains the North Korean regime and its hereditary dynasty.
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We believe in an open, market-based economy bound by those values, an education system that supports and sustains those values, a robust foreign policy that promotes those values.
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The design is also very high, between 83 feet and 30 feet depending on the region, so that anyone who falls from the structure sustains serious injuries or dies.
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There is almost no narrative momentum, no drive to a definite conclusion, and yet the experience sustains interest because viewers are caught in the maelstrom of the couple's present.
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The U.S. green economy generates $1.3 trillion in annual sales revenue and sustains 9.5 million full-time jobs, according to a study from University College London published on Tuesday.
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It can seem amazing to Brits that Americans, who proudly celebrate their republican founding values, contribute in such an outsized fashion to the international fandom that sustains our monarchy.
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Every person with an opioid use disorder should receive evidence-based treatment — demonstrably effective medications, coupled with counseling and behavioral therapies — that targets the whole patient and sustains recovery.
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The river houses two capitals, Vientiane of Laos and Phnom Penh of Cambodia, on its banks, nourishes the world's most productive rice paddies and sustains an astonishingly diverse ecosystem.
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Instead of a living, breathing, reverent model of abiding by an organism that sustains existence, we have within a hundred years brought the earth to a state of convulsion.
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Open Barbers now sustains me and Greygory in full-time employment and also covers all the costs of the business, which we run as a not-for-profit enterprise.
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In each of its iterations, the tally-marks were supplemented with the phrase "Dignity Strike," which has also been the primary hashtag of the Visibility Sustains the Struggle initiative.
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But the movie sustains a kind of grace and faith, with the school year's rhythms fitting into the religious holidays that can't help but seep into Lady Bird's bones.
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Golden State (possibly) sustains its standing in the short-term while looking towards the future with a cost-controlled blue chipper who can pass, shoot, and protect the basket.
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"This is the most anticipated spring training for me in a long time," said Sabathia, who will earn another $25 million in 2017 unless he sustains a left shoulder injury.
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Spokesman Isaac Okorafor said the central bank would ensure it sustains intervention to support the naira and that the bank was comfortable with its dollar reserve level of $30.3 billion.
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Fitch assumes SSNOI, excluding redevelopment, will grow 1%-2% annually through the forecast period as occupancy levels remain flat while the company sustains its low double-digit blended lease rate.
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The snowpack supplies about 30 percent of the state's water needs and melts in the spring and sustains the state during the summer when there's typically little to no rainfall.
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" Continuing, they added: "Multiculturalism is the antithesis of what the United States stands for and the foundational thinking of our founding fathers that sustains America as its own unique society.
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"Things are on the ascent but we have to see if that sustains itself," Walter Agosto, researcher at Buenos Aires think tank CIPPEC, said of the boost in infrastructure spending.
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It could be the new normal along the mighty Mekong, the 48.53,900 km (3,044 mile) river that sustains 60 million livelihoods as it flows through Laos, Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam.
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Rather, the company sustains the product through in-app purchases of cosmetic items like costumes and dance emotes, much like the most successful mobile hits of the last half-decade.
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With hard work and dedication by all of us, we will grow this team day by day and reinforce a culture of success that sustains itself with strong core values.
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The Accountant is so brazenly silly in so many ways that it borders on the tongue-in-cheek — this, perhaps, is what ultimately sustains it for more than two hours.
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" The authors continue: "Multiculturalism is the antithesis of what the United States stands for and the foundational thinking of our founding fathers that sustains America as its own unique society.
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"There is still work to be done as a matter of urgency, but if Turkey sustains the progress made, they can meet the remaining benchmarks," Mr. Timmermans said on Wednesday.
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The salmon's incredible migration also sustains people: Nearly half of the world's sockeye catch comes from this one region, which is one of the last, great salmon fisheries on Earth.
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The cover offers a portrait of the author as a fragile, dark-eyed beauty, her face bisected by a nasal cannula, and the book sustains a note of ambiguous unease.
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Ellis' next single, "What A Mess," is less dramatic than "The Drain," but it still sustains some of the drama that propels Ellis past the simple indicators of dream pop.
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S. trade relation generates $6900 billion daily in trade and services, and sustains 2628 million jobs on both sides of the Atlantic, more than half of which are U.S. jobs.
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Instead, it sustains an air of improvisational urgency, which feels appropriate to a show about making do in crisis, and it doesn't linger on obvious moments of heartbreak and humanity.
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In its early scenes, "Frantz" sustains the mood of a solemn, romantic period piece whose dignified melancholy is deepened by Philippe Rombi's Mahler-influenced soundtrack, sighing discreetly in the background.
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K sustains a wound that gradually saps his life over this portion of the movie, but that only increases the sense that the film has done something special with him.
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In a statement on the Aseman deal, Boeing cited U.S. Department of Commerce data suggesting an "aerospace sale of this magnitude creates or sustains approximately 18,000 jobs in the United States".
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The lesson of Trump's two-plus years in power is that convention-shattering comments like these will do nothing to crumble the rigid GOP base of support that sustains his presidency.
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Whatever losses the party sustains among Hispanics — and Asian-Americans also turned off by anti-immigration rhetoric — will be more than offset, they believe, by the energizing of alienated white voters.
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The key to a viral campaign that sustains its momentum, van der Linden says, is giving people incentive to keep supporting the cause on their own, independent of an annual event.
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"Our data suggest that alcohol sustains fundamental appetite signals, (and does) not just disinhibit their behavioral manifestation," wrote Denis Burdakov, who led the study at the Francis Crick Institute in London.
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Some of this abundance is easily explainable, like places where cold, nutrient-rich water often wells up to the surface and sustains lots of life — life that ultimately dies, and sinks.
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Greenpoint Open Studios is a grassroots organization that aims to provide a free and open platform for local arts that builds, sustains, and supports the thriving creative community in Greenpoint, Brooklyn.
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VIABILITY RATING Fitch may upgrade UOBT's Viability Rating if, despite the challenging environment, the bank sustains its sound asset quality and improves its profitability, with no major increase in risk appetite.
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In the tradition of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), fasting, like prayer, is meant to primarily be an act of sincere devotion to the God who lovingly sustains us.
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So all of this I think is taking place against a backdrop where as long as this backdrop sustains, it's likely that the process of normalization will proceed without significant disruptions.
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This is as opposed to hearing talk about things like teamwork, coaching, respect, and trust — all the things that employees find meaningful and that motivates them in a manner that sustains.
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Ultimately, her newcomer's ambition sustains her creative drive, along with her distinctive tendency to, no matter wherever she is and whatever she is photographing, feel inspired by the allure of film.
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But if China sustains these reductions, recent research by my colleagues and me indicates that residents will see significant improvements to their health, extending their life spans by months or years.
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In a statement on the latest deal, Boeing cited U.S. Department of Commerce data suggesting an "aerospace sale of this magnitude creates or sustains approximately 18,000 jobs in the United States".
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Our favorite life-sustaining breath molecule also sustains life below the ocean's surface, so add this to your stack of reasons we should be doing something, anything at all, about climate change.
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Today, NASA notes, the lake's water is three to five times saltier than the ocean's, creating a rich ecosystem that sustains brine shrimp, millions of migratory birds, waterfowl hunting, and so on.
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"The interbank rate is seen climbing again next week as the central bank resumes its aggressive liquidity mop up and sustains its intervention in the forex market," one senior currency trader said.
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In many ways, their online dominance is an extension of their earthly conquests, and the same flesh-and-blood behavior that propelled cats across the globe also sustains Lulu and her peers.
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That said, Ms. Lennox, an alumna of the London versions of such musicals as "Lazarus" and "Kinky Boots," sustains an impressively jagged quality as Pocahontas that allows anger and adoration to conjoin.
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"I almost look at my dancers as actors," she said, which isn't surprising, since she is one of the rare concert dance choreographers who sustains a high-level career in theater, too.
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The research adds to growing evidence of what some scientists have called an "insect apocalypse," which is threatening a collapse in the natural world that sustains humans and all life on Earth.
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Surrounded by ocean, the island has a major disadvantage to the rest of California: It can't tap the melting Sierra Nevada snow that sustains mainland farms and cities during the warm months.
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Most importantly, it fails the hundreds of millions of Americans who faithfully pay taxes expecting their elected officials to spend those dollars investing in an economy that sustains and benefits us all.
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"The only real consistent funding that sustains our company is the government-funding sources," said Emily Joy Weiner, artistic director of Houses on the Moon Theater Company, which is based in Manhattan.
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As the baby wasp grows, it sustains itself by eating the ladybug's insides, until the virus—which has infected the host's entire body—hits the brain and shuts down the central nervous system.
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The board requires operators of unmanned aircraft to report any accident, and almost all accidents are investigated if the drone weighs more than 300 pounds and sustains substantial damage, requiring a major repair.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES FENGHUI'S IDRS AND SILVER SPARKLE'S SENIOR NOTES Positive rating action may result if Fenghui sustains improvement in its funding and liquidity, and reduction in asset growth commensurate with internal capital generation.
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In small amounts, keto acids don't harm the body, but if the body sustains ketosis, the acids can trigger side effects that range from nausea and fatigue to dizziness and abnormal heart rhythms.
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But what really sustains the book is not so much the interweaving as Nemens's capacious, cleareyed understanding, which goes way beyond that of the casual fan, and her evident sympathy for her characters.
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CHINA DATA: China posted weaker-than-expected industrial output, investment and retail sales for May on Thursday, signalling further weakness ahead if Beijing sustains its crackdown on factory pollution and local government spending.
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KBH should show some of the highest growth in the space this year, and if the company sustains its order momentum, it has the potential to produce order growth of 30%+ in 4Q.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The ratings could be upgraded if the region's net overall risk falls below 70% of current revenue and if the region sustains strong operating performance with an operating margin above 20%.
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The reelection of Nancy Pelosi in the House as Minority Leader is reflective of a party that does not want to conduct a formal AAR that assesses strengths and weaknesses, sustains and improves.
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The ratings further take into account Milan's wealthy economy that sustains the city's tax base and Fitch's expectation that direct debt will remain at around 150% of operating revenue over the medium term.
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Worldwide spending on internet advertising, the business that sustains internet giants like Google and Facebook, will be $2030 billion this year—larger than the taxi market, which is estimated at roughly $100 billion.
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A whole genre of mediocre journalism, which sustains itself on the insight that perception matters more than substantive truth in politics, will portray this as "bad news for Democrats," and recriminations will begin.
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Much of her work sustains itself not so much on the kind of cinematic structure and imagery we're given here, as on the quality of her insights into the conditions of modern life.
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VICE spoke to a 23-year-old drug dealer who works in a beachside town on the east coast of Costa Rica to find out how tourism sustains his and his family's lives.
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Ms. Lloyd's production sustains the atmosphere of do-it-yourself creativity, though the marvelous senses-scrambling lighting (James Farncombe) and sound design (Pete Malkin) are probably beyond most prison arts-and-crafts budgets.
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It is imperative our leaders focus on effective management and implementation of policy married with the consideration and understanding of the lifelong impact that wartime military service sustains on America's citizens and warriors.
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What news publishers really need are active partners who are willing to embrace the idea that quality journalism sustains our civic society and that the answer to bad information is more good information.
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"Just a Little Bit" leans toward jazz and Minimalism, with the meticulous Brian Blade on drums carrying a syncopated pulse as Jones sustains a drone on organ and ornaments it sporadically on piano.
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That's good news for the state's snowpack, which supplies about 30 percent of the state's water needs as it melts in the spring and sustains the state through the hot and dry summer months.
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According to the city ordinance, anyone who files a false report can face a $500 fee, plus "up to three times the amount of damages the city sustains," including court, collection, and attorney costs.
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He observes that, regardless of the triggering mutation, the pattern of gene expression—and associated protein activity—that sustains a tumour is, for a given type of cancer, almost identical from patient to patient.
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Siblings Ki-jung (Park So-dam) and Ki-woo (Choi Woo-shik) embed themselves as educators in the affluent Park family household, inextricably linking the disparate families and the social structure that sustains them.
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The justification for this move, of course, is low interest rates, but when high-cash companies go after cheap money, it merely sustains abundant cash and the potential for the problems it can bring.
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"We deplore any act that sustains and empowers extremists on all sides including today's attacks, as well as forced migration, increased displacement, and all forms of violence directed against civilians in Syria," he said.
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With no clear resolution to the case, what sustains Mari and her two remaining daughters (Thomasin McKenzie and Oona Lawrence) is the community they build with the relatives and friends of the other victims.
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It's hard to tell whether close-miked acoustic resonances or electronic sustains hover behind "Bardo," especially because Chris Illingworth plays both inside the piano and on the keyboard, though I'd suspect electronics are involved.
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Ten years Nell's senior, Joan has an austere elegance that's enough to make an awkward, unsophisticated loner from Kansas fall dangerously in love — the performative, medieval variety that sustains itself precisely because it's unrequited.
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But much of the export growth comes from refining imported oil and exporting the final product — an activity that sustains tens of thousands of jobs, but does not filter through to the broader economy.
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Similarly, when No. 19 Colorado, which is 5-0 against teams that are a combined 13-17 (plus lower-tier New Hampshire), sustains its first loss — — the feeling in Boulder will probably be similar.
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At best, one reaches a measure of understanding — including drawing the significant distinction between the hurt one inherits and the hurt one sustains — which, ideally, should stop you from inflicting this hurt on others.
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Any act or policy that sustains the lifeblood of the Communist dictatorship in Beijing is an offense to the peoples whom that dictatorship persecutes and oppresses — in Tibet, Xinjiang, Hong Kong and mainland China.
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Given that only the two principals testified on national TV, the information that potential witnesses denied any knowledge was not front-and-center nor as credible without an independent determination that sustains those facts.
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While it sustains a consistent atmosphere and largely sticks to one group of sounds and samples, the track refuses to dedicate its entire self to the cultivation and exploration of a single musical moment.
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It was thus especially significant that Visibility Sustains the Struggle returned on Tuesday night to the offices of Artis, now reciprocally reframing the earlier action in light of the Dignity Strike and vice-versa.
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Whether dreaming up blow-dryer-headed soldiers who move in lifelike formation or a planet made entirely of skyscrapers, Mr. Lucas still champions wondrous visions over bleak ones and sustains his love of escapist fun.
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That Leicester is in this fight, even with a reduced lead of just two points, sustains what has been an extraordinary season for such a self-styled "little" club among the monsters at the top.
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It also goes without saying that Trump will use any criticism as fuel for the fire of self-pity and bitterness that sustained him through a brutal presidential campaign and now sustains a quagmired presidency.
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" According to the city's municipal code, anyone who makes a false report can face a $500 fine "plus up to three times the amount of damages the City sustains as a result of the violation.
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" A cardiac ablation "is a procedure that can correct heart rhythm problems (arrhythmias)," according to Mayo Clinic, and "works by scarring or destroying tissue in your heart that triggers or sustains an abnormal heart rhythm.
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Instead, if the robot is going to pause, it should give a nonverbal signal that it's "thinking," like a "hmm," which keeps the conversation going and sustains the illusion of the robot being human-like.
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Food is common insofar as it sustains all of us, yet food also bears the marks of cultural and culinary distinctness, thus constituting a wonderful entry into the exchange of cultures, languages, tastes and dispositions.
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Positive rating action is unlikely in the near term given WYNN's high leverage but Fitch may consider an upgrade to 'BB+' as gross leverage starts to approach 4x and after net leverage sustains below 4x.
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APPROPRIATE LEVERAGE BDN's ratings reflect Fitch's expectation that the company sustains leverage in the mid-0003x range through the cycle, which is appropriate for a 'BBB-' rated REIT with Brandywine's asset profile and operating strategy.
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Ms Weigel argues that this arrangement sustains the fiction that men are still in control of courtship—and may also explain why, in these uncertain economic times, the labour of love is so terribly confusing.
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I will be there and be part of the new Poor People's Campaign as it begins and sustains six weeks of events to affirm and embody principles of nonviolence, economic justice and moral direct action.
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CHINESE GROWTH: China's industrial output, investment and retail sales all grew less than expected, offsetting upbeat trade data and suggesting further weakness ahead if Beijing sustains its crackdown on factory pollution and local government spending.
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The Department of Commerce estimates that every increase of $1 billion in exports sustains nearly 6,19343 jobs, and that export-related jobs pay on average 18 percent more than jobs focused on the domestic market.
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It is a system that treats Mother Earth not as the source of life and of everything that sustains life, but as both a treasure trove to be exploited and as a vast waste pit.
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But the degree of political damage he sustains, and how the scandal affects the October elections, depend on whether he can convince Canadians, in an open venue and in detail, that he did no wrong.
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In short, in the space of barely a year, the very foundations of museums — the money that sustains them, the art that fills them, the decision makers that run them — have been called into question.
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But Mr. Nyuade's satirical approach, mingling hilarity and horror, suits the show's preference for polemical indirection, just as his semiabstract style, which foregrounds color and texture, sustains a prevailing focus on traditional studio formal skills.
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"Shot in black-and-white, the movie beautifully sustains a vision of the West as wild in the most primal and scary sense of the word," Stephen Holden wrote in a Times review in 1996.
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This synergy brings hundreds of aspiring designers to New York each year to learn their craft and start their lines, and it sustains some 200,000 jobs and generates billions of dollars of revenue every year.
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On Monday, Reuters journalist Nidhi Verma was awarded the prestigious Ramnath Goenka Award, which pays tribute to journalists who showcase courage and commitment to produce work that generates and sustains public trust in the media.
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But then one reason Scott Moncrieff's Proust sounds so Jamesian is that James's circularity sustains sexual euphemism in a way that Proust's more clinical kind does not, and those euphemisms were essential to English publication.
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"The global rate cut trend is driving a hunger for asset(s), which sustains the international capital flow to China market and consequently further eases renminbi depreciation pressure," they said in a note on Monday.
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"The beauty of it is it is a sustainable method — once you put it out it sustains itself in the environment and gives ongoing protection," said Scott O'Neill, dean of science at Monash University in Australia.
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On August 3rd and 4th, the European Space Agency and NASA's Solar and Heliospheric Observatory witnessed a Kreutz sungrazer comet plunge recklessly toward the 10,000-degree ball of plasma that sustains you and everyone you love.
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Wanda's financial profile will deteriorate faster than we expected if it sustains the expansion of its new Wanda Plaza projects at 1H8523 levels and fails to make headway to fund this expansion with third-party funding.
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With two planets that love to lob challenges our way posted up in a sign that sustains itself on success, it's just a matter of time before we all start to feel the pressure to perform.
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That's about the same value as a dozen Sydney Opera Houses — except instead of housing artists and performers, the Great Barrier Reef shelters and sustains everything from algae, worms, and snails to fish, turtles, and sharks.
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On the other side of the United States, in Oregon, we see record-setting droughts and intensifying wildfires, the loss of the snowpack that sustains our agricultural system, and ocean acidification that threatens our seafood industry.
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Fertility rates in the Philippines, Laos, Cambodia, Indonesia and Vietnam exceed 20203 births per woman — the level that sustains a population — but rates below 1.5 in Singapore and Thailand mean their populations will decline without immigration.
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"We care because this country's public lands are the bedrock of an industry that sustains 7.6 million good jobs in urban and rural America, making kids, families and individuals, healthier and happier," spokesperson Alex Thompson said.
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"The global recovery sustains the momentum but the local economy is faced with threats including a possible slowdown in exports due to the U.S.'s higher tariffs," said Yoon Yeo-sam, an economist at Meritz Securities.
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However, the movement birthed literally hundreds of other bands, and, four decades on, sustains a fanatical network of diehard crate diggers searching for that elusive Neat Records seven-inch or Tygers of Pan Tang picture disc.
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Op-Ed Contributor In recent weeks, supermarket shelves in parts of France have been bereft of the butter that sustains French cooking and baking, not to mention the quintessential Gallic pleasure of a baguette au beurre.
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"We change the economic signal and bring it into balance, and balance is what we have lost when it comes to our relationship with creation, with the Earth, that sustains our ability to live," he said.
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"By continuing to hold rituals and events in Lee Chapel, the university, wittingly or not, sustains the Shrine of the South and the memory of Lee as a commander of the Confederate Army," the report said.
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Because of the health law and the provision that insurance companies cannot exclude patients based on preexisting conditions, I was able to have access to the treatment that saved my life -- and sustains it to this day.
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Mr Mishra sustains an angry assault on the notion—which in his depiction risks creating a straw man—that progress has led in a graceful arc from the Enlightenment to the liberal internationalism that prevailed until recently.
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Starring a vacant Bruce Willis in his Broadway debut and a hard-working Laurie Metcalf, this story of a best-selling author held captive by a psychopathic fan sustains a steady, drowsy room temperature throughout (1:30).
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Starring a vacant Bruce Willis in his Broadway debut and a hard-working Laurie Metcalf, this story of a best-selling author held captive by a psychopathic fan sustains a steady, drowsy room temperature throughout (24111:21978).
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Specifically, if the bank sustains an adjusted impairment ratio (NPLs plus LTM charge-offs) consistently below 6%, and operating profit-to-RWA ratios above 13%, coupled with maintaining its current adequate liquidity profile and reasonable capital metrics.
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Administration officials reject that critique, noting the historic pattern of losses that a president's party often sustains in off-year elections and the eight House seats Democrats regained when Mr. Obama was on the ballot in 2012.
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But, outside the U.S., the reach of these measures is limited unless Treasury sustains its initial designations with updated identifying and financial data, and also targets those who provide material support and financial services to designated entities.
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"If the U.S. 10-year yield sustains last week's push higher, it would support a bullish Financials (cyclicals) and bearish Utilities (defensive) trade that is similar to those coming off the 2016 and 2012 lows," they wrote.
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Given Kim's actions, and the fact that the nuclear program is a crucial ingredient of the personality cult and narrative of US aggression that sustains his regime, there is every reason to believe the foreign ministry's warnings.
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There is virtually no legal consequence for a team when a fan loses vision, sustains a fractured skull or needs multiple operations after being hit by a foul ball — all of which have happened in recent years.
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"Beyond the awesome destruction, it's not easy to build the character, story, emotion — the glue that sustains a series — when it's all about the monster," said David A. Gross, who runs Franchise Entertainment Research, a movie consultancy.
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This notion, that the world's most powerful country might actually try to shake up the global order that sustains its power, is deeply stupid, which is why Georgetown's Nexon labeled it "geopolitical suicide" in the first place.
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Lurking by Joanne McNeilThough it never quite sustains the momentum of its knockout first chapter about Google, this personal history of the internet, forthcoming in February, manages a sensitive sharpness to which more tech critics should aspire.
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Soil health is critical for agriculture and natural resource management because only healthy soil can effectively cycle nutrients and capture and store water, which sustains plant and crop life and helps to build resilient, productive agricultural systems.
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Packing boxes to a merciless timetable and under the watchful eye of a supervisor (Aleksandar Mikic) who may in fact be more sympathetic than he seems, Tamsin sustains cuts to her body and her already fragile ego.
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"Without him who sustains our lives, life itself is empty," Today the threat comes from a virus that makes no distinction between believers and atheists, but the fundamental tension between religion and secular authorities is still there.
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Japanese officials said Abe will use the opportunity to review Tokyo's sense of regional threats and go over trade and investment to make clear that Japan creates and sustains US jobs, including 1.5 million in the auto industry.
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FUKUOKA, Japan, Nov 29 (Reuters) - Bank of Japan board member Takako Masai on Thursday stressed the importance of maintaining a massive stimulus programme to ensure the economy sustains momentum to achieve the central bank's 2 percent inflation target.
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The largest aerospace sector in Europe and second in the world behind the United States, the British industry generates exports worth 30 billion pounds ($39 billion) a year and sustains 123,000 direct jobs, plus as many again indirectly.
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After all, his unconventional willingness to stay permanently on the attack and rejecting the guardrails of political correctness is the behavior that makes him appealing to his voters and cements the bedrock of the political base that sustains him.
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The redefinition sustains this exchange of goods and information into the future, and it will support the development of new technology that requires precise measurement, like building microchips for quantum computers or medicine that's tailored to an individual's genome.
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As long as the inferiority of the Bucks or their arena affords it, the Bradley Center sustains this anomaly: black fans and white fans sharing even the lower concourse, sitting next to each other, cheering for the same team.
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"What this budget does is pick up and sustains essentially increase in end strength over 6900,2628 from what the '28503 column in the [fiscal year] '22019 budget was," John Roth, acting Pentagon comptroller, said during last week's budget briefing.
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Willy Lam, an adjunct professor at the Chinese University of Hong Kong's Center for China Studies, said Xi turned his five years in Zhejiang province into a major advantage, building a power base that sustains him to this day.
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Mr. McBurney, who does McIntyre's voice as that of a strapping stoic from a cowboy film, sustains the momentum of his story as tensely and enjoyably as if it were a Rudyard Kipling yarn, albeit of a postcolonial ilk.
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As more and more things become unlocked and new areas open up, the momentum of the game keeps going and the wonder of what's still to come sustains excitement long past the point where past games slipped into routine.
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As well as being home to more than 400 types of hard coral, the World Heritage site sustains an ecosystem comprised of over 1,500 species of fish while 30 species of whales, dolphins, and porpoises have been recorded there.
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And he has a voice full of eccentric intensity: a baritone croon that he often sustains with a raw, stubborn quaver, and a falsetto that he used, in one song, for a tune he declared was given to him by angels.
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Ms. Iguchi, one of the three courtiers, her feet apart in a ballet fourth position, sustains a huge backbend — the curve of her spine is wonderful — but meanwhile her feet keep treading ground beneath her, sending big ripples through her body.
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Nonetheless, police officers killing innocent black people is still crucial as well: It is this aspect of the relationship between the cops and black communities that creates and sustains the entire sense that black people live under siege from racism.
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The Mekong River, which sustains 60 million livelihoods as it flows through Laos, Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam, is under threat from at least 39 hydro-electric dams being built or under development upstream of Vietnam, most of them in China.
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Now, many groups, including those representing business communities, hunters, anglers, tourism operators, and the $887 billion outdoor retail industry, which sustains 7.6 million American jobs, have stepped forward to voice their support for preserving public lands — and the Antiquities Act.
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"In aggregate, we see a scenario where in FY19 AAPL sustains $12+ EPS and, assuming the valuation frameworks remains stable/improves, it should get AAPL stock toward $192–195/sh, which would equate to market cap > $1.0 trillion," he wrote.
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Given these substantial economic and jobs numbers, it is no surprise that our industry has taken a strong stand on a central issue that sustains the outdoor recreation industry and economy – investment, access to and enhancement of our public lands infrastructure.
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Words spilling out of her, Foy sustains a daunting level of energy while maintaining sympathy for this often-tearful woman and her exposed nerve ends; Smith, as a musician who goes corporate, offers a study in patience, but never saintly.
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The Supreme Court appears likely to delay its ruling until early January and, assuming it sustains the High Court, a short enabling bill will then be submitted to Parliament, permitting the Government to invoke Article 50 in March as planned.
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This Thanksgiving, remember that our lives are a gift, that all we have and all that sustains us are gifts, and that we can choose -- even around the most awkward holiday table -- to be thankful with and for each other.
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That is why there is a majority in Congress that could pass a new NAFTA that sustains duty-free access for U.S. exports but eliminates the corporate poison pills and adds strong labor and environmental standards with swift and certain enforcement.
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Also, the notion that children need to be "returned" to nature sustains a Eurocentric view of nature as something "out there" and separate from us humans, rather than considering the ways in which humans are always a part of nature.
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Seeing this flamboyant solitary wasp, whose venom helped keep it alive on earth many millions of years before humans first appeared, the beauty of the sting was self-evident: not for the pain it causes, but for the life it sustains.
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If South Korea's economy sustains its current growth pace in spite of looming U.S. protectionist moves and other uncertain factors, a majority of those surveyed sees the BOK raising the policy rate to 1.75 percent at its May 24 meeting.
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Mr. Carrey, the human Looney Tune who turned sad clown in films like the Andy Kaufman biopic "Man on the Moon," has a gift for showing both the outward performance and the inner mania that sustains or fights against it.
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Or to recognize the plaintive self-reassurance in the rhythmic physical undulations that Ms. Yurevich's Natalia sustains as she carefully remembers remembering her early days out of prison, when freedom felt like an illusion that could evaporate in an instant.
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What was originally connected with a golden spike at Promontory Summit, Utah is now a 140,000-mile network that carries approximately 40 percent of intercity freight, moves one third of all U.S. exports and sustains more than one million jobs.
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"I can't love my neighbor if I'm not protecting the earth that sustains them and defending their rights to clean water, clean air, and a stable climate," Kyle Meyaard-Schaap, a national organizer for Young Evangelicals for Climate Action, told Grist.
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All four iterations of "A Star is Born" are fascinating era-specific snapshots of the entertainment industry, and with his directorial debut, Bradley Cooper contends with an ascendant moment for female pop artists and the star-making machinery that sustains them.
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However things unfold, images like those produced on Tuesday and within the Visbility Sustains the Struggle intiative more broadly will testify to an unending struggle for dignity that cannot be contained by the shackles of prison or the fetters of occupation.
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Of course, it might not a good idea to eat cake out of a trash can in the real world, no matter how many gunshot wounds you've sustained, but the idea of food as something that heals and sustains us is sensible.
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"He is on the way to establishing himself as the official interpreter of an ancient, archaic institution to the generations that are already distant in both time and culture from the world that sustains his grandmother," the Guardian staff opined in an editorial.
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"When you've got a franchise that has this kind of heritage and you've got a franchise that generates X amount of millions of people, if it sustains, does that mean it's the end?" he said at the Television Critics Association winter press tour.
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Monsoon season delivers about 953 percent of India's annual rainfall and is key to the success of the farm sector, which accounts for about 15 percent of India's $2 trillion economy but sustains nearly two thirds of the country's 1.3 billion people.
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Perry can lead the nation along the path that Texas has pioneered, but only if he sustains DOE's key energy functions, working closely with allies at the White House, in Congress and across the country as well as in the department itself.
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It was a rare rebuke of one of the country's rapidly growing farming companies, and comes as China sustains a years-long effort to tackle its notorious pollution problem that includes frequently calling out companies that have failed to comply with regulations.
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"Love, Simon" is so accessible that gay teens don't even appear to be its target audience; rather, the movie seems more ideally suited to young women — essentially the U.S. equivalent of the avid female readership that sustains Japan's massive yaoi comic-book market.
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Anyway, away from that, I think that is probably much more likely that you go through life and you meet many people that teach you things and are your significant person for a period of time, and it either sustains or it doesn't.
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After all, it's Israel — and no other nation — that sustains the rocket fire that the terrorists of Hamas direct from Gaza, and it's Israel that suffers the consequences of anti-Jewish incitement by the supposedly moderate Palestinian Authority from the West Bank.
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Francisco Palmieri, the acting assistant secretary of State for western hemisphere affairs, said at a Senate hearing on Tuesday that Tillerson will assemble an Accountability Review Board (ARB), a special panel convened when a U.S. diplomat sustains any serious injury while abroad.
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They fear nothing; they have nothing to lose... Adults don't dare to because we have a position to lose, a work responsibility that sustains our home; we have thousands in debts and the daily concerns we live with because we don't have enough.
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The prime minister has already shown he is keen to push for technology in farming, which sustains more than two-thirds of India's population, by reversing an effective ban on field trials of GM food crops soon after taking office in 2014.
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When a new team shows a new way of winning and sustains itself over a period of time, at least one team is compelled to make that method work for them and as the sample size of success grows, so does the imitation.
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The San Jose-born, North Carolina-based illustrator Elliana Esquivel sustains a weekly online stream of rough ideas and fully realized pieces across various outlets, freely sharing the conceptual wireframes behind her figures, or the graph paper drawing behind the polished end result.
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In a community, even one as loose as that of people who enjoyed watching Craig Sager ask Erik Spoelstra questions while dressed like a psychedelic loveseat, caring is the currency; the exchange of it is how that community expresses and sustains itself.
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But that doesn't stop the cheeky young Alexander from announcing at the start that the play may feel both long and boring: Best to lower expectations from the outset, even if Mr. Webster's three-act production clips along and sustains interest throughout.
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"Unless urgent action is taken now, we may be on the brink of losing the world's largest and most biodiverse rainforest, which has evolved for at least 58 million years and sustains the lives of tens of millions of people," Antonelli said.
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That act sustained me and sustains me still — this vain hope that if only we make food for one another and share it with open hearts we can push forward together in understanding, and together maybe make the world a better place.
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By analyzing the electrical responses to sound that happen in the brain after an athlete sustains a concussion, Kraus hopes to be better able to biologically determine when that athlete is ready to return to play without further damage to the brain.
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Higher raw material costs are expected to weigh on profit by 90 billion yen, while R&D investment will knock 35 billion yen from its bottom line this year as it sustains investment in developing automated driving functions and lower-emission vehicles.
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It's hardly new territory, but Baumbach (whose divorce from actress Jennifer Jason Leigh provides some of the film's underpinnings) tackles the material with a mix of humor, anguish and absurdity that sustains interest, emphasizing how unpleasant and frustrating much of this can be.
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For all the sops to unity — "We all bleed the same blood" — in Trump's speech Tuesday to a joint session of Congress, this is an administration ready to fan division if it sustains the fire of a mass movement wedded to its leader.
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ABRONS ARTS CENTER This gallery at the Henry Street Settlement has a long record of nurturing socially conscious art, and sustains it with "Archival Alchemy," a group show assembled by Saisha Grayson for the 20th anniversary of the South Asian Women's Creative Collective.
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It at least sustains a cool pictorial grandeur in its portrayal of the Nazi invasion of Poland as bombers sweep the skies and armored tanks roll into Warsaw as the city erupts in panic, its peace and quiet shattered in one horrifying instant.
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Hype is the most cited reason: that the buzz around the brand is what sustains that same buzz—that a sighting of Drake or Kanye in Supreme is what inspires people to bid themselves into bankruptcy when the same item appears on eBay.
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Each installment is about the web of life in a place — how the food chain that sustains a Siberian tiger begins with pine cones on a forest floor, how life in a river depends on steam rising from trees hundreds of miles away.
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However, Bey's admission that there was perhaps something in her blood, the very thing that sustains her, implicates a powerlessness that she shares with every last one of us: a history that she has no control over, one full of broken relationships and trauma.
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The appeal of this pitch has allowed organized social nudism, as a sporadic practice for some or a lifestyle for others, to endure in America for about 90 years, slowly growing until it now sustains more than 200 nudist beaches, camps, or resorts nationwide.
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"Wind now supplies clean and efficient power to the equivalent of 32 million American homes, sustains 20403 U.S. factories, and delivers more than one billion dollars a year in new revenue to rural communities and states," AWEA CEO Tom Kiernan said in a statement.
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"This wonderfully written and wildly entertaining study of the most winning sports teams in history has more to say about leadership, engagement, and the chemistry that sparks and sustains extraordinary achievement than a decade's worth of leadership books," says Strategy + Business reviewer Sally Helgesen.
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The project sustains both emotional and intellectual resonance by a multiplicity of strategies, including the landscape genre itself, recognition of the sociological realities of land development, and by the artist's coming to terms with stickier issues like an indirect complicity in the addressed vice.
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I came to Easter Island while leading a tour for The New York Times Company, and those of us in the group were staggered by the statues — but also by the reminder of the risks when a people damages the environment that sustains it.
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This time around, Trump finds himself on a collision course even with members of his own party, who earlier this year funded the government for the rest of the 2017 fiscal year with a bill that actually sustains federal research spending, including at NIH.
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There are other complete recorded Holmeses (as it happens, the current collection omits the last book of all, presumably on copyright grounds), but none that sustains the course so buoyantly, and none with the added pleasure of the reader's pithy commentary on each book.
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The Court for the most part sustains this position: during the period prior to the time the fetus becomes viable, the Constitution of the United States values the convenience, whim or caprice of the putative mother more than life or potential life of the fetus.
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I recognize time spent in the studio is time away from my family and so I strive to balance my time out as best as I can, knowing that my artistic practice brings me joy in life and is also what sustains us financially.
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Though originally published in 1967 for a pocket collection, it's a perfect choice for this delightful 4 x 6 inch clutch of unconventional three, as it sustains the scale and ephemeral quality of the Correspondance impetus (as indeed does the format for all three works).
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The question of time imposes itself with special intensity in the case of Visibility Sustains the Struggle, a participatory initiative launched last month by the artist-organizers of Decolonize This Place in solidarity with the hunger strike and the Palestinian freedom movement more generally.
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LG: And again, the company sustains that way, if it's providing an immense value to it's current users, who understand how it works and get all the language of it and just basically get it, but it doesn't ever really grow in the way that Facebook has.
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In this version of her story, what happened to Tony in the first Iron Man movie also happens to Pepper, who sustains extensive internal injuries and shrapnel wounds from an explosion and has to have a magnet surgically implanted in her chest to keep her alive.
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A closed economy of human flesh and sex-slavery sustains a surreal hierarchy based on seat numbers; eventually the hero finds a way to guide the plane out of the band of night in which it has been perpetually flying, down to Earth and into the light.
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It noted that "Canada is the most important foreign market for thirty-five U.S. States, and more than $2 billion in two-way trade flows across our shared border every day," which creates and sustains millions of good-paying jobs for middle-class Americans and Canadians.
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"Today's announcement is more than about reducing single-use plastic waste, it's also about showing millions of kids and adults from around the world the many ways we can change our daily habits to care for the oceans and protect nature that sustains us all," Sanjayan said.
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Open the hand and give me the sweet sweet crumb as if a god as if the wind as if the burning dew as if never hear open the hand and give me the sweet dirty crumb or give me perhaps the tender heart that sustains you.
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This latest offering from the author of the Pulitzer Prize-winning "Clybourne Park" sustains the bustle, buoyancy and unblinking bawdiness of novels like Henry Fielding's "Tom Jones" so successfully, for so long that you wonder if Mr. Norris and his director, Michael Greif, can keep it afloat.
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In addition to the ballistic missile tests, the government provides lethal aid to Houthi rebels in Yemen, harasses shipping in the Persian Gulf, sustains the regime of Bashar al-Assad in Syria, backs Hezbollah and Hamas, supports violent Shiite militias in Iraq and represses its own people.
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The possibility of a Republican challenging Trump in the election is high, especially if the party sustains sizable losses in Congress in 2018 and the number of Americans who disapprove of the President -- currently hovering around the 40% mark -- stays substantially lower than his approval rating.
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IF AN EFFECTIVE international agreement to curb climate change were not a tough enough nut to crack, consider the scale of the challenge facing the United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD): to protect the biological, ecological and genetic diversity that sustains all life on Earth.
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Mapping the sun's poles could allow scientists for the first time to observe the concentrated source of solar wind — a stream of plasma and charged particles that beam outward and sustains the solar system's protective outer bubble that breathes in and out in harmony with the solar wind.
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Mapping the sun's poles could allow scientists for the first time to observe the concentrated source of solar wind — a stream of plasma and charged particles that beam outward and sustains the solar system's protective outer bubble that breathes in and out in harmony with the solar wind.
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"Congress must end this regulatory rinse-and-repeat cycle by passing a strong national framework that applies to all companies, maintains our dynamic and open internet, and sustains our global digital leadership for the next generation and beyond," said Jonathan Spalter, CEO of US Telecom, in a statement.
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Hogan's popularity shows how ultimately tenuous the progressive coalition that sustains the Democratic Party really is: Remove affective conservatism—reactionary culture-war-stoking and blunt appeals to white supremacy—from the plutocratic agenda, and well-off liberals may find themselves far more receptive to a right-wing politician.
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A movie that sustains a 100% Rotten Tomatoes rating after over 100 reviews, wins the Cannes Palme D'Or by unanimous vote, sells out festival screenings in minutes, and causes people to wait in line for stand-by tickets four hours in advance, has a lot to live up to.
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Yet anyone who thought that being implicated in a crime in one of the most sensational political moments of recent history would soon temper Trump's behavior, stop his White House peddling untruths or reshape the political terrain that sustains his presidency is being disappointed -- at least for now.
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Visibility Sustains the Struggle is first a foremost a contribution to the global upsurge in support and visibility for the hunger strikers; but it is also a call to recognize the essential importance of prisoner's struggles around the world, including those of black freedom movement in the United States.
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That will have an effect on a number of areas, but one in particular will be how money moves in and out of the U.K. economy; and given that this is part of what sustains the business model of Funding Circle, you can see how this might impact trading more acutely.
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There's a dark joke at the core of War Dogs that's so good it almost sustains this so-so comedy all on its own: What if the jerk Americans who got rich off the Iraq War were the same type of asshole bros who were the antiheroes of The Hangover?
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Toronto sustains a vibrant film culture (partly thanks to the year-round programming that has sprung up around TIFF), which means the hundreds of thousands of attendees at the festival are frequently film-literate and excited to see the wide variety of movies programmed there, not just to spot stars.
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"I'm proud that the UK stood with you on the 15 July last year in defense of democracy and now it is important that Turkey sustains that democracy by maintaining the rule of law and upholding its international human rights obligations as the government has undertaken to do," she said.
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It's close to the TV that hosts streamed keynotes and the dry-erase board where we plan our days; it's just a hop away from the kitchen, where we keep the food and drink that sustains us; most importantly, it's close to the door, handy for both ventilation and escape purposes.
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"The Grand Canyon is a culturally significant area which sustains life for many tribal people and cultures, [and] it is encouraging to see the outpouring of support from across all walks of life for the [monument]," Shan Lewis, president of the Inter Tribal Council of Arizona, said of the petition.
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The script is missing the fully imagined, immersive amplitude of Ms. Rowling's novels, but she did such a remarkable job in those volumes conjuring a fictional universe that this play nimbly sustains itself simply by situating its canny story line in that world and remaining true to its characters and rules.
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What's so clear-eyed about season two is that no matter what happens in regard to Gilead, whether it falls or sustains itself for a million years, June is always going to carry a part of it within her, a thorn hammered into her side by the bluntest of hammers.
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While he sustains his pell-mell pace from the first page to the last, he also covers an enormous amount of territory, carrying the reader from a brutally funny description of childhood in the heart of the Midwest to an unflinching excoriation of the racism embedded in the American justice system.
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The quote does not reflect my thoughts nor the policies of the organizations with which I have been involved In closing, I would like to invite both the author and Hyperallergic to re-engage with our Arab Art & Education Initiative (AAEI) and better understand the diverse funding model that sustains it.
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Abt, meanwhile, says the production of false teeth is particularly lucrative in North Korea, where the teeth can be made for a fraction of what it costs to produce them in the Philippines, which has the most denture wearers per capita in Asia and sustains a large denture-making industry.
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Centuries before the age of social media, in his "Politics," Aristotle explicitly outlined the vital trait that sustains modern democratic coexistence, separates us from other species and makes us, in his famous words, a "political animal": the faculty of speech, or, in the Greek, "logos," meaning not only speech but reason.
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He hosts a nightly call-in show, answering questions about everything from the way he sustains his existence (he eats rats, and drinks water from a "trickle running down the wall") to how highly he ranks his current "state of happiness" (even buried alive, he manages a four out of 10).
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"The river, for example, is the living symbol of all the life it sustains or nourishes—fish, aquatic insects, water ouzels, otter, fisher, deer, elk, bear, and all other animals, including man, who are dependent on it or who enjoy it for its sight, its sound, or its life," Douglas wrote.
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Toronto sustains a vibrant film culture (partly thanks to the year-round programming that has sprung up around TIFF), which means the hundreds of thousands of attendees at the festival are frequently film-literate and excited to see the wide variety of movies in the lineup, not just to spot stars.
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The region's rapidly aging population and the loss of its traditional manufacturing activity have eroded an economic base that could support a "strongly upwardly mobile middle class of the kind that sustains high-level educational activity," David Barnhizer, a professor emeritus at Cleveland-Marshall College of Law, wrote in a March research paper.
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On Wednesday, a coalition led by the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia invaded the Red Sea port of Al Hudaydah, the home to 600,000 Yemenis and the lifeline for humanitarian aid that sustains most of the country's people, launching its biggest offensive of the yearslong war in the Arab world's poorest country.
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"The VIX index, a proxy for equity market volatility, sustains at an elevated level suggesting that underlying risk sentiment may stay cautious as investors remain wary on the pace of the infection spread with total confirmed Covid-19 cases exceeding 400,000 globally," Zhu Huani, an economist at Mizuho Bank, wrote in a note.
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Tautly directed by Lee Sunday Evans at 59E59 Theaters, and featuring an excellent cast, the play examines in minute detail the relationship between Brian (Bhavesh Patel) and Russ (Michael Braun) — not a friendship, really, but a competitive companionship that sustains them both at a time when each is underemployed and entering middle age.
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Working in-between the streets and social media platforms over the past month, Visibility Sustains the Struggle has involved an open invitation to artists and activists around the world to submit videos, images, writings, songs, and actions to a circulating archive of that continues to grow as the strike enters its second month.
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" Justin Chang, LA Times "But the movie belongs rightly and effortlessly to Nyong'o, and she sustains every moment by distilling innumerable emotional layers — the unshakable resolve of a mother and wife, the stricken gaze of a trauma survivor, the lingering incomprehension of a lost child — into a performance for the scream-queen history books.
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He's interested in the bones of Beirut, a city that has had to rebuild itself repeatedly after being razed in war in 140 B.C., then devastated by the earthquake of 551, then again during the civil war, a city whose name derives from the Canaanite be'erot — "wells" — the water table that still sustains it.
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The bread also sustains guests throughout their weekends at the inn, which starts with pierogi and smoked lake trout on Friday and peaks on Saturday with a 15-course dinner that might include wild blueberries in juiced wood sorrel, young milkweed pods fried until the insides turn as silky as cheese, and moose tartare.
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It seems unthinkable that anything can be uplifting in such a place, but the collective spirit and sense of brotherhood among the Angola Three sustains and animates their long, grueling fight for freedom, even through the agony of Woodfox having his conviction finally overturned only for the state to retry and re-convict him.
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Fitch may revise MGM's Rating Outlook to Negative or downgrade MGM's Long-Term IDR to 'BB-' if leverage sustains at above 5003x for an extended period of time past 2017, due to potentially weaker than expected operating performance, debt-funding a new large-scale project or acquisition, or taking a more aggressive posture with respect to financial policy.
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Yet the reality is that U.S. nuclear strategy is based on a Faustian bargain: In the name of deterring nuclear attack, the United States sustains thousands of nuclear warheads; a diverse array of sea-, land-, and air-based delivery systems; and detailed plans to use the weapons -- including the capability to use them first and at a moment's notice.
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But one thing that's never in question is the sincerity of the love between the Joker and his henchwoman, and the idea of a Joker further unbalanced by the throes of passion (and the fact that they are, let's face it, a pretty hot couple) sustains the performance beyond its cackling obligation and relative irrelevance to the main action.
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In this poem, which appeared in Falling Water (1997), Koethe ponders "the experience of memory": For over time, the personal details Came to mean less to me than the feeling Of simply having lived them, revealing Another way of being in the world, With all the inwardness it still sustains And the promise of happiness it brought.
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"Fallout" sustains the momentum, courtesy of Bassett, Monaghan, and Vanessa Kirby, last seen as Princess Margaret in "The Crown," and now granted the type of part that a yawning royal might dream of—a negotiator known as the White Widow, whose motives are no easier to discern, or to guard against, than the knife that she straps to her thigh.
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" (No race is specified for the role of Duran, but the fact that Henry is black inevitably brings to mind recent cases of wrongful convictions of people of color.) Duran's opening number, sung with bravura intensity that Henry sustains throughout, asks knotty musical questions of identity like, "What if I'm based on an untrue story?" and promises "an existential dive into my soul.
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Closer inspection of the Russian proposal has rightly led the western world to believe that, as written, it is a trap, at best intended as a cynical PR move by Putin to give the appearance of seeking a peaceful solution to a conflict he began and sustains, and at worst a means of legitimizing his seizure of Ukrainian territory and "freezing" the conflict.
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"Enhancing U.S. technological leadership and supporting U.S. industry and the jobs it creates and sustains are key components of our support for the Kigali Amendment, and this bill will create a certain pathway for implementation of Kigali if, as we hope, it is submitted to and ratified by the Senate," said Stephen Yurek, president of the Air-Conditioning, Heating and Refrigeration Institute.
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Similarly, closing spaces of cultural refuge, awareness, and advancement for Inauguration Day 2017, reminds us all that if we don't fight for what sustains us — culture in all its manifestation/ the earth/ our fellow human beings/ a fair and democratic political system/ freedom of the press/ rule of law and responsible governance — these will deteriorate and slip through our fingers.
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"Backwardation (when the spot price is higher than the futures price) is returning to the market – that is a great sign for investors as they get the roll yield (yield gained when the futures price converges to the spot price as time passes) – and if that sustains, that's when they would start putting in, allocating more money into the oil sector," he concluded.
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" Thompson continued that the company wants to help spread the voices of those who use the national parks the most: "We are therefore hopeful that (Zinke) listens to the voices of people who have already spoken out and recommends a path that protects and invests in our national public lands for generations to come, thereby sustaining the outdoor infrastructure that sustains our industry and society.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Positive: While Fitch does not anticipate a positive rating action in the near term, future developments that may individually or collectively, lead to such an action include: --If Pfizer maintains gross debt leverage in the range of 1.0x to 1.3x; --If the company sustains strong operational performance through the current patent cliff period, including relatively stable-to-positive trends in revenues, margins and FCF.
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Whether it's the quivering harmonica that opens "The Rainbow," the radiant choir that appears at the end of "I Believe in You," or the dissonant thing that emerges four minutes into "After the Flood" and sustains itself for an entire minute (Hollis claims that it's two saxophones playing at once, but no saxophone credit appears on the album), every single sound is bursting with life.
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The nurses survived but the incident touched off an instant public health scare across the U.S. With proven direct interests, America must be prepared to do what is needed to help contain the current outbreak at its source, while the U.S. medical community sustains its call for the kind of swift and strong response needed to keep the Democratic Republic of the Congo and all nations—including America—safe.
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" Furthermore, "voters tend to support politicians and political parties that give them higher incomes or subsidies for the essentials of life; but no matter how well-meaning policymakers might have been when they created government aid programs like Medicare, unemployment insurance, and subsidized housing, these same programs quickly grow beyond their mission and turn into a mechanism that creates and sustains a never-ending cycle of dependence — and entitlement thinking.
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"The bill recommends funding to increase for our military services; it sustains U.S. force structure; and it provides stability to our men and women in uniform and to their families," said Thad CochranWilliam (Thad) Thad CochranBiden has a lot at stake in first debate The Hill's Morning Report — Trump turns the page back to Mueller probe Trump praises Thad Cochran: 'A real senator with incredible values' MORE (R-Miss.), chairman of the committee. Sen.
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Just as freedom of expression started out as the right of individuals to scream to their heart's content, and developed into a collective right that sustains a rich and functional public discourse so that we can engage in a healthy democratic process, so too privacy must grow and develop — from the right of individuals to trade in their own data, into a collective right of defense against autonomy traps, in the context of elections and mind control.
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