Because the way you listen affects the way I speak, and the way I speak affects the way you listen.
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The way she walks, the way she moves, the way she talks.
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Judith Rasband once said said, 'The way we dress affects the way we think, the way we feel, the way we act, and the way others react to us.
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The way you see and the way you hear, and the way you think and the way you do language, and the way you engineer things is all the same basic learning algorithm.
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The way you see and the way you hear, and the way you think, and the way you do language, and the way you engineer things is all the same basic learning algorithm.
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Even the way she looks and the way her face is, the way she's posed.
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But basically, the way we walk, the way we talk, the way we appear visually.
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"They want to change everything: the way we live, the way we speak, the way we sex, the way we eat," said Mr. André, 42.
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But that's the way publishing is, it's the way Hollywood is, it's the way everything is.
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The way we were working, the way we were living, the way we look at things.
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The way you look, the way you are, the way you present, we don't like it.
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It's launched a thousand trend stories, changing the way we date, the way we work, the way we sell drugs, and the way we think about distance.
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I'm so used to the way Gleb dances, the way he moves, the way he teaches me.
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I can see Indy on the way out the way I saw it on the way in.
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The way he acts, the way he behaves, and the way he controls himself in the ring.
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It's about the way a person is living: the way she eats, the way she organizes, her flowers.
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It's just the way he conducts himself from top to bottom, the way he lies, the way he tweets.
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The way we eat, the way we get places, and the way we live are all going to change.
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Because it's not just the music—it's the way they walk, the way they talk, the way they dress.
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His smile, his crazy hair, the way he talks, the way he walks, and especially the way he directs.
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"He makes everything look easy: the way he swings, the way he throws, the way he fields," Conforto said.
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"The way you do one thing is the way you do all things, so the way you move and the way you commit to anything is the way that you do to everything, it's really a training zone for life," she says.
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We have an obligation to honor their memories by the way we lead our lives, the way we speak, the way we act, and the way we carry on each day.
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And so the way Cruz reacts is different than the way Casey reacts is different than the way Boden reacts.
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The way he was — the way he really was.
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How the show is presented, the way the information is worked through, the way I construct an argument, the way I engage in a news story, the way I make a joke.
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And that impacted the way that I was treated, the way my parents were treated, and the way we experienced life.
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And that's the way-- that's really the way-- if we can do that, that's really the way we change corporate behavior.
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You're supposed to bring your M's all the way up, all the way down, all the way up and down again.
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And also the way it's been coopted, the way it's been bastardized a little bit, the way it's been very diluted.
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For me, hair extensions have changed the way I walk, the way I see myself, the way I navigate the world.
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"Those emissions come from the way we plough our soil, fertilize our crops, the way we use chemicals and manure, the way we raise our livestock, and the way we ... deforest," said Stamoulis.
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"The way this case started was wrong, the way it was investigated was wrong, the way it was prosecuted was wrong and the way it was tried was wrong as well," Menendez said.
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"The way this case started was wrong, the way it was investigated was wrong, the way it was prosecuted was wrong and the way it was tried was wrong as well," he said.
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From the way we learn to the way we work.
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Fashion is the way you dress, the way you are.
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You started all the way-- going all the way up.
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The way we eat it, the way we munch it.
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All the way to work and all the way home.
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"He's changed the way we listen to music, he's changed the way we have fun, the way that we cry," Rodgers explains.
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Here was a technology that could change the way we make things at home, the way kids learned, the way manufacturing worked.
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"You may have to change the way you view things, the way you talk, the way you approach different things," he says.
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The way he talked, the way he behaved, the way he treated other candidates — it was obscene and spellbinding all at once.
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Sorry — I love the way she says "sandcastles," the way she says "promise," the way she moans "no no no no noooooo".
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In listening to the way he talked to people, I got intrigued by the way he spoke — by the way he used language.
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And then there's the way Miley looked at Travis, the way I looked at her, the way she should have looked at me.
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The way it was politicized, the way they changed the way we fight in a war setting — it's horrible how they did that.
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The youth are very much Americanized in their clothing, in the way they drive cars, the way they eat, the way they dress.
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It powers a lot of my discipline, my thoughts, the way I look at things, the way I examine, the way I absorb.
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If that's the way she feels, that's the way she feels.
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The way we started the season wasn't the way we wanted.
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It's just the way people are, the way people were raised.
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Facebook changed the way we socialize and the way we advertise.
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The way I talked, the way I looked, my goatee, everything.
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The way he acts – the way he talks with us sometimes.
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The way Peterson tells it, that's the way he likes it.
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About the way we're oppressed; the way that power is used.
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Yet the way of revenge is not the way of Jesus.
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It's all the way, it's all the way to the end.
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It affects the way I vote, the way I perceive politics.
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The way I loved others and the way they loved me.
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Play is the way they learn and the way they develop.
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The way I look at the way I am about songwriting, it's quite different to the way people I know who are committed songwriters it's quite different to the way they are about the whole thrust.
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And it comes out a lot the way girls interact, the way we process things, and the way we talk about ourselves, breakups, food.
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It goes all the way through, from the way he speaks and the way he shakes your hand and deals with people as well.
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The way he eats, the way he loves, the way he looks at his wife is different than any other character that I've played.
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"The way this case started was wrong, the way it was investigated was wrong, the way it was prosecuted was wrong and the way it was tried was wrong as well," Menendez told reporters outside the courthouse.
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They are commenting on the way you look, the way you talk.
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It's the way I walk and it's the way I talk, okay?
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It is the way he expresses himself and the way he thinks.
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But I think that's the way — that's the way for onboarding people.
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He did the way he embraced him, he showed him the way.
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Unsurprisingly, the way they use cyberattacks is not the way we expected.
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Things are the way things are because that's the way things were.
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"That's the way Mussolini arrived and the way Hitler arrived," he said.
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LLOYD BLANKFEIN: That's the way it-- well, that's the way it worked.
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His speed, his acceleration, the way he cuts, the way he runs.
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It's just the way he is—the way he treats women, everything.
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That's Mr. Manfort, who's, by the way, by the way, respected man.
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"The way I walk is just the way I walk," it goes.
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In other words, the way it begins determines the way it ends.
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" He added: "But it's the way it is, the way sports run.
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"The way he eats, the way he trains, is amazing," he said.
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The way he does it is the way it should be done.
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It's the way it makes you feel, not the way you sound!
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And by the way, by the way, are you ready for this?
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I'll eat three on the way there, three on the way back.
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The way she mothers her twins, the way she's with my daughters.
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The way they dress, the way they act — I didn't like them.
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But things didn't work the way the way she thought they would.
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And just the way it's been built, the way it's been built.
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Because, of course, there's the way we say we are, and the way we think we are — and then there's the way we actually vote.
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The way his eyes bugged out, the way he opened his mouth so wide, and the way he screamed like a flatulent balloon were hilarious.
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And, by the way, standing in the way of a fully funded, a fully constructed border wall, standing in the way of merit-based immigration system.
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But the way you go to market and the way you build partnerships is completely different from the way that Boeing or Airbus would do it.
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" Cruz added: "And that's the way I've treated Donald, that's the way I've treated every other candidate and it's the way I intend to approach it.
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"We totally believe that Surface changes the way you produce, the way you create, the way you learn," said Panos Panay, who leads Microsoft's devices team.
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"The way that it ended, the way that we filmed it, the way that it kinda turned out, I think it will be pretty damn satisfactory."
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DO YOU COUNT THEM ON THE WAY IN AND ON THE WAY OUT?
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"The way it happened was exactly the way I wanted it to happen."
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We overreact on the way up and we overreact on the way down.
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The way cats show love is very different than the way dogs do.
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"The way you do anything is the way you do everything," Iger writes.
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The way we handled it and the way we played has been great.
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That's the way they came in and that's the way they went out.
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In schools, the way adults learn always defines the way the students learn.
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It's just the way of the event and the way of the sport.
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Because the way we frame things, the way we talk about them, matters.
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It goes all the way up the chain and all the way down.
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That's the way I treat it, and that's the way my audience feels.
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The way he carries himself, the way he plays, he's a special player.
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The way we look at things determines the way we write about them.
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The way in which I teach is close to the way Helena teaches.
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It's not the way I am now, but the way I was then.
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The way this game went tonight is the way our whole season went.
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"But it shaped the way we live," much the way Apple does now.
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"Most important is the way I'm playing, the way I'm moving," Wawrinka said.
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"People behave the way they feel, not the way they look," Balogun believes.
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All the way down, all the way deep,' they just go with it.
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The way he was, wasn't the way the man who raised him was.
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She feels the way she feels and I feel the way I feel.
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It's changing the way they're growing, and it's changing the way they're developing.
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And anyway, it's very interesting the way we hear things, the way we react to things, the way that we are in our own echo chambers, the way that we're preaching to the choir, especially on social media and Twitter.
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Imagine this tired old world when love is the way, when love is the way, unselfish, sacrificial, redemptive, when love is the way, then no child will go to bed hungry in this world ever again when love is the way.
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"He is just trashing American values the way he talks about people, the way he makes fun of people, the way he denigrates folks," Mr. Biden said.
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The way that we see the world and the way that our biases and our hangups and our flaws impact the way that we see this world.
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Long: The way he takes on a block, the way he sheds a block, the way he plays blocking combinations, it all lends to an extended career.
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It's just the way things are, and the way they will continue to be.
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The way he his picking his cabinet, the way he is doing his thing.
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It's the way I say 'hello' to somebody, the way I sit with somebody.
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GUTFELD: By the way -- by the way, attacking somebody online does not persuade anyone.
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The way I look at power dynamics is the way that you play pool.
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I sing it the way I feel it, just the way it comes out.
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That's Mr. Manafort, who's -- by the way, who's by the way a respected man.
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Maybe that's what will shift the way the way the league thinks about contracts.
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I think the way of governing is so different than the way of campaigning.
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You paved the way for me so I can pave the way for others.
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The games look the way you remember them, not the way they really were.
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The way Buchla used it was not anything like the way I used it.
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The way outsiders interpret the way we present ourselves is completely up to them.
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The way I eat, the way I sleep, the happiness level in my life.
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If you're lucky a handful of people along the way will point the way.
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Gerwig's script captures the way people actually speak, and the way adolescence really feels.
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It's the way that we chose; it's not the way to make quick money.
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The way Timberlake presents himself and the way he's acted haven't always matched up.
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I suppose we paved the way for Deadpool, which paved the way for Logan.
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Just the way he calls the game, the way he settled down for me.
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I thought the way we lost was exactly the way we wanted to play.
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I love the way the spacewear looks and I love the way it feels.
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The way sports is … every team will win, that's just the way it works.
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Trollope called "the way we live now"; the way we live now includes regular
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I also loved the way he expressed himself; I loved the way he moved.
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She stopped caring about the way she looked, about the way the house looked.
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Not the way they look (well, that too), but the way they hear sounds.
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I don't like the way he has misled people, the way he has lied.
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You don't always speak the way you write or write the way you speak.
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The way he's pitching now is the way he's pitched most of his career.
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The way the person presents themselves is not always the way they are feeling.
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And it changes the way she treats people and the way people treat her.
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He dressed the way he was told and prayed the way he was expected.
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And she was judged by the way she skated, not the way she dressed.
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That's not really reflected in the way Congress works and the way Washington works.
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It's the way the business works now, the way we get to stay employed.
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That's Mr. Manafort, who's — by the way, who's by the way a respected man.
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That's just the way these stories work, because that's the way marriage plots work.
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It is the way things are now versus the way things used to be.
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There's an obvious difference between the way he fights and the way Daredevil does.
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"The App Store has made so many things better in our lives — the way we communicate, the way we work and the way we have fun," said Cook.
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" The maid responds, "Maybe there's a reason why things are the way they are, why men are the way they are and women are the way they are.
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From the way I speak, the way I dress, and the way I act, Hong Kongers can tell from a mile off that I'm not one of them.
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The way he treats journalists, the way he talks about news organizations, the way he intimidates people: All of this is corrosive of liberal democracy, but it's perfectly legal.
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The smell of him, the way he tasted, the sound of his voice, the way he built ideas out of words, the way he constructed meaning—he became family.
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I think that there is so much that's fascinating about the way we grieve, the way we recover, the way we learn to take better care of each other.
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"There's something special about Panarin in the way he plays the game, the way he looks at the game and the way he thinks about the game," Davidson added.
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"Video is the way we hang out with friends, the way we pass the time, but the way we watch it is changing," said Kevin Systrom, Instagram's chief executive.
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"The way not to do it is the way the way Florida does it," said Daniel P. Tokaji, an expert on elections law at Ohio State University's law school.
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"It is the power in the way of peace, the way of love," Lewis said.
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Does that mean that we have to change the way the way we educate humans?
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The way music is used isn't dissimilar to the way it's used in Donnie Darko.
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The way it was written, the way the publishing and royalties are broken up, everything.
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The way Clinton describes camp sounds a lot like the way Sontag writes about camp.
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To fear the way we pray and to fear the way we practice our faith.
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"And that's the way they're doing it, and that's the way they succeeded this weekend."
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To the idealistic, the way Aronberg put it is the way it's supposed to be.
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We actually changed the way, who they call on, changed the way we paid them.
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The way we interpret elections is strange because the way we conduct elections is strange.
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They see the way we do things as just the way we do things now.
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Instead of technology easing the way for employees, it very often got in the way.
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The way we make decisions and the way we live our lives are strikingly similar.
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It's probably the way it's going to go, unfortunately the way it's going to go.
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Just going off the way he sings about shit and the way the songs move.
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The way you think, so to speak, is likely to affect the way you'll behave.
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That's not the way I was raised, that's not the way I raise my kids.
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The way he sings, the way he stops, it's the epitome of a Drake flow.
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Here's Sanders: The way they work is very, very different than the way we work.
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We're not talking about changing the way we look, but the way our skin behaves.
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His leadership, the way he runs the bases, the way he has tough at bats.
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The way you look at the ocean and the way you always take your time .
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The way I work hard, the way I move, it's still the same, nothing's changed.
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Us being two girls, the way we talk, the way we act, we're just us.
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We don't speak the way Shakespeare did, and Shakespeare didn't speak the way Chaucer did.
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However, the way we first met Tran may not be the way we remember her.
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The way he uses language, his tone of voice, the way he sequences ideas ... all
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"The way you spend your days is the way you spend your life," she advises.
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Should it exist the way that it does, regardless of the way it generates money?
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"The way he depicted Gately was the way he was in person," she told me.
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It's just the way it's been, and it's the way it's always going to be.
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It will just be the way the calendar fell and the way the system works.
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The way she is on stage — theatrical, spontaneous — is the way she is in life.
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He has fundamentally altered the way men dress, and the way men want to dress.
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It's the way we use them; more specifically, the way we're enticed to use them.
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Armed gangs sometimes led the way, looting and paving the way for the squatter camps.
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"I realized that the way actors rehearse is the way I rehearse dance," she said.
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"Oh, and by the way, you'll also change voting rights and gerrymandering along the way."
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The workers warned me that the way down could be harder than the way up.
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But the way it portrays the Perlmans' relationship to Elio — the way Mr. and Mrs.
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They're in the car with you — on the way to work, on the way home.
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"I designed the way I would design, the way I would love to portray women."
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The results are repeated overshoots, both on the way up and on the way down.
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It gets in the way of health, and it gets in the way of healing.
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"We shouldn&apost control the way we work and the way we act," he said.
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"The way this game was going, I liked the way we were playing," Cooper said.
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Whitman compared the way journalists cultivate sources to the way sexual predators "groom" child victims.
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The way I feel about Black Mirror is the way I feel about the world.
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She has a point, considering the way Sarek looks down upon the way humans act.
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On the way home, Havlicek would run all the way downhill, dodging trees, falling often.
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They've identified issues, social issues, the way they're doing classes, the way they're conducting classes.
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At least the way I approach something isn't the way you used to approach things.
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In terms of the way the camera moves, and, chiefly, the way it doesn't move.
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"The changes [in technology] are so dramatic in the way companies deal with other companies, the way they deal with their customers, the way customers deal with companies," Stoltzfus said.
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It's evident in the way they stare glumly at their desks during hearings; the way they flee reporters seeking comment; the way they slag the White House off the record.
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The way he cocks his head, the way he says, "Pass me some of those sandwiches," the way he's both polite and curt to the nurse on his way out.
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When it comes to successful men, I like the whole package: the way they walk, the way they drive, the way they pursue you—everything about them is different. Everything!
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Small satellite makers have promised to do a lot of things: change the way we communicate, change the way we see our planet, change the way we predict the weather.
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"These companies embody major long-term changes in the way we think, the way we do things, the way the global economy operates," the "Mad Money " host said on Tuesday.
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Our sense of self, our sense of others, and the way we formulate ideas are often shaped by the way we move, by the way we expect others to move.
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But the way my inner reader had flinched, the way I had hoped I was mistaken — the way I cared — made me realize I'd been caught in the novel's slipstream.
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Linda Greenhouse This is the way the term ends, This is the way the term ends, This is the way the term ends, Not with a bang but a whimper.
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We see it in the way people work, we see it in the way people live, we see it in the way people find their voice in our political process.
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"I just like the way we play the game, having good at-bats all the way till the end, guys fighting, the way guys pull for each other," Sabathia said.
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Women do have to make edits to the way they look and the way they speak and the way they present themselves in order to be perceived as in power.
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You can change the way you talk about money and the way you think about money.
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The way we date now is inextricably linked to the way technology has infiltrated our lives.
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We're told the two got the VIP treatment on the way in -- and the way out.
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Just the way he lived his life, the way he battled cancer will long be remembered.
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"I hated the way it impacted the case – the way it impacted the witnesses," she says.
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For me, the way we hear things is so different than the way we record things.
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" Blackstone Group: "I've liked it all the way down, I like it all the way up.
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The beginning, the way it feels in the beginning is not the way it feels forever.
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"Disappointed in the way we played, disappointed in myself and the way I played," Palmer said.
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Leave it the way it is … There have been very few complaints the way it is.
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"It helps inform the way you carry yourself and the way you feel," she told Fashionista.
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From the way you stir your tea to the way you sit, there is a protocol.
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And which is — if it — if that's the way it goes, that's the way it goes.
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And the way her mom supports her is very much the way my mom supports me.
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It might be the way my brain works — the way I've trained by brain to read.
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That is the way it's done in the U.S. That's the way the Israelis do it.
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Employees, who were, by the way, apparently very pissed over the way events had shaken out.
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"It was great, the way we moved the basketball, the way we played defense," Millsap said.
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It's the way I was brought up, and it's the way I brought up my kids.
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The way they package, they the way they create things—you're not going to see anything.
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She's gotten a lot of attention from the way she dresses and the way she looks.
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You can tell by the way I shoot it, by the way I let it go.
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And then again, the way we restructured and the way we had been running this business.
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"The way I look at a city is the way I look at nature," Ljungstedt says.
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I'm very good at identifying people from the way they walk or the way they talk.
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I'll always remember the way she smelled and the way her hair felt in my hands.
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It's influenced the way that we think and the way that we speak to each other.
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Dustin Poirier should be looking to be all the way in or all the way out.
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All the way down to Red Hook and all the way back, not a fucking word.
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So the way we should regard him, the way we should write about him, should change.
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The way we read physical media is completely different than the way we consume digital media.
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But the way Utah does fall will totally change the way you think of this season.
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The way others see you is not that far removed from the way you see yourself.
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"The way they played in this series, I just stayed out of the way," Bochy insisted.
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"The way things are is really the way we choose for them to be," she writes.
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It will change the way you think of computers, and the way you see the world.
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The way I processed this was, at first, the way everyone else processes this: It's marijuana.
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"I don't like the way Trump talks to people, the way he treats people," he says.
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But the way they inhabit the world, the way they observe it—of course they're writers.
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Everything about her impressed me: the way she spoke, the way she carried herself, her punctuality.
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The way it arrived to me is the way it should arrive to the fans: direct.
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"I didn't like the way I looked and didn't like the way I sounded," he said.
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Let's do the way back since I didn't get to anyone in the way back. Sorry.
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The iPhone X brings two major changes: The way it works and the way it looks.
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DJ clearly knows the way to Paulina's heart -- snapping pics of her on the way in.
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The way the census counts "households" is also frequently at odds with the way people live.
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And the way we speak about substance use inevitably affects the way we react to it.
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How quickly will they overhaul the way we live and change the way we do business?
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The way that you approach your finances can affect the way people see you, especially online.
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And I really like that, because that's the way I am, the way I've always been.
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The way it was and the way they treated me, I was just another basketball player.
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The way she'd say, "No," and the way he would tell her he was almost done.
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It's not the way to run this, and I'm convinced it's not the way to win.
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It's jazz the way Sun Ra is jazz, or the way Frank Ocean is R&B.
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All her life, Suzanne loved her mother's skin, the way it looked, the way it felt.
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The big ways were in the way I was paid, in the way I was viewed.
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The Internet changed the way we watch TV, and that changed the way TV gets made.
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It has shaped the way we think, the way we shop and the way we demand, and it's largely responsible for our dwindling patience when it comes to waiting in lines.
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And he said, 'I don't like the way you walk and I don't like the way you laugh and I hate the way you talk and blah blah blah blah blah.
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"We are seeing businesses lead the way, we are seeing investors lead the way, we are seeing cities and counties and all kinds of civic organizations leading the way," he said.
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The way I was working with the Sebastian figure was in the way I manipulated the tree, in the way I cut off the branches and some parts of the roots.
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It's because everything around us has changed — our business models, the way people read us, the way we compete with each other, the way we're manipulated — and we're not keeping up.
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These are big ideas that are impacting the way you live right now, though you may not realize it, like the way you drive or the way you ride your monowheel.
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I realized later that there were feminist layers, racial layers, the way she's growing into becoming a writer, the way she invented her own language sometimes, writing the way her people spoke.
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There seemed to be something going on in terms of the way work was organized, the way the market was working, and the way that technology was about to accelerate these changes.
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"Mike is not going to go and defend Trump the way he needs it -- the way a Newt or a Christie would, or even the way a Sessions has," the adviser said.
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Everything around it has changed entirely, but the way that I would do a feature, for example, is the way I've always done them, the way I was doing them in 213.
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In the gospel of Fred Rogers, children are our superiors in the way they trust each person they meet, the way they lack guile, the way a child can admit simple vulnerability.
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"But I was pretty confident with the way I was playing, with the way my at-bats have been and the way things were going that I'd still be here," he said.
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The way that you care for others, the way that you make the world a better place.
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"[We] love the way that Joe loves her and the way that she loves him," he said.
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They would "ride all the way in and sleep in it all the way back," she says.
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"Amazon has changed everything, from the way products are manufactured to the way they're distributed," Bohn said.
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Sometimes you don't understand the way your subconscious works — the way the ideas rise to the surface.
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I&aposm going to take it all the way here, three quarters but not all the way.
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We can change the way we see government, change the way we see politics in this country.
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The way that somebody says something, the way that somebody does something, and we all do it.
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Since its emergence, Facebook has changed the way we communicate — and that includes the way we speak.
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"The way you talk about something fundamentally changes the way you evaluate risk about it," he said.
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That's not the way policy gets made, and it's not the way legislative coalitions are put together.
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We want to fundamentally change the way you think about consumption, the way I think about consumption.
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Yet there are big differences between the way NATO conducts military exercises and the way Russia does.
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You went all the way to the rim, knocked Kevin Durant out of the way, and scored.
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Many stocks that had led on the way up in 2015 led the way down this week.
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And you know could, which is — if that's the way it goes, that's the way it goes.
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CAVUTO: So, you see nothing that gets in the way of that, the way things stand now?
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" "It really defines the trend, providing support on the way up and resistance on the way down.
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It's no surprise that the way you treat your body can affect the way your mind works.
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I'm hungry for the way they taste and the way they feel when you bite into them.
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With the advent of talkies, the way characters sounded became as important as the way they looked.
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That's just the way Hollywood has operated over the years and the way the industry is structured.
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Can you compare the way we think about the brain to the way we do other organs?
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You dream less about the way things could be, and start accepting them the way they are.
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The way I thought about Charlie was completely different to the way I thought about other cartoons.
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I thought about the way we design a board of directors, the way we design the financing.
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Tillman led the way with led the way with eight points, including a pair of 23-pointers.
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And the way prayer for others is a part of how I follow the way of Jesus.
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The sharing economy has radically changed both the way we work and the way our economy functions.
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That's the way it is in the US, and that's certainly the way it is in Sweden.
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And we like very much the management, and the way they think, and the way they act.
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"The way he played the game, the way he actually wore shoes on and off the court."
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"The way they work is very, very different than the way we work," Sanders told the Post.
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The way we've been doing it is akin to the way one might train for a marathon.
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The way you make communities safer and the way you make police safer is through community policing.
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PIRRO: Is there a difference between the way they treat liberals and the way they treat Republicans.
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"I like the way Tracey thinks and the way she turns her hand to anything," he said.
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She claims the way people perceive ICE is akin to the way people perceive the KKK. What?!!
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Because the way they treat me, that's peanuts compared to the way they treat me. Okay. Immigration.
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I don't mind covering myself but the way they look at you, the way they treat you.
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The way you choose to see your life is the way your life is going to become.
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That's because there's a very large difference between the way they look and the way I look.
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Not the way Roberts does as a liar, but rather, the way Roberts does as an actor.
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This shapes the way people look at everything, at art, the way we look at each other.
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"The way I was working, it was not the way to be pro tennis player," he said.
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I got wiped down for explosives on the way in and on the way out last time.
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The first was titled The way I see me, the other titled The way you see me.
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Today, the gap between the way the world is and the way it could be is enormous.
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But the way the notion of mapping is articulated doesn't quite get me all the way across.
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He just sees things in terms of the way things must unfold, or the way time goes.
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The way I travel for work is not that different from the way I travel for leisure.
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I know the way the real world works, and this is the way the real world works.
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The way that they're born is the way that they are through the rest of their life.
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The way you treat Sarah Huckabee is horrible and the way you treat other people are horrible.
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The world is the way it is because this is the way we want it to be.
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We love Texas and we're with you all the way, Louie -- we're with you all the way.
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The way he presents himself and the way he practices his policies and politics are not consistent.
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From the way they govern to the way they communicate, there is nothing whatsoever similar about them.
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"The way I felt is nothing compared to the way [the victims] felt," said an emotional Cuban.
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It's not fair that the way I'm wired doesn't correlate with the way that professors are testing.
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That's the way the system works — a little bit off — but that's the way the system works.
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It affects me all the time, and has changed me, from the way I sit to the way I stretch, and to the way I fill air into my lungs when I sing.
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"You should play the way you want, and the way you feel will put you in the best position to win—the way you feel the best and perform the best," Kinsler said.
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The way that I'm running this campaign, the way that I've always served, the way that we ran in Texas, was to write nobody off, take no one for granted, bring everybody in.
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She's always been incredible – the way she handles her life, the way she handles her kids, the way she handles her breakup — she is someone to look up to and someone to study.
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The way the light of the game's horizons struck me, the way the notes form Kass' accordion floated over the hills, the way the land of Hyrule guided me from place to place.
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Kate's line, "You're not in the way, you're the way" — that gets the tears moving a little bit.
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Along the way, I've changed the way I approach health care — and hopefully have learned a few things.
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"We played the way we're taught to play and the way we practice," Creighton center Justin Patton said.
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Ultimately the way he loves me is the way I want to live my life on the whole.
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Highly leveraged companies led the way down in late 2018 and have led the way higher this year.
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But I have to remind corporations that the way people think is not necessarily the way we eat.
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We're building tech now that doesn't just change the way we live; it changes the way we die.
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The district attorney's office should be leading the way in transforming the way the justice system treats juveniles.
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The way they talk, the way they move... It's all these factors that are most important to me.
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NB: Nothing really changes, it shifts the way that it's packaged and that's the way that I feel.
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One is on the way up, one is on the way down, and it just doesn't make sense.
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Frankly, people of all genders and sexualities feel the way you do and behave the way she's behaving.
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Using two mics spaced the way your ears are helps replicate the way each ear actually hears sound.
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But the way I believe, the way I can do that is to provide real value to patients.
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The way your body responds to alcohol is very similar to the way it deals with excess carbohydrate.
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My teachers were like, 'I love the way you said this; I love the way you spelt that'.
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And the way that he's so tender with the kids and the way that he relates to them.
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But it does change the way you think about releases, the way you think about singles verse albums.
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But that's not the way we run our business nor the way the business needs to be run.
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Yesterday I got street harassed five times on the way to work, and twice on the way back.
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"The way of love is a better way, the way of peace is a better way," Lewis said.
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So the production's the way we want it to look, the sound, everything's the way you like it.
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But I go ahead and fry it the way my mom did, the way my grandmother taught her.
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He's not scripting his future while he's playing the way he plays and practicing the way he's practicing.
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We got away from the way we've played for the whole year and the way we've had success.
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" Allissa -- one of the prostitutes -- added, "If the Knights go all the way, I'll go all the way.
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"It's appealing because it seems like something that will work the way the way it's marketed," he noted.
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The way we played — just the way we performed all around — everything from how we competed, decision making.
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But there was one distinct difference in the way Clinton spoke versus the way other politicians often do.
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But along the way, Twitter has struggled with existential questions, often shaped by the way it presents itself.
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But Mazurenko had identified a genuine disconnection between the way we live today and the way we grieve.
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Was I going to let the way people look at me affect the way I live my life?
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And this year, the way he's been driving and the way he's been focused, he's above the rest.
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The way he operates, the way he does business—it's completely honorable, but it feels of another era.
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The way people live their lives and the way they respond to disaster will never be the same.
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But politics will likely get in the way of anything with the midterms on the way, Price said.
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WHAT if "we can arrange the atoms the way we want; the very atoms, all the way down"?
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And I hated them; hated the way they looked, hated the way people looked at me with them.
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Ultimately, the way he loves me is the way I want to live my life on the whole.
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Your posture affects your back health, the way other people perceive you, and the way you perceive yourself.
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The way that he adjusts and the way he handles his business, it says a lot about him.
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But the way she shouted that message was not — oh, I just — that's the way she said it.
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The way LA is totally spread out, for instance, sort of effects the way we know each other.
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We're told, this is the way things are, but this is the way things are in the Army.
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If you decide you're perfect just the way you are, you are perfect just the way you are.
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The world will see you the way you see you, and treat you the way you treat yourself.
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She loved the way the game looked, the way it felt, and everything about being around the rink.
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And by the way, I've been remarkably ... You weren't right about the Facebook stock again, by the way.
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There's planning and thought behind the way each scene is composed and the way the camera is positioned.
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Watch as Aina talks about celebrating herself the way she wants to, not the way she's supposed to.
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It's the way we talk to one another, the way we talk toward one another, that really matters.
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Is the way you dress now really so different from the way many of your contemporaries are dressing?
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Mr. Ryan acknowledged that the way he was doing things was not the way things are usually done.
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I feel that I can talk best with the way I look and the way I dress up.
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The way they are and the way they talk, I don't know — it's a lot of offensive language.
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It's that we're changing the way we think about others and changing the way we think about animals.
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"I love the way my baby walks, I love the way my baby talks," he sings to them.
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It's been this huge advantage along the way, and SpaceX has had to invent things along the way.
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It was the sounds he made and the way he talked — the way he looked in the camera.
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It was the way we talked to each other, to our parents' generation, the way we identified ourselves.
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Would he still like me if I looked the way I wanted to, the way I saw myself?
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I wanted to reframe the way that we see this history and the way that we see ourselves.
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Because that's the way — my belief — God made the world, and that's the way our republic is structured.
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And, as I say, it's not the way I'd do it, but that's the way he does it.
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"The way she leaned her head on her partner and the way he leans into her," he said.
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President Trump may not like the way that works, but the president doesn't like the way Washington works.
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"He liked the way Jimmy talked and the way he walked, all his scowls and stuff," Ruthann says.
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He quit — the way Bob Dylan, John Lennon and Nina Simone quit, the way Kurt Cobain wanted to.
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It's the way they organize, the way social media is used as a means rather than an end.
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It was very similar to the way I felt I could play, and the way I did play.
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Marshall oscillates between telling the story of the way flags unite us and the way they divide us.
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"Everybody had bruises on each hip—one for the way there, one for the way back," she said.
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Along the way, he's noticed that the way people play it reflects their background and experiences of politics.
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Everywhere we turn, we're being told not the way it is, but the way it most likely isn't.
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"California is going to lead the way, and we've led the way up to this point," Nielsen said.
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We're not going to change the way we write the show because of the way it's written about.
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It is the way George Steinbrenner wanted his Yankees to look and the way they still look today.
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That's the way it's always been, and that's the way the people at the top have wanted it.
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"There's a loyalty in Cali to the way it was danced, the way people dressed," Ms. Cromwell said.
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The behaviors around partying, around the way women are treated, the way they break laws, the bro culture.
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The way that we get around, the way that we travel between cities, the options that we have.
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"The way he interacts with the media, the way he keeps floating various rumors about his Cabinet picks, the way he gets into weird fights on Twitter continually, even as President-elect ...," Bump said.
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This is me trying to understand and come to terms with why she was the way she was, why my mom is the way she is, and why I am the way I am.
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The way he talked about this, and the way they couldn't defend themselves — and the way the person would try to fight the dog and he would beat them or he would shoot them.
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"This is the way I was born, this is the way I'm hardwired, this is kind of the downside of the way God made me, and there's a tremendous upside as well," he said.
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"I think the easier things were — even though it was challenging, also — just the more superficial details, like the way she talked and the way she moved and the way she looked," said Portman.
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And so therefore the way she shapes her music, the way she pieces together her compositions, the way she stacks her harmonies, the self-harmonizing—all of that, it isn't really like anybody else.
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"The way that I danced, the way that I moved, was the way that I moved when I locked my door as a kid and listened to 'Like a Prayer' by Madonna," he said.
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"In purity culture, girls are often seen as eliciting sexual choices of others, by the way that they dress, the way that they walk, the way they talk," Klein says today, reflecting on her childhood.
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By the way, some car companies don't seem to think that Google's precise mapping is the way to go.
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For me it's working out, and my slogan is: The way you move directly affects the way you feel.
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The way we matter is minor to the way they matter... Atlanta and Insecure, those are my favorite shows.
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The concept draws a computational equivalence between the way that individuals learn and the way that entire ecosystems evolve.
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Will they judge me by the way I dress or the way I look or the car I drive?
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Mirrorless cameras no longer have to flip mirrors out of the way to take photos, the way DSLR's do.
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It's inevitable that the way we make and consume media will bleed into the way we process difficult times.
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You've gotta tell the story the way that it happened to you and the way that you experienced it.
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In addition to changing the way men and women interact, Gilead has changed the way men and women live.
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But on the way out, she said, 'Oh, and by the way, we don't really dress up that much.
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They don't need to change a thing with the way they're playing and the way that defense is playing.
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From the way you sit to the way you hold your tea cup, royal etiquette has very specific protocols.
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That presents a lot of changes just in the way the songs turn out, the way the record sounds.
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We still have a way to go, but I feel like were paving the way and showing the way.
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Social media is fundamentally changing the way we work out—and the way we see ourselves in the mirror.
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That's just not the way the U.S. law enforcement system works, it's not the way the Justice department works.
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Why do things work the way they do, and does the universe have to be the way it is?
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Margin debt is the great accelerator on the way up, and it's the great accelerator on the way down.
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Sure, it gets in the way, you know, every morning when I have breakfast it gets in the way.
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The thing about relationships that interests me is the way people get in the way of their own happiness.
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" Minaj also recognizes the way Jay paved the way for rappers, writing, "Thank you for giving us the blueprint.
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This river goes all the way out to the Missouri River and all the way down to the ocean.
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Do you compare the way you feel inside to the way other people appear outside or on the internet?
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They eat everything—all the way through the waste and cardboard, all the way up to the third box.
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It's full-on contact, with your legs out of the way so he can get all the way inside.
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Yet the way Apple approaches Siri is a proxy for the way it plans to approach online services generally.
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Of course, that means that the way everything transpired was the way it was always supposed to go down.
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"I feel amazing, happy the way I played the way I fought," Krunic said during her on-court interview.
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"The way you make communities safer and the way you make police safer is through community policing," he said.
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As a civilization we've updated the way we get around, the way we buy plane tickets and so on.
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Many of them disapproved of the way he ran his campaign -- and the way he acted in his life.
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Even when she became a household name, she never changed the way she talked or the way she looked.
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"I liked the way we checked tonight, the way we played D-zone coverage," Avalanche coach Jared Bednar said.
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Mobile has changed the way we shop, and Instagram has changed the way we discover new brands and products.
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This is not the way you lead the United States, nor the way in which you lead the world.
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You know what it is, just the way they looked at each other and the way they are together.
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He describes the way he'll carry her on, both in stories and in the way he raises his daughter.
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"The way America changed after 9/11 is the way Kenya will change after Garissa," Ruto said shortly afterwards.
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The way it's all timed is so beautiful, and it's almost like ballet with the way the scenes work.
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They all seemed so confident and in control—from the way they walked to the way they sat down.
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This looks different for every player depending on the way their body is built, and the way it moves.
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They're going to affect not just the way we manufacture but the way that our consumers purchase the product.
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And the way they are buying comics is not the way the typical Wednesday comic customer is buying comics.
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I want to get married the way I want, and pray the way I want, as a Moroccan citizen.
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Menasse writes not about the way things should be but about the way things are, rare enough these days.
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Notably, the way Pose shifts and changes between seasons also reflects the way our TV viewing options have changed.
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It paved the way for Woods's Masters win last month, allowing him to play the way he used to.
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For us specifically, the way we are living right now has been the way we always wanted to live.
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"He is a true professional — the way he trains and the way he prepares," Rangers goaltender Henrik Lundqvist said.
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PELTZ: YOU KNOW, WHAT'S DANGEROUS, JIM, IS THE WAY THEY'RE ACTING AND THE WAY THEY'RE RUNNING THIS COMPANY TODAY.
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He's singing because something's come over him, the way it does me, the way it does lots of people.
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But some experiments promise to transform fundamental things, like the way we vote and the way we interact online.
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The way that they shot the ball, the way that they were locked in, they deserved to win tonight.
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It seemed, in the way these viral sensations frequently do, to capture something about the way we live now.
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People, they tease me the way I talk, tease me the way I look and it's kind of funny.
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"This is the way I look at it — it's the way I express it to our team," he said.
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Now I'm confident in the way I look, and I'm very specific in the way I like to dress.
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It's not about The Way We Live Now, or a rich historical reproduction of The Way We Lived Then.
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That's the way a lot of companies behave today, the way I just described, even though they're doing well.
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This is the way things were prior to 2015, and this is the way they will be once again.
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I get to make the weirdness of the world—the way I see it, the way it is. 5.
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The way they were talked to, the way they were treated, is paramount to the tension of the play.
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How do you think the Internet and the way people interact on it has changed the way we date?
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Well, they're addictive, and they were underscoring their addiction by creating the way, the way they were doing it.
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The biggest lesson for me was the way people can adapt, the way they can survive, the way they can persist and the way they can continue, in some cases, even to have hope and to still be able to forgive and to still believe in a Syrian-ness that transcends politics.
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The way the world looks like now, the way stories are told, the people who are telling them, the way everything operates is not good, is not right, is not relevant, is not who we are.
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In this economy today, we give more voice to the privileged and the wealthy, in the way campaigns are run, in the way lobbying takes place, in the way Washington works, than we do everyday people.
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But, he continues, "if we can make a difference in the way they hire or the way they supervise or the way policies and procedures are put in place, it is a win in our book."
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The way he tapped his foot if you took a break from the controller, the way he raised a quizzical eyebrow at the screen, the way he blazed through levels like he blazed past societal conventions.
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These first three seasons present an inspired riff on disillusionment—the way people (and animals) fail each other, the way capitalism creates a system of bogus incentives, the way star-power is mostly cardboard and paste.
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"I hope kids watching the W.B.C. can watch the way we play the game and appreciate the way we play the game as opposed to the way Puerto Rico plays or the Dominican plays," Kinsler said.
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Today, the vast middle of the middle fears that unless you're on the way up, you're on the way down.
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These attitudes apply not only to the way Gen Z-ers work but also the way they prefer to communicate.
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I envisioned more, but that's the way it worked out and that's the way we thought we had to go.
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Augmented reality is changing the way we buy furniture at IKEA, but can it change the way we find love?
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That might open the way for parliament to debate and vote on different options for the way forward on Brexit.
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GUTFELD: By the way, I would sell -- I would sell the "Gutfeld Monologues," which are available now by the way.
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But politically, the way it's gone now, and the way that it all is — it's just not going to live.
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It's not really a theory, too, like the way you get sponsored ads now, the way they track your data.
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Was it the way he always looks for the positive outcome or the way she smiled when looking at you?
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In other words, the way you treat your car should be no different than the way you treat your body.
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I have seen it from the sky on the way to St. Louis and again on the way to Minneapolis.
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It's basically a misperception of the way that I look at myself compared to the way the world sees me.
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It's about the way she looks, yes, but it's also about the way she looks at us and ultimately herself.
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That's the way I live my life, and that's the way I motivate myself by choosing projects that fuel me.
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They said it the way one child pulls another child's hair, the way a bad kid flips off a teacher.
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I'm talking about my own self and the way my human experience has shaped the way that I do comedy.
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I really think that reflects in the way your skin looks and the way you feel — you just feel stronger.
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"Buyers can then build the deck the way they want it, not the way you want it," Mr. Rand said.
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Naturally, the way I grew up and the way I was raised … I didn't anticipate being pregnant at this time.
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That changes the way characters' relationships are built, and has the potential to change the way we think of villains.
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A true artist is able to capture things not just the way they are, but the way they should be.
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"This is the way I want to be," Hudson told PEOPLE in 2010, "and the way I want to stay!"
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"The way that we run a business is not generally the way a man would run a business," says Hymanson.
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There's the way mere mortals speak, and then there's the way musician, moonlighting doula and Dallas dweller Erykah Badu speaks.
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I think with Miley, just the way she wrote the verses and the way the melody came out, came naturally.
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Senator Kirsten Gillibrand has led the way on proposing bills to reform the way military sexual assault cases are handled.
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He is not me anymore, and that's the way I like it, and/or that's the way I need it.
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"[We] love the way that Joe loves her and the way that she loves him," Kevin Sr. told PEOPLE exclusively.
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The way we speak to AI-powered assistants can subconsciously impact the way we speak to people in real life.
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The meeting has not altered the way Planned Parenthood views the Trump administration -- or the way Richards views Ivanka Trump.
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TG: Little stuff like that just changes the way we see love and the way we put together the content.
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Apple has long campaigned to draw a distinction between the way it operates and the way Facebook and Google do.
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Technological innovation affects and changes the way we do pretty much everything — and the way we shop is no exception.
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That's really interesting when the way a listener hears something you made can change the way you think about it.
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We're trying to be careful with him but the way the way games have been going in the last week.
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That's the way I loved Veronica Mars when I was 20, and that's the way I still love it now.
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It's the way I engage with other people and communicate, and it's really the way I find meaning in life.
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I thought about the difference in the way I look at my body and the way my kids see me.
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To answer your question, I cannot compare the way I feel inside to the way others appear on the internet.
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The way things go, and the way things have been happening ... I also think that it's like the music business.
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There's a nakedness to the way they interact with each other, and the way they navigate their own internal lives.
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About two-thirds of the way down is a large cut out that goes all the way through the speaker.
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Alex was, in the way he described it and the way he spoke to me, deliberately a little bit tricky.
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"We are reinventing the way people work and transforming the way individuals and organizations relate to the workplace," it said.
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At Cornell University, my professor of European literature, Vladimir Nabokov, changed the way I read and the way I write.
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It was totally inspirational: a lifetime of lessons in watching the way he works and the way his team works.
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That's the way she played defense and that was different from the way that I had gotten by playing defense.
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The way that you write lyrics and the way that you like to debate—you need to be on Twitter.
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Even today The Rolling Stones in their performance, the way they perform is pretty much the way they've always performed.
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I don't want to play the way Monk played, I want to feel the way Monk felt when he played.
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I want everything to be the way it was before, and everything around me is the way it was before.
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"He must really feel the way that he feels and believe the way he believes," Knicks forward Carmelo Anthony said.
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The way the Vietnam War series portrayed Vietnam is emblematic of the way the United States relates to the world.
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And that awareness affected the way I acted, the stories I advocated for, and the way I thought about myself.
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So, I think it is a beginning and the way you start and the way you moved to universal healthcare.
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YouTube is her lifeline, the way she learns how to use makeup, the way she feels connected to other people.
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Learning the names of wild things changes the way we look at nature and the way we think about it.
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With Patrascu leading the way, supporters have already extracted one concession from the I.T.F., with more possibly on the way.
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Renshon studies the psychology of foreign policy — how the way leaders and decision-makers think affects the way states interact.
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You saw it in the way people drove, in the way they cut you off, gave you the finger, cursed.
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The truth is that the way the Raj ended was not so very different from the way it had existed.
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"The way that you dress is the same as the way that you're able to express yourself through your dishes."
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"My brand evolved out of my lifestyle; the way I lived and the way I decorated my apartments," she says.
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The story offers little in the way of frights but rather a lot in the way of encouraging birth control.
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Fernando Jorge's Brilliant collection has attracted as much attention for the way it moves as for the way it looks.
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It's a tool to be used to improve a pitch, improve the way you pitch, the way you attack hitters.
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The way she uses social media is completely different from the way I do, and it's hard to reconcile that.
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Maybe it's about the way love takes shape in our lives or the way fear casts a long, dark shadow.
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There is no meaningful equivalence between the way that Republicans have behaved during the inquiry and the way Democrats have.
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"Maternity didn&apost change the way she dressed, but she changed the way pregnant women could dress," the tweet read.
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This "mindset" is a key difference between the way Putin views the world and the way NATO&aposs leaders do.
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They get you on the way up, and they get you on the way down, and they get the comeback.
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But the way we retaliate from our failures is a choice the reflects the way we go about our lives.
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The way William is looking at Kate mirrors the way Prince Harry often looks at Meghan Markle, according to Wood.
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The way it's structured right now, if you make it all the way to California you can do pretty well.
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It was very carefully stage-managed, but the way he wrote it, the way he acted it, it's so natural!
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I mean, you can't allow the way the thing lands to influence the way that you do it going forward.
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"Frankly, the way that heterosexuals look at kink and BDSM is different than the way gay men do," said Bannon.
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It's, in a large way, the way we apply algorithms and the way we trust them that is the problem.
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Through body language alone, it's clear to see with Fudge: the way Hardy articulates the minister's carefully honed insincerity, the way he exudes stubbornness and pig-headed hostility, the way his voices crackles under pressure and fear.
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These played out variations around a single narrative line—the way that it would all cave in, the way that it would end, the way that he would be crushed beneath the rubble of his broken heart.
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There is a real learned helplessness to this: Americans just take it for granted that this is the way things work, it is the way things have always worked, it is the way things always will work.
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Maybe its the fact that the way we experience club culture shares a common bond with the way we experience shows like Stranger Things (and by extension the way we experienced movies like E.T. and The Goonies).
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We know the costs of social distancing are profound — these steps are rewriting the way we bond with friends and loved ones, the way our children learn, the way we work together in jobs of all kinds.
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"There had always been something perfect about them when they were getting along: the way they huddled together, the way he grounded her, the way she could make him laugh so easily," Carlin says of their renewed romance.
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Couldn't be prouder of the way our guys competed all the way up to the last second in our final game.
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" She has written that we "see the way from A to Z, but we don't see the landmarks along the way.
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I think it's totally up to him and the way he feels that night and the way he's shooting the ball.
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Trump thinks the way to fight monsters is to become a monster, the way to defeat ISIS is to become ISIS.
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I liked the way the blue ballpoint-pen ink set the mood, and the way the pens were sensitive to pressure.
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They affect the way a publisher measures its audience, the way it sells advertising, and the extent of its bragging rights.
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"I think the way that was put together, I didn't really say it exactly the way it came across," she admitted.
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They have cleared both houses on the way to Trump's desk for his signature, with more on the way this week.
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The way I'm doing it is not the way people understand it as a Facebook page or as a digital page.
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The way she acquired these plants closely follows the way they spread across the US marketplace over the past five years.
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That experience just reassured me that being healthy isn't just about the way I look, but about the way I feel.
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People are seeking you out because of the way you do their skin or the way you make their eyes look.
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Almost every single person has told me they like the way I sounded but they didn't like the way I look.
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What matters is the way we perceive the star image and the way it affects how we experience the star's art.
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But like the way she walked was the way that I [did in character] — it was just a very surreal experience.
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You could choose your modules, you could connect them the way you wanted, you could design the way you used them.
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Unfortunately, because of the way the law is designed, and because of the way the industry is heading, "crowdfunding" won't matter.
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The only way out of this mess is to work our way through it — what's in the way is the way.
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Corporate spaces attempt to suppress my 'blackness' in the way I dress, talk, and even the way I style my hair.
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He sets an example in the way he talks about his girlfriend Emu, and the way he treats her on screen.
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I wonder if you were trying to create texts the way young people talk, or the way you're more familiar with.
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It's such a commodity play ... Look at Seagate, it just went all the way up and then all the way down.
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I guess it's just my mannerisms, like the way I talk, the way my eyes move around maybe when I'm thinking …?
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The way it is structured right now, if you make it all the way to California, you could do pretty well.
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It's just, you've gotta tell the story the way that it happened to you and the way that you experienced it.
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I wrote every mecha different, not just the way they look, but the way they fight and the weapons they use.
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Don't change the way Islam reads, but try and change the way young Muslims think, how they approach and process information.
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I'm happy with the way we're swinging the bats, the quality of the at bats, and really the way we're playing.
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Look at the way America talks about the Vietnam War compared to the way the Vietnamese talk about the Vietnam War.
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To make matters stranger, the way drums are heard in a room is rarely the way they're mixed in a recording.
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They need to be powered on the way up, but can reclaim energy as gravity helps them on the way down.
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And I feel like that's why I am the way I am and will continue to be the way I am.
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I think people grossly underestimate how much the way an environment is designed can affect the way they behave and feel.
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The way that grief surrounds you, the way that, just like water or walking through a lake, it slows you down.
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For horizontal blinds, closed could mean that the slats are angled either all the way down or all the way up.
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About to ride the subway all the way downtown then all the way uptown in an attempt to find Emma Watson.
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When you go all the way up on your toes, count one second, then engage your core on the way down.
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That means there is a lot riding on this mission, both on the way up and on the way back down.
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"[We] love the way that Joe loves her and the way that she loves him," Kevin Sr., 52, tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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It's the way we've always eaten them, but it turns out that's not the way Pringles were meant to be enjoyed.
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It could change the way Silicon Valley works because the way people work here is part of what they make, too.
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There, women camp goers shared with us the way people's perceptions of their bodies have shaped the way they see themselves.
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And yes, by the way -- and yes, by the way, they are trying to take away our history and our heritage.
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In order to understand the way quantum spin liquids function, you can think about the way that normal magnetic materials work.
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The fight against sexual violence is a bid to change the way we think, the way we act toward each other.
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So trade is the way to stop wars," Ma said, according to AP. "Trade is the way to build up trust.
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And indeed, Liston busted a whole bunch of people on the way up, and a whole bunch on the way down.
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Fury: That's an idea everyone seems to be connecting with — the way they're connecting with the way your clothes look, too.
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"And the way we think about place shapes the way we treat it & its people," said Twitter user John Edwin Mason.
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He doesn't do things, as I said, the way I would do them, nor the way I would rather presidents act.
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"It's been unbelievable what he's done, the way he's swung the bat, the way he's played defense," Manager Joe Girardi said.
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Sometimes, you even decide that the way you are at home is the way you are going to be at work.
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"That's the way Mussolini arrived and the way Hitler arrived," Mr. Peña Nieto said in an interview with the newspaper Excelsior.
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She would not discuss whether the exercise simulates the way bots have been increasingly impacting the way news spreads on Twitter.
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Having a son changed the way I understood my job, and my job has shaped the way I raise my son.
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There has long been a disconnect between the way Mr. Trump sees politics and the way his more seasoned advisers do.
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Quoting the Biblical Book of Amos, Curry said: When love is the way -- unselfish, sacrificial, redemptive, when love is the way.
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" It's hard to realize, "Oh, gosh, the way that I see the world isn't the way that everybody sees the world.
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"The way I was treated and the way he made me feel about myself, tore me down to nothing," she wrote.
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The way you hold your knife… The way you've changed my life… No, no, they can't take that away from me.
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But I think it's the way they go about their business and the way they execute day in and day out.
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This feeling arose from everyday observations — the way fellow Marines talked about Vietnam and the way they interacted with the Vietnamese.
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The process starts by changing the way you think about work; redefining the way you approach what you do each day.
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What's especially striking is the contrast between the way we treat our children and the way we treat our senior citizens.
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Twenty years ago, we started the Internet of People and it changed everything—the way we communicate, the way we live.
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It doesn't fold all the way back — it just dangles down at a 90-degree angle without getting in the way.
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"Right now, the way we've been welcomed and the way this community is, we're at home, and we're staying," says Peter.
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"This is essentially changing the way people socialize, the way people live their lives, changing their mind-sets," Mr. Huang said.
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"It's never all the way good or all the way bad," he said, "as long as the fight is going on."
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I love the way it lets you browse previous orders, but also the way its home page is designed for browsing.
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The way he lets himself be full animal, a sensualist, the way he finds glory in the body's hungers and delights.
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CreditCredit The way we choose to shop, and the way retailers decide to sell us things, is an ever evolving relationship.
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And the way that you make me and my friends feel, the way you make my black friends feel, is empowering.
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We can neither erase the way others have treated us, nor can we hit delete on the way we've treated people.
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Switched on Pop | Streaming hasn't just changed the way we listen to music; it's changed the way that pop music sounds.
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"Through communication, you can change the way people think, the way people feel," said Kirsten Flanik, president of BBDO New York.
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In other words, the way we actually use the web today is no longer congruent with the way it was built.
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Kerr said the change to the way starters were picked this year did not affect the way he voted for reserves.
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It's this idea that allowed the internet to change the world, the way we communicate, and the way we do business.
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I love the way it lets you browse previous orders, but also the way its home page is designed for browsing.
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The way he competes, and the way he never says die, is what makes him the best player in the world.
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"It's positive, but I'm not able to ski the way I want to — the way I know I can," she said.
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Mr. Trump is not a 23-to-28 president, and the way he works has complicated the way he is covered.
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"The issue is not humanitarians in the way, the issue is the way the Saudis are conducting the war," said Charny.
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No, but everybody is talking about income and by the way they agree with her and the way she's explaining it.
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He fought with local and regional officials to record instruments the way he wanted, not the way they wanted them recorded.
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KS: Right, right, but if you don't want to turn off all the way, the red button's the way to go.
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Seeing a singular black body dying on loop changed the way black people thought about themselves in this country, changed the way they thought about this country, in a way that I don't think it changed the way white people thought about themselves in this country or the way that white people thought about the country.
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"The way we interact with chickens now and the way we interact with any of our domestic animals is a radical departure from the way that humans have interacted with animals over the last 15,000 years," Dr. Larson said.
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What's always pulled us in has been the way he does it — the way he seems to haphazardly throw out lines yet still sound poetic, the way his words seem to trip over themselves but are clever and sharp.
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I love the way you make me smile just by thinking about you, the way you care for me, the way you make me laugh constantly and don't even get me started on the incredible father that you are.
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When I did "Two Can Play That Game" years ago, I had to fight for everything: the way we loved each other, the way we spoke to each other, down to the cars, down to the way we dressed.
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In 1857, she wrote a review article on photography that discussed all the various uses of photography — what it meant, the way it had changed the world, and the way it had changed the way people lived their lives.
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If the only tool we have ultimately to use is our lives, so we use it in the way we can by choosing a way to live that will demonstrate the way we feel and the way we know.
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She paved the way for Leah Chase during the '50s and '60s, and she paved the way for women in restaurants today.
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But the way he did it was new and it will change the way people run for office for years to come.
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We would like him to see that the way that he acts and the way he speaks we profoundly, profoundly reject it.
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The action is so stimulated, and the way he cuts everything together and the way everything is timed out is so perfect.
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Meanwhile insurers' products and processes are losing touch with 21st-century life, from the way populations work to the way they drive.
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I appreciate you bringing up the way we treat animals in there, and I like the way you put that a lot.
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And no, I don't think there's any equivalency between the way the Russians conduct themselves and the way the United States does.
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So he gave Greg the chance to basically do it the way he wanted and basically cast it the way he wanted.
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"[We] love the way that Joe loves her and the way that she loves him," Kevin Sr., 52, said at the time.
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The way he helps the young guys, too, that's a testament to his character and the way he goes about his business.
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It's also the way you comport yourself, the way you dress, and being somebody who sees the big picture of the company.
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"I was able to get on the mound the way I usually do and pitch the way I usually do," Maeda said.
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I follow the way those ideas are sold to the public, and/or enacted into policy, the way some follow sports teams.
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A healthy attitude probably falls somewhere between the way I played Life and the way overly controlling people approach their real lives.
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"As that progresses, everything comes along: racial tolerance, tolerance of people and the way they love, and also the way they look."
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And the way you feel may be very different from the way someone else feels, even if you're doing the same workout.
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"We want another baby and if that's the way we're gonna do it, that's the way we're gonna do it," Dreyer said.
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"I'm not saying I'm here to lose, but if I can go all the way, I'll go all the way," he said.
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It's not Star Wars itself that has changed, but the way we look at culture, and the way we look at ourselves.
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Cauleen Smith: The main thing was learning about the way cinema works on us subconsciously, the way different shots convey information nonverbally.
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"It's an entirely different system, from the way we provide service to the way the cook line is set up," he said.
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But that's the way the company's run, so that's the way it is: Elon is the company, and the company is Elon.
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The controller doesn't transform how you can use the Gear VR in the way the way motion controls transformed the Oculus Rift.
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It's so good, and that's without touching on the way different abilities can have a profound impact on the way you play.
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It may be their voice, it may be their shoulders, or the way they carry themselves or the way they express themselves.
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Now that the way in which we seek information has changed, the way in which we receive information is different, as well.
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I was told that I needed to change the way I sounded, change the way I looked, change my positions, and more.
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" He continued, "The way you showed unconditional love through every up and down and a few self-inflicted mistakes along the way.
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LANGONE: LET ME FIRST OF ALL CONGRATULATE YOU FOR THE COMPANY YOU FOUNDED AND THE WAY IT'S RUNNING, THE WAY IT'S OPERATED.
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Amid criticism over the way it handles customer information, Facebook made changes to the way users can join group chats in Messenger.
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There's a difference between sort of the way that basketball's played in the U.S. and the way basketball is played in China.
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You also give much more time to the team -- the way you communicate with the team, the way you coach the team.
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"The way we've mined over the past 50 years is not the way we're going to mine in the future," Holland said.
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" The way we view the world shapes the way we answer the most important questions of life: "How did we get here?
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But there's a nice juxtaposition between the way Randall is raising his children and the way Rebecca raised him and his siblings.
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They were happening, though—I knew by the way my clothes fit differently and the way my double chin was slowly disappearing.
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The way… [laughs] the way the melody that goes with "brain of a chicken and dick of a donkey" is really beautiful!
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INGRAHAM: We do radio -- HANNITY: By the way, how great was headed, Rush -- 30 years, paving the way for all of us?
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For the garden variety average Joe, most of the time, that's the way it happens, and that's the way it should happen.
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And by the way she is using a lot of arguments in the way that other peoples are responsible for my problems.
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"We're having to change the way we manage our cash flow and change the way we pay our suppliers," the owner said.
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Challenges both cultural and practical contribute to the disharmony between the way the Pentagon does business and the way Silicon Valley innovates.
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He lived all the way in Spanish Harlem and loyally drove all the way down to the LES to eat Luigi's pie.
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I also think I picked up the way I like to use the camera, and the way I like to direct scenes.
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Did hearing the way she interpreted the song change the way you looked at the material that ended up on the album?
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"The way people ride skeleton is similar to the way Iron Man flies," Yun said, speaking to Reuters after setting the record.
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In Photoshop on the iPad Pro, double tapping the Apple Pencil will zoom all the way in and all the way out.
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The way Arsenal underperform, the way they fail to properly reciprocate Claude's utter faithfulness and devotion, will probably always inhabit his soul.
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No, I don't think there is any equivalency between the way the Russians conduct themselves and the way the United States does.
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There's something incredibly sensual about the way it falls: the way it covers everything, but is thin enough to hardly be there.
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"There's a huge gap between the way the students view him and the way the faculty views him," he later told me.
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"The way the absentee-ballot program used to work, and the way it works now, it seems pretty loosey goose," Ryan said.
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"Everything we do is changing, from the way we travel — take Uber — to the way we live — take Airbnb," Ms. Duma said.
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SO ESSENTIALLY, I'M NOT AT ALL CONVINCED THAT THE WAY TO COME AT THIS IS THE WAY THAT THEY'RE DOING IT NOW.
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" Mckesson added, however, that words matter, saying that "the way we talk about thing often changes the way we think about them.
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It was the way that he handled himself there, and how that will inform the way he carries his royal role forward.
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If evangelicals want to know the way forward, I suggest we start looking backwards, all the way back to where Christianity began.
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"We saw a shift in the way that the customer was shopping, or the way she wasn't shopping anymore," Mr. Panichgul said.
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" Suns coach Earl Watson lamented a poor practice on Wednesday, saying, "The way we played today is the way we practiced yesterday.
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Why do I get upset when others act the way they've always acted and treat me the way they've always treated me?
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"Strapped me down all the way, from your feet all the way to your chest, you couldn't really move," the immigrant added.
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"The way that Maslo looks and the way Maslo animates and talks will be something that happens down the road," says Ingram.
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I think that anyone who does claim to have "the way," or that the way is only one way, is probably suspect.
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Divas have a certain sound that comes from the way they support their voices and the way they hold their facial muscles.
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They say the way to a man's heart is through his stomach, but is it also the way to his flaccid phallus?
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We walk mindlessly throughout the day, not really conscious of the way that we feel and the way things are impacting us.
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She is about 80 percent of the way there in delegates, while Sanders is about half of the way there. http://bit.
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But far too often, the way Democrats talk to, and about, black Americans is indistinguishable from the way their Republican counterparts do.
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"The way they're approaching content is very similar to the way that they've approached typical sports commentary or traditional content," Nardini said.
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Most strikingly, the way they propose to create their bio-based "software" parallels recent changes in the way computer software is written.
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It doesn't aestheticize failure the way [Martin] Kippenberger's acolytes do, nor does it approach art as Sisyphean, the way Kate Gilmore might.
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I think that's the way this is going, and it's very much the way we're trying to design and build our business.
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They are linemen who, as General Manager Les Snead put it, can get in the way and then stay in the way.
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The way the men talked to them; the way the men talked about them with one another, right in front of them.
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We continued CPR all the way back to Texas Children's [Hospital] and all the way up to the neonatal intensive care unit.
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The way we once regarded dogs — not the cleanest creatures but useful to have around — is the way we once regarded children.
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So treat them the way that you want to be treated and make them feel the way that you want to feel.
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Her interpretation got all the way to No. 2, along the way changing King's vocal emphasis to, instead, revel in Harlem's blackness.
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But they're obviously also quite different in the way they spread, the options for treatment and recovery, and the way they kill.
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I'm always interested in the way people edit the details of their lives, the way they compress all the years into sentences.
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And, by his own admission, he doesn't believe the way it's being played currently is the way the season will shake out.
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Yes, #prednisone took my face from the way it looked in the first picture to the way it looked in the second.
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We'll do some things along the way with e-SIMs along the way, but in general, I like the things carriers do.
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We don't sound the way our parents sounded or their parents sounded, or certainly the way people sounded a hundred years ago.
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It can be triggered not just when you push the key all the way down, but even part of the way down.
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Do you like the way that sounds, thinking about the good you could do, and the way it could boost your resume?
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There was so much weaponry inside that visitors were searched not just on the way in, but also on the way out.
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The working process, the way they work, the work environment, the smile they have on their faces, the way they do it.
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"The way we come together, the way we bring together senators all across the ideological spectrum, is focusing on lowering premiums," Sen.
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Steel industry is particularly automated and mechanized so it just doesn't seem to be the way the way one would defend jobs.
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"We're looking at changing the way that they eat, the way that they think and how they move their body," Harper says.
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NOTE: This story contains a spoiler for the way "The Notebook" ends because it's a story about the way "The Notebook" ends.
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I don't know how much longer, but it could be up to six months, the way that the way we're being trained.
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You can feel it from the way he sucks down on his cigarettes to the way he drinks his seven-and-sevens.
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Nonetheless, there is a wide gap between the way that the tax code treats human labor and the way it treats automation.
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"The way she died was the way she lived," said Shailee Udani, a physician in Manhattan who worked at Palisades Medical Center.
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I actually expect Davos to make it all the way to the series finale, but not all the way to its end.
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From the way we read to the way we eat, travel and entertain ourselves, just about every human experience has become monetized.
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I saw patterns in the way I photographed, and from there, I began to refine the way that I approached those tendencies.
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"The systems worked the way they were designed, the way they were engineered," Mr. Abate said after the meeting in Sand Springs.
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There's no question that the way people categorize Kalani and Jarani, and the way they think of themselves, will affect their lives.
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Girl Effect initiated Yegna five years ago to challenge the way people think about girls—and the way girls think about themselves.
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I connect to those guys a lot because of the way they approach music and the way they're so into mixing genres.
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That makes the nomination itself, and the way it's handled, a defining moment for the way Americans see sexual assault writ large.
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More importantly, the way we think about rape now is nothing like the way people thought about child abuse two decades ago.
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Nothing was good about the way the owner orbited Maurice, the way he clasped his hands and bent forward in helpless pleasure.
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But if she's elected in January, the way her opponent would, counterfactually, have governed won't be relevant to the way she governs.
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From the moment you're born you begin to make sense of what's going in the world, through interacting with the people who take care of you: the way you're held, the way you're changed, the way people speak to you.
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If the ache in your shoulder changes the way you swim, if the ache in your knee changes the way you walk, if the ache in your back changes the way you swing your golf club, go to the doctor.
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The way her hands trembled as she began to talk, the way she struggled to speak over her kids, the way she finally resigned herself to "not tonight" — it felt a little like I was seeing into my own future.
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"What makes the impact of Wonder Woman so amazing is that even without these children actually watching the movie, it has changed the way they play games, the way they view superheroes, the way they interact with each other," she wrote.
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And yet, just a few years later, it became the thing that changed mobile computing, the way we purchase software applications, the way we consume streaming media, even the way we take photos — and all of Apple's previous missteps were forgotten.
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It feels real in the way they move—using actual fighting techniques, not some acrobatic bullshit that looks cool—the way they get exhausted and hurt, the way they lurch forward and use every opportunity to take out their respective opponent.
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"The author has discovered a subject that energizes him the way a birch-bark canoe roused John McPhee, the way a French meal stoked M.F.K. Fisher and the way the burning Bronx fired up Jonathan Mahler," according to Will Blythe's review.
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" Robert Macfarlane's "Underland: A Deep Time Journey," contained this stonking sentence: "This is the way the world ends, this is the way the world ends, this is the way the world ends — not with a bang but a visitors' center.
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It's a 21965-page document with more than 1965.7 provisions that contemplate widespread reform in almost every area of policing — in the way officers are trained, in the way officers are disciplined, in the way officers collect and store evidence.
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"The issue for us is what happens if it becomes more widespread across the nation - how that affects the way people move, the way people shop, the way people travel or not to work," Greggs chief executive Roger Whiteside told Reuters.
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There's one perfect distillation of the way perceptions of privilege and fear of judgment can get in the way of asking for help.
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However, even though things didn't turn out the way she hoped, the athlete still feels proud of the way she raced on Saturday.
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His refinement — from the way he speaks to the way he eats — often surpasses that of the people around him, white and otherwise.
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Did you feel vindicated by the way he reacted and started yelling at you in the way you said he had all season?
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Even the death penalty and the way it's applied in America and the way it's applied in Japan—it can be radically different.
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Artificial intelligence is changing not only the way we use our computers and smartphones but the way we interact with the real world.
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And while I thought it was going to go a different way, the way it went was the way it was supposed to.
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"I don't think there's any equivalency between the way the Russians conduct themselves and the way the United States does," he said. Sen.
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The way your genes are turned on is influenced by the way you're cared for in the earliest weeks and months of life.
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"She is going to win many majors because of the way she plays and the way she acts on court," the Swede said.
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"I'm happy with the way I was moving, the way I was playing and my attitude in general was really positive," he added.
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"When you looked at JoAnn and the way she worked the politics and the way she did things, she had greatness," Tharpe said.
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Or will it simply feel like the way we read now, and perhaps the way we will read for years in the future?
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What was the most interesting thing you learned about the way Ryan does things, and the way a Ryan Murphy show comes together?
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The Aces consider the way they blend their personal style nearly as important as the way they blend their personalities in their music.
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See: The way you open Instagram and balk at the way the app pays a little too close attention to whom you search.
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"Sometimes I see the way she moves or the way she walks or laughs and she just reminds me of Natalie," he said.
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When someone's fame becomes so exponential, it creates a clash between the way they perceive themselves versus the way the public perceives them.
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"Sometimes I see the way she moves or the way she walks or laughs and she just reminds me of Natalie," he says.
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The way AVs drive, at least for now, is fundamentally different from the way humans do, which may create inefficient and dangerous miscommunications.
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"The president was clearly articulating the way he feels and the way you guys have treated him from day one," Gidley told reporters.
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When Trump announced his candidacy, he immediately reminded me of the disgraced sheriff, in the way he spoke — and the way he lied.
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The first thing you notice about Robert Eggers's sophomore film, The Lighthouse, is not the way it looks, but the way it sounds.
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"Parenting is a common experience, and the way we handle it, the way we respond to it, is independent and unique," she continues.
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You either do it all the way, or you don't do it at all in China's chosen to do it all the way.
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You have access to all kinds of cynicism that puts down the way your family lives and demonizes the way the community lives.
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They've managed to come and learn the way of respect, the way of doing things in Tonga, and learned the language really well.
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There is a huge disconnect between the way users engage with content on platforms like Instagram and the way that they shop online.
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I was particularly interested in and really impressed by the way that you handled the aftermath, all the way up to your conclusion.
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"As customers change the way they bank with us, we must change the way we serve them," the bank said in the statement.
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"The way things are over-explained to women," or the way credit is dispensed in a room and the small slights that happen.
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We see many of your characters navigating the divide between the way the white world sees them and the way they see themselves.
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And so when I'm putting something on, that definitely changes the way that I feel and the way that I approach the day.
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The fire went all the way up to the crown of the trees, all the way up to the top of the trees.
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And if you go all the way back to the Pleistocene era, that's not the way that humans actually have evolved and survived.
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"I looked at a lot of cultures the way they preserve food, like the way some Asian cultures preserve egg yolk," said Buckley.
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She commends the way piss-taking can help people work together more effectively, but largely overlooks the way this approach can alienate minorities.
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Whether it's the way things are made or the way people interact—everything about the society there is based on consideration and respect.
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It led me to believe that was the way it's supposed to be—that the way to get attention is to be sexual.
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That&aposs the way that you can make it safer, and that&aposs the way that this war zone mentality can go away.
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He needs to be held to account the way every other government bureaucrat-- (CROSSTALK) PIRRO: I like the way you think, Tom Fitton.
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My father was all about first impressions, and how you represent yourself—whether it's the way you speak or the way your dress.
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And there is a tumultuous thing that I want to paint: relationships between shapes, the way things overlap, the way material is applied.
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And it rests at the feet of Facebook to be accountable for the way its technology has changed the way we consume information.
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Experts say more legal battles are on the way, given the way the Trump administration has decided to interpret the Supreme Court's ruling.
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If he continues to work the way he's working, and preparing and studying, and practicing the way he's practicing, he'll continue to improve.
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This show is really depicting the way we live in America now, the way we are at our breakfast tables with our families.
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" Bieber then got introspective, saying, "I let my broken relationships dictate the way I acted toward people and the way I treated them!
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"I look at the way programs are designed, and it just seems a lot like the way that plants are designed," said Dawkins.
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It has helped birth whole industries and, along the way, paved the way for many thousands of new companies to emerge and thrive.
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Our contemporary discourse holds that who you are influences the way that you know, and the way that you can or cannot speak.
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The way that the telecom companies were classified didn't allow the FCC to regulate them the way it wanted to, the providers claimed.
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"The way I shop and the way I engage with my wardrobe, those experiences don't come to life on Amazon's platform," Green said.
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We are deeply aware that the way that Mexico will handle this, the way that you will handle this is your sovereign decision.
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" Mel Gibson, who starred in "The Beaver," said that "the way she directs films, the way she does anything — it's just very smart.
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We fundamentally changed the way the economy is structured, and the way we're going to tax wealth in this country, and wealth creation.
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"He's expressed concerns about the way the Russia investigation has been conducted, the way the Clinton email investigation was being conducted," Raju said.
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I don't want to get in the way of the story, I don't want to get in the way of the emotional beats.
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"We need to make sure we're embracing the way the world is changing and embracing the way that people are working," Uliyar said.
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The other pierced the teen's lung and traveled all the way down his other leg, damaging organs along the way, according to WCVB.
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Strava's values — authenticity, balance, craftsmanship, commitment, and camaraderie — are central to the way the company functions and the way it allocates its funds.
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And by the way, if Sanders lives on one side of Apostasy Avenue, the Democratic Party has a neighboring house across the way.
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She just describes her obsessions the way they are, not the way they should be, or in a way that might be palatable.
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They build new software, and they change the way we take pictures and help keep milk cold on the way to the market.
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Consider ThriveNYC, New York City's action plan to change the way people think about mental health, and the way City government delivers services.
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"The American mind simply rebels at the way Saudi women are treated, the way they execute criminals, the enforced religious doctrine," he says.
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" McConnell said, "I don't think there is any equivalency between the way the Russians conduct themselves and the way the United States does.
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The second half was inexcusable: The way we played, just the way we performed all around — everything from how we competed, decision-making.
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In 1992, they fulfilled their greatest achievement: an album bewilderingly titled Psalm 69: The Way to Succeed and the Way to Suck Eggs.
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"I give credit to the place I grew up for the way I write music and the way I enjoy music," Bryan revealed.
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I try to be healthy but the way I play drums and the way I acted in those early days was destroying me.
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This meme happened the way all memes do, and the way John Green wrote about love or whatever: slowly, then all at once.
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We're focused on women, but generally to the way that the cap table works and the way that distributes wealth in the industry.
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Sumo wrestlers may not have a what you would call an athletic athletic, but the way the way they eat sure is athletic.
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The class of 2016, your class, has the power to change the way we work and the way we think about our time.
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This process is very Minecraft, from the way you gather resources to the way you place objects to the existence of crafting tables.
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"I think the way that the game is going now, the way that the league is going, small ball is in," Anthony said.
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The way he worked, and Jim and all of you guys, the way they worked, it was like their life was at stake.
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You're not getting lost the way Little Red Riding Hood did, indeed the way everyone did every now and again pre-Google Maps.
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Amazon has already irrevocably changed the way we shop at Christmas, but will this new service change the way we perform Christmas too?
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"'The way that a story can make change is so much faster than the way that politics can make change,'" he told them.
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In other words, the way things are now isn't a crisis; it's government working the way the founding fathers and the Constitution intended.
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The way I feel about this film is the way I feel about Peter: ambivalent, but smitten by something ineffably electric within him.
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"When something leaks all the way up on the 20th floor, odds are it'll leak all the way down here," Mr. Sotomayor said.
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But with the way James and Irving have played, how the Golden State offense plays the rest of the way might not matter.
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You can't put things back to the way they were, but you can try to make the best of the way things are.
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The way he worked, and Jim and all of you guys, the way they worked, it was like their life was at steak.
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The way things are right now, I certainly don't trust that the government has my back in the way that I used to.
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It was not clear if the president saw trade the way that Gary Cohn sees it or the way Steve Bannon sees it.
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We like his tenacity and his toughness, as well as the way he supports these guys the way they need to be supported.
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But it's the way I've always thought about what I do, and I think it's the way this museum has made a difference.
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On the way out, I would keep the tracks on my left shoulder, and on the way back keep them on my right.
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In a natal chart, Mars symbolizes the way you tap into raw, primal instincts, including the way you disseminate creative and sexual energy.
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My own puberty struck early, bringing with it the crippling awareness of the way those emergent curves shaped the way I was perceived.
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That was the way it was and that was the way it would be, until, as a species, we evolved into something else.
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The way they see it, the expansion of internet technologies will make the world a better place despite the disruption along the way.
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"It doesn't affect the way I view him, but I know it's going to affect the way others view him," Ray Orris said.
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But at least as big a difference separates the way Democrats campaign for office and the way they act once they get elected.
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The way Boeing launched the 20183 Max jet and the way it dealt with the fallout created a traceable thread of faulty management.
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Over the past three seasons, he has tried to incorporate more data into the way he plays, and especially the way he hits.
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The way we view women in their 40s and 50s now is completely different from the way we viewed them in the 1980s.
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There is the way of Lieberman and Netanyahu, who pretend we do not exist, and then there is the way of 'Yes, but . . .
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And in this day and age — and with our own president leading the way — Twitter is the way to create that public presence.
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He may have paved the way for Ryan's speakership, but it's Meadows who stands in the way of every major Republican policy push.
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And that takes a toll on your oxygen, and the way you breathe, and the way you dictate your lyrics and your musicality.
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" I was like, "No, the Russians wasn't a hack, it was the way they were using the system the way it was used.
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The point is that we don't behave in stressful situations the way we think we would or the way we would like to.
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It led me to believe that was the way it's supposed to be — that the way to get attention is to be sexual.
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The way he seemingly refused to age, marrying five times; the way he sang without restraint about love and heartbreak; the way he spoke frankly of his battles with depression and his use of drugs; the way he never hid his vulnerability — all of this made him even more endearing, not just to his contemporaries, but to subsequent generations as well.
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"I was so sick of the way women were forced to feel inadequate in many different circumstances or forced to feel insecure by the way we're portrayed or the way we look," Keys says of the inspiration behind her new album Here.
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There is a blockchain revolution coming in the way visual artists collaborate on and sell their work; the blockchain is revolutionizing Saudi Arabia's oil economy; distributed ledgers are revolutionizing the way musicians form bands; the way we consume sushi is being… revolutionized.
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These mega-identities didn't exist 50 or even 30 years ago, but now that they're here, they change the way we see each other, the way we engage in politics, and the way politics absorbs other — previously nonpolitical — spheres of our culture.
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The Islamic State, also known as ISIS or ISIL, is "gearing up for a long campaign that will change the way we live, the way we view our neighbors, the way we travel to work," The Times of London said in an editorial.
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Part of what is so appealing about Barry Jenkins's films, like Beale Street and Moonlight, is how you can feel almost tangible love in the way he shoots them — the way the characters look into the camera, the way their faces are framed.
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"The way he is with the waiter at the restaurant, the way he is with the valet at the restaurant, or the way he is with an elderly woman trying to get into the elevator, just simply considerate at all times," she said.
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The way the armies have to stand too close together, the way the edges of the map are often crowding the flanks, and in most of the recent versions, the way ranged units have to get within shotput-range before they're really effective.
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What might have been this book's last sentence instead arrives on Page 402: "This is the way the world ends, this is the way the world ends, this is the way the world ends — not with a bang but a visitors' center."
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"As long as people get to tell those stories the way we learned to tell them, the way we want to tell them, I can't really stay wildly attached to the print form as the way you should get it," he said.
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"The guys were disappointed with the way they played this morning and the way they performed, but they showed tremendous bravery and heart and desire to go out and play the way they have done this afternoon," said Europe captain Darren Clarke.
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Painstaking construction went into this track; listen to the way the handclaps deliberately lag behind the bass drum, the way the percussion later lags behind the guitar, the way the voices are scraggly or sweet, the rising and falling buzz in the background.
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With the way our creative process works—the way we cast, the way we shoot, the ideas we have, and the people we know are radically different from whats going on in the industry—we're just trying to break down some doors.
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But what's fun for me is to take the way I've seen the world and have it inform the way I write the characters.
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Do we have to change the way, like I was saying, do we have to just say, "That's the way it's going to be"?
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"I was stuck in traffic for four hours on the way up and three and a half hours on the way down," said Purja.
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"[We] love the way that Joe loves her and the way that she loves him," the singer's dad Kevin Jonas Jr. previously told PEOPLE.
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INGRAHAM: They&aposre making it look like a Macy&aposs day parade the way they&aposre shooting it, the way you shoot the balloon.
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And the way some died of starvation, dehydration and a lot of things that attacked us on the way that we weren't prepared for.
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And by the way, you know, all the rhetoric you see, the thousand points of light, what the hell was that by the way?
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"The way he came in, and the way he's going out: without any mars to it, without any blemishes, without any scandal," Manchin said.
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This is apparent in the way they snuggle; this is apparent in the way they cozy up to one another in Colton's hotel bed.
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AND SEEING IT THROUGH MEANS CHANGING THE WAY THAT PHARMACEUTICAL PRICING AND THE WAY A PATIENT – THROUGH THAT PATIENT LENS NEEDS TO CHANGE DRAMATICALLY.
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Together they made up the way she wanted to be seen in the public eye, the way she wanted to move through the world.
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I don't think I ever fell for these characters so much as for the way they felt, and the way they made me feel.
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Nevertheless, believing I was an alcoholic helped me make sense of the way my mom treated me — and the way I acted in response.
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For the "Way Out" video, she and director Johnny Valencia (Mackelmore's "Marmalade") traversed the city, from uptown Manhattan all the way to Coney Island.
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Bergoch's Spielbergian influences are indelible to The Florida Project, especially the way it conceives of children and the way they interact with the world.
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And to that same point, you can't change the way that people act, but you can change the way that you react to them.
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They want Nrmal to be "big" in the way that a network is big, not in the way that a destination festival is big.
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These two are #couplegoals, from the way they flirt with each other to the way they protect each other and sacrifice for each other.
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But also there's a lot of counterintuitive things when you look at government and the way it works today and the way liabilities work.
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Initially it had a lot of the movie clichés, involving the way cops would burst into doors, firing and running all the way through.
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"We are a technology company that wants to improve the way surgeons connect globally and modernize the way surgical information is shared," he added.
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That makes it hard to designate a price target on the way up, but also hard to set a floor on the way down.
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In general, a utility patent protects the way a product is used and works, while a design patent protects the way the product looks.
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To be clear, this remains basically unchanged from the way that I feel about the way the ISP was tuned in the iPhone 28.
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I mustered up the confidence, thanks to them and the way that they portrayed women, to write this the way that I did it.
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The discovery of the wheel—which is three feet in diameter—may change the way we think about the way Bronze Age people lived.
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Mowry-Hardrict's respect for her changing body has even inspired the way she talks to her son about his little sibling on the way.
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HAHN: And by the way, and the Congress, the way that Congress works, Mark Meadows doesn&apost just get to call for these documents.
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The way we remember Libya suggests that the way we talk about America's role in the world has changed, and not for the better.
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