Bits Technology is sweeping through cars, and cars are sweeping through the tech industry.
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Now, that again is a, fairly sweeping, it's a fact, but it's a fairly sweeping generalization.
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Responding to a sweeping political tweet with a sweeping legal interpretation is neither equal nor wise.
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Unfortunately, these sweeping statements and sweeping laws don't recognize the sometimes complicated and very complex situations people find themselves in.
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Sweeping restrictions on Texas abortions focus on regulating the fetus Sweeping restrictions on Texas abortions focus on regulating the fetus Texas lawmakers tried a new tactic when they advanced sweeping restrictions on abortion last week: Focus on the fetus.
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Just attach a cleaning pad and choose from wet mopping, damp sweeping, or dry sweeping mode via buttons or the iRobot app.
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Cardi B spent all of 2017 sweeping our hearts away, and if she has her way, she'll be sweeping the 2018 Grammys tomorrow night.
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Sweeping budget cuts in Oklahoma are hurting kids and families Sweeping budget cuts in Oklahoma are hurting kids and families This segment originally aired Oct.
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The new Braava Jet Mopping Robot is a little jet-spraying robot that offers three different modes for cleaning floors: dry sweeping, damp sweeping, and wet mopping.
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Detroit this season after sweeping the four-game season series a year ago and sweeping its Central Division rival again in the first round of the playoffs.
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A look at the protests that are sweeping across the country A look at the protests that are sweeping across the country This piece first aired Oct.
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In their navel-gazing parochialism, Brexiteers seem not to have considered that the same populist forces sweeping them to victory in their EU referendum are also sweeping every other Western democracy.
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His words -- much less his actions -- have sweeping consequences.
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Labour's manifesto was sweeping — its most socialist in decades.
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Whatever the particulars, we would do well to consider now what it would look like to have a truly sweeping agenda to secure our democracy — just in case Mueller's findings are truly sweeping.
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How does Robert Caro put his sweeping, majestic biographies together?
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Police are sweeping Engineering IV building for a possible shooter.
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Before the sweeping changes in the industry, this worked well.
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J.B. Pritzker signed a sweeping abortion protection bill into law.
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A heat wave began sweeping through the state on Monday.
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However modernizing Tomb Sweeping didn't stop the influx of tourism.
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Sweeping in to Jarablus may have been the easy part.
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You'll see him at the French Laundry, sweeping the floor.
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The idea of sweeping it all up might sound fanciful.
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Beware people making sweeping predictions about the early vote, though.
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Could you tell me about some of those sweeping generalizations?
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Beyond their symbolism, brooms are, of course, used for sweeping.
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She's usually in a veil and a sweeping, white gown.
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"It was intended as a sweeping direction," the judge said.
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But none are as sweeping as Costco's operations in Nebraska.
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In his most sweeping action since taking office on Jan.
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Mexico has been spared the opioid epidemic sweeping the States.
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There will be no more sweeping them under the rug.
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But his directives to ICE were to avoid sweeping raids.
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The majority made no sweeping claims about the rule's validity.
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Polls had predicted a sweeping López Obrador victory for months.
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Their rise coincided with a religious fervour sweeping the frontier.
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Voters seem poised to give Mr Pashinyan a sweeping mandate.
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Rick Scott signed a sweeping gun control bill into law.
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These sweeping changes have left some startups feeling singled out.
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"When sweeping it away, I do feel hurt," he says.
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The film has been sweeping up on the festival circuit.
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The result would be a sweeping transformation of American life.
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But this only happens while the wing is sweeping downwards.
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But one cannot run a country with sweeping vision alone.
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Trump's article, however, mainly targets a sweeping proposal from Sen.
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Some sweeping vistas and people getting very emotional about trees.
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Jordan boasts stunning ruins, sweeping deserts and the Dead Sea.
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But what does "sweeping and epic" look like in practice?
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Instead, it's an unfurling calamity sweeping across the whole planet.
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Last month, the company announced a sweeping overhaul at Jet.
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Artist's concept of Juno sweeping through Jupiter's powerful magnetic field.
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Penthouse suites with sweeping views of a glittering cityscape below.
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ADVISERS HAVE been hired, funds raised and sweeping speeches made.
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But today it's going further with a sweeping new policy.
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There will be no "sweeping" in the purpose of misuse.
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President Nicolás Maduro declared a sweeping victory after the vote.
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Enron whistleblower Sherron Watkins's fraud disclosures drove sweeping financial reform.
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So it'd be nice to have a sweeping solution someday.
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Coupling geopolitical swagger with sweeping economic change is a gamble.
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And we know that their information collection abilities are sweeping.
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House Republicans passed a sweeping healthcare reform measure in April.
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Trump has pledged to take sweeping, unilateral actions on Jan.
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After sweeping election victories, Democrats now have a House majority.
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True, Mrs Clinton's analysis of Trumpian bigotry was horribly sweeping.
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And now, yet another winter storm is sweeping through NYC.
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In recent days, Canada proposed sweeping protections for transgender people.
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Medicare and Medicaid could be made vulnerable to sweeping cuts.
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It offered a sweeping survey of the past 13,000 years.
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The outdoor pool offers sweeping views of Downtown Los Angeles.
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This year, that bill was a harsh, sweeping abortion bill.
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More sweeping sanctions, the officials said, would not be productive.
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The gunmen sweeping through Harare still have not found Chidziva.
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That's less sweeping action than many thought Trump had promised.
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How broad and sweeping it will be are fair questions.
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The Treasury has announced sweeping changes to our paper currency.
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When Gettleman arrived, he quickly engineered a sweeping roster makeover.
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"It's hard to make sweeping generalizations here," Santo told me.
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Musso promised sweeping change at the Chatham County Detention Center.
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But for decades, there have been competing theories about sweeping.
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In sweeping past South Korea, all of that shone through.
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In December 210, Mr. Trump delivered a sweeping tax overhaul.
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Among the eight who opposed the sweeping plan was Sen.
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No other sweeping team managed a margin larger than six.
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Logging won't end the blazes that are sweeping the West.
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And both elections brought sweeping Republican gains in the House.
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Back in the 2000s, leftist politicians were sweeping Latin America.
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The law does not allow "sweeping exemptions," Judge Beetlestone said.
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They're playing to stop the Warriors from sweeping the playoffs.
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As part of the sweeping changes unveiled for the Feb.
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But their sweeping conclusions often feel overblown and sometimes inconsistent.
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This is a massive and sweeping increase in federal spending.
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A sweeping reshuffle would bring its own set of difficulties.
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Bailouts, sweeping regulation and consolidation in the banking sector ensued.
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Still, she's careful to avoid sweeping optimism about the process.
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Again, speaking in sweeping, unfair stereotypes, with their male students.
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Still, most voters don't think in those sweeping, historical terms.
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"We have also made some pretty sweeping changes," Ashby said.
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Congress passed the sweeping GOP tax overhaul bill on Wednesday.
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Warren has also proposed a sweeping universal child care plan.
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His sweeping denunciation of Washington elites echoed their own grumbling.
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But they are taking incremental steps, rather than sweeping overhauls.
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But lawmakers haven't passed sweeping legislation to address the issue.
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The reporting spurred New York City to pass sweeping reforms.
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The consequences for nature and humanity are sweeping and severe.
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The Senate passed the Republicans' sweeping $1.5 trillion tax bill.
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Hess writes that this sweeping change took place around 245.
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Republicans or conservatives simply do not favor sweeping government intervention.
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The cancellation comes after sweeping public backlash against the plan.
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Abroad, meanwhile, the White House has proposed more sweeping reforms.
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Last month the company announced a sweeping overhaul at Jet.
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The European Union for instance last year introduced sweeping new privacy reforms known as the General Data Protection Regulation, or GDPR, which gave sweeping new powers to individuals in how they can control their data.
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So such a move should await much more sweeping tax reform.
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This campaign was flush with serious, sweeping clashes over the future.
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I find my missing diamond earring under the couch while sweeping.
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What do you see as the next culture-sweeping technological innovation?
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But Trump lies in a different, more sweeping and indiscriminate way.
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" He added: "Today a wind of madness is sweeping the globe.
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But prospects of a sweeping trade deal appear to be dimming.
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Nevertheless, the talk of sweeping cutbacks hardly squares with the facts.
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Fears of a China meltdown are once again sweeping the market.
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No previous president had adopted such sweeping immigration prohibitions, Cox said.
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The sweeping protests have started to have international ripples as well.
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Her training began with sweeping the floors and cooking the glue.
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The April constitutional reform referendum would give Erdogan sweeping presidential powers.
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Now that, again, is a fact but a fairly sweeping generalization.
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There is a spirit of revival that is sweeping this country.
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The songs are complex and wide-sweeping, but not entirely unhappy.
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" He added that this populist theme sweeping the globe is "deflationary.
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A sweeping view of the bay is also visible from here.
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But I'm still a sucker for sweeping shots of the city.
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Amid a sweeping crackdown on dissent, it was a remarkable one.
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The sweeping aerial footage, filmed by RussiaWorks and uploaded on Jan.
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But the city's African American communities are still seeing sweeping gentrification.
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Many people support the use of these sweeping and intrusive sanctions.
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IS conquered those areas after sweeping across the country in 2014.
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And it is, indeed, a big, bold and beautifully sweeping title.
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Another round of sweeping tariffs could knock Wall Street off track.
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Japan has just concluded a sweeping agreement with the European Union.
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But did it predict the snow storm sweeping the East Coast?
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Underneath the sweeping train she wore black Givenchy ankle-strap stilettos.
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The Europeans lead 5-3 after sweeping the Friday afternoon matches.
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Meanwhile, Gem's other project with Tieto is a bit more sweeping.
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The governor of Florida has signed a sweeping gun safety bill.
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"I'm sweeping up all the rose petals from yesterday," she said.
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Between doesn't make any grand, sweeping generalizations about the transgender experience.
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"The Star Wars universe is a big, sweeping story," he says.
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It's a sweeping condemnation of one of America's two major parties.
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Already, Team USA beat Thailand 13-0 in a sweeping win.
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To reduce plastic waste, several firms have made sweeping sustainability goals.
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Burger King attempted a potentially sweeping automation overhaul in the 1980s.
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Dragnea led the party to a sweeping victory in a Dec.
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There's a new pair of beautiful baby blues sweeping the nation.
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This will be the most sweeping tax reform we've ever had.
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It doesn't seem like an environment conducive to sweeping tax reform.
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The resulting transformation is incremental when it needs to be sweeping.
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The only question is how sweeping a victory he will record.
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And it has sweeping consequences for the structure of our government.
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Even the reggaetón phenomenon now sweeping Cuba was first popularized here.
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For scholars like Goitein, that sweeping power is the real issue.
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Pruitt will no doubt come in looking to make sweeping changes.
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Adele's sweeping of the show was upsetting, but certainly not unexpected.
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It's a new kind of suburbanization that is sweeping through politics.
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His memory is profound, his command of facts sweeping and indiscriminate.
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Did you enjoy all those sweeping shots in Game of Thrones?
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A major, sweeping breach happened this summer in the credit space.
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Democrats won sweeping victories in the national elections in November 2017.
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I did all of the grunge stuff: Hairwashing, sweeping, folding towels.
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That we're no longer sweeping our dark secrets under the rug.
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Following sweeping criticism in the US, Trump later said he misspoke.
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However, that law still preserved the federal government's sweeping surveillance power.
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They bowed to one another and took turns sweeping cracked walkways.
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Nielsen's departure was part of a sweeping overhaul of the department.
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And wildfires are sweeping through nearly 50,000 acres in Southern California.
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Newman, that upended the Justice Department's sweeping crackdown on insider trading.
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It's a sweeping novel with something for everyone, plus incredible writing.
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Usually, he painted—landscapes mostly, sweeping and expansive vistas he imagined.
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A sweeping aerial view of strip mining near Fort McMurray, Alberta.
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She will be a new broom, sweeping in great ideas. Rep.
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Nor did Mr. Khalilzad favor sweeping purges of Baath Party members.
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Republicans unveiled sweeping changes to the U.S. tax code on Wednesday.
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Of course, with sweeping economic plans comes catchy pop culture propaganda.
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In reality, the letter wasn't intended to support such sweeping claims.
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Transparency: Sweeping legislation with super-strict data use standards is unlikely.
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Cut to, of course, sweeping shots of the New York skyline.
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A few numbers: The sweeping fiscal year 20183 spending plan would . . .
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The costuming also adds to the sweeping romance the photos evoke.
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Hagan wanted sweeping changes, and, likely to her delight, came swiftly.
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Read more: Walmart just made sweeping changes to gun-related policies.
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That idea runs against the current of nationalism sweeping the globe.
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Such a sweeping survey has not surprisingly drawn interest from visitors.
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A system resistant to sudden, sweeping change is a conservative's friend.
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In the wake of Biden's sweeping South Carolina victory, Minnesota Sen.
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We didn't just have one huge sweeping bill that changed everything.
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Others numbly sloshed through their homes and started sweeping out water.
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A more sweeping scandal that impacted the team broke in 2015.
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Bernie Sanders after sweeping Tuesday's primaries in Arizona, Florida and Illinois.
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At least five others were also charged in the sweeping investigation.
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Under Xi, China has pursued a sweeping crackdown on official corruption.
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So another wave of mine sweeping may come to the fjords.
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What is clear is that the accident spurred sweeping safety regulations.
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We drove past Guyton's resident handyman, who was sweeping the streets.
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Sweeping tax changes, at least for now, appear to be happening.
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A single election sweeping an unorthodox candidate into power hardly suffices.
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A great spirit of optimism is sweeping and you see it.
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The scenes resembled a sweeping tableau of an old-fashioned battleground.
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I've always loved the cinema, especially the great sweeping historical epics.
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As its name suggests, this law grants the president sweeping powers.
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There were no sweeping views of the mountains that towered nearby.
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"Outlander": Come for the sweeping romance, stay for the emergency trepanning!
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But other challengers benefited from the progressive fervor sweeping national politics.
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But Republican leaders appear to have little appetite for sweeping legislation.
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One showed him sweeping away all the rubbish from Moscow's streets.
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His party's symbol, a broom, represents the sweeping out of corruption.
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While at times ponderous, Cohen's sweeping review is impressive and necessary.
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His climate proposals aren't as sweeping as those from Massachusetts Sen.
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NASA, however, does not have a sweeping categorical exclusion from NEPA.
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US airlines are bracing for impact from the virus sweeping China.
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However, there are sweeping views of Fes that are absolutely breathtaking.
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By then, law enforcement was already sweeping the airport and garages.
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How do you focus on such a sweeping panorama of despair?
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Last week, Republicans unveiled sweeping changes to the U.S. tax code.
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NABATIYEH, Lebanon (Reuters) - In the protests sweeping Lebanon, nothing is sacred.
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The proposed law brings potentially sweeping changes to the Sooner state.
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It's early, so we should be careful about drawing sweeping conclusions.
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At the end there was a Victorian bride in sweeping white.
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Neumann was known for his imagination, outrageous ideas, and sweeping claims.
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Mr. Maris left GV amid a sweeping corporate reorganization at Google.
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Start by sweeping or vacuuming to remove loose soil and hair.
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The nagging problem has been how to implement such sweeping reforms.
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A sweeping city law passed last year aims to change that.
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The room's occupants would get that sweeping view of the park.
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But they are taking incremental steps, rather than implementing sweeping overhauls.
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The firm's recommendations also include other sweeping changes at the company.
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From inception, banks collectively despised this agency for its sweeping powers.
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An activist investor has pressured the company to make sweeping changes.
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Erdogan also won sweeping new powers in a referendum in April.
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Charlie Baker signing into law a set of sweeping tobacco controls.
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Ramaphosa understood sweeping changes were needed at the struggling utility company.
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It's been 50 years of sunny days sweeping the clouds away.
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But it's silly to be making such sweeping conclusions so soon.
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"It was unbelievable," he said, sweeping his arm across the tent.
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These tax reforms should be accompanied with equally sweeping regulatory reforms.
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The plan includes a sweeping cut to the corporate tax rate.
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In August, Sanders unveiled a sweeping plan to double union membership.
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The account of the five-borough tour was made less sweeping.
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In one sweeping motion he could dislodge 24 or more berries.
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They're like, 'There's been a bomb threat, we're sweeping the stage.
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But prosecutors have indicated that their sweeping investigation has not ended.
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But prosecutors have indicated that their sweeping investigation has not ended.
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Both cases stem from a sweeping investigation into corruption involving Petrobras.
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Your mind is not a vacuum sweeping up each word mechanically.
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What are we to do with these sweeping changes of character?
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Mr. Trump's sweeping budget proposal to reorder government was simply ignored.
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In 2010, the bus route was eliminated in sweeping budget cuts.
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But no one in Congress is seriously proposing something that sweeping.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA), offering sweeping plans related to the subject.
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Their proposals for sweeping changes to welfare programs have gone nowhere.
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The Jag cuts a sleek and sweeping silhouette through the air.
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Added to the reconfiguring was the sweeping down-hill "Carousel" turn.
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Both Borges and tango came into Argentine fashion after sweeping France.
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They started by sweeping streets and removing moldy debris from buildings.
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Facebook must make sweeping changes to its privacy standardsAs well as the penalty, a wider settlement requires Facebook to make sweeping changes to its privacy practices and submit itself to more independent scrutiny than ever before.
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House passes sweeping bill to strip back financial rules: The House of Representatives on Thursday passed sweeping legislation to strip and replace much of the financial regulations passed under President Obama after the 85003 financial crisis.
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But this was a sweeping year — I'd suggest it's a sweeping decade — for women writers, fearless and omnidirectional talents such as Sheila Heti, Rachel Kushner and Ottessa Moshfegh, each of whom had a new novel this year.
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Trump's first travel order was more sweeping than the second revised order.
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It comes after Washington leveled sweeping charges against Beijing's telecom giant Huawei.
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Ronald Reagan's sweeping electoral victory in 1984, Al From, an aide of
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Meanwhile, Sanders has argued for sweeping aside many Obama-era reforms. Framing
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JB Pritzker signed a sweeping abortion access protection bill into law Wednesday.
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Retinol: It's one of those ingredients that often comes with sweeping claims.
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ACROSS THE NATION California&aposs sweeping data-privacy bill signed into law.
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"This is a culture change that is sweeping the country," she said.
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Trump lost the popular vote, but won sweeping control over government anyway.
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Luckily, the sweeping declaration of love is showrunner Krista Vernoff's primary language.
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That prompted sweeping reforms that streamlined and strengthened the country's air force.
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The changes are part of a sweeping reform of Singapore's Penal Code.
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Not so much the vacuuming, dusting, and sweeping that precedes their arrival.
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The latest mass dismissal of soldiers follows weeks of a sweeping purges.
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Alibaba Group warned that the coronavirus sweeping China would hurt its revenues.
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Facing backlash over the state's sweeping anti-LGBT law, North Carolina Gov.
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The sweeping land use reform bill introduced recently by California state Sen.
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"That's women," he says, making a sweeping generalization about an entire gender.
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It's sweeping in scope, difficult to describe, and doubly so to market.
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Much of the time, Mr Erdogan has acted under sweeping emergency powers.
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Since taking power, his administration has made sweeping changes rooted those promises.
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So we wouldn't bank on any overly sweeping interface changes landing here.
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But in the meantime, it doesn't dictate sweeping changes to asylum standards.
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That sort of sweeping change naturally makes voters and many politicians wary.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Walmart Inc on Wednesday announced a sweeping overhaul at Jet.
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Special forces units sweeping in from the east have made fastest progress.
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There were standout sparkly looks, sweeping trains and gowns with touching backstories.
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Every citizen should be concerned about this sweeping, lawless, invasion of privacy.
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Spain's constitution of 1978 granted sweeping powers of self-government to Catalonia.
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That's just one of the sweeping consequences of Snapchat's new feature "Memories".
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As the Vietnam war ripped America apart, his sweeping rudeness felt glib.
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They made it clear that sweeping measures would doom the entire bill.
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The sweeping agreement includes hundreds of pages, covering thousands of individual products.
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The report could have a sweeping impact on President Donald Trump's legacy.
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AIDS had a sweeping impact on the Broadway community in that era.
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Booker calls the plan "sweeping" and "simple," but lacks arguments for feasibility.
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And he has offered sweeping and headline-grabbing prescriptions to counter terrorism.
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It's a healthy mix of slow, sweeping tracking shots and frenetic action.
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Late last month, the U.S. imposed sweeping sanctions on oil firm PDVSA.
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He used to work sweeping the streets so our family could eat.
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Suddenly Bravo's hands, which had been sweeping in small circles, stopped moving.
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I was sweeping a factory all day long for $8 an hour.
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But the particulars of this race argue for a less sweeping interpretation.
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Unfortunately, the floor-sweeping gown wasn't located in time for the show.
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It was the most sweeping breach of its kind in U.S. history.
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But I don't see it sweeping the smartphone market any time soon.
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The Clippers averaged 118.3 points while sweeping last season's four meetings. 2.
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Venus opposes Jupiter at 12:45 PM, sweeping us off our feet!
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The craze is clearly sweeping the school – nearly every spot looks painted.
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However, the official said France had agreed to provide mine-sweeping support.
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They were getting used to drastically different cultural values and sweeping changes.
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Pauley, the Court could render a sweeping new protection for religious organizations.
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But the more sweeping the legislation, the more extensive the debate needed.
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To date, Trump has been unable to score a sweeping legislative victory.
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No one can accuse Jokowi of dithering after so sweeping a reshuffle.
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She hopes she's making a sweeping statement here, and indeed she is.
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Yet visions of a monolithic anti-Semitism sweeping British society are unhelpful.
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He was found dead the next morning, setting off the sweeping investigation.
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In 2014, the sweeping implications of the King amendment attracted widespread opposition.
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Clinton, has joined in recent calls for sweeping reforms in criminal sentencing.
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Very often, they make sweeping claims to be the capital F Future.
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In the backyard, a sweeping infinity pools overlooks Beverly Hills from above.
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Germany's sweeping sanctions on tech giants don't meet any of these conditions.
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Under the settlement, Volkswagen agreed to sweeping reforms, new audits and oversight.
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Consider the consequences had the Supreme Court given Phillips a sweeping victory.
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The House and Senate voted overwhelmingly to approve sweeping public land legislation.
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The political crisis has been compounded by a sweeping anti-corruption crackdown.
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Cooper, this is particularly true when wearing heels in floor-sweeping dresses.
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After sweeping the area, officers concluded that no such threat was present.
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In any case Sir Roger has no time for sweeping theoretical interpretations.
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The sweeping directive to public schools seemed to come out of nowhere.
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FABER: IT SEEMS A LITTLE EARLY TO BE TALKING ABOUT SWEEPING CHANGE.
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The first scenario is a sweeping restructure of the federal Medicaid program.
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She walked back into the street, sweeping her tracks with the bough.
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Technology leaders within organizations are increasingly tasked with overseeing sweeping digital overhauls.
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And at right angles two different conflagrations were sweeping down upon it.
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Meanwhile, Democrats won sweeping victories across Wisconsin in 2018, led by Gov.
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The sweeping, national effects of mass incarceration have brought together political rivals.
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Others, like Senator Kamala Harris, advocated for a sweeping Green New Deal.
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Such a "sweeping remedy" is "unjustifiable and threatens irreparable harm," Francisco wrote.
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During the campaign, Trump had promised a sweeping transformation of the region.
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This helps explain why pain and indignation are sweeping through prosperous countries.
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Burger King's buzzy marketing is boosting sales and sweeping all the awards.
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It's human to try to find sweeping answers to seemingly random events.
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Big, sweeping head tilts followed by ocular lolls that defied basic biology.
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It is incremental, not sweeping, which is in keeping with political reality.
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For that you get a breezy outdoor pavilion that offers sweeping views.
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Dickerson is in a good position to make such sweeping historical analogies.
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Last week, Lebanon's government approved sweeping reforms in response to the protests.
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She and Zimmerman fetched two brooms and started sweeping down the walls.
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We broke down the revenue streams for Ms. Warren's sweeping policy changes.
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We're starting with the sweeping executive order by U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Sanders exhorts supporters to join him on a bold and sweeping adventure.
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Last week, the GOP unveiled sweeping changes to the U.S. tax code.
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Short of sweeping immigration reform, the Wall Street Journal reported on Feb.
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Michigan passed a sweeping voting rights referendum, with a 67-33 margin.
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Correct. But maybe not a sweeping change as is often talked about.
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In her remarks she, like Gill, urged Congress to enact sweeping reforms.
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He points out that sweeping the ice is an extremely physical activity.
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Sweeping things under the rug can make addressing trauma overwhelming for vets.
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The mansion is five stories tall, providing sweeping views of its surroundings.
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But it does provide a sweeping view of the Chao Phraya river.
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But the program will not be as sweeping as President Trump suggested.
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So Ms. Thompson, who turned 100 on March 8, did the sweeping.
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But the program will not be as sweeping as President Trump suggested.
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Pelosi on Monday offered a preview of House Democrats' sweeping economic proposal.
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It wasn't enough to carry him to a sweeping victory on Tuesday.
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As revenues grow, Detroit is bringing basic services like street sweeping back.
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At the dawn of 1959, cheese balls were sweeping holiday parties everywhere.
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After a mass shooting, politicians would propose sweeping new restrictions on guns.
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Regardless, the winds of change sweeping across Africa have arrived in Ethiopia.
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Here's Elon Musk's complete, sweeping vision on colonizing Mars to save humanity
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Mr. Bush wanted the Soviets to undertake sweeping market-oriented changes first.
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But after a failed 2016 coup, Mr. Erdogan enforced a sweeping crackdown.
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But Mr. Obama opted to push for his original, more sweeping legislation.
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That time may be now, our reporters write in a sweeping analysis.
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Democrats are preparing sweeping legislation to assist Americans infected by the coronavirus.
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It's a sweeping look at French history and a darn good story.
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At the time, they were the most sweeping measures in the county.
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After the El Paso shootings, O'Rourke issued arguably the most sweeping proposal.
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How many men were doing that kind of sweeping at the time?
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And then there's the African swine fever that's sweeping across the country.
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But as with many sweeping policy changes, the transition has been bumpy.
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It was the proof that seemed to justify Mr. Moyane's sweeping purge.
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Greg Abbott, a Republican, would need to intervene to make sweeping changes.
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Ignoring the problem or sweeping it away is an act of complicity.
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The sun was setting behind the mountains, a cool wind sweeping in.
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Ultimately, the sweeping bill was bailed out by Democrats the following year.
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Kobach counseled Pearce on how to make the bill even more sweeping.
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Schiff, in ending, framed the outcome in the most sweeping historical terms.
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These options may be less sweeping than the fund proposed by Macron.
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A rare glimpse into the sweeping — and potentially troubling — cloud kitchens trend
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We know the bob haircut has been sweeping Hollywood as of late.
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The sweeping, two-year budget deal is an enormous victory for Washington.
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The Trump administration has been moving ahead with a sweeping deregulatory push.
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The A.C.L.U. is suing over sweeping gang injunctions issued in Los Angeles.
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The opioid epidemic is sweeping the nation and we cannot ignore it.
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China may dream of sweeping its seas clean of the U.S. Navy.
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ISIS has held the city since sweeping across Iraq in June 2014.
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Instead, they opted for the broader, more sweeping Abuse of Power allegation.
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Brennan's speech was part of a sweeping argument for criminal-justice reform.
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A scene that momentous, he thought, needed a sweeping soundtrack to match.
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The president has handed Mr. Barr sweeping powers to conduct the review.
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Mr. Weinstein has issued sweeping denials of all allegations of nonconsensual sex.
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The three-bedroom corner unit features sweeping views of the Manhattan skyline.
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We are trending to sweeping political or policy or even moral judgments.
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In general, Democratic candidates are offering sweeping plans to combat the crisis.
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Lurie's ideas are sweeping on a scale rarely seen in any field.
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Some if it is sweeping, like cuts to the social safety net.
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Everything we know about the mysterious, deadly Wuhan virus sweeping across China
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Ibatoulline invites you into his sweeping, realistic scenes with cleverly shifting perspectives.
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Outside a small bank, two teen-agers with acne were sweeping up.
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It remains unclear whether the president would back more sweeping gun bills.
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But the sweeping approach has not put a discernible dent in homelessness.
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It's not clear why there are more tornadoes sweeping through Dixie Alley.
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This reaction is not only sweeping across the United States and Britain.
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Shooters are responsible for sweeping up their own casings at the range.
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I do a few chores — dishes, sweeping, wiping up after the cats.
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The most challenging part of the restoration was the sweeping stone staircase.
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But given their smoothness, something environmental most likely caused these sweeping curves.
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It's difficult to make sweeping statements about the games of any decade.
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In October 2017, sweeping dismissals at Tesla hit SolarCity employees particularly hard.
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Cramer: Why sweeping tax reform will be hard to pass from CNBC.
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On Wednesday, a Boeing official resisted sweeping change to their overall processes.
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And for several first ladies, that meant sweeping infidelities under the rug.
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The announcement came amid sweeping consolidation in the telecommunications and media industries.
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They also said it will include sweeping measures to bail out industries.
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Tesla is in the midst of sweeping layoffs and a profitability drive.
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RAND's extensive report does not make any sweeping declarations about gun policy.
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Each president's party had benefited from sweeping the midterms two years prior.
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The worst, most useless and potentially dangerous complaints are broad, sweeping condemnations.
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The guild has 15,000 members, so the action could have sweeping consequences.
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A wide-ranging storm system is sweeping east from Montana and Nebraska.
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Mr. Khuzami ultimately led a sweeping overhaul of the agency's enforcement unit.
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China denies such practices and is reluctant to make sweeping legal changes.
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But because of Americans' paranoia, a far more sweeping provision was included.
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Facebook has raised concerns about sweeping new fake new laws in Singapore.
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Everybody experiences the sweeping changes to our economy in a different way.
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Last week, the Illinois legislature passed a sweeping, comprehensive new energy bill.
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The sweeping resolution to tackle climate change aggressively was proposed by Rep.
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AFTER sweeping past a significant milestone, drivers rarely slam their vehicles into reverse.
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As Republicans scrambled to raise campaign cash last year, they proposed sweeping overhauls.
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The footage is full of sweeping shots with vast audiences of adoring fans.
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Mr. Reagan, for example, signed sweeping overhauls of the tax and immigration systems.
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A wave then washed over the rocks, sweeping the parents out to sea.
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Guards patrol, sweeping giant vision-cones out in front of them like searchlights.
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In a sweeping report released today, the Mozilla Foundation asks that very question.
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Because of that history, trust levels in sweeping federal policies are understandably low.
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The photographer uses sweeping landscapes like the desert to act as alien terrain.
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Meanwhile, lawmakers have introduced sweeping legislation to defang the ongoing federal prohibition. Sen.
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McCrory faced a very tough election after passing a sweeping anti-LGBTQ law.
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In practice, according to Mulvaney, that involves a sweeping reset of political priorities.
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It is likely that any sweeping changes would need approval from the Senate.
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The Thunder averaged 112.5 points while sweeping the four regular-season matchups. 2.
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Waggener allegedly struck the boy in the face and forced him start sweeping.
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And don't fret, she's sure to be back sweeping every nomination next year.
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Import-dependent companies say the sweeping change could hurt their businesses and customers.
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In that race, Clinton only rarely challenged the substance of Sanders' sweeping ideas.
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By that point the #TrumpSoPoor hashtag was sweeping social media in full force.
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This has involved sweeping arrests of NGO workers, independent lawyers and rights activists.
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These types of sweeping court actions have irritated Democratic and Republican administrations alike.
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It was the most sweeping, specific statute of its kind in the nation.
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Brazil's Congress is due to take up sweeping new gun legislation this week.
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Gets tricked into making sweeping regulations to curb the effects of climate change.
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Without sweeping administrative reforms, the government itself will remain hamstrung by inadequate capacity.
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And that could mean including broadband buildout in a possible sweeping infrastructure package.
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George's Chapel is a departure from more sweeping settings of royal weddings past.
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Ahead, we're breaking down the six hottest hair trends sweeping L.A. right now.
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Related: Bernie Sanders' sweeping plan to address climate change will cost $16 trillion.
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He has since overseen a sweeping crackdown on both Islamist and liberal opposition.
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That can make them more willing to make bold predictions and sweeping arguments.
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It's unclear, though, whether these sweeping changes are really addressing these individual issues.
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The implications of this could be sweeping and can't have been thought through.
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I tried to imagine Billy Kid and his gang sweeping across Canyon Diablo.
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Huawei this morning began the process of challenging the Trump administration's sweeping ban.
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The killings marked another episode in the violence sweeping Myanmar's northern Rakhine State.
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Now, the Senate has passed a sweeping bill that has President Trump's support.
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That right, as interpreted in binding Supreme Court precedent, forbids sweeping gun regulations.
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But Congress isn't allowed to make such a sweeping declaration about the Constitution.
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Marijuana legalization is sweeping the nation, and The Green Rush is upon us.
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He passed sweeping reforms late last year, including the establishment of the AIU.
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The franc wasn't the only beneficiary to the risk-off sentiment sweeping markets.
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This was not a sweeping policy change where Facebook banished groups en masse.
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For President Yoweri Museveni, nothing says "democracy" like sweeping censorship of the electorate.
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He then stands over a sweeping view of Medellín as he calls Tata.
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Read This First These Subtle Hair Color Trends Are Sweeping NYC For Fall
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Other states have conducted far more sweeping inquiries into police abuses and corruption.
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The "time well spent" movement that's sweeping tech may be coming to Facebook.
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It is the result of sweeping coalitions, sometimes including virtually all the parties.
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OPERATION CAR WASH, Brazil's sweeping anti-corruption investigation, has snared yet another president.
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The left's new Puritans are making sweeping advances through our culture and institutions.
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It has the same sweeping, minimalist exterior design cues that suggest serious aerodynamics.
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The sweeping new review says these anecdotes represent a systemic problem in academia.
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Its terms may be less sweeping, but some measures again limit individual rights.
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It is really intended for urban gridlock as opposed to sweeping country roads.
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Egyptian military officials are sweeping the area for remains of the militant group.
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Mr Xie was arrested in 2015 during a sweeping crackdown on legal activists.
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Sanders has a sweeping plan: free tuition at public colleges and universities, period.
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Tuesday's midterm elections signaled a significant, albeit not sweeping, change across the country.
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If you've been sweeping issues under the rug, there could be an explosion.
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He joins other 2020 candidates who have released sweeping education policies — including Sen.
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But Senate President Steve Sweeney's plan, announced on Tuesday, would grant sweeping control.
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Last Friday, the government partially reversed sweeping capacity cuts enforced earlier this year.
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"The sweeping advance of Daesh in Mosul created a new reality," he said.
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HFCs weren't included in the sweeping Paris climate agreement signed earlier this year.
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Jay Inslee and Beto O'Rourke have put forward their own sweeping plans. Sen.
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They do seem quite promising as far as broad, sweeping PR statements go.
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Congressional Democrats, empowered by sweeping wins in the last midterm election, have refused.
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A constitutional change in April 2017 equipped the presidency with sweeping new powers.
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America is undergoing a sweeping demographic transformation that is accelerating by the day.
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On December 7, a sweeping, self-titled solo exhibition by Mika Rottenberg opens.
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Gucci belt fever has been sweeping the celebrity style scene for years now.
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Speaking Wednesday to CNN's Anderson Cooper, Trump issued another sweeping judgment on Islam.
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But Congress is always good at sweeping up money that hasn't been spent.
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Sanders doesn't look to be in line for that type of sweeping victory.
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Last month he narrowly won a referendum that grants him sweeping new powers.
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But are the benefits of circumcision strong enough to merit such sweeping endorsements?
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This was before the EU's sweeping privacy law went into effect in 2018.
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Washington is expected to impose even more sweeping punitive measures in late September.
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Last month he narrowly won a referendum that granted him sweeping new powers.
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Her images capture the sweeping diversity of the LGBTQ revellers and their allies.
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Under Xi, China has been engaged in a sweeping crackdown on official corruption.
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In less skilled hands, such a sweeping analysis could quickly tip into banality.
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"This bill would impose fundamental, sweeping changes in the Medicaid program," Collins said.
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Sweeping issues under the rug could lead to resentment or a drifting apart.
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Both national monuments are known for their unique rock formations and sweeping vistas.
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President Donald Trump's sweeping visa and refugee ban is likely only the beginning.
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Trump's entire campaign was based on setting up sweeping and robust us-vs.
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Yet another Super Tuesday has come and gone with him sweeping more states.
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Floodwaters had picked up an elderly man's SUV and were sweeping it away.
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From the quiet sweeping on the back streets of the bustling Kings Cross.
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Trump made sweeping promises about jobs that he almost certainly will not keep.
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But she said a sweeping ban on assault-style weapons would be detrimental.
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"We think that would have the most sweeping impact for sure," Wahlin says.
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Over the last decade, the landlocked Andean country has undergone sweeping political changes.
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Baywatch is this summer's blockbuster contribution to the nostalgia fever sweeping the nation.
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Mr McAuliffe's sweeping, rights-restoration order is not the first by American governor.
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Now, this leading publication is taking its sweeping coverage to the next frontier.
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China began festival celebrations for its annual tomb-sweeping holiday over the weekend.
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African swine fever has been sweeping across Asia and Europe, devastating hog farmers.
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What we don't know is how sweeping — or selective — any clampdown might be.
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NAGOURNEY: I've learned from the experience not to make sweeping predictions about politics.
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Read more: The dangerous heat wave sweeping the US isn't just high temperatures.
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Carpooling fever is sweeping the nation — or at least the nation's taxi services.
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Sweeping the districts would give a candidate 50 votes for the Republican nomination.
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Indeed, the Palestinian Authority has rejected every sweeping peace proposal put to it.
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It seemed as if a tempest was sweeping through Texas A&M football.
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The effect of such sweeping measures, some market participants say, could be profound.
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NABATIYEH, Lebanon, Oct 30 (Reuters) - In the protests sweeping Lebanon, nothing is sacred.
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And it's just genius of Greta to make them the most sweeping moments.
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Curved white shelves line the walls, sweeping to the back of the room.
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Clinton has dominated Sanders in the South, sweeping every state by big margins.
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Letters Readers discuss a Connecticut judge's sweeping indictment of the inequities in education.
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Nigerians who expected a fair and sweeping cleanup of corruption have been disappointed.
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President Obama issued a sweeping directive on Cuba and loosened many trade restrictions.
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Congressional Republicans have considered dozens of smaller bills tweaking the sweeping 2023 law.
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Congressional Republicans have considered dozens of smaller bills tweaking the sweeping 2010 law.
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This section features five sweeping corners that can be taken at full speed!
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Third, the president's sweeping and unprecedented claim of executive privilege is without foundation.
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And she does not deliver speeches with the sweeping oratory of President Obama.
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The Burger court issued many consequential decisions, but few sweeping or ringing ones.
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Another problem with Thomson as a model is his penchant for sweeping generalizations.
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"I can't ever remember coming in here and sweeping the Cardinals," he said.
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In April, the city passed sweeping climate legislation in a 45-2 vote.
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Yet out of touch administrators are not a new fad sweeping college campuses.
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While tall buildings may alter the skyline, they also allow for sweeping vistas.
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The Democratic presidential candidates have pushed sweeping plans for expanding health care coverage.
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"Don't worry about that," Ingrid said, as Andrew started sweeping the crumbs clear.
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The Sooners own the tiebreaker over the Mountaineers after sweeping the season series.
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The Constitution grants the president sweeping powers to pardon people or grant clemency.
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Feinstein doesn't think any sweeping immigration bill can pass Congress any time soon.
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Seaspice sits on the Miami River offering customers sweeping views of the city.
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In March, 11 countries signed the sweeping trade agreement without the United States.
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For that, Iraqi forces took Kirkuk and are sweeping Kurdistan's newly acquired areas.
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Roginsky, like others, argued that it was too early for any sweeping conclusions.
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But the totality of the changes adds up to significant and sweeping overhaul.
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A sweeping abortions-rights bill is set to become law under Vermont Gov.
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In Arizona, the sweeping landscape is dotted with relics of the Old West.
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On Wednesday, the House approved a sweeping overhaul of the nation's tax code.
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Much better were two sweeping, unstructured trench coats in python and rose suede.
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The Republican-led House voted a sweeping 230-188, according to USA Today.
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Such is the premise of Lovely War, a sweeping and clever historical romance.
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His controversial proposal on Medicare drug prices is his most sweeping move yet.
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Investigators found sweeping corruption in track and field, and not just in Russia.
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The Founding Fathers purposely made it difficult for Congress to enact sweeping legislation.
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The Mexican government continues to implement a sweeping energy reform finalized in 2014.
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The rights were transferred to Broth, and he decided to make sweeping changes.
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We were delighted: old women ululated whilst sweeping the ground with Setswana brooms.
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All I can imagine is Antoni's edamame arms sweeping open my freezer drawers.
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This was before Blizzard made sweeping changes to its look, feel, and balance.
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To remove these symbols, they say, amounts to sweeping history under the rug.
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But his loss wasn't as surprising as the sweeping conclusions drawn from it.
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The changes led many of the more sweeping provisions to be scaled back.
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They worry about a sweeping bill that would fully fund the federal government.
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So rather than making broad, sweeping generational assessments, how do we move forward?
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Both chambers just took historic votes to pass sweeping, pro-growth tax reform.
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Miley Cyrus stunned in Posen's sweeping red gown at the 2018 Grammy Awards.
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He's also had a hand in the administration's deregulation efforts, which are sweeping.
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It took hours of sweeping to force the remaining water out the door.
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Coronavirus is sweeping the globe, carrying with it supply chain disruptions and fear.
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To Cuddy, Carney's post seemed so sweeping as to be vague, self-abnegating.
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The coronavirus pandemic has led to sweeping restrictions in France and across Europe.
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It's why he's talking to Lydia while sweeping garbage at Los Pollos Hermanos.
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His sweeping archive spans audiovisual recordings, personal and professional written materials, and photographs.
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And Facebook announced it had detected a sweeping campaign to influence the midterms.
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Republican lawmakers unveiled the most sweeping rewrite of the tax code in decades.
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A sweeping new study shows the punishing effects of racism on black boys.
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Meaningful action against climate change has received sweeping support from prospective Democratic nominees.
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The Supreme Court struck down Texas' last attempt at a sweeping abortion law.
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Historians find no evidence for such sweeping generalizations, but their views are dismissed.
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It has high, coffered ceilings and a sweeping view of the East River.
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Their right-wing party had won unexpectedly sweeping political power in national elections.
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The changes would be sweeping, covering everything from security deposits to apartment upgrades.
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He's issued sweeping memos overhauling how prosecutors address drug crimes and immigration offenses.
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Republicans passed their sweeping tax overhaul through the Senate just before 2 a.m.
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Seriously, I'm sort of in awe of the way he's sweeping the field.
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You're probably familiar with those sweeping, romantic shots of the pyramids of Giza.
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The Kurdish leadership wants a sweeping public endorsement for independence before starting negotiations.
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A sweeping inspections regime would ensure Iran was making good on its commitments.
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COVID-19 is the disease caused by the novel coronavirus sweeping the planet.
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He also asked for a sweeping review of the department's law enforcement programs.
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Its floor-to-ceiling windows will offer sweeping views of the waves below.
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In the curling event, he appeared to do most of the pair's sweeping.
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Hard sweeping can take a toll over the course of a long match.
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All eyes have been on the E.U.'s sweeping new digital privacy rules.
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What is required is a sweeping change in the National Labor Relations Act.
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If Bloomberg's forecast proves correct, it could have sweeping implications for oil markets.
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Go deeper: America's sweeping tide of diversity Trump's cave on Census stuns allies
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Republicans previously controlled the Senate and routinely blocked sweeping changes to rent laws.
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His sweeping plans and dogged work ethic made New Yorkers rally around him.
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Its sweeping privacy law, introduced last year, can severely punish companies for violations.
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We need a lot more research before we can draw any sweeping conclusions.
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Perez on Sunday stressed last week's sweeping Democratic victories in state elections nationwide.
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And yet the Hong Kong courts have readily granted the police sweeping injunctions.
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A sweeping view of downtown awaits those who make it to the top.
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There's a sweeping nonpartisan effort to turn out members of the Lumbee community.
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As Petroski demonstrates, infrastructure's history is one of choices, both sweeping and small.
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He suffers from bipolar disorder, marked by sweeping swings of elation and depression.
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Friedman's score emerged — sweeping, strongly melodic, more focused than his usual pastiche style.
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Geek Fam had reached the upper final by sweeping Gambit Esports 2-25.
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More sweeping restrictions would risk causing alarm that could damage Hong Kong's economy.
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After sweeping, I sprayed Rejuvenate on the floor and used a microfiber mop.
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Senator Kamala Harris released a sweeping proposal to overhaul the criminal justice system.
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Despite the sweeping size of the reduction, ordered to take effect by Sept.
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But they did stem from the country's sweeping unrest over Haiti's weak economy.
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"This was a sweeping and clean win for the United States," he said.
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ECB President Christine Lagarde is expected to detail a sweeping ECB strategy review.
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Outgoing BP chief Bob Dudley on Wednesday criticized sweeping climate proposals from Sen.
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His new title belies the sweeping influence he will have behind the scenes.
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Critics say the lengthy, sweeping bill combines raises with things teachers don't want.
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President-elect Trump's campaign promises were sweeping and didn't include lots of detail.
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But even Rogers' city was not immune from the insanity sweeping the country.
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In a sweeping riff, Bill Burr predicted they would displace human sex partners.
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The federal government approved the program in 2007 in a sweeping, bipartisan bill.
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Four shots later Mason again was sweeping the puck out of his cage.
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My thought bubble: The anger sweeping the globe is more destructive than constructive.
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The bill includes the most sweeping changes to Dodd–Frank with bipartisan support.
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Congress passed a sweeping defense bill with paid family leave for federal workers.
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After much debate, Congress overwhelmingly passes a sweeping new law to fight terrorism.
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"We do not fully understand the sweeping implications of this legislation," said Rep.
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"They are making random arrests, just sweeping people off the streets," he said.
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There are rising premiums sweeping the nation, particularly in Arizona, Alabama and Nebraska.
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Sweeping new firearms prohibitions would enable the feds to selectively target unpopular offenders.
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Such sweeping federal legal or regulatory changes would require the support of physicians.
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And the Obama administration was still sweeping up low-priority immigrants last summer.
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There's also little appetite – as always – during an election year for sweeping legislation.
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But it carves out many exceptions and is less sweeping than the original.
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Sweeping tech overhauls don&apost come cheap and require new strategies for funding.
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Pramila Jayapal introduced a sweeping Medicare for All (MFA) bill on Wednesday (H.
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Trump's solutions were always simple and sweeping — torching NAFTA or slashing business taxes.
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Some visitors of Chinese descent have spent years in prison on sweeping charges.
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Geneticists have begun using bones to make sweeping claims about the distant past.
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He also said voters would be turned off by calls for sweeping change.
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In 2013, he introduced sweeping legislation to expand a ban on assault weapons.
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Sweeping social programs might be popular, but they might alienate that powerful constituency.
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But after a failed 217 coup, Mr. Erdogan embarked on a sweeping crackdown.
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The cyclone hit Mozambique directly on Thursday before sweeping into Malawi and Zimbabwe.
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He retains sweeping powers, and handpicked Mr. Tokayev, a diplomat, to succeed him.
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His voice — grand, sweeping, choir-trained and soul-stirred — is a trumpet blast.
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It says anti-Russian hysteria is sweeping through the United States and Europe.
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This sweeping definition of criminal liability interacts with the weak "probable cause" rule.
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Under President Xi Jinping, China has pursued a sweeping crackdown on official corruption.
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The sweeping nature of that claim is precisely what makes it so outrageous.
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There are no sleek, polished floors or wall-sized windows overlooking sweeping vistas.
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Even with sweeping legislation, thousands of people remain incarcerated — especially people of color.
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That's all a little bit less exciting than sweeping visions of human betterment.
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VICE News visited the capital, Tegucigalpa, as protests were sweeping through the country.
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SWEEPING CHANGES Washington is demanding Beijing make sweeping changes to its trade and regulatory practices, including protecting U.S. intellectual property from theft and forced transfers to Chinese firms, curbs on Chinese government subsidies and increased American access to China's markets.
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Read more:The Wuhan virus sweeping China has now killed 9 people and infected 440The deadly Wuhan coronavirus has spread to the US — authorities have confirmed a case in Washington stateEverything we know about the mysterious, deadly Wuhan coronavirus sweeping across China
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Agner said he saw the flood sweeping away homes and cars before his eyes.
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But the sweeping stagecraft of the #ImWithHer convention now seems like a quaint memory.
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Another source of donor organs is rooted in the opioid epidemic sweeping the nation.
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With an opioid epidemic sweeping the country, needle exchanges could help prevent disease outbreaks.
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Southern stars are getting cold feet over the rare snow storm sweeping the country.
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This sounds like a sweeping generalization, but it's just what those restaurant owners do.
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But even the furry community isn't immune to the political upheaval sweeping through America.
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Jayapal's legislation does not include details on how to pay for the sweeping proposal.
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The report outlines how phishing emails and communication failures led to a sweeping cyberattack.
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But it was the sweeping ruling from Seattle that had the federal government scrambling.
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Perhaps the most sweeping language came concerning the government's vast claim of executive power.
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Exit polls are simply not reliable enough to make these kinds of sweeping judgments.
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What keeps him busy these days is bug sweeping - looking for electronic eavesdropping equipment.
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Check out our new documentary about the silent HIV crisis sweeping through the South.
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But rather than drill down on policy, she made a sweeping pitch for change.
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Most people visit Greece to see its ancient ruins, idyllic beaches, and sweeping cliffs.
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He's called both for sweeping tax cuts and for tax hikes on the rich.
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And, politics aside, the standards necessitate sweeping changes to the way science is taught.
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The icons were meant to evoke the Games' logo, which used similar sweeping gestures.
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Which, considering that it's a major trend sweeping Hollywood right now, is entirely possible.
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In May, a sweeping set of data privacy rules went into effect in Europe.
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Perhaps the most sweeping language came concerning the government's vast claim of executive power.
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This sweeping view of executive power is quite at odds with the judges' view.
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Trump earned the majority of the 172 delegates at stake, sweeping all five states.
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However, critics worry that schools are teaching students to accept sweeping forms of surveillance.
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His sweeping "Medicare for All" policy would create a government-run health care system.
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"Musk never consented to and would not consent to such a sweeping gag order."
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The Iowa imbroglio has renewed calls for sweeping reforms of the presidential nominating process.
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Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy won a sweeping victory in the November elections.
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Residents of the city of 250,000 have been burying the dead and sweeping up.
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But Booker was the first to propose such a sweeping measure in the Senate.
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Thigh gaps, thighbrows, Toblerone tunnels — now #Barbiefeet is the latest body trend sweeping Instagram.
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The sweeping camerawork is genuinely mesmerizing — it's easy to get lost in this video.
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The novel seems to approach the sweeping, multigenerational sagas of Zink's pen pal Franzen.
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Mr Trump apparently set out for a far more sweeping strategic realignment with Russia.
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Turkey is holding a referendum on giving sweeping new powers to Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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But activists now hope these courts could bring about sweeping changes in the country.
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WASHINGTON, June 12 (Reuters) - Walmart Inc on Wednesday announced a sweeping overhaul at Jet.
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Winters's painting technique argues against gestural abstraction's sweeping structures and minimalism's solid-color surfaces.
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John Kennedy (R-La.) says these aren't personal battles but rather sweeping policy debates.
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He revoked the standard in a single line in his sweeping infrastructure executive order.
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Mr Walden laments that FIFA is merely "sweeping Russia's doping fraud under the carpet".
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He stocked the team with seasoned law enforcement officials and gave it sweeping powers.
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The debate will be the most sweeping health care discussion since then, she said.
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A sweeping sanitisation of content is likely to affect a wider array of games.
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You can see people taking noise and turning it into big, romantic, sweeping things.
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Last year, the agency announced sweeping restrictions on flavored tobacco products, including electronic cigarettes.
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It was yet another recognition of a chill sweeping through the country's technology industry.
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Zuckerberg addressed the sweeping FTC action at a company-wide event on Wednesday morning.
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Writing for the majority, Chief Justice John Roberts's ruling was both sweeping and small.
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Surely Kirk would jump into the craft-brewing craze that's been sweeping the nation.
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They want a sweeping political reconfiguration before ending their protests, which continued on Thursday.
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Turkey's leader enjoys sweeping executive powers, which he can use to undermine Mr Imamoglu.
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One priority is intelligent sea mines, which can scoot around and so evade sweeping.
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These sweeping changes qualify, and could serve as a rallying call for Facebook's team.
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You're about to sign a sweeping executive action to suspend immigration to this country.
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San Francisco scored 30 runs on 40 hits while sweeping the three-game series.
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Ahead, we're breaking down the three biggest hair-color trends sweeping L.A. this season.
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The franc was not the only beneficiary to the risk-off sentiment sweeping markets.
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It was a sweeping report and the settlement, too, is unusual in its breadth.
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At the Met, Reinhart wore a silver H&M minidress with a sweeping train.
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Pollsters expect the ruling party to benefit from the nationalistic passion sweeping the country.
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"I was trying to save them," he said later, tears sweeping down his cheeks.
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For its part, the League is seeking sweeping tax cuts — its main campaign pledge.
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In the last decade, several attempts to introduce sweeping anti-smoking legislation have failed.
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The European Union is also pushing for sweeping changes to how the WTO operates.
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Yet Reuters documented a sweeping testing gap in the data that could be verified.
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For years, he also pursued sweeping indictments that exposed systemic wrongdoing by law enforcement.
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And you probably wouldn't get a sweeping eight-part documentary series out of it.
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Lawyers and marketing managers alike have tried to make sense of the sweeping rules.
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That's something House Democrats passed in their sweeping anti-corruption reforms package, HR 1.
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For a while there, the sweeping visuals blinded me from acknowledging film's shaky foundation.
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It may disappoint its advocates and fail to produce sweeping changes of any kind.
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The estate is amazing ... it's 18,000 square feet on one acre with sweeping views.
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A sweeping 2018 inquiry into financial misdeeds triggered an overdue crackdown on Aussie banks.
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Her role as chief promoter of the sweeping healthcare overhaul ended in abject failure.
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The Hill's Peter Schroeder tells us more about the sweeping changes: http://bit.ly/2lwbMSz.
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Nazarbayev, a former Soviet apparatchik, wields sweeping power and parliament is devoid of opposition.
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The one that's always sweeping the ground directly in front of it, for eternity?
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The vagueness of broad, sweeping rhetoric is an obvious advantage on the campaign trail.
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The broad and sweeping condemnation from the left thus targeted Trump's millions of supporters.
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The New York Times published a sweeping take about anxiety-inducing "red dot" notifications.
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Sweeping them under the rug via a superdelegate trouncing would be convenient but wrong.
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The sweeping rule would apply to nearly 85033,000 banks and brokers registered with FINRA.
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It was confirmed in February and should bring sweeping changes to the user interface.
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Kenya is undergoing sweeping changes to its political structure with a complex devolution process.
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With Greek banks already shut down, Tsipras ultimately folded, agreeing to sweeping new reforms.
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Sweeping assumptions like "misogyny is part of the culture in Latin America" are offensive.
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The danger of a sweeping theory like postmodernism is that it can produce despair.
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Earlier this year, Twitter went through another sweeping effort to weed out bot accounts.
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I enjoy the high, sweeping synthesizers, though, and the industrial honks at the end.
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This legislation is proposing a sweeping solution before the problem has actually been defined.
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More recently though, sweeping wealth-spreading initiatives have gained currency in some unlikely places.
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This is perhaps too sweeping a judgement, but there is definitely a troubled history.
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Since then, he has been reelected twice and along the way enacted sweeping reforms.
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This weekend, she released K.T.S.E., the last of G.O.O.D Music's sweeping summer roll out.
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That father and son shared a wandering eye does not warrant such sweeping statements.
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We can't make broad, sweeping policy decisions, or draw conclusions based on anecdotal evidence.
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Francisco said the ruling was too sweeping and should be limited only to Chicago.
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Harris is among the candidates who is pushing for sweeping public education reforms. Sen.
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In the Senate, the authors of two of the most sweeping climate bills, Sen.
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It also set the stage for a sweeping revamp of our financial regulatory structure.
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Nearly 600 British athletes, The Guardian reports, have called for a sweeping, worldwide investigation.
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A more sweeping ban implemented hastily in January caused chaos and protests at airports.
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Mahajan's prose is elegant and incisive, his scope sweeping, and his sensibility cynically detached.
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Like gun control, climate action has sweeping public support but not enough in Washington.
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He has promised sweeping structural change to hold corporations and the wealthy more accountable.
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He also raised the cases of dozens of others arrested in a sweeping crackdown.
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No wonder that confidently sweeping analyses of Europe often get the big calls wrong.
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The police, for their part, are preoccupied with a sweeping crackdown on gay people.
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West is then shown sweeping the floor (yes, really) for like, two full minutes.
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The castle's sweeping Gothic architecture has earned it the place as a local landmark.
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By afternoon, shopkeepers were still busy sweeping broken glass and debris from their stores.
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"Such sweeping cuts would be detrimental to an already vulnerable population," the letter said.
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Sweeping regulations like California's upcoming privacy bill threaten to wipe out the advertising industry.
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Ad experts said the FTC's sweeping settlement with Facebook won't impact its advertising business.
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With the Tea Party sweeping into office, the ACA threatened to drag Democrats down.
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Sweeping regulations like California's upcoming privacy bill threaten to wipe out the advertising industry.
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Republicans strongly objected to that bill, which including sweeping voting reform and security measures.
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Cummings launched a sweeping investigation into the prescription drug industry's pricing practices in January.
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A more sweeping approach would seek bigger economic gains by moving toward consumption taxation.
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It is sweeping, grand, unabashedly romantic and, in its effusive intensity, not entirely comfortable.
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This sweeping history explores our millennia-long relationship with Papaver somniferum , the opium poppy.
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OxyContin is seen as partly to blame for the opioid crisis sweeping the US.
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"The potential costs of net neutrality regulation are both sweeping and severe," he said.
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Other Democratic gubernatorial candidates have also called for sweeping criminal-justice in their states.
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It also caused property damage in Louisiana after sweeping through the Gulf of Mexico.
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But the executive order, while sweeping, does not do everything the Trump administration thinks.
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"I've certainly had those dreams of someone sweeping me off my feet," he admitted.
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They're also the unofficial "clean up crew," sweeping up their habitats—with their mouths.
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The police have been sweeping up prostitutes from nightclubs and beggars from the streets.
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There could be a terrace with sweeping vistas, or no outdoor space at all.
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However, Congress later gave presidents sweeping authority under the National Emergencies Act of 1976.
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Morley Safer profiles Bjarke Ingels, the Danish architect whose work is sweeping New York.
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Under Gottlieb, the FDA unveiled a sweeping plan to overhaul tobacco regulation last summer.
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The harmful impact of unchecked masculinity is so pervasive, we desperately need sweeping change.
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We should avoid making sweeping conclusions until all the results are in next year.
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During his flyovers, Mangan shot the sweeping valleys and pigmented bodies of water below.
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But even with Facebook's data scandal, don't expect sweeping regulations targeting tech anytime soon.
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This Batlexander Manilton ParodyHamilton mania is sweeping all the way to the White House.
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Because its real health policy action is in its sweeping, dramatic cuts to Medicaid.
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Clearance teams follow, sweeping every inch of soil and exploding every piece of UXO.
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Diaz-Canel however has signaled the presidential handover does not mean sweeping political change.
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When they met in New York, Pompeo showed Kim sweeping views of the city.
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House Democrats opened their session by passing a sweeping package of good-government reforms.
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Maybe The Ringed City brings about sweeping changes to our understanding of Dark Souls!
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Schools of illuminated 3D printed butterflies sail across the the station's sweeping perimeter walls.
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He just made a lot of sweeping and ill-timed statements about her virtues.
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The master bedroom opens up to a deck with sweeping views of the city.
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Such a view, however, ignores the potentially sweeping implications of Flynn's cooperation with Mueller.
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This is the second sweeping stock-related bill Warren has unveiled in recent weeks.
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JLR is not the only carmaker feeling the pain of disruption sweeping the industry.
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Since then, whatever rationale there was for this sweeping new mandate has only weakened.
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You don't need a partner sweeping you along — the music does it for you.
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And this sweeping censorship continued for more than two years after the war ended.
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Now they're sweeping up the ashes, and warning of new blazes sure to come.
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The proposed rules would have added up to a sweeping change to copyright law.
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In the U.S., the Interior Department proposed sweeping changes to the Endangered Species Act.
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It is no secret that Xi has precipitated sweeping changes in China's political system.
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"This sweeping language reaches all aliens regardless of immigration status," he wrote in 2006.
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I still remember this immense gray mass, sweeping inexorably from one side to another.
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The Navy implemented sweeping changes to address the influx of cases around the world.
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Then, swipe it onto your headlights in clean, sweeping strokes from edge-to-edge.
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I don't miss the gleaming chalice or the glowing candles or the sweeping vestments.
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Authors with a sweeping vision of human nature and society seem to fascinate him.
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The second and third time, people said, 'Oh my God, they're really sweeping streets.
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It's just a bit more sweeping term than BAYOU, which is called for here.
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Brush the salt off the note, sweeping all that gross energy away with it.
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Aavik was part of a wave of linguistic purism that was then sweeping Europe.
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Mark Zuckerberg spoke to us about sweeping changes being made to Facebook's News Feed.
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The justices in the majority differed mostly over how sweeping the ruling should be.
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Part 1: With nationalist movements sweeping Europe and the U.K., can the E.U. survive?
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Another reform movement was sweeping the city, this one led by the indefatigable Rev.
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Such a sweeping problem means that there are a lot of ways to respond.
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Bernie Sanders, although Warren's plan is perceived as the most sweeping approach so far.
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If Congress is divided in 2020, broad compromise on a sweeping plan seems unlikely.
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Why is it an incremental approach in your view better than a sweeping overall?
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"I was surprised that the judge was so sweeping in his decision," she said.
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Our gaze, sweeping over the curling sheets of lead, possesses them in their entirety.
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Now, the country is in the midst of a sweeping attempt at national rebranding.
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The report did show one area of increasing revenue — from Mr. Trump's sweeping tariffs.
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The sale took place amid Prince Mohammed's sweeping crackdown against corruption and self-enrichment.
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Service itself, not any sweeping agenda, was the aim of this class of officeholders.
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Some governors who initially resisted such a sweeping measure quickly changed their minds. Gov.
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"Sweeping period dramas" were more popular with the Oscars in the 1980s and '90s.
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A sweeping survey at the Brooklyn Museum examines how she did it, and why.
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China's lawmakers last week passed a sweeping rewrite to its laws on foreign investment.
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A sweeping, studded white leather headboard created a striking frame for the king bed.
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The Navy implemented sweeping changes to address the influx of cases around the world.
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Today, with companies operating on a more sweeping scale, that premium is much higher.
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It's among the most sweeping and impressive pieces of journalism we'll publish all year.
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The sweeping views (and maybe some fishing) are all the entertainment a guest needs.
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That might well be, but I have in mind something more sweeping and fundamental.
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But those measures would need to be sweeping to make up for the damage.
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I understand why sweeping ideas like "cancel all debt" or "free college" seem appealing.
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Private terraces provide sweeping views of the lush grounds and the Bay of Banderas.
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Mr. Sanders wants to bring big, sweeping change to the American health care system.
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Obama takes aim at Mr. Trump, denouncing his policies and tenor in sweeping terms.
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Hard sweeping can also take a toll over the course of a long match.
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He also had to wrestle with the sweeping territory Ms. McNamara intended to cover.
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The grand, sweeping introduction to the Discovery was the show's purest "Trek" moment yet.
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Congress and the White House separately struck a deal on a sweeping relief package.
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Their sweeping routines contrast with the languid, subtly suggestive style of classic Egyptian stars.
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In addition, an entire industry has been created anticipating this kind of sweeping change.
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Why do you think there so many demonstrations sweeping Russia, mostly by young people?
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Fannami later saw Zanna at the barber shop where he worked sweeping the floor.
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The Chinese vehemently denied any role in the epidemic sweeping across the United States.
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Yet today, an even greater potential threat to the world is sweeping across Brazil.
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A new drug epidemic is sweeping across youth in our nation's schools and colleges.
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And mental health has not been addressed at a sweeping national level since then.
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That's why I want to know just how sweeping and systematic those efforts were.
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"Such sweeping cuts would be detrimental to an already vulnerable population," the group wrote.
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The tower's octagonal rooms have arched windows and sweeping views out to the sea.
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Now, next year's iPhone...that's supposed to be the one with the sweeping changes.
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Opposition leaders say the registrar would also have sweeping powers to de-register parties.
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These legal struggles are expected to be incremental rather than sweeping in their effect.
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Witnesses reported that sweeping arrests during the parade targeted rioters, protesters and journalists indiscriminately.
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The fog was still thick as the helicopter made its first sweeping pass overhead.
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Instead, his prosecutors largely used indictments and court filings to illustrate their sweeping investigation.
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But the problem for Republicans is that Obamacare's sweeping coverage has changed the paradigm.
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Instead, the President focused on sweeping statements about equality and freedom for all Americans.
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First Class Brent Bartels, who drove around in a circle sweeping up Nigerien troops.
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It would essentially replace private insurance, providing sweeping benefits at no cost to patients.
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He prevailed, however, and the Senate approved his more sweeping amendment in revised form.
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So there was Regina King in queenly, peach-toned Versace, overskirt sweeping majestically behind.
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"Yes, it is a big sweeping fantasy," Hissrich told Business Insider in an interview.
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But the revenge was reckless, sweeping up innocents as masked officers unleashed their rage.
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Included in the sweeping legislation signed is "Tyler's Law," an opioid-fighting assistance program.
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The appellate panel in Manhattan, quoting earlier opinions, made clear the doctrine's sweeping nature.
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But Buenrostro's invention also sparked more sweeping and fundamental changes, especially in cellular taxonomy.
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Technological advances sweeping the financial industry will be reflected by examiners in several ways.
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Incremental change is about taking small, gradual steps instead of making big sweeping changes.
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Everyone is okay and we'll be here sweeping up the pieces and applying plywood.
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Even if they did, that would hardly begin to address the protesters' sweeping demands.
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Although Florida's legislature passed sweeping legislation this week to combat gun violence -- which Gov.
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That's true even after Democrats were emboldened by their sweeping election victories this week.
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This build-out has only just begun, but it is sweeping through Chinese cities.
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Trump's lawyers claimed sweeping executive power for him as they argued for his acquittal.
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Most cheaper robot vacuums can handle sweeping up dirt and debris from hard flooring.
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Indeed, the roots of Gorbachev's sweeping reforms predated Reagan's ascent to leadership by decades.
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But none did; the sweeping Democratic victory came entirely from moderates running conventional campaigns.
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Some expressed doubt that sweeping drug pricing legislation like Pelosi's would ever become law.
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Nashville's magical run started by sweeping the West's No. 1 seed, the Chicago Blackhawks.
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It's not the first time Nader has called for a sweeping change in executives.
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To start, they're pushing for The Green New Deal, a sweeping plan from Rep.
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This would be the progressive populist ticket offering the most bold and sweeping agenda.
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The piece is beautiful—stirring, sweeping—and at the same time a little odd.
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Even if true, these don't come close to justifying a sweeping ban on speech.
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When we commit to making sweeping life changes, it is with the best intentions.
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Using this method would allow them to brag about sweeping away Obamacare's other taxes.
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They argued that "the law provides no such sweeping immunity" for a sitting president.
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While an important step, this wouldn't necessarily solve the issue of one show sweeping.
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Trump hammered drug companies on the campaign trail but has not proposed sweeping changes.
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The Red Sox are 25.23-210 in July after sweeping the two-game series.
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Trump warned Pakistan of the consequences if it didn't crack down on sweeping fundamentalism.
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Coca-Cola is one of many major companies that has made sweeping sustainability promises.
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US citizen Dr. Walid Fitaihi was also detained during the sweeping crackdown in 2017.
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Mueller would raise serious First Amendment concerns over political speech with such sweeping theories.
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Mr. Bellamy swung out his arm in a sweeping gesture toward the valley below.
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A top House Democrat says he is opposing a sweeping Asia-Pacific trade agreement.
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Sweeping corporate tax cuts passed by the Republicans last year have supercharged earnings growth.
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After breakfast, I do the housework — cleaning, sweeping inside and outside, washing the dishes.
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After sweeping the factory floor they found a venomous cobra coiled in one corner.
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"This is probably the broadest, most sweeping state plan that we have done," Gov.
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More than 700,000 Rohingya Muslims fled the sweeping army crackdown in Myanmar last year.
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Harmon, 14, is the teen responsible for the "Renegade" dance craze that's sweeping TikTok.
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The sweeping narrative of "Rebooting Justice" encompasses both the criminal and civil legal systems.
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Federal prosecutors in Miami prepared a sweeping 53-page federal indictment against Mr. Epstein.
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Federal prosecutors in Miami prepared a sweeping 53-page federal indictment against Mr. Epstein.
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President Volodymyr Zelenskiy ditched most of his government in a sweeping reshuffle this week.
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Now, a sweeping survey in New York examines how she did it, and why.
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Geneticists have begun using old bones to make sweeping claims about the distant past.
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It's too early to make "sweeping predictions" about the 2018 midterm election, Washington Rep.
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A few others, however, have said they support reforms that are nearly as sweeping.
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Her proposal for a sweeping debt-relief program is more progressive than I feared.
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All this should alarm party elites set on stopping Trump from sweeping the nomination.
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Sanders has proposed environmental regulations that are even more sweeping in scale than Clinton's.
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The result was a sweeping, grandiose, inherently cinematic comic — just as Ellis had promised.
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Retail complexes like Gateway Center have popped up alongside sweeping new affordable housing developments.
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Horrible metallic noises creak and sway, drawn inevitably forward by the album's sweeping momentum.
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Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan won reelection and a sweeping set of new powers.
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This action is less sweeping, but it also affects more than just Planned Parenthood.
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SWEEPING CHANGES The United States is demanding Beijing make sweeping changes to its trade and regulatory practices, including protecting U.S. intellectual property from theft and forced transfers to Chinese firms, curbs on Chinese government subsidies and increased American access to China's markets.
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At nightfall she unfolds her canny wings and skitters to her work, sweeping through the skies, circling under the streetlights, clearing the air of moths whose larvae eat our trees, sweeping up all the whining, stinging creatures we swat at in the dark.
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It appears to be shot from a drone, the views sweeping and the symbol fading.
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This has the effect of sweeping in larger purchases, including office equipment and computer equipment.
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