For her, it's a way of exploring that which is instinctive human behavior and that which is learned.
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What magical transfiguration of nature is this which has rendered that which was nice into that which is necessary?
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That which makes sense, you embrace like I did, and that which doesn't make sense, you just keep on walking.
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"That which unites us as American citizens is far greater than that which divides us as political parties," he said.
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"There is so much fear out there of that which we don't understand that which we don't know," Gad tells PEOPLE.
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And my authenticity is my ability to see that which is unjust in the world, that which is not right or true.
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But style is open to the present and the past, and it is that which endures, and that which we aspire to.
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Second, "Think about how to rotate your portfolio to buy that which is cheap and sell that which is expensive," he writes.
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To value gold over water is to value economy over ecology, that which can be locked up over that which connects all things.
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Shall we remain inside our safe little bubble, hearing only that which pleases us and seeing not that which frightens or confuses us?
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Great porn proceeds from a similar root, grappling with that which delights and with that which abases in the context of their inextricability.
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I wonder sometimes though about — there's that which people internally believe and that which is allowable to say to the public-facing audience.
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Christmas and New Year's are the ultimate recuperative holiday period, when we celebrate that which is leaving and that which is yet to come.
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I always felt sure that this must be another kind of "rape" from that which I dreaded happening to me, that which friends had horrifically experienced.
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Pursuing that which enjoyed doing — as opposed to that which I thought was a passion — led directly to opportunities and a successful career path I enjoy.
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I know because I spent the first half of my life eating that which was discarded by others, or simply that which was arbitrarily deemed bad.
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In art therapy, they are a really valuable material for exploring two sides of something, that which is protected and hidden, and that which is exposed to the world.
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Nonetheless, confronting thirty years' worth of one's own work is likely to prompt elegiac reflection upon that which is past or grumpy complaint over that which has been lost.
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The veterans' journey across the Vidda will honour the commandos' memories, as well as bringing back those of their own youth—of that which was taken and that which abides.
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And while there will be time enough to debate our continuing differences, now is the time to recognize that that which unites us is greater than that which divides us.
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" He notes the way that humans have long placed in the deep earth "that which we fear and wish to lose, and that which we love and wish to save.
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"There is that which we disclose and there is that which we withhold because we do not want to create worry and panic among the society," he said on Friday.
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Inventory, both that which is visible on the Shanghai Futures Exchange (SHFE) and that which is partially visible in the bonded warehouse system, has risen over the first part of this year.
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Related: Alabama theater shuns 'Beauty and the Beast' over gay 'moment' "There is so much fear out there of that which we don't understand, that which we don't know," Gad told the magazine.
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Beador appeared open to that, which should make Dodd happy.
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The crowd went nuts over that which is pretty interesting.
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The old cloaks can't conceal that which they used to.
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The new iPad Pros can't do that, which is nuts.
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What I desire is that which would give you pleasure.
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It's only that which would really supercharge the tech ecosystem.
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We yell at people who do that, which is good.
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Kugler did that, which prompted a response from the host.
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Sometimes, the outcome is not always that which we desire.
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They don't want to be that which they put down.
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It favors that which is the most adaptable to change.
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And he did that, which I think is pretty remarkable.
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But I've kind of gotten past that, which is great.
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We have less of that, which means life is worse.
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And that which they have done, they can do again.
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It's details like that which are represented in the scene.
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And it's that which makes me no longer fear death.
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We always ache most for that which we can't have.
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That which you don't heal or address you pass along.
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But the word still pinpoints that which transgresses human decency.
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We wish to reproduce that which gives us aesthetic pleasure.
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That which is not explicitly forbidden by law is allowed.
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RPI doesn't determine that, which makes evaluating teams extraordinarily difficult.
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I think you can fall into that, which I did.
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Thou'dst have, great Glamis,That which cries, "Thus thou must do," if thou have it;And that which rather thou dost fear to do Sends text to Team MacGove, mistakenly copying in entire kingdom.
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He said the court cannot order the government "to do that which in a humanitarian and caring world should be done — it can only order the defendants to do that which the law requires."
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"She's very pragmatic like that, which I really like," Mackey noted.
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Rhetoric like that which has been espoused does the exact opposite.
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Let's not concern ourselves with that which we do not know.
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Erdogan nonetheless dislikes that which he cannot control if not dictate.
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As a society, that which we cannot see, we cannot understand.
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So we'll be able to do that, which is so nice.
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In other words, that which is cruel is not always illegal.
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That Which Seeks Its Prey Underneath The Black Earth19. Bloodharvester20. Gorgon21.
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One is that which investigates corruption and the abuse of power.
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And women who hate women hate that—which, I believe, is
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"They're seeking that which is less discovered by others," he said.
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It doesn't seem like she's burdened by that, which is cool.
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I didn't know that, which was ... I didn't know that either.
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The markets feel optimistic about that, which supports the rand further.
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Such a vision is fundamentally different from that which prevailed before.
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This means doing the opposite of that which authoritarian states do.
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An ass man appreciates that which is beneath the surface, hidden.
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This is what could achieve that which surface-level regulation can't.
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Similarly, you're willing to truly live for that which you love.
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Kang: Somebody showed me that, which was so nice to hear.
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I feel like I've gotten past that, which is very liberating.
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Something like that, which tries to spread it around a bit.
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The film doesn't cop to that, which doesn't lessen its appeal.
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Here's what I wrote last week on that, which still applies.
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So it's that which is the harm which comes from it.
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And beyond all of that — which I really wasn't into — praise.
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Bevin was not happy about that, which led to another mistake.
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But it's that which protesters say is also precisely at risk.
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Hillary Clinton would assume that which had been ordained for her.
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That field is still called that, which is kind of terrifying.
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And there was something about that which triggered something in me.
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If people want to have stunts, fine, but one of the great dangers it seems to me at the moment is people can't differentiate between that which is real and that which is a fake story.
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No other character is like that, which makes the ampersand delightfully playful.
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That which coffers the trousseau of Maria de' Medici and Lincoln's bones.
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This will keep you continually focused on that which you most want.
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I simply wanted access to that which I hadn't had access to.
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His goal is not to capture that which belongs to someone else.
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They're a little more human than that, which is unusual and welcome.
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It's little things like that which go back to music and movies.
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The worst kind of deception is that which hides in plain sight.
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She thinks I'm sort of witchy like that, which I can be.
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And I am here to accept responsibility for that which I did.
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I will not accept responsibility for that which I did not do.
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So they build catastrophe scenarios that which we don't think are likely.
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But I desperately desire their skills to hide that which is unsavory.
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It makes that which we take for granted negotiable, open to change.
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Weirdness is produced by the presence of "that which does not belong".
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I actually have never had that, which is kind of weird, maybe.
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So in some way you are connected to that which you admire.
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"The first step is to acknowledge that which is happening," said Conley.
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It stakes our claim upon that which was rightfully ours but denied.
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To discover within yourself that which you despise the most in others.
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But it's hard to fix that which you don't know is broken.
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In fact, you're the first person to suggest that, which is true.
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But then you know that, which makes this all even more horrifying.
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She filed a report on that, which led to some changes too.
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There's a certain kind of responsibility in that, which must be disconcerting.
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"Vigilance to protect that which Americans now enjoy must be our watchword."
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What was interesting was the reaction to that, which I found interesting.
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He has a chance to change that, which is all he wanted.
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But they're especially put off by that which has a prosecutorial tone.
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Previously, everyone speculated that which professional league will be the first mover?
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"The individual is the personification of that which expresses personification," he said.
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He's hellbent on harpooning himself, chasing that which will sink him. Seppuku.
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It's designed like that, which is what I want to talk about.
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By the powers of the Earth and all her grains, I have learned that there is a distinct difference between that which is created by hand and executed with attention, and that which is left to be manufactured.
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Facebook and Twitter "optimize," so to speak, for engagement, which is to say they implicitly amplify that which causes outrage, fury, terror, and insecurity, rather than that which prompts a quiet hope for / confidence in things slowly getting better.
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People are perpetually fascinated by that which they perceive as defying "normative" conventions.
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There's nothing that piques her interest more than that which is denied her.
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Songs during a water ceremony honor that which is sacred and is life.
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And it is that which gives so much meaning to this Memorial Day.
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He hasn&apost done that which makes me think one of two things.
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Both are able to do that, which makes the experience much more pleasant.
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It feels good to let go of that which was holding me back.
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You gave it all to the fight,including that which cannot be given.
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That which influences the artists with the longest careers is often not obvious.
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But [the airlines are] not smart enough to do that, which is unfortunate.
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And she filed a report on that, which led to some changes, too.
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It takes a special talent to glorify that which lines Roger Goodell's pockets.
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I will not accept the responsibility for that which I did not do.
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Jay knows that, which is part of why 4:44 is so good.
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We do not need to reform that which is already good and right.
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Do what is possible and agree to disagree with that which is not.
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Ayahuasca shines a light to help you recognize that which you already know.
|
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That is the aesthetic challenge, to imagine that which is not immediately apparent.
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For many Democratic strategists, the worst-case scenario is that which befell Sen.
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Having done so, they proceeded to imitate that which they pretended to disdain.
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"They've been really open with us about that, which is reassuring," she said.
|
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The language echoed closely that which Fed Chair Jerome Powell used last month.
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He saw that which anybody else reading that play would not have seen.
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Nimbus's 100TB SSD more than triples that, which means over 17,000 HD movies.
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And women who hate women hate that, which, I believe, is most women.
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Do not give your energy to that which you really don't believe in.
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The future, however, is made of that which we cannot yet be certain.
|
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And women who hate women hate that, which I believe is most women.
|
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And nobody seems to talk about that, which I think is a problem.
|
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How do we value that which is not of direct value to us?
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He feels no pressure outside that which he sets on his own shoulders.
|
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And they are very rarely doing that which they say they are doing.
|
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As with "Wall with Giraffe" — Abercrombie's work straddles the tension between that which is simple, magical, and free, and that which is turbulent, dark, and unavoidable — the beauty of a moment of friendship and the reality of a wall in between.
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The resulting seven-episode season, the first of a hoped-for five, all based on the first novel, is an amalgam of that which is expected from Anne Shirley (her buoyancy) and that which makes for prestigious television today (her depths).
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Periodic stress, or that which comes and goes, leaves room between experiences to decompress.
|
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Now, let me caveat that, which I think the economy is doing fabulously well.
|
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Then I kind of have been able to do that, which is fun. Right.
|
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That which we call a rose, by any other name, would smell as sweet.
|
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He looked like that — which pisses me off, because it makes him sound cool.
|
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In both, Kingsolver examines the human tendency to fear that which challenges our beliefs.
|
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And I understand that, which is why I'm not handcuffed to the yield curve.
|
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Twitter said no one outside or inside the company did that, which is good!
|
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Toni sawing her head off, things like that, which is all prosthetics as well.
|
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They also make decisions in line with that which they are familiar and comfortable.
|
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Once again, its subject matter was that which was most familiar to me—fashion.
|
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Dairy, particularly that which has gone sour, produces lactic acid, an alpha-hydroxy acid.
|
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We built that, which was challenging because you don't want it to wrinkle funny.
|
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Loughnane noticed parallels between Kath's behavior and that which proceeded Hendrix's death in 1970.
|
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We have the next ring out from that, which is interest accounts and aggregators.
|
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But that - which would be a weakness in any normal candidate - is his strength.
|
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Congressional investigators could combine Facebook's data with that which Twitter has pledged to provide.
|
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And say when you say something like that, which is quite a stark statement.
|
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But that which he survived still sat on top of and underneath his skin.
|
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Surely what we have now is not anything close to that which we aspired.
|
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It's not even considered a crime often, but it's that which really disturbs me.
|
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It's very difficult to find anything other than that, which I find really positive.
|
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Now it has crossed over into that which may be punished by the university.
|
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That which does not kill Florida makes Florida stronger, so let the wind blow.
|
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We need to do that, which we failed as Europeans to do in 1930.
|
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"We've been able to avoid all of that, which is very gratifying," he says.
|
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"He'll randomly do little stuff like that, which is really sweet," Raisman jumped in.
|
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Love gives us magnitude, or helps us own that which we had all along.
|
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"You are always going to believe that which makes sense to you," Weiberger says.
|
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We will have to follow a course different than that which we had planned.
|
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Most of us realize that, which is why most of us avoid risky drives.
|
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We're through that, which looks very solid," Gordon said Thursday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
|
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"I hate that word, because it somehow implies that which has passed," she said.
|
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Toews did just that, which — given the way Crawford performed — proved to be enough.
|
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On top of that, which has clashed with regulators on a number of occasions.
|
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The best advice for him is the same as that which he always ignores.
|
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Yet, it is a slippery slope when we disregard that which makes us unique.
|
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How else to make visible that which is eroding under the duress of destruction?
|
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Sully from Sully did that, which is why they made a film called Sully.
|
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Montanans had something to say about that, which is where this movie gets cooking.
|
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And even his teeth, there's an entire story behind that which is absolutely canon.
|
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"It is becoming difficult to avoid seeing that which is increasingly clear," he wrote.
|
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Take away that which violates the ambient privacy and what's left is not Facebook.
|
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Virtue is defined by how vehemently you react to that which you find offensive.
|
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So, you're trying to figure out how to stop that, which is really hard.
|
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PD: And see how we respond back to that, which we're trying to do.
|
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When this happens, guide them back to focusing on that which they can change.
|
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But it's so much more than that, which is obvious from the first paragraph.
|
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Some seemed surprised she could dance like that, which in turn surprised Ms. Rocha.
|
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We will have to work to achieve that which we hoped would happen naturally.
|
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The House bill does that, which is why NFIB is proud to support it.
|
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The risk is a regulatory backlash like that which befell U.S. vaping heavyweight Juul.
|
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But what is longing if not for that which will never come, never be?
|
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Apparently, an imaginary is simply the product of the imagination, that which is unreal.
|
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The cardinal rule is the universe renders only that which needs to be observed.
|
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And then there's another stage of that which is who the infidelity was with.
|
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KJ: To coin a phrase, that which you wish to tidy, you must first destroy.
|
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Especially in those moments when we must deny ourselves that which is familiar…but harmful.
|
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When you&aposre driving up the cost of raw material like that, which is everywhere.
|
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LG: I think people think GPS location or something like that, which this wasn't, right?
|
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"There's a lot of pressure from that which I haven't quite yet experienced," said Louloudis.
|
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I distanced myself from that, which is how I found out about the studyblr community.
|
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They are twisted and thorny and beautiful, and wholly dependent upon that which holds them.
|
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The weight room is a place to begin unlearning that which does not serve me.
|
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If you don't give up, you can bring back that which you've had to destroy.
|
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The startup takes between 15% to 20% of that, which is how it makes money.
|
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"We are here to stake a claim to that which belongs to us," Hill added.
|
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The only real "populism" worth thinking about is that which the ideas of liberty provide.
|
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And it is this that which has significantly contributed to soaring house prices, argues Unell.
|
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Most post-internet art revels in crappiness, but upstairs we encounter that which is elegant.
|
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How similar is this storm to that which the tobacco industry faced in the 1990s?
|
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To retrieve it, the seeker must "lose that which they love" on the planet Vormir.
|
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I find it discouraging your inability to cite that, which I think is globally accepted.
|
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Pre-arrival wine is that which is bottled but has not yet hit store shelves.
|
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They support that which they believe but cannot prove and do not care about proving.
|
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We eat the hormone of the oyster, that which penetrates the other and initiates fertilization.
|
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In the 50s and 60s the dream of shared prosperity was that which gave hope.
|
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I'm making the monthly payments but not any more than that, which isn't really helpful.
|
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But we knew that, which brings us to Hillary Clinton and the other two reports.
|
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But here I'm just kind of free of all of that, which appeals to me.
|
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Accept that which cannot be seen as the sun meets with sweet Venus on Wednesday.
|
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That which we call a rose by any other name would smell just as sweet.
|
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Hanke says there are plenty more little "easter eggs" like that which players haven't found.
|
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And a fat finger at that, which is most troubling when you consider the stakes.
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KS: But he does special interviews for it and stuff like that, which is good.
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It was a really interesting thing that, I never had done that, which was interesting.
|
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In the end, what matters most to me is that which brings us closer together.
|
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"It is becoming difficult to avoid seeing that which is increasingly clear," Judge Hazel wrote.
|
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"We react most strongly to that which we hide or dislike about ourselves," Hedges said.
|
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The bad guys know that, which means they have to destroy our culture, our history.
|
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Government is supposed to prevent harm, provide needed services and fix that which is broken.
|
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The methodology is that which IHS Markit applies for companies to assess sentiment among investors.
|
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If not, then they should adhere to that which they claim to be champions of.
|
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It is tangible proof of that which they say is theirs and must never be.
|
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In short, that which the demonological Jew once was, demonological Israel now is: uniquely malevolent.
|
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What will be thought of him who exacts of his friends that which disgraces him?
|
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The losses sustained by the DAB were reminiscent of that which it faced in 2003.
|
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The data appears to be a similar-looking data set to that which BuzzFeed obtained.
|
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But that which fanaticism formerly promised to its elect, science now accomplishes for all men.
|
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Those sorts of people who still believe in that, which includes me as an outsider.
|
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He got promoted shortly after that, which taught me a lot about the business world.
|
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Let's win the second half and we did accomplish that, which I was happy with.
|
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He places all the evidence in front of us, even that which he covers over.
|
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That which disrupts the status quo, we've been trained to think of that as political.
|
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" After Hunt's name was announced, she told the academy members, "There was an Indonesian phrase in the film, which translates into English as 'water from the moon,' and it means that which is unattainable, the impossible, that which one can never have or know.
|
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This calls for rethinking that is just as deep as that which followed the IMF crisis.
|
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And I think we have the right to watch that which is made consensually and ethically.
|
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"(It) is becoming difficult to avoid seeing that which is increasingly clear," Hazel wrote on Monday.
|
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But I thought they were smarter than that, which makes me think, how rampant was this?
|
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There's no way to shortcut that, which makes blockchain contracts much more valuable for gig workers.
|
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It's moments like that which brings the show back to its roots: family drama and bickering.
|
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But to obtain the artifact, he must pay a terrible price: Sacrifice that which he loves.
|
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And obviously your film does not do that, which is that much more challenging for audiences.
|
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Democratic leaders know that, which is why they have been targeting him these past few weeks.
|
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That which defines the marks left by trauma conveys in its sound the violence of wounds.
|
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Art might reflect all these realities at once: that which is hidden, or permitted, or censored.
|
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It's that time of year again, the time to honor that which we hold most dear.
|
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While the reader might enjoy the content, he or she doesn't value that which lacks substance.
|
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Things ended pretty swiftly after that, which is why I started my cursed experiment in mysteriousness.
|
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Here we are about to go into pre-production for exactly that, which has been amazing.
|
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You can't build a hub around that, which is why Google is relying on Google Assistant.
|
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And Jeff's book seems to just sit totally outside that, which I thought was really interesting.
|
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The trend of consumerization of enterprise technology or this idea that ... Which we talked about before.
|
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Jumping off of that, which passion has been closest to your heart: singing, modeling, or acting?
|
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Something illusory, that which we can never quite grasp, is commonly referred to as a chimera.
|
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" Garth hesitated, before Spelling, 43, chimed in with, "Just say, 'that which we don't speak of.
|
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One reactor shut down following that, which has created extra financial hurdles for the plant since.
|
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One recent example that which the media has ignored is the Organ Donor Clarification Act (ODCA).
|
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These artists refused to do that, which is why they are still out in the cold.
|
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A type of mercy that we never seen before, if you believe that, which I do.
|
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AND THERE ARE WAYS YOU CAN DO THAT, WHICH WOULD AMELIORATE THE BREAKDOWN IN SUPPLY CHAINS.
|
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Naturally, the story is more complicated than that, which the New York Times investigated in full.
|
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So we have to come up with a way of dividing up that which is scarce.
|
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She was referencing a photo she posted months before that, which also brought up some heat.
|
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Ms Zaghir is trying to change that—which also helps her find ways of making money.
|
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Deadspin will write only about sports and that which is relevant to sports in some way.
|
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She defines beauty as that which moves you to see something without wanting to possess it.
|
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It unveils the truth of your hidden emotions and helps you remember that which you are.
|
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He concludes that we are driven not by pleasure, but by discovering that which is meaningful.
|
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Their power is simply a reflection of that which the president is willing to grant them.
|
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"We should be suing Google and Facebook and all that, which perhaps we will," he added.
|
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Perjury is only that which differs from Weissmann's "view" of the "evidence" — not the actual truth.
|
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This conduct does appear to be completely incongruent with that which we expect of our personnel.
|
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You have to make a case for that, which can be for any number of reasons.
|
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"And overall, a lot of life has come from that which I am so grateful for."
|
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Next time, limit surrender of property, whether guilt-induced or otherwise, to that which is yours.
|
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The problem is that which gun control advocates fear to name, which is the Second Amendment.
|
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"That which does not kill us, makes us stronger," the aphoristic philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche famously said.
|
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There were, she wrote, two ways in which that which came before could teach us lessons.
|
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There's only one reason for that, which I think we're going to find out this week.
|
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In every Western democracy, Trump has helped unleash that which is most foul in human nature.
|
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People also can buy voluntary insurance above that, which covers things not covered by statutory insurance.
|
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I don't even know if he's aware of that, which is another huge problem, you know.
|
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People feel good about that, which is a psychological factor that I feel is very important.
|
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"We can't offer that, which is, in my opinion, really reducing freedom of choice," he said.
|
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His comments on WeWork perhaps an indication of that, which I thought also was pretty interesting.
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We were absorbing and trying to process that which was new and horrible and so different.
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I accept the theory that the essence of poetry is that which is lost in translation.
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For many, self-care, if available at all, is that which replenishes energy drained by work.
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The main duty of government is to prevent harm and to fix that which is broken.
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There is no more tenuous comfort than that which rests on the possibility of another's remorse.
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"Schools are responsible for preventing only that which they can predict," Herzig wrote in a brief.
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It is a crime against language, against that which raises human beings above the animal world.
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People with anxiety typically avoid that which makes them anxious because life isn't predictable, he adds.
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I would not provide information beyond that which is already public in any appearance before congress.
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HR: And there's one more point to that which I think you mentioned at the outset.
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" Mr. Othman also said, "The only creative work which is permitted is that which favors the state.
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The McLaren 675LT has all of that, which makes creating yet another variation on the theme tough.
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There&aposs a hidden truth in that which is scandals weren&apost covered during the Obama administration.
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Nobody would do that, or I wouldn't want anybody to do that, which I think was interesting.
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And there's a reclaiming of that, which I think can be a form of agency or power.
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But these laborers get paid much more than that, which goes straight to the North Korean state.
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The most insidious type of advertising fail is that which simply reflects harmful societal attitudes and prejudices.
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Just know that there may be caveats to that, which you should double-check with Ticketmaster itself.
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"Cool" —at least in my mind—also involves making that which is old, new and relevant again.
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"There's the downside to that, which is what our show looks at all the time," says Groff.
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And if you're shy like me, you have to overcome that, which makes it even more meaningful.
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Only that which has the proper mix of the exaggerated, the fantastic, the passionate, and the naïve.
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"That which characterizes that epoch is the absence of classes," Rivera told a copiously note-taking Peña.
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But the most powerful censorship is that which is caused by the cages we build around us.
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And one of the ways to do that, which to me is pretty fun, is through fragrance.
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And let's not even talk about that which birds will sometime do in the vicinity of cars.
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Rather, this data will be set on massive health IT platforms like that which Orion has built.
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That which did remain unknown by day's end — the baby's name and the godparents — was endlessly discussed.
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"Her mouth speaks from that which fills her heart," Spears captioned the pic, citing Luke 6:45.
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But actually there's an interesting twist to that which is also, marriage has become a class thing.
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People were willing to spend $20, $30, $50, but not much more than that [which we learned].
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It doesn't matter if I sold 7 million of that album before that, which is what happened.
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INGRAHAM: We still don&apost know the details of that, which is unbelievable after all this time.
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We cannot know that which we were not there to see and hear and experience for ourselves.
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That which resulted in a sloppy phishing page that was saved by RiskIQ's vast internet crawling operation.
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Something or someone is only civilized—enlightened, tasteful—in contrast to that which is uncivilized—barbaric, savage.
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He talked about people bringing in diseases and all the rest of that, which was not so.
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It will undoubtedly help us understand that which lies beyond what we can see with eyes alone.
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There was a price to pay for that, which was NATO and support to the European Union.
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Yet, in the end, it was exactly that which prevented him from grabbing the last brass ring.
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The new design tends to be better thought-out and researched than that which lies beneath it.
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There are a lot of reasons for that, which you can read more about in this piece.
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But the reality is that today's workplace is not so different from that which these women experienced.
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But if the best government is that which governs least, some congressional inaction is cause for rejoicing.
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" St. Catherine says, "That which man judges to be perfect, in the sight of God is defect.
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I made around 50 cents for doing that, which was a nice alternative to just watching cartoons.
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There is no anger more pure, more visceral, than that which arises from getting your glasses stolen.
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Buffett's dogged avoidance of that which he claims not to understand has worked to his advantage, mostly.
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My dad totally gets that, which is really cool because I know that not all dads do.
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These people are the comment section, that which was cast off from the mainstream of acceptable opinion.
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There's little evidence to back it up, and that which exists is largely based on poor research.
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Versace was so successful he managed to overcome that, which was what was so extraordinary about him.
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Also, there was the basic question of how to photograph that which is felt, but not seen.
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"But you'll have two seats on that, which is just a cool perk to have," he said.
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What can we do to make up for that?' which leaves the door open for an apology.
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And I think that ... Which is what you get when you have an engineering point of view.
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More indignation, it stingingly seems to many protestors, than that which the public generally shows about femicide.
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"This was a very different place with a fauna very unlike that which survived into recent times."
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"In a world of counterfeits, the gold-standard spa experience is that which is real, not virtual."
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I may be uniquely positioned because of my training to gather information on that which is stable.
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One who brazenly pronounces that which was forbidden to say, to the squealing satisfaction of frustrated followers.
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It's a pattern that has become common in our new era of That Which Cannot Be Said.
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But iRobot's high-end models tend to go pretty far beyond that, which warrants their high cost.
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Speaking of that which we can't get over, Pitt also scored a zinger about his love life.
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The holidays are a time for us to appreciate and celebrate that which we hold most dear.
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"There's a lot of discussion going on about that, which is probably a good thing," said Rep.
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"There are ways you can do that which would ameliorate the breakdown in supply chains," he added.
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Fake news is that which he wants to be believed – and which his supporters wish to believe.
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After all, to care about catastrophe and to fear loss, you must value that which you have.
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The researchers found that which emotions were desired had a lot to do with the participant's culture.
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For foreigners, the legal residence time includes that which has elapsed before the law comes into force.
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They're prone to charging ahead at the wrong problem, or trying to solve that which is unsolvable.
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" An influential thinker in many fields, Spencer writes: "The degree of [man's] slavery varies according to the ratio between that which he is forced to yield up and that which he is allowed to retain; and it matters not whether his master is a single person or society.
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These pieces overwhelm, push the viewer towards terror and melancholy because the hands, the bodies, become too many to count and we recoil, not quite consciously realizing that our tools for comprehension are calibrated to grasp that which is discrete, that which can be compartmentalized and thus contained.
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I was hoping for $5,000 and I ended up with a lot more than that, which is great.
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It looks like he was talking to Rey as he said that, which would be an interesting twist.
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Hey Suzie Hardy, I will do for you that which no one did for me after May 30.
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That which declares itself single and integral, defending the eld, paneling boardrooms and catafalques, tendrils here through anchorage.
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I spent a lot of time thinking about that, which is a bit of a downer, isn't it?
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Occasionally, I get told 'I don't work for you, don't speak to me like that,' which is okay.
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Nothing in America is free and she knows that, which offers a modern update on this timeless classic.
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To suddenly root for the Dems means these pundits are effectively embracing that which they have always denounced.
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Business Career Coaching knows that, which is why they've put together their Complete Presentation and Public Speaking Course.
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How powerful is it to go back to a very simple media and to create that which disrupts?
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BOB IGER: --and you know, that, which, right now, almost all of them are done through third parties.
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Tech is not immune to that, which means we'll see a hit to valuations, VC funding and fundraising.
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Tyler yells at Mackenzie that she's "boring" and that he doesn't like her like that… which Cyrus overhears.
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She's not really cognizant of that, which is a good thing because my mother is really a fighter.
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"I'm going to give the really obvious answer to that, which to me is Oprah," she tells Vogue.
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The heady intersection of the designer's own physical suffering and that which he witnessed in India proved critical.
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It seems likely, though, that which other foods a child eats may help shape his oral ecosystem, too.
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It's interesting, the other thing that we're noticing is that ... Which is, messaging systems have that. Yeah. Yeah.
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China's total planned battery-making capacity is three times that which the rest of the world will construct.
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Brazil's National Mining Agency is talking about banning all tailings dams similar to that which collapsed at Brumadinho.
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There is data on how many people want that, which is most people, 81 percent, says Hinge's survey.
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Five Below understands that, which is how this small-time Phildelphia chain is quickly becoming a national brand.
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And we found that "Which campaign is having the most fun?" was a leading indicator, presaging ballot success.
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And that which was born in Jackson's time is born again and rises again to the White House.
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Some great rock & roll tends to have that, which is why the Who were such a great band.
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I think there's been more access to that, which is has been wonderful and really important for me.
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They linked this malware to that which was used to hack an app employed by the Ukrainian military.
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"We are far more united and have far more in common than that which divides us," she said.
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"Your lips get hot, and you start thinking about that which you should not think about," he said.
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Meat, for instance, that's braised or roasted is likely to hold up better than that which is seared.
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I don't feel badly about that — there are hundreds of other bets like that which don't pay off.
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There is common confusion between the flexibility that serves employees and that which serves the interest of employers.
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So spend the evening doing just that, which will certainly pave the way to more and deeper conversations.
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It's just that which deal it burns down in matters, and when it burns down matters as well.
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Indeed, today we see a more nuanced and complicated portrait of motherhood from that which marked previous eras.
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Blue light, compared with that which comes from traditional incandescent lightbulbs, is a particularly short and potent wavelength.
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We ran additional statistical tests to try to untangle that, which indicated that sitting patterns contributed to diabetes.
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Second: Mueller was given a mandate to conduct a counterintelligence investigation based on that which the FBI started.
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Having these integrations with Microsoft's suite of productivity tools as part of that, which many enterprise customers use.
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Judge Kavanaugh will have none of that—which is precisely the reason he will be an excellent justice.
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In fact, the opposite is true: that which was intended to enlighten the world in practice darkens it.
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You might think the best approach to recurring panic attacks is to avoid that which makes you panic.
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She's been making Dunlop cheese in a similar style to that which Burns would have eaten since 1989.
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Every group of women is most effective when we're working on that which we really understand and know.
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In fact, vast gaps remain between the historical corpus of recorded music and that which has been digitized.
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Lightly letting go of the ropes, her body sustains a quake equal to that which the sculpture receives.
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The emphasis makes perfect symbolic sense as our heroes attempt to bring that which is hidden to light.
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The current political response to overdose prevention sites is a sharp contrast to that which faced needle exchange.
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Previously published work is considered to be that which has appeared in print or online, including on blogs.
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That which we may have needed the FDA to do just a few years ago is unnecessary today.
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Mr. Sanders vehemently denied he had said that, which prompted Ms. Warren to confront him after the debate.
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This means you must LET GO of that which holds you back or brings out your negative qualities. . .
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You need the talent to do that, which will take a while for regional countries to catch up.
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Wall Street Survivor knows that — which is why they've put together a program just for the investing-shy.
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"There were some additional requests beyond that, which could not be accepted at this time," he told reporters.
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I had another with him also, I think before that, which was the same thing, it was nothing.
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The standard of "affordable" housing is that which costs roughly 213 percent or less of a family's income.
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He was referring to void and emptiness that are as substantial as that which is painted with ink.
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Painting is about bringing into visibility that which is not ordinarily visible, including the forms that violence takes.
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To tell you the truth, Anthony was that, [which made us realize] that he'd be great for Stamets.
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But there's also a consensus here that it's not quite as formulaic as that, which is positively reassuring.
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I think, in the Zinke profile, that ... Which, by the way, called him Trump's attack dog, I believe.
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ROBERT FRANK: Right, but the inverse of that which is what the conservatives say 'Well, growth will solve everything.
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So when things are at odds with that, which we've seen, we think of how do we take action?
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So we said, "Instead of focusing on that, and going to fight that …" Which takes a lot of time.
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"3D tools serve for precisely this reason—to be able to see that which does not exist," he says
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This behavior (seeking-out and bingeing) resembles that which occurs in those who are addicted to drugs of abuse.
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It was a period film, and I was intrigued to make something like that, which I haven't made before.
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There is one small difficulty with that, which is that some concentration is needed for the strategy to work.
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So it would be great to have a service like that, which I'm more than willing to pay for.
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After the break, we talk to congressional correspondent, Addy Baird, about that which shall not be named a transcript.
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"She resolved to fight on and kill that which had become part of her," one of the voices explained.
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Focusing exclusively on the funding mechanism ignores that which makes both Social Security and our proposal popular and populist.
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The feeling is both deeper, and less rancorous, than that which surrounds the Parthenon sculptures in the British Museum.
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Those are examples of direct reference, but we also categorize a second type of that, which is oblique reference.
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But they don't admit that, which I actually think people are able to understand the truth a lot better.
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Under Swiss law, she would be entitled to half their fortune — but only that which the court knew about.
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While vaporization is becoming increasingly popular, you'll need a weed vape for that, which can get expensive real quick.
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Unfortunately, we've had a lot of resistance to that, which means that now, individual members stay in the union.
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Derrida described these mediations as supplements — that which supplemented the experience of what we might typically call real life.
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These appointments suggest that the Trump administration could take a different stance toward Russia than that which many expected.
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It only charges a quarter of a percent in fees after that, which is lower than the industry average.
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A new feature that which was announced in June lets users filter out potentially offensive comments from their posts.
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You cant fix society and its endless need to diminish, disparage, or degrade that which they know is good.
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So they were really paving a way for that, which was a cool thing to be a part of.
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The accident is similar to that which killed Star Trek actor Anton Yelchin back in 2016 at age 27.
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Currently, American refineries are configured to optimally handle heavier crude, such as that which comes from Canada and Venezuela.
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S: But it's so ridiculous saying that, which shows how much more men are entitled to behave that way!
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She's taken the useful bits of their teachings and kept them, while discarding that which doesn't apply to her.
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That which was initially just a means to an end has now become an end in and of itself.
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Apple's 10.2 update will gift us a much needed shrugging emoji, but that which gives can also take away.
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And of all the five boroughs, Action just might have the most love for that which he's from: Queens.
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"We fight for and protect the relentless pursuit of that which has never been done," was written on it.
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Tacking a subscription to cinemas on to that, which either made going free or discounted, is a no-brainer.
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Even so, it is a loss, and nothing is ever so cherished as that which we no longer possess.
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Today, Andrew Rosenthal, editorial columnist, responds to recent news: the good, the bad and that which makes him mad.
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Myth prepares the ground for explicit understanding by using what is presently comprehended ... to represent that which remains unknown.
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Together, they could wrangle an audience as large as that which watched the Red Sox-Cardinals, possibly even more.
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Be on board with the mission and all that, which usually leads to a kind of uniformity of thought.
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He may be right about that, which is all the more reason to find new ways to engage peacefully.
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In the same way, Trump's economic message is one people want to hear, and avoids that which they don't.
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The invisibility of that netherworld is precisely that which defines our concept of hygiene, the habitability of our homes.
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She is known to collect and preserve especially that which is in danger of being lost to the world.
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The "Arsenal" part of the title is about being prepared for that which challenges you in the subconscious realm.
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"One can define time as 'the duration of that which changes,'" he said, briefly letting the phrase sink in.
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Experts told me it's possible that the party could fail to do that, which would force yet another election.
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The world's most insidious power is that which infiltrates your own brain, constricting and deforming what's permissible to think.
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We've done that at times, but too often we haven't done that, which has put us in this position.
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There were reports LeBron wanted to do just that, which he refuted, but still, maybe Drew has a point?
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But the name change was actually a shrewd attempt to anger that which Prince most hated: his record label.
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This is the possibility that the performance has to raise on the way to becoming that which it was.
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Garmin's aware of that, which is why the other smartwatches in the fenix 13 series are a tad smaller.
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"I'm not sure most voters have focused very far beyond that, which presents challenges for all of the candidates."
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I'm still working on cursing and stuff like that, which has been a way of life for many years.
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I suspect all those other candidates probably know that, which means everyone supporting them is really wasting their time.
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Everyone paying attention to the evidence presented and that which continues to be revealed in the press knows this.
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Encouraging such capitalists, Gaul argues, is the federal government, which has removed personal risk from that which is risky.
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The Mandalorian takes place after that, which means this isn't the second coming of everyone's favorite tiny green badass.
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Trump has done none of that, which puts him in a more precarious position as the issues are revealed.
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There are countless other combinations beyond that, which will be available for mix and match at Apple's retail locations.
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She'd like a minimum of $250,43 in retirement income on top of that, which would continue to appreciate yearly.
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Then there's another that he says is basically orthogonal to that, which is the dimension between individualism and communitarianism.
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And if your injury is more serious, there's bismia sap for that, which works like iodine for open wounds.
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Lazarus thankfully doesn't have Thomas Newton checking his Facebook or anything like that, which would almost definitely be embarrassing.
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In short, it must become good at harvesting meaningful information—that which is likely to be useful for future survival.
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They are trying -- it&aposs the elite in North Korea that benefits from that which is the military and political.
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I think that the president is having doubts about that, which is why we got to this point this week.
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Ultimately they had to give the agent slightly fuzzier logic than that which the Thailand-centric approach had arrived at.
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So that was my easiest way to deal with that, which is funny because it ended up creating more confusion.
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"We've been eating lots of salads and grilled veggies and stuff like that, which has been so magical," she says.
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While there are data available, an overarching study like that which Rodney cited is lacking for the history museum field.
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Arquette said she told Weinstein, "I will never do that," which Weinstein, she said, told her was a huge mistake.
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It should be obvious by now, but we can never move forward unless we firmly handle that which came before.
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We like to argue, and what we're arguing about is that which leaves us on opposing sides of a divide.
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His department has put a provincial, government-backed chipmaker under an embargo similar to that which battered telecoms giant ZTE.
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You know an "everything" bagel; how about just the spices from that, which you can put on whatever you want?
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But the value I place on his being right is the opposite of that which he claims it should be.
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So I&aposm going to try and decipher, Marie, your response to that, which I believe reflects all of media.
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It changes culture, but the things people gravitate to even as culture changes is still that which is not new.
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I would not want to hold this position if I could pass laws forbidding that which I don´t like.
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But buying and selling stuff is not, to be sure, the only way to divide up that which is scarce.
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Of course, he didn't have that, which is a big reason why Smith isn't in the same conversation as Green.
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Words alone may in some cases cross the line from protected expression to that which may be sanctioned or punished.
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Sometimes I look at something and then I get distracted, but this doesn't let me do that—which is nice.
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But it took two years after the initial backlash for it to get to that, which seems a little long.
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Or have technology, iPhone cameras, and the Internet only recently made available that which we were all always interested in?
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Most crucially, they have the right to life and the necessities that go with that, which includes certain economic necessities.
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The opportunity is clearly for people and businesses to connect the current, mid-digital era to that which is coming.
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They do not make sacrifices for that which is held in contempt — nor are they obedient to it for long.
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The only Ottoman imagery permitted in the national consciousness is that which suggests martial strength, Islamic values and imperial heritage.
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That which could not be comprehensively built through reconciliation cannot be fully dismantled and completely redone by the same method.
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"A new system becomes less important than what capabilities you can add to that which you already have," O'Connor said.
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Instead, he seeks to dismantle that which could serve his very purposes by engaging the bureaucracy in a partisan manner.
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Maybe Trump even noticed that, which is why, after a relatively disciplined performance, he devolved once more to personal attacks.
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We must do all we can to challenge and change that which prevents any individual from reaching their full potential.
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"We are negotiating to remain, for our people to remain ... and for that which protects them to remain," he said.
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Yeah, I remember when they were Odeo, and before that, which was really interesting, and then they kept switching CEO.
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It's more of how people perceive how Muslims should act and what contradicts that, which is a whole other thing.
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That which we can clutch to like a battered teddy in the face of a grisly and drawn-out divorce.
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But, as the saying goes, never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by total legislative incompetence (or something).
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"They are creating images from that, which they are hoping will be indistinguishable from an actual person," Mr. Kernes said.
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Even a little power, they say, corrupts — but there's little of that which can be chalked up to human nature.
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This winter, The Kitchen, in New York City, presented "Julius Eastman: That Which is Fundamental," an ambitious three-week festival.
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So there was some pushback in the community, and we are seeing more and more of that, which is good.
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You kind of always are ready for multiplayer, if you want to do that, which is a pretty neat idea.
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We've also done other things like that where we did kind of a spinoff of that, which was pancake art.
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These stories, though concerned with universal, archetypal experiences, are somewhat transmuted into that which is at once strange and familiar.
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I try to create what I'm lonely for, but I only know how to summon that which has hurt me.
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But this logic requires assuming the truth of conservative political propositions, then deducing from that which thinkers are worth trusting.
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I was convinced that killing the mad part of me with medication would also kill that which made me unique.
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The video of that, which I hope to find and isolate, should be replayed numerous times, for the whole country.
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And better integration of that which was in a variety of databases should have kept us safe from this guy.
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Ms. Getty said that "there is obviously an awareness of the legacy of that," which has only increased her commitment.
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"An increase in corporate leverage is obvious, but less extreme than that which preceded the dot-com bubble," he wrote.
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For years, WNBA players argued for a portion of the league&aposs revenues commensurate with that which NBA players receive.
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That which makes us also unmakes us, and the process of living seems inextricably bound to the process of dying.
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In "old confession & new," Smith writes: that which hasn't killed you yet can pay the rentif you play it right.
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This totality of peer-reviewed research is far greater than that which exists for most other controlled substances, particularly pharmaceuticals.
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Nor, on the other hand, did he actually rape any of them or anything like that, which happens, you know.
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I think it's an important one, and you're one of the few people saying that, which is kind of interesting.
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Among these were more than 29 mass shootings, bringing carnage and tragedy like that which Fort Lauderdale witnessed last week.
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The most critical data standard in financial cyberspace is that which describes the identity of large scale financial market participants.
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Outbreak narratives are comforting in their familiarity; they tap into our need to bring order to that which appears disordered.
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Second, that you limit the damage or exposure you do to that which can reasonably call attention to your problem.
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Taylor: It doesn't matter if I sold 7 million of that album before you did that, which is what happened.
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In this revolution SPQR had a liberatory and anti-authoritarian meaning, unlike that which the modern fascists imposed on it.
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Recognizing that emotions do not limit us, but create an opportunity to move into that which makes us most uncomfortable.
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It was tomato sauce the week before that, which turned out to be a no-go; it gave her hives.
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The Trump administration will have a tough time erasing hard-won protections like that, which came from a court settlement.
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And obviously, I had a tremendous amount of help from Barry as well in doing that, which is my CFO.
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Yeah, you can do a clip-on tracker like that, which is, I think, the Zip or the One, right?
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"I suspect over the course of the summer and fall, as the President's campaigning for the Democratic nominee, the President will have many more opportunities to highlight the difference in approach between that which is advocated by Mr. Trump and that which is advocated by Democrats, and in some cases even this administration," Earnest said.
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Over and over, I read "Coal" to myself, out loud, to the mosquitoes, to the stray cats that would come up from their fighting; I read the poem to anyone who would listen because it spoke of the dark — "blackness" — as a kind of opening, as that which speaks, as that which makes love.
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The exposure of what lies beneath the skin is almost as sexy–if not more than that which is on show.
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You'll begin to become more conscious of your actions, which will guide you to the realization of that which you desire.
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That's right, you can use a printer on fabric — and a variety of fabrics, at that — which we learned Tuesday night.
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And Marvel knows that, which is why the company is reportedly developing a Loki TV series for Disney's upcoming streaming service.
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Subtract domestic shipping from that, which Miss Lollipop reports is "usually around $5-6" and you're left with $40 per pair.
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Well, Mr Wall said, he did say some things "approaching that"—which was a fancy way of saying no, he hasn't.
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Either way, these are smartwatches that you'll be charging every night and maybe even more often than that, which is unacceptable.
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That which we call an award show by any other word would...be as out-there as the Billboard Music Awards?
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"It appears that the Senate is looking into that which they should, and we feel that's an appropriate action," she said.
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Well, but let me say one thing about that, which is for a guy like me, that's what creates the opportunity.
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He feels he has more to offer than that, which is why, in the first season, he went off to Broadway.
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Yes, there is the traditional punk there with safety pins and all that, which is anything but new—it's almost nostalgic!
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Kids' tablets go far past keeping them occupied during a long car ride (though they also do that, which is nice).
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That which is to say the FBI was acting as it&aposs -- in its capacity as our domestic, domestic spy agency.
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One element involves nationalisation—but, Labour says, of a different kind from that which Britain saw after the second world war.
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Indeed, a big part of Horowitz's appeal to founders is that, given his career, he knows about that which he speaks.
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My father owns a restaurant here and we always did some fundraisers and stuff like that, which helped her a lot.
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Well the phone has that, so the operating system of the phone has that, which is probably either Apple or Google.
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I guess it was little things like that which angered fans, even the more light-hearted colorful Batman that you portrayed.
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Woody then writes a note to Andy (uh, can he do that?) which convinces him to give his toys to Bonnie.
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Now, the largest bank in the US is launching a digital token using blockchain technology inspired by that which underpins Bitcoin.
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However, the nearly unanimous belief among pundits is that which Clinton refuses to believe: that she, herself, bears the most blame.
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There will be hearings but with U.S.M.C.A. for example, you have to get Congress to approve that, which hasn't happened yet.
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Identical to that which McGregor had used against him, and a means of covering distance and annoying the opponent's lead leg.
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I said something to the effect of "Hey, could you not do that?" which sent her into an even bigger rage.
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It remains to be seen if the outcry over Comey will prove as ephemeral as that which followed Dao's rough removal.
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This desire to resurrect that which is dead is also depicted in Extinct Memories III by Grégory Chatonsky and Dominique Sirois.
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As much as I cherish this day, can I in good conscience celebrate that which I believe is a grave mistake?
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"Live" tonnage, meaning that which isn't earmarked for physical withdrawal, hit a seven-year low of 1.63 million tonnes in December.
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So it has to make allowances for that, which, in the worst case, means the system has to anticipate both outcomes.
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We never really could manifest a logical way to implement that, which is why it sort of evolved into the label.
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Petrillo: Being self-taught is a bit raw and then you develop you own craft out of that, which is amazing.
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The malware used in the attack on Kiev's main airport, Boryspil, resembles that which infiltrated the power companies, according to Reuters.
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" "And I think that again that which gave rise to the Trump phenomenon needs to be acknowledged as real and valid.
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There are, sometimes, exchanges between particular people who've been friends for a long time and things like that, which are funny.
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Dr Makris would like to make sonar systems like that which he and his colleagues have pioneered available for fisheries management.
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But they're happening around us; offering a window into our universe completely unlike that which we observe via the electromagnetic spectrum.
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Strange how a smear of color, like a perfume, resurrects the memory Of another, that which I meant to begin with.
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But there's a difference between the kind of behavior that impacts your day job and that which is simply political speech.
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Unfortunately for him, his supporting cast in Washington is far less impressive than that which surrounded him during that career year.
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It was Papadopoulos' conversation with an Australian diplomat in a London bar in 2016 that which led to him being investigation.
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But sure, surely should not be that which forces us to remove Turkey from the alliance or something along those lines.
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He asked the judge to postpone the case a bit longer to give him time to do that, which Morley granted.
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And yet, Bory also cites the power of puppet theater, an ancient art capable of expressing that which human performers cannot.
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During their match against Southampton on Friday evening, United looked a completely different team to that which Louis van Gaal created.
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It's just now that everybody is judged by how many followers they have and things like that — which is a shame.
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If someone's giving you a deal like that, which really seems too good to be true, then there's always a reason.
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Is de facto segregation — that which isn't created by laws, but because of other complex reasons — still alive in your community?
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The only injustice in the case of Nathaniel Woods is that which was inflicted on those four policemen that terrible day.
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" Because of Mr. Puigdemont, she said, "never have Catalonia and Spain endured a fracture like that which we are living now.
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"Prisoners receive better care and conditions than that which we are experiencing at Fort Bliss," the soldier told The Daily Beast.
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It consigns Israel to endless repression, endless assassinations, endless criticism and endless racking internal debate like that which Bergman diligently recounts.
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Surely power is what it is — that which enables us to influence, if not indeed determine, the course of our lives.
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"The water that is healthiest for bathing is that which comes from aquifers rich with underground biodiversity including crustaceans," he writes.
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Taken together, these pieces suggest that the feminine lies within the swirl of that which is luscious, ghastly, combative, and inscrutable.
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" It continued: "Philosophers have observed that the female desire is invariably kindled by that which is, or seems to be, unattainable.
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And it is that which is, slowly, transforming the idea of what English players look like, and what they can do.
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"I'm fully aware that the unknown is more of a source of anxiety than that which is already defined," he said.
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Today, Andrew Rosenthal, the editorial page editor, responds to recent news: the good, the bad and that which makes him mad.
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It was in this spot where I instantly visualized that which did not yet exist: a floor-to-ceiling custom bookshelf.
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Yet, it was always told with an antidote to that, which was how good and virtuous the world is as well.
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In sharing our lives with each other, we invite each other to see beyond that which we ever imagined for ourselves.
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"It will be necessary to resist the tendency to render easy that which cannot become easy without being distorted," he wrote.
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" "How many male lawyers would still say, 'You cannot take seriously that which Judge Kavanaugh did when he was a student?
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The case might be made that the crisis we face today is even greater than that which we faced in 2006.
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"They even called into question that which we hold as a most sacred value, our sovereignty," Bolsonaro said at one point.
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Understanding a company's vision is very important to millennials — and to others, as people rally around that which they believe in.
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But that season isn't believed to have been as deadly as the season before that, which killed at least 80,000 people.
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And we have more than one guy like that, which is one of the things that make ROH special, I think.
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She is interested in the experience of absence and the camera's role in visualizing that which cannot be seen, but felt.
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The second year of Fargo, there was more of that, which was my attention starting to be pulled in more directions.
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Jean Shin: Collections misses opportunities to emphasize that which makes her projects really special: site specificity and tangible relationships to communities.
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The experience is not unlike that which is depicted in Jordan Kasey's painting hanging at the other end of the gallery.
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Articles like "the" and "a" help us describe things — "a" for new things versus "the" for that which we already know.
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The offerings here — many of which deal with themes of trauma, grief and healing — include Ms. Miguel's Pulling Threads Fabric Workshop, in which storytelling and quilting serve as tools for mending old wounds; and SJ Norman's "Cicatrix 1 (that which is taken/that which remains)," a meditation on the deaths of incarcerated First Nations people in Australia.
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If people like what they see, they ask their friends how to organize weddings like that, which vendors to contact, so on.
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Navigating that, which is something she never gave too much concern to, makes up the emotional aspect of her life this season.
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We have research, and again, all of that which is already a big mission, but we really want to transform health care.
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We all figure over the course of our lives it'll average itself out and we leave it at that, which I love.
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Spell Reel's overall impulse is restorative — to make whole the tiniest bits, to rescue that which has been left to fragmentation, marginalized.
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I was simply seeking out that which caught my eye, things that seemed to stand out in an otherwise homogeneous commercial landscape.
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" In his graduation thesis, Matsuzawa, already disenchanted with material civilization, wrote, "That which humans make will eventually perish, humans will eventually perish.
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The Independent Community Bankers of America said fintech regulations "should be no less stringent than that which applies to insured depository institutions".
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We are quite open about that, which sometimes causes a bit of a bad mood from time to time in the studio.
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Enter Allison Michaels and "Can He Do That?" which views Trump's actions through the lens of the actual limits on presidential power.
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"It appears that the Senate is looking into that, which they should, and we feel like it's an appropriate action," Sanders said.
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Other software systems are built on rules developed by humans, but it's hard to create systems like that which catches every attack.
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And, as with books and broadcasts, the process is likely to transform, at least in part, that which it seeks to preserve.
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And so that's a debate that needs to be had and there's a place to resolve that, which is our Congress ultimately.
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Self-driving cars would, presumably, need to do better than that, which is what the companies behind them say they will do.
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Here the blood took on meanings of power and energy—the blood of life—that which fuels and unites all of humanity.
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In her work, Chabot encounters many young people wrestling with the shame associated with abortion—particularly, that which comes from their families.
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Critics of my position will say that the FDA cannot approve that which drug developers are not developing and submitting for approval.
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Without waves to translate color and light, seeing becomes a more violent act, one that removes substance from that which is seen.
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And she does so on her chill new track "I Like That," which you can hear at the top of the page.
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He added that Athens needed to carry out structural reforms and Greece would need time for that, which it would be granted.
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The risk is a cybersecurity dilemma—that which is meant to quell conflict and tension instead becomes a threat to international peace.
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But the role of the activist has never been to ask for what seems politically feasible, but that which is morally incumbent.
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Open tonnage, that which is available for the settlement of positions, touched a 12-year low of 2,705 tonnes earlier this month.
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It is an unusually efficient and effective relationship that stands above that which we have with any other jurisdiction in the world.
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The food industry gets that, which is why we've seen the advent disposable baby-food packs, filled with pureed grains and fruits.
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The militias are reported to be close to accomplishing that, which will then raise the question of what they will do next.
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Hanlon's Razor states one should "never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity," but is that the case here?
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"Let everyone be subject to the governing authorities, for there is no authority except that which God has established," the passage says.
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"We would have to do first-in-first-out for that, which would result in a larger tax bill typically," Benke said.
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"I don't think you'll get him to talk about that, which is part of the reason he's been so successful," Walton said.
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Today, Andy Rosenthal, the editorial page editor, responds to this week's news: the good, the bad, and that which makes him mad.
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We expect our symbolic figures to be uncomplicated, defined only by that which made them significant to us in the first place.
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"It was magical opportunity to implement that which we ordinarily are only able to use as experiments," adds Wicked Pixels' Craig Wessels.
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All we long for now it seems, is to be perpetually comforted by the re-emergence of that which has already been.
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One possible consequence of a momentum strategy is that you will tend to be a seller of that which is going down.
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"The historian serves no one well by constructing a specious continuity between the present world and that which preceded it," he wrote.
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So I don't know if it applies to him having meetings with staff or anything like that, which was true in Congress.
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But these options would mean a significant reduction in our access to each other's markets compared to that which we currently enjoy.
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The performance on Sunday, at the Knockdown Center in Queens, was part of the essential festival Julius Eastman: That Which Is Fundamental.
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These nightmares, I've come to believe, stem from my fear of that which I cannot control: earthquakes, drunken drivers, antibiotic-resistant superbugs.
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Critics have said the revenue they've generated by increasing the price of their drugs far exceeds that which they spend on research.
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And it makes little sense to drain carbon if new carbon will just flood in to replace that which has been removed.
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"Before we point our fingers at others, we need to take care of that which is happening at home," Ms. Merkel said.
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When Shapland finds her proof, several years into researching McCullers, she's overwhelmed by the verification of that which she'd known all along.
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Today, Andrew Rosenthal, the editorial page editor, responds to this week's news: the good, the bad and that which makes him mad.
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We must embrace that which we maintain to be true, while recognizing that words matter as much as the policies we support.
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"Weakness in corporate tax collections" goes "beyond that which can be explained by currently available data on business activity," the agency says.
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"Whole Foods was broken — we shouldn't forget that, which is why they could buy it," said Phil Lempert, a food marketing analyst.
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The spending is pared only after that, which is to say, sometime during the Warren-Booker administration (or is that Harris-Sanders?).
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When invoking this law of surprise, Geralt asked Duny for, "that which you already have but do not know" — aka a child.
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I shouldn't have yapped like that, which some of you have mentioned on TV. But again, I want to focus on policy.
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What warms my heart the most is that the article shows the soul of the man and recognizes that which was good.
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Government, indeed, exists primarily to protect those natural rights; the only legitimate power it has is that which we grant to it.
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Americans are united by so many things, but the intent on the left is to focus solely on that which divides us.
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Ricardo Rosselló announced that the death toll was more that twice that, which Trump and Rosselló had to know when they met.
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I mean, they didn't even use burning pitch or anything like that, which works on the living as well as the dead.
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"They have just an unprecedented number of that, which is something that continues to concern us," he said, according to Rolling Stone.
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The Racial Imaginary Institute wants to "make visible that which has been intentionally presented as inevitable," to disrupt the "bloc" of whiteness.
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I help them a little bit, and I like to do motherly things and stuff like that, which I think is nice.
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Sheryl Sandberg is the one who taught me what I think he meant by that, which is she taught me about stereotype threat.
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It's a powder, and a super-fine one at that, which means it's not as intuitive to apply as a traditional aerosol can.
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In the end, what I have to find that which is the beginning of all things, the milestone: the map of the soul.
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If rapping is that which he was born to do, skateboarding is what Lil Wayne has worked damn hard to get good at.
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Ezra Klein: No. Yeah, I've stopped doing that, which I did a lot of ... Ezra Klein: You were the master of ... I was.
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Most girls are taught, at an early age, to gloss over that which offends us in order to make life easier for others.
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This seems to be the driving force behind many of the artworks: how to repair and make whole that which has been sundered.
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Most people outside the media world don't bother to do that, which is why published content continued to proliferate in the News Feed.
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I also make money doing other stuff, so I don't really need to do that — which isn't to say I wouldn't do that.
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The RBA's policy board also discussed estimates of the neutral level of interest rates - that which neither stimulates the economy nor retards it.
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Art is always messy and there is always a gap between that which you want to say and what you end up saying.
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If you don't need the proxy, it doesn't step in, so normal traffic won't be affected, only that which would potentially be blocked.
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"It's far more expansive than that, which is a dangerous stigma that tech companies have because it's what sways people away," Davis said.
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Her special powers are taxed to the max, scene after scene and episode after episode, as she battles That Which Can't Be Spoiled.
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You can hang a lot on top of that, which will bring value to different players in the market but also to consumers.
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What's more, a particular subtype of the virus, different to that which is most common in America and Europe, is plaguing the Philippines.
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What makes day-to-day co-existence possible is the ability to show a minimum of respect for that which others hold sacred.
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Pasteurised foods, with and without the addition of acetic acid, do stay fresh longer; that which is not pasteurised is still, sometimes, unsafe.
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Pick a very modest goal to start, say $50 a month (or less if you can't afford that), which is $1.67 a day.
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And yet you still heard, and there is a wisp of a memory of that, which is still banging around inside your mind.
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They read in full: Let everyone be subject to the governing authorities, for there is no authority except that which God has established.
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"We should be suing Google and Facebook and all that, which perhaps we will," Trump told Fox Business in an interview last month.
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One of London's greatest icons is that which runs below its bustling streets — the London Underground, or the Tube as it's also known.
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Yet, despite the hue and cry, we are unwilling to regulate, support, or Heaven forfend, socialize that which we consider a human right.
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But the most effective fiscal boost comes from capital spending on new infrastructure or on the upkeep of that which is already there.
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YouTube channel Nerd It Up dissected the recording as well, concluding that which word you hear depends on the pitch of the recording.
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Available tonnage, meaning that which is not earmarked for physical load-out, is the lowest it's been since September 2014 at 2.33,425 tonnes.
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And we wanted to show the human cost of that, which I hope is what people are going to carry away from it.
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Greater efforts to push back against Russia coercion must be joined by steps to shore up that which is making Russian coercion possible.
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Today, Andrew Rosenthal, an opinion columnist with The Times, responds to recent news: the good, the bad and that which makes him mad.
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LG: I have a very un-sexy response to that, which is that I think this is about average selling price for Apple.
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Some observers have said the violence is likely more connected to deepening inequality, especially that which confines people to densely populated, poor communities.
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"His challenges probably go beyond money and he knows that, which is why he's everywhere around the state of Texas," Van Hollen said.
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And with assertions of independence like Brexit in Europe, we seek only that which Western societies want for their families and future generations.
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He did, as he tried always to do, what he thought was the right thing and that which would unite rather than divide.
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I can't believe he said that, which is one reason why I believe so strongly that it should be done in a clinic.
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Well, a rebranding campaign, similar to that which has been taken on by shark conservationists in recent years, could be a good start.
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The fermentation that occurs during the sourdough bread making process is very similar to that which occurs in the production of cocoa beans.
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We're kind of taking the Tesla approach to that, which is go high-end first and work your way toward the middle market.
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Individually, the pictures show moments of everyday beauty as well as destruction, giving renewed attention to that which is often ignored or neglected.
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We don't act as if we remember that fulfilling the responsibilities of "ordinary" citizenship is essential to sustaining that which makes America special.
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Those advertisers want to reach young people — and Facebook knows that, which is why it's spending even more time trying to reach them.
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"You can't kill or capture your way out of an industrial-strength insurgency like that which we faced in Iraq," retired Army Gen.
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The airline industry has argued, though, the challenges they are facing are not self-inflicted, unlike that which the banks faced in 2008.
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" Most famously, Robert F. Kennedy liked to say during his 1968 presidential campaign that G.D.P. measured everything "except that which makes life worthwhile.
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Her blitz of policy papers spawned her line "I've got a plan for that," which has become an unofficial motto of her campaign.
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If this fragility can be seized, shared and articulated, we can move in the direction of that which supports life on this Earth.
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The good thing is it allows time to contact, trace, isolate, and things like that, which was almost impossible during the influenza epidemic.
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Although those epigrammatic sentences can be arresting—"Nothing is so firmly believed as that which a man knoweth least"—Montaigne doesn't think epigrammatically.
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"I think there's been a change since I said that which makes it more possible for a woman to be elected," she said.
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In this podcast, Paul Krugman, a Times opinion columnist, talks about the news — the good, the bad and that which makes him mad.
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"And on top of that, which is equally guaranteed under European law, air has to be sufficiently clean, also in inner city areas."
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From grandmother's cooking to our cultural and religious practices, we prefer that which we know, complacently satisfied that certainly it must be best.
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The current media seems to combine all that which has come before — letter writing, video, radio and television, and all instantly and everywhere.
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"We don't generally go to courts to ask them to give authority to search that which has already been lawfully obtained," Geltzer explained.
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In this podcast, Andrew Rosenthal, a Times opinion columnist, talks about the news — the good, the bad and that which makes him mad.
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"We should be suing Google and Facebook and all that, which perhaps we will," Trump said during a Fox Business interview in June.
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" Applied to people and things, it describes "that which is abject, ignoble or of poor condition, as we ordinarily say, not worth much.
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And there is a sea of difference between evidence based upon circumstance, innuendo and interpretation -- and that which is direct and potentially contradictory.
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"We should be suing Google and Facebook and all that, which perhaps we will," Trump said during a Fox Business interview in June.
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He punctured those who were pretentious, satirized that which was foolish, lamented what was distressing and pondered the endless inanities of daily life.
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That which was freewheeling and expansive, whether teenage car-culture in "American Graffiti" or boomtown star-making in "Nashville," is here drastically downsized.
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Compare the current England squad to that which went to Italia 90, and it's apparent that the Caribbean roots now run much deeper.
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Cuba could increase its own production, and US farmers can help them do that, which will increase their current levels of national production.
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The smartphone has laid the foundation on which the future will be built, and will eventually give birth to that which displaces it.
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I heard her say she might want reasonable bank reform, like Dodd-Frank, things like that which I think most Americans after 2008 wanted.
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But Durant scored six points in a 9-2 spurt after that which left the Warriors 123-85 with about three minutes to go.
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The brothers will also perform on the premiere episode of the rebooted tween sketch comedy series All That, which debuts on Nickelodeon June 15.
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" The Pussyhat Project, on the other hand, does call it that, which, according to Suh, "is where a lot of the power comes from.
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"The pleas of guilty now entered represent an acceptance that that which he did was not just ethically wrong but criminally wrong," Badenoch said.
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According to Macedonia&aposs constitution, a two-thirds majority of 81 votes in parliament are needed for that, which Zaev would have trouble raising.
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Donald Trump has charted his path to the White House by identifying the movement for black lives as that which America's greatness stands against.
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In striving to respond to that which seems nearly impossible, we defiantly make room for new futures while honoring the work of our ancestors.
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We need to face down these dark fears — which is where horror, which has always helped us confront that which terrifies us, comes in.
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From the beginning the idea has been to create beauty from that which is readily available in a world of hardship and extreme scarcity.
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And women are really powerful, they have the ability to give birth, they have the ability to feed that which they've given birth to.
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The smart players in this space know that, which is what's driving companies like BMW to become software shops in addition to car builders.
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Sage will not remove what has always lived deeply inside of me—that which is only reflected by my imagined experience of this man.
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The power that could be conferred by a manager was real and substantial, while that which could be bestowed by residents was purely symbolic.
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Corruption, such as that which plagued the rice scheme on Ms Yingluck's watch, was cited by the junta as one justification for its coup.
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The payment processing is handled by PayPal's Braintree, and there's a processing fee involved with that which varies on a school-by-school basis.
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After all, despite some reports, it has not once mentioned Trump in its official propaganda, at least that which it circulates on the Internet.
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But a few times a decade a reversal takes place; the pressure that was up goes down, and that which was down goes up.
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And the third one is really around the ecosystem that which we're in: we really want to work much closer with the luxury brands.
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In the shorter term their approach may help prevent incidents such as that which happened four years ago on the Yamal peninsula in Siberia.
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It's weird, right?) Kids' tablets go far past keeping them occupied during a long car ride (though they also do that, which is nice).
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I didn't think anything could top that, which is why I was eager to try Colourpop's new KathleenLights collection, which just launched this month.
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Tiana is a lot more feminine, in heels and stuff like that, which is cool because they wanted her to be more like Beyoncé.
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Faced with sudden change, such as that which comes from being plonked down in novel but not inimical situations, it ups its game accordingly.
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" Garth laughed, as did the other judges, before she agreed with Spelling, saying, "Yes, we know her as 'that which we don't speak of.
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"And most people will probably lose the stylus long before that" — which is what happened to him last time he had an S Pen.
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"Evil, for reasons only evil knows, took it upon herself to take from us that which she could never possess," Jay Poston reportedly said.
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China has embarked on a policy of closing "illegal" smelter capacity, meaning that which has been constructed without the full gamut of official approvals.
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Employers will only be able to see the information you have provided in your application and that which is public on your Facebook profile.
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And it is true … that we have to support that which he does which is right and help guide him to those right decisions.
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Concussion is different from blunt-force trauma, such as that which results from getting hit on the head by a rapidly delivered cricket ball.
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I've always felt a pull towards broken things; that which has been discarded or overlooked for its imperfections...still with so much to offer.
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The artistic process uses the same neural network idea as that which was used by Google Photos to identify images in its search function.
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Our family is atypical, and we need to embrace that, which is why we use the term egg donor and surrogate with the kids.
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But simple manipulations like that, which allow us to interact fluidly with objects and environments, are actually incredibly hard for robots to pull off.
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We wanted to do something really cool and had to find interesting locations and things like that, which also took a lot of time.
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Such a rate of credit expansion considerably exceeded that which preceded the U.S. housing bust in 2007 or Japan's lost decade in the 1990s.
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Nobody really wants that, which is why Google's now banned apps that try to sneak in ads onto your lockscreen from the Play Store.
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We may even wear a shock bracelet (there's actually somebody who advocates that), which you can use to zap yourself when you buy something.
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The other type of sexual harassment recognised by the EEOC is that which creates a "hostile environment": for example, crude remarks and persistent innuendo.
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In this podcast, Andrew Rosenthal, a Times Op-Ed columnist, talks about the news — the good, the bad and that which makes him mad.
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Democrats in Congress could then counter the Trump administration's threat by promoting legislation that upholds our democratic principles and blocking that which does not.
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"We should be suing Google and Facebook and all that, which perhaps we will," Trump said during a phone interview with Fox Business Network.
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Does socialism merely substitute another form of domination, by a political oligarchy centered in the state, for that which it destroys in civil society?
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There are a number of collaborations like that, which we've helped to lead, that address specific problems, whether it's legal issues or financial issues.
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In some ways, the global shock that might yet follow a Trump victory could bear a striking resemblance to that which came after Brexit.
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Sethi has an answer to that, which starts with figuring out what you love to spend money on and finding a way to prioritize.
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These consumers can avoid premium increases altogether, but they may have to switch insurance plans in order to do that, which can be disruptive.
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That would take its public debt level well beyond that which in the past has got the country into deep economic and financial trouble.
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Clearly Zelda and Link have awakened an ancient evil, perhaps that which first corrupted Ganondorf to begin with which the Sheikah carefully sealed away.
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Everyone always goes on about Thriller being a phenomenon, but Michael Jackson made another record before that which was equally great [Off the Wall].
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Alcohol is a CNS [Central Nervous System] depressant, so will counteract that, which is why you might have periods of feeling drowsy and sleepy.
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That O'Rourke had already spent two years doing things like that -- which, by any fair measure, had worked for him in Texas -- was forgotten.
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"Spain has shown us today its ugliest and darkest face, that which we really thought had disappeared 40 years ago," said Mario Pulpillo, 54.
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Sometimes I feel the impulse to try and compensate for that, which is a pretty bad habit I've being trying to get out of.
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We had to make spaces like that, which is why there is something magical about this song, something I want to keep for myself.
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As a counterpoint to our typically disembodied, detached, and sanitized experiences of food, "O Peixe" proposes an intimate proximity with that which feeds you.
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"We're all in conversation on the page with that which came before us, or even during us," she told Poetry magazine in an interview.
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The figurine was made from a similar substance to that which O'Leary had identified as crack cocaine in two cases, according to the report.
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Often the answers we come up with are conflicting, or we cling to that which hurts us, because it's scary to imagine letting go.
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But right around this point, with classes and sports in full swing, college mutated from something exciting to that-which-shall-not-be-named.
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"Right antislavery action is that which deals the severest deadliest blow upon slavery that can be given at that particular time," Douglass's endorsement went.
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He doesn't seem to understand that news, by its very nature, is the publishing of that which those in power would prefer to conceal.
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" The only part of that which feels dated — and the main mistake I see in my analysis, in retrospect — is the name "Paul Ryan.
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There's a really dark version of that, which is that we have a level of societal conflict that we haven't had in some time.
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"Value is the umbrella that covers services, advice, introduction, deal flow — it is that which I hang my hat on," he told the jury.
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"Value is the umbrella that covers services, advice, introduction, deal flow — it is that which I hang my hat on," he told the jury.
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Just ask yourself if your first reaction to the word "consciousness" is about the acknowledgment of that which surrounds you, or of being awake.
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"Value is the umbrella that covers services, advice, introduction, deal flow -- it is that which I hang my hat on," he told the jury.
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Maybe that was the reasoning behind JetBlue's newest contest, which asks people to give up that which they hold most dear: Their Instagram photos.
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They went on to demand a pivot to the left in a party civil war that mirrors that which the Democrats are now experiencing.
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And, even if he had, the choking was just another corporeal encounter, the body articulating itself around the obstacle of that which choked it.
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There were plenty of other situations like that, which collected all together give an image of a pretty abusive environment for forming [your] identity.
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Mr. Shipman knew that, which is why he recorded his interactions with the sheriff's officer and maintained an almost impossible level of politeness throughout.
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The hope for many lobbyists was that any bailout look more similar to that which the government offered the airline industry after 9/11.
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Portraits are, in this vein, a means of manipulating the viewer to see in the subject that which the artist wants us to see.
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That is your job, and so over time, I became trained in that, which is okay: Here's the situation, analyze it, make a decision.
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We are grateful for a place to live, so we want to make sure that the conditions, that which we live [in], are sound.
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"But [we] must respect their power to communicate via memories of that which is familiar to us," Tyson wrote in his List App entry.
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I was too young to understand violence as anything other than that which you might experience from a playmate after not sharing your blocks.
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And sometimes you can imitate cult classics and it becomes that, which is kind of what The Love Witch and Viva seem to be.
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Uber knows that, which is why there's an engineer in the front seat overseeing the car's movements and a safety driver behind the wheel.
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There are a lot of awesome people who are working on really innovative solutions to that, which I would love to see more of.
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But it was at first people telling it the way it really was, but they used imagery and graphics to do that, which was interesting.
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It would be great if you could make it, I promise food of at least comparible [sic] quality to that which we ate in Iraq.
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He never stopped, you know, sort of growing and changing, and learning, and being open and flexible to that which I just admire so much.
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Undergirding that, which doesn't get talked a lot about, is that neoliberalism worked in large part because of the underlying racism that was going on.
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We need to redefine for them what it is to be a man, that their worth doesn't come from that which they have and take.
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There's a certain amount of refusal in that, which kind of relates to what we were talking about earlier, about not having to privilege accessibility.
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"We are not and do not want to be dependent on that which Volkswagen gives us," Mr. Ziehe said in a written response to questions.
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This eerily specific but unwilled approximation of recognizable imagery, like that which Dubuffet describes, complicates both the scale of the work and its pictorial space.
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But then, 359m years ago, in a mass extinction as big as that which did for the dinosaurs, the Devonian came crashing to an end.
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It was just such an invective culture and the discrimination produced in an atmosphere like that which Phoenix, in trembling tonality, addressed in his speech.
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