Countless tributes will be paid to those who lost their lives, those who survived, those who bore witness, and those who rushed to respond.
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It features those who purchase fake makeup, those who sell it, and even those who produce it.
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He aims the book at everyone: those who love, those who merely like and those who dislike "Star Wars".
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"It is for those who were directly affected, for those who lost their loved ones that day, for those who got sick and those who died from being sick," he said.
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Those who can't do, teach, but those who can't even teach P.E., report, and those who can't report, write columns.
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"Those who had given and those who had bought and those who had intervened have committed a crime," he said.
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"So much gratitude and love for those who listened, those who looked deeper and those who leapt into action," she wrote.
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Those who have served and those who are continuing to serve and those who will serve get my 100 percent support.
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Those who spray are no match for those who pay.
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Those who tidy their computer desktops, and those who don't.
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Those who experienced it, or those who read about it?
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Those who are willing to help and those who aren't.
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Those who stood shouldered cameras; those who sat cradled laptops.
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Those who called and those who didn't, all were gone.
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This time there were three groups: those who supported impeachment (12), those who did not (four) and those who remained undecided (five).
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In the artist's late paintings, there are those who see, those who do not see, and those who cannot be seen or known.
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Kill all those who pay taxes and those who collect them.
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"It's about those who can take over, those who can continue."
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Those who take on risk are not those Who bear it.
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Between those who have their humanity acknowledged and those who don't.
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Art belongs to those who create it and those who savour it.
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Those who are worried tend to be those who voted to Remain.
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What is the difference between those who make and those who don't?
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With India's new list of those who belong and those who do
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It is drawn to those who welcome it, those who respect it.
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In contrast to the severe mental health disparities affecting those who are LGBT, those who are religious do not experience such disparities; in fact, those who are religious consistently report better mental health than those who are not.
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" In her novel "Inshallah," published in 1990 after a stint covering fighting in Lebanon, one of the characters predicts that the next war wouldn't be between capitalists and communists but that future conflicts would be channeled through religion — "between those who eat pig meat and those who don't, those who drink wine and those who don't, those who mumble Pater Noster and those who whisper Allah rassullillah.
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The model splits the global population into three sectors: Those who are susceptible, those who are vulnerable but not yet infected, and those who are immune.
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" Then he went further: "Love your enemies, bless those who curse you, do good for those who hate you, and pray for those who abuse you.
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There are limited exceptions for select groups, such as those who are already in the armed services, those who are hospitalized and those who are incarcerated.
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Those who lost loved ones and those who are healing in hospitals tonight.
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We all know it, those who support Obamacare and those who oppose it.
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Both those who leave and those who stay behind grapple with unrecognizable landscapes.
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Primary culpability belongs to those who start wars, not those who end them.
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The divide between those who have and those who don't is ridiculously ginormous.
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Here are 4 key differences between those who succeed and those who don't.
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But those who lie to underwriters impose a penalty on those who don't.
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Those who can afford a kit for each family member, those who can't.
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Those who can work from home; those who cannot are simply doing nothing.
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Those who were primed with racial stereotypes performed worse than those who weren't.
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Seconds — inches — would soon separate those who would live from those who wouldn't.
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There are only those who like and support him and those who don't.
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It's sort of the battle between those who plan and those who panic.
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Republicans' responses can be divided into a few categories, those who said Moore should step down, no caveats; those who said Moore should step down if the allegations are true; those who are defending Moore; and those who aren't saying anything.
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It is true for those who self-identify as members of the Tea Party, those who are members of unions, and those who self-identify as progressive.
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"He spoke for those who passed already, those who are sick, those who might get sick," said Detective Miguel Mendez, who also spent months at the pile.
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"He spoke for those who passed already, those who are sick, those who might get sick," said Detective Miguel Mendez, who also spent months at the pile.
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Those who get vaccinated avoid the new strains, those who don't might get sick.
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Crucially, those who opposed it felt much more strongly than those who supported it.
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Those who pass will survive; those who do not will die a gruesome death.
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Those who challenged him were soon dismissed; those who joined the amen chorus thrived.
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Why should those who travel light subsidise those who have packed the kitchen sink?
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Those who succeeded were rewarded, while those who failed were pushed to the side.
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The divisions between those who came first and those who came later are fungible.
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And also between those who welcome wolves — and immigrants — and those who fear them.
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There are those who are faithful and there are those who maybe struggle somehow.
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Are we sure that those who make it are better than those who don't?
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Pray for the president and all those who support him and those who don't.
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Buybacks, however, reward those who sell their stocks — not those who hang in there.
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That leaves conservative women — those who support the president and those who don't — out.
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There are those who believe in the "Trump rally" and those who are skeptical.
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There were those who always had a baby sitter and those who never did.
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The product is especially useful for those who have trouble falling asleep each night, those who frequently suffer from jet lag, and those who work the night shift.
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Some of the best deals come to those who wait, or those who have flexible travel dates, or those who are open to a wide range of destinations.
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Han explained the selection criteria: "Those who are well assimilated to the North Korean regime, those who are exemplars of working collectively, those who are from the right families, and of course those who meet the height and age standards," she said.
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It was like an obnoxious comment section thread come to life: Those who liked his work went on the defense; those who didn't were annoyed with those who did.
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Those who repent obtain God's forgiveness and take their place among the ranks of those who contemplate him, but those who do not repent and cannot be forgiven disappear.
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These put at risk those who run the system, those who work in or alongside it, those who get caught up in it, and the general public as well.
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Those who are intelligent wear earpieces that transmit disruptive noises, those who are beautiful wear degrading masks, and those who are powerful are held down with bags of lead.
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There will always be those who play fair and those who don't follow the rules.
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They marched to remember those who were killed and in solidarity with those who survived.
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Those who soared on radio charts were awarded over those who chose to be innovative.
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Those who had fled Aleppo and those who had stayed were hungry, cold and hurting.
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Conservatives have said, 'equalize the credit between those who get it and those who don't.
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In Elena Ferrante's Those Who Leave and Those Who Stay, the narrator, a writer named
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Those who were food-insecure had 2.4 times the risk of those who were not.
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Researchers then split participants into two groups: those who cried, and those who got chills.
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Their ranks included those who could legally cross the border and those who could not.
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"It's great for those who want it, but not so much for those who don't."
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New societies are shaped by those who are there, not by those who stay home.
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"There are those who benefited the village and those who hurt it," Mr. Matar said.
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"I have picked those who are loyal to me and removed those who are not."
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Those who support the ban believe cashless stores discriminate against those who lack financial stability.
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Next came those who had to pay, followed by those who got in for free.
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Unremarkable things for those who live in the U.S. Remarkable things for those who don't.
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Those who do operate with a very different set of facts than those who don't.
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Those who got the sham procedure did just as well as those who got stents.
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In part, "Gentefied" is about the tension between those who stay and those who leave.
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I see no equivalence between those who propound fascist views and those who oppose them.
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Not surprisingly, there are some real differences between those who watched and those who didn't.
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The negative consequences will be for all those who are perpetrators, not those who report.
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Those who were female and those who were insured were more likely to get treatment.
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Results were weighted where necessary to bring them into line with the population of US residents age 18+, employed full-time or part-time in a for-profit company with 10+ employees, and to adjust for attitudinal and behavioral differences between those who are online versus those who are not, those who join online panels versus those who do not, and those who responded to this survey versus those who did not.
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One of the key differences between those who are good with money and those who aren't, in her experience, is that those who are good with money are planning ahead.
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She said those who bring a different perspective lack access, not those who want different perspectives.
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Ironically, those who are often granted this luxury are the wealthy and those who own property.
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But that number is disputed between those who favor tax cuts and those who do not.
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"Value goes to those who refine it, not to those who just hold it," she said.
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Will those who are already here stay and those who want to come in face problems?
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Absolutely. That is something that divides those who have experienced war and those who have not.
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I am reaching out to those who would hear and those who need help the most.
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We support those who do, in particular those who work in the science and environmental depts.
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Those who slept two-in-a-bed had better sleep efficiency than those who slept alone.
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In his world, people are divided between those who agree and those who are his enemies.
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Those who own assets are reaping the rewards, while those who don't are being left behind.
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"Our prayers are with those who lost their lives and those who are injured," he said.
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A great watch for both those who would critique the military and those who love it.
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For rulers hold no terror for those who do right, but for those who do wrong.
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Twitter's board remain split between those who want to sell the company and those who don't.
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Those who have large financial resources can better influence institutional change than those who do not.
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Those who had taken the naturewalk improved significantly; those who took the urban walk did not.
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Those who learn survive, and those who don't evolve and grow their knowledge are left behind.
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With those who speak truth to power, or those who excuse the lies of the powerful?
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This suggests that those who are smuggled successfully pay larger sums than those who are not.
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You express thanks to those who have served and condolences for those who have been lost.
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History will remember those who stood with the people versus those who stood in their way.
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Tefft classified the drivers into those who were "culpable" for a crash and those who weren't.
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Our laws should protect those who are most vulnerable, particularly those who suffer from mental illness.
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A lengthening gulf has emerged between those who enact laws and those who endure the consequences.
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We'd like to talk to those who have fled, as well as those who have stayed.
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The problem, he says, isn't in comparing those who win the lottery with those who lose.
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Those who strongly disapprove of Trump outnumber those who strongly approve by nearly two to one.
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Those who come to Insite are twice as likely to enter treatment as those who don't.
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They're often those who have either never worked or those who lost their low-wage jobs.
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"She also warned against those who "tell us to be afraid of those who are different.
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There are two kinds of mothers in the world — those who tweet and those who don't.
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Those who do so may be more motivated to abstain from drinking than those who don't.
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The amount of exercise did not distinguish those who lost more from those who lost less.
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Between those who promote the politics of hope and those who exploit the politics of fear.
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In Kelly's eyes, those who serve America understand it and those who do not simply don't.
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Those who can afford to relocate from areas with toxic water or air, those who can't.
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What's the difference between those who stick to their New Year's resolutions and those who don't?
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It's a pure, shameless abuse of power by those who have it against those who don't.
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Overall, those who pledged fealty to repealing Obamacare fared better that November than those who didn't.
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History does not forgive those who talk about equality but then discard those who are different.
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The oaths are part of the contract between those who govern and those who are governed.
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It's clear, though, that there's an unbridgeable gulf between those who are and those who aren't.
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I am profoundly grateful for those who fought and all those who continue to fight today.
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Even in antiquity, those who lavished praise on art looked down at those who made it.
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Demographic shifts have realigned those who vote with those who rely on public services like schools.
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But those who did enroll in the jobs programs did better than those who did not.
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For those who file, the number of arrests is a small fraction of those who filed.
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The work they do is repetitive, exacting and a benefit to every cook above them in the chain of command: those who make salads; those who make fish; those who make grains and potatoes, mushrooms and pasta; those who roast meat; those who make pastry; the sous-chefs who lead them; the chef de cuisine in charge of them all.
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There are those who generally match his profile (like Cox), those who beat candidates who were more like Trump (like Donovan) and those who were once clearly against him (like Roby).
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So we are speaking up for those who don't have anyone listening to them, for those who can't talk about it just yet, and for those who will never speak again.
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Not just for the rest of the world but for our own people -- those who died to defend this nation, those who built it, and those who are yet to come.
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I'd like to take this moment to thank everyone who listened to any episode of the show, those who subscribed, those who read and commented on these posts, those who went to our live shows, and those who sent us feedback, insight, and intros for the show.
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Those who inhale a lot of asbestos like those who work with it frequently are far more likely to contract these illnesses than those who are exposed to just a little bit.
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That definition does not include those who wounded Americans, or those who plotted but failed in their attacks, or those who tried to join or provide material support to a terrorist group.
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"Those who have relative advantage have become consolidators and those who suffered have become targets," Macdonald added.
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Gillum asked residents to pray for those who survived and those who were killed in the shooting.
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It's also hard not to notice those who back the FCC's actions and those who oppose it.
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Those who are loved and lost are just that — those who have lost the test of faith.
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Those who paid were squeezed harder for more money; those who did not were threatened and robbed.
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It was cited by those who opposed the American Revolution, and also by those who defended slavery.
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Those who wore fitness trackers reported less weight loss than those who didn't wear a fitness tracker.
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In the United States it is all about money: those who have it and those who don't.
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Both are annoying for those who can see them, but they're a nightmare for those who can't.
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Stretch marks are common for those who have gone through pregnancy — and even for those who haven't.
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Cruz won those who said religion determined their vote; Trump won those who put other factors first.
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The United States owes those who have served – and those who continue to serve – the absolute best.
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In the study, we can compare those who use it daily to those who use it occasionally.
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The 1988 Winter Olympics were known as much for those who tried as for those who won.
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Courage is what divides those who only talk about change from those who actually act to change.
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Heed the Stoic adage: "The Fates lead those who come willingly, and drag those who do not."
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Those who have plenty of money value it less; those who don't have enough value it more.
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Those who support her will continue to do so; the same goes for those who oppose her.
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Those who were left without homes or work, those who were stranded and trapped, were not abandoned.
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Instead, institutions become political weapons, wielded forcefully by those who control them against those who do not.
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Those who support good policy must work together to defeat the efforts of those who oppose it.
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Today, those who hate Jews tell those who returned to their ancestral and indigenous homeland to leave.
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Those who half a generation ago were free-speech hawks are now those who cry for censorship.
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Beyond that, those who trained for longer distances had denser bones than those who ran shorter distances.
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Our primary social duty as journalists is to question those who have and those who seek power.
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It found no significant uptick in successful births among those who underwent acupuncture versus those who didn't.
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And we're introducing a CNN Hero who's connecting those who have extra with those who have need.
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Those who ate more earlier in the day lost more weight than those who ate big dinners.
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Will scarves be lent to those who are cold, snacks be shared with those who are hungry?
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Health outcomes are much worse among those who are older and those who have underlying health conditions.
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There was "no equivalence between those who propound fascist views and those who oppose them," she said.
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He interviews descendants of those who perpetrated the violence and those who bore the brunt of it.
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There are two kinds of people in the world: those who love Vegas — and those who don't.
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It's especially challenging for those who are self-made, as opposed to those who inherit a fortune.
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In both cases, those who made such purchases reported greater life satisfaction than those who did not.
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When those who were horrified tried to convince those who were not, it did not go well.
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We grant power to those who are empathetic, and those who look out for the greater good.
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Are you punishing those who did the right thing for the sins of those who did wrong?
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"The statute criminalizes the conduct of those who attempt to intimidate witnesses, not just those who succeed."
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Those who received the wrapped gifts rated their satisfaction higher than those who were handed presents unwrapped.
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For all his oddities and eccentricities, he was a blank slate — a businessman to those who wanted a businessman, a culture warrior to those who wanted a culture warrior, a pragmatist to those who wanted a pragmatist, a conservative to those who wanted a conservative, and so on.
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Our fight against terrorism is continuing as we lead multinational efforts to pursue those who participate in terrorist activities, those who fund them and those who foment the mind-set that promotes extremism.
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We need you to tell the next generation about those who have gone before us and those who given their all — of those who sacrificed their homes, loved ones and lives to serve.
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Wenham insists that primal is only appropriate for those who have "enough feet in reality"—those who would instead be spending years on a psychoanalyst's couch, not those who need urgent psychological help.
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It could also address those who cooperatively live in its dorms, those who kindly eat in its dining hall, those who rely on the support of on-campus internet to complete their coursework.
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Obviously, this leaves out a large number of non-traditional students, including those who attend college part-time, those who transfer to another college, and those who do not take federal financial aid.
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Most obvious, Cohen explained, are those who are geographically connected to the traumatic event -- those who attend or work at the school and their families and those who live in the surrounding area.
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Those who are above the point of separation are elevated, but those who are below are crushed down.
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However, those who regularly took supplements of higher doses saw a 50-70% increase over those who didn't.
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But the vote has created new tension between those who supported the ban and those who opposed it.
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They treat those who are ill and target those who are at risk with a vaccine or medication.
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Good things come to those who wait — or at least, to those who take things nice and slow.
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Our prayers are with those who are grieving tonight and to those who are still suffering in hospitals.
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"Those who talk don't know, and those who know don't talk," a senior Clinton official told the newspaper.
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That said, today Americans — those who voted for Trump and those who didn't -- still have reasons to celebrate.
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There are those who focus on too many things at once, and those who can't focus on anything.
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Those who got the propranolol alone and those who got the placebo had no improvement in their anxiety.
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There are maji who conjure light, and those who control animals, and those who can govern the tides.
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Those who got the correction lowered their opinion of Mr Trump's accuracy, compared with those who did not.
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But it has declared those who refuse to pledge allegiance to it as murtadeen -- those who become apostates.
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"Those who have rejected economic sanity are those who have lost," Finance Minister Schelling said in a statement.
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Among those who received residency permits the crime rate was half of those who did not get permits.
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There's a distinction between those who like to consume (predators) and those who like to be consumed (prey).
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"Both those who witnessed the incident and those who heard of it have expressed great distress," Hay said.
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The vast majority of those who want it to continue are those who live outside of my district.
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"Those who today want the disappearance of Israel are those who want to attack the Jews," he said.
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Those who are surprised that Harry Styles has chops and those who have been paying attention all along.
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Those who expect the device to work focus better, and those who are told it won't do not.
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The trick is to separate those who are annoying or simply difficult from those who are truly toxic.
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We have other methods of addressing those who threaten us, and of addressing those who supply the threats.
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Those who would remain covered would be those who need it most, driving up costs for the healthy.
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Those who violate party discipline - which in practice means those who engage in corruption - will also be punished.
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There are those who love the game and those who really dislike the cost and the online requirement.
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They also exist so that those who cannot attend protests can support and connect with those who can.
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He said those who visit the natural district outnumber those who come for attractions by 3 to 1.
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"It's the carrot for those who behave themselves and the stick for those who behave badly," he said.
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Mr Trump's net approval rating (where those who disapprove are subtracted from those who approve) is minus 40.
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This is great news for those who are prepared financially, but of deep concern to those who aren't.
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Vendors split into two distinct groups: those who peddle drugs and those who do not (see chart 3).
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Those who want to do it should be allowed to; those who don't should not be forced to.
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At the same time, those who exercised slept an average of 15 minutes less than those who didn't.
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Yet Labour's supporters straddle those who want to stay in the EU, and those who want to leave.
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You can vote to shift the balance of power from those who don't care to those who do.
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The data reveal a huge gap in those who have a college education and those who do not.
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Perhaps more troubling, in fact, than those who have endorsed Trump are those who are on the fence.
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Interviews indicated that most residents, both those who evacuated and those who did not, agreed with his response.
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Those who are most affected by any restrictions on healthcare are those who are already the most vulnerable.
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So I'm grateful for those who come before and those who come after, to keep the movement going.
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However, surprisingly, gullibility wasn't different between those who had more trust in others and those who had less.
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Responsibility for human rights violations rests with those who give support for those who engage in such violations.
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Those who made a face were able to complete more of the puzzle than those who did nothing.
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Those who were aware of the cameras perceived the encounters as more "just" than those who were not.
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Nearly 20 years later, we meet here to honor those who we lost and those who were injured.
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In Hansel & Gretel, nothing is at stake, either for those who created it or those who experience it.
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Nearly 2003 years later, we meet here to honor those who we lost and those who were injured.
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Those who allege Mr. Weinstein sexually assaulted them would receive more than those who say he harassed them.
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Third, that Democrats are unfairly proposing to redistribute income from those who create wealth to those who don't.
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There are actually two schools of African medicine: those who rely on herbs and those who remove spells.
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Because a democracy is essentially an exchange of ideas between those who govern and those who are governed.
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" There was a clear divide between those who call Clinton "first lady" and those who call her "secretary.
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In the IDEA trial, those who employed the technology were no more physically active than those who didn't.
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It's ideal for those who exercise intensely or those who deal with sore, tight muscles on the regular.
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Members of Debtors Anonymous can often be divided into two groups: those who overwork and those who underearn.
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Those who are insured may not emotionally understand what it is like for those who are not insured.
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Those who struggle can be replaced, and those who excel get new opportunities — or can stay in place.
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Those who are wealthy have different beliefs than those who are poor or stuck in the middle class.
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"Those who move to happier countries gain, while those who move to less happy countries lose," Helliwell said.
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Those who love and support you are your family, and not necessarily those who are related to you.
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Those who support the regime will receive favorable treatment from regulators, and those who oppose it will not.
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As part of the study, researchers measured saliva samples from several groups of employees: those who had brought their dogs to work, those who had not, and those who did not have any pets.
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Choose between the Bad Boy Box (for those who like a little danger), the Swept Away Box (for those who enjoy historical romance), and the Luxe Box (for those who prefer paranormal love affairs).
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Danish records include dates of prescriptions for oral contraceptives, and researchers divided women into four groups: those who never used the pill, those who stopped more than three months before pregnancy, those who stopped less than three months before, and those who were taking the pill when they became pregnant.
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" -- 2001 address at the Day of Remembrance, an annual commemoration of the Holocaust "Let us remember those who suffered and perished then, those who fell with weapons in their hands and those who died with prayers on their lips, all those who have no tombs: our heart remains their cemetery.
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Kudos to those who are already well along this path, such as Ethereum, EOS and Tezos; and brickbats to those who make it hard to disclose vulnerabilities, and/or those who respond with weaponized ignorance.
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"A lot of these posts also have hashtags like 'blessed are those who kill infidels,' 'blessed are those who kill crusaders,' 'blessed are those who kill polytheists,' which advocate for violence against Westerners," he said.
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Tax revenue is spent on universal programs, like health care, which benefit most those who live longest; free college tuition takes from those who do not go to college and gives to those who do.
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The term "waverers" captures those who are pregnant but not excited about becoming a parent, those who are 50 percent certain they want a child, and those who are 99 percent sure in their decision.
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Bundy tells us that those who do evil are those who often people we know and trust the most.
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It had to be true to those who know and entertaining and enlightening to those who needed to learn.
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The process included interviews with those who complained and those who were accused, as well as any relevant witnesses.
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Reward those who commit to ensuring that Chennai becomes more water secure and punish those who fail to deliver.
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Some of those who remain are not much better custodians of the public good than those who have left.
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It was a compromise between those who wanted popular elections for president and those who wanted no public input.
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In my experience, those who claim to work long hours are often those who are adept at avoiding work.
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"The problem is that both those who speak Ukrainian and those who speak Russian are stealing," says Mr Vakarchuk.
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In other words, those who sell shares can create distributions; tax bills are generated for those who do not.
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The technology we use is programmed to serve dual masters, those who use it and those who make it.
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Mr Trump had the same favourability ratings among those who got the corrections as among those who did not.
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There are two types of people in this world: Those who love banana Laffy Taffy, and those who don't.
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THE most delicate balance in British politics is between those who backed Brexit and those who voted against it.
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There are two types of people in this world: those who like fat-tire bikes and those who don't.
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In Trump's mind, there are only two kinds of media: Those who hate him and those who love him.
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Both those who have witnessed the new administration up close and those who stood outside to cheer or jeer.
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There are those who spend less than the budget allows and those who push it to the very limit.
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Then there are those who prefer packaged products and those who want to introduce cannabis into their own cooking.
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Those who read the profiles showed greater commitment to learning and performed better academically compared to those who didn't.
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I don't see that there is a middle ground, between those who want high and those who want lows.
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Those who see it (or those who already have it) may find the new design refreshing in its subtlety.
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From the start, the public was almost evenly divided between those who supported it and those who opposed it.
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There are two types of CEOs: those who have been fired and those who have not been fired yet.
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Will it be with those who are building a better world, or those who are focused on personal enrichment?
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With those who fight for the needs of the underrepresented, or those who indulge the whims of the entitled?
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In addition, the poll shows that those who "strongly support" abortion rights substantially outnumber those who "strongly oppose" it.
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Airlines should cater to both sides of society — those who don't mind traveling with babies and those who do.
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Another strong spot for Trump approval is church attendance -- among both those who attend regularly and those who don't.
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Now they are split between those who still support Mr. Jammeh and those who don't, often among ethnic lines.
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"Those who can safely shelter in place may fare much better than those who are physically evacuated," Brown said.
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Those who used insulin and those who earned less than $23,3 per year were more likely to do so.
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This explains the canyon-sized gap between those who apply and those who are approved for private student loans.
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It exists to give people control over those who wield power, and those who have power often want more.
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Then it further divided each of those groups into those who are evangelical Christians and those who are not.
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It interpreted the anti-retaliation protections to cover those who report to the SEC and those who report internally.
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In these places, those who uphold the status quo often get rewarded over those who offer a unique perspective.
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The boxes are open around the clock for those who leave items and those who need to take them.
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Researchers took a deeper dive into what differentiated those who felt positive emotions on Thanksgiving from those who didn't.
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"We are worried about both those who are known to the community and those who are closeted," he said.
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Data shows that men—and those who perpetuate a certain version of masculinity—are often those who perpetuate violence.
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Collectively, we are moving toward shaming those who distribute revenge porn instead of those who are featured in it.
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Sometimes, I think there are two kinds of people: those who divide everything in two and those who don't.
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They demand much of those who have them and much of those who love the people who have them.
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The passage prompted praise from those who got a vote on their amendment and scorn from those who didn't.
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One within America was between those who supported passive containment of Chinese Communism and those who sought active rollback.
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I testified on behalf of my family, those who were living and those who had died along the way.
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Addicted golfers often take two forms — those who love to play the game, and those who love the escape.
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We need to vote for those who are for stricter laws and kick out those who won't take action.
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But those who love it — those who may be rising to replace the old gatekeepers — have vouched for it.
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We try to clarify those who don't understand, those who seem upset because they've misinterpreted one of our statements.
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An idea was born, about those who choose to participate in civil rights movements, and those who do not.
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It's the quintessential luxe Brooklyn experience sought out by those who live here and those who wish they did.
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Workers say there are also fault lines between those who have more to lose and those who have less.
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For those who didn't read that post — even for those who did — could you explain what you were saying?
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The first world is divided into two types of people: those who love cruising and those who hate cruising.
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"Those who watch Fox News and those who read The New York Times occupy completely different realities," he said.
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Repealing ObamaCare would produce better outcomes for patients, those who care for them, and those who pay their bills.
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And for those who have A.D.H.D., the cycle of procrastination may operate differently than for those who do not.
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One of the main differences is between those who produce the airplane and those who market and sell it.
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It has also bitterly divided Catalan society between those who support independence and those who favor unity with Spain.
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Here are those who reached high ground and those who were underwater at the end of the long evening.
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The divide looms between those who welcome the new fluidity and those who yearn for clearly defined gender roles.
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Those who opposed the practice outnumbered those who approved of it by a margin of roughly 25 to one.
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If there's a major division within Democratic politics, it's between those who confront and those who seek to accommodate.
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Those who were anti-abortion spoke only of my baby; those who were pro-choice spoke only of me.
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Absent some kind of common measuring stick, it's all too easy for universities to rationalize policies which advantage those who bring dollars or connections to the institution, those who have the right parents or right ethnic profile, or those who reflect the views and values of those who work in the admissions office.
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Students who lived on campus had a lower risk of suicide than those who lived off campus; those who were enrolled full time had a lower risk than those enrolled part time; those who stayed on campus continuously had a lower risk than those who went home for the weekends, and so on.
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This compares with an 11-point difference between those who are most opposed to free trade deals and those who are most in favor, and a 23-point gap between those who think the economy had gotten much better and those who think it had gotten much worse in the previous year.
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The clerics, artists, madmen, those who skip and those who limp, those who lead and those who serve, the tillers, dancers, musicians, mourners, the triumphant and broken, the orators, the plowers, planters and slaves: all carry the weight of their existence with their gaits and postures pressed upon and re-oriented by civilization.
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For the study, coffee drinking was categorized into three groups: those who drink less than one cup a day, those who drink between one and three cups a day and those who drink more than three.
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Those who express more resentment toward African Americans, those who think the word "violent" describes Muslims well, and those who believe President Obama is a Muslim have much more positive views of Trump compared with Clinton.
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This appeals to a certain type of online shopper – those who want to reward artisans not big businesses, those who want their gifts to feel more personalized and authentic, and those who want to buy locally.
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Researchers found that those who relied on texts and social media for updates experienced more distress than those who didn't.
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We grieve with the loved ones of those who were taken & we extend our support to those who were injured.
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Unlike those who murder, we go to great lengths to avoid punishing those who do not deserve to be punished.
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There's an old adage about two types of people: those who live to eat, and those who eat to live.
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Those who considered their partner their best friend were indeed much more satisfied in their relationship than those who didn't.
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There are two types of people in this world: those who order French fries and those who order tater tots.
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And those who disapprove of Trump are a little more enthusiastic about the November elections than those who like him.
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The Empowering Patients Act does less for those who need help most and more for those who need help least.
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Intersectionality centers those who are most marginalized, those who are always fighting for their lives regardless of who is president.
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Soccer, Blazer made clear, was populated by two kinds of people: those who took bribes, and those who paid them.
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It was the competition not just for those who didn't win anything, but for those who didn't nearly win anything.
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Because we represent diversity, kindness, compassion, a home for those who share our values, refuge for those who need it.
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It has shaped the experience of those who live there and those who come to ski, snowboard, hike or fish.
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Fed policymakers are about evenly split between those who expect three rate hikes this year, and those who expect four.
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Ultimately, those who derive the most meaning from this experience are likely those who come determined to believe in it.
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Those who restricted insulin died at an average age of 45, compared with 58 for those who didn't restrict insulin.
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" To either "elect those who are going to affirm the covenant we have with God or those who reject it.
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The debate about China's growth is sometimes divided between those who credit the government and those who credit the market.
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With this donation, we hope to make a difference to those who were harmed and those who are left behind.
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Those who spent at least two hours in nature reported better health and well-being compared to those who didn't.
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Twitter's board of directors remain split right now between those who want to sell the company and those who don't.
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Those who feel it has an overall positive effect: And those who feel it's negative: That last one is scary.
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So we have to really better identify those who have a lethal or aggressive cancer from those who do not.
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There are two types of people who come to a potluck: those who bring food, and those who bring napkins.
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"There are those who talk and those who act," Italian Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini has been quoted as saying.
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Everyone has things they'd like, but one thing separates those who get them from those who don't: a financial plan.
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Many tax authorities, too, offer discounts to those who pay in advance and charge interest to those who pay late.
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May's Conservative Party is sharply divided between those who favor a hard Brexit and those who prefer a soft Brexit.
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I know those who suffer from anxiety will understand, and I hope those who don't can empathize with my situation.
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The main driver, he says, is a growing imbalance between those who have natural resources and those who need them.
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Die Linke is split between those who are with us and those who want return to the Deutschmark, for instance.
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For the most part, we didn't divide families between those who qualified and those who didn't, between participants and patrons.
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Those who sell cocaine are likely to diversify into heroin; and those who sell marijuana not to diversify at all.
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Those who hear it may respond to it; those who silence it may never find out how their policies misfired.
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"Those who don't pay what they owe ultimately shift the tax burden to those who properly meet their tax obligations."
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Pew data from 2016 shows that Boomers were split evenly between those who leaned Republican and those who leaned Democrat.
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But dig into the numbers and you see that those who dislike Trump strongly outpace those who strongly like him.
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And there is no obvious correlation between those who pitch the fastest and those who are the most successful pitchers.
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Those who get the best rates are generally those with excellent credit, and those who live in less trafficked areas.
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There will always be those who want to maintain the system and those who want to push the system's boundaries.
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Those who run the claims and billing operations, for example, now sit with those who manage the back-end technology.
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We cannot reconcile with those who want to tear up the Constitution or those who want blood in the street.
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The Trump administration called attention to the growing divide between those who are subsidized and those who don't receive assistance.
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As we remember those who died, we are deeply grateful to those who risked their lives to save the innocent.
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Those who favored talk shows had a much higher tolerance for ads than those who preferred comedies, dramas, or news.
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Those who first go to other planets will face far more risk of death [and] hardship than those who stay.
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Moreover, those who regularly participated in vigorous physical activity earned more than those who only engaged in moderate physical activity.
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There are those who have fame thrust upon them, and those who thrust themselves upon fame like an invasion force.
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The future may see a nation divided into two groups: those who have dementia and those who care for them.
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The academy is a two-tier caste system, split between those who won the tenure tournament and those who lost.
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Stale punch lines rarely segregate those who get it from those who don't, but they unify everyone in sighing condescension.
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"For one thing, it applies to those who hold a license, not those who actually make sales," Justice Alito wrote.
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Terrible things are still happening, but relish in company of those who think alike, and learn from those who don't.
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But there was no difference in rates of sport-related concussions among those who wore headgear and those who didn't.
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Those who got the messages were 50 to 80 percent less likely to be caught again than those who didn't.
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Those who agreed to give away money reported feeling significantly happier than those who planned to spend it on themselves.
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But there is another side to the news equation: not those who deliver the news but those who consume it.
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For those who cover culture — and those who love it — the fall preview issue has become a headline in itself.
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This means honoring the humanitarian claims of those who qualify for them and dealing humanely with those who do not.
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Protect those who have been harassed, but, at the same time, protect the reputations of those who are unfairly accused.
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It was imperfect, drawing criticism from those who thought the compensation inadequate and those who thought some payments were unwarranted.
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Sexual harassment, at its core, is driven by power imbalance -- with those who have it preying on those who don't.
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It has created deep divisions between those who admire the president and those who see his administration as a threat.
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The survey includes those who are undecided but leaning toward a candidate as well as those who have already voted.
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She listened to those who lived through the tornadoes and those who are mourning the loss of family and friends.
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"This worldview has social consequences: Those who succeed in life must be more righteous than those who struggle," he wrote.
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I want to apologise to all those who believed in me and all those who felt hurt by my actions.
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Those who don't already have a lot are being squeezed to pay more for those who already have too much.
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It's family-friendly and accommodating to those who work while they travel, as well as those who enjoy being active.
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Algerians are polarized between those who want an election held under the current ruling cadre and those who do not.
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The long wake of its memory still slices through those who were there and the families of those who died.
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That will require a shift both from those who have loved solar and from those who have laughed it off.
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The rate of cognitive decline was the same in those who used statins continuously and those who never took them.
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Carson, a former neurosurgeon and 2016 presidential candidate, drew a distinction between those who are disabled and those who aren't.
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Users have already seemingly split into three categories: those who want what's best for Jeff, those who want to kill Jeff and those who seem to think all plants need to be constantly watered all the time.
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Father's Day can be difficult for a lot of people, including those who have lost a parent or spouse, those celebrating without their loved ones, those who never had a father, and those who are single moms.
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Results showed that, overall, those who tried to quit gradually had a harder time actually doing it: At four weeks, 49% of those who quit abruptly versus 39% of those who quit gradually were still not smoking.
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Well, it raises a question about the intentions of those who practice mindfulness — both those who identify as Buddhists of any kind, and those who are part of a general mindfulness movement in the US and internationally.
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It's a comedy for those who rolled their eyes at the dead seriousness of Mad Men, for those who appreciate loving references to Detroit culture, for those who frequently rewatch sitcoms to catch the jokes they missed the first time, and for those who simply want to laugh about life for half an hour.
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To those who were fired, to those who resigned, and to those who stayed at a great personal and professional cost; To those who wanted to serve, but never got the chance to because of who you are—you should have been permitted to serve your country, and you were stripped of that option.
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Forty-seven percent of those who said they leaned liberal strongly supported a national jobs program, as did 2628 percent of moderates, 28503 percent of those who leaned conservative and 22019 percent of those who were strongly conservative.
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However, there were exemptions granted to college students and those who could obtain the right kind of letter from a doctor -- and those exemptions contributed to a great divide between those who fought and those who stayed home.
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I personally believe that Trump's plan can finally establish a system for those who truly want to be here, for those who agree with our democracy, and for those who will not be a drain on our economy.
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For now, Republicans are divided into three camps over Trump: those who have already endorsed him; those who say they'll never endorse him; and those who say they "kinda, sorta" endorse, but only with a variety of conditions.
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"That's why the government favors updating the law in order to sanction those who do not respect this obligation to declare protests, those who take part in undeclared protests, those who arrive at protests with balaclavas," Philippe said.
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They found differences between people who were born blind and those who lost their sight as adults, and between those who had only just begun to use a given device and those who were fully accustomed to it.
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Coach Luis Enrique defended the goal to reporters: "There will be those who like it and those who don't," he said.
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We mourn with those who mourn, we grieve with those who grieve, and we are saddened at the loss of life.
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That's what makes the flow of time feel hurried for those who haven't mastered it and leisurely for those who have.
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RG: I think videogames will always thrive because they are precious to those who play them and those who make them.
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There are only two kinds of people in the world: those who use Microsoft Excel and those who use Google Sheets.
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The actions in which we engage must embrace those who fear speaking out and those who can speak loudly and proudly.
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And the other challenge is it's creating a divide between those who are succeeding in adapting and those who are struggling.
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Others, including those who didn't have a Facebook account (or those who perhaps rightly didn't trust Facebook) found the practice infuriating.
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There is a never-ending war with those who despise cilantro, aka coriander, and those who just don't understand the hatred.
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Democratic House candidates won 218% of those who disapproved of Trump's job performance, while Republicans took 20163% of those who approved.
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Her observations reflected the split in the suffragist movement between those who believed in racial equality and those who did not.
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Those who can afford to pay bail go home to await their day in court; those who cannot remain locked up.
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Still, Kantrowitz found those who graduate from no-loans schools are less in debt than those who hail from other colleges.
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Their alumnae tend to feel proprietorial about their alma maters; those who did not attend them often resent those who have.
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And true proximity to the Clintons was a rare commodity — guarded by those who had it, coveted by those who didn't.
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They were monochromatic and minimal, but not enough to satisfy those who favored Abstract Expressionism or those who would champion Minimalism.
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Those who wear it couldn't be prouder to espouse the values it implicates, and equally, they're weary of those who don't.
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If the talks are rejected, the tensions between those who support independence and those who stand with Madrid could escalate sharply.
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There are two kinds of people: those who know nothing about Esalen and those who purport to know everything about it.
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Those who believe the dissidents are going to believe them, and those who trust the regime will continue to do so.
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But this sort of shadow censorship likely does little for those who seek out Infowars content or those who share it.
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"Those who say I have no soul, those who say I have no principles, they're losers," Stone says at one point.
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Yelling about Chief Wahoo mostly serves to make those who detest Wahoo feel good, and those who love Wahoo feel justified.
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"Advocacy is all about giving voice to those who aren't easily heard or seen, for those who are marginalized," Bailar says.
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To him, as with many military veterans, the world was divided into two groups: those who knew, and those who didn't.
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The basic idea seems to be: engagement for those who want it, a more simplified view for those who do not.
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This debate divides, in part, between those who think Trump is merely inarticulate, and those who think he's being savvily obtuse.
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On average, those who carried the variation had around one more cup of coffee per day than those who did not.
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That data tracks wage gains, comparing those who have switched jobs and those who stick it out with their current employer.
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Mack also allegedly threatened to destroy those who refused her orders, or those who dated other men, according to the source.
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Those who gave up Facebook reported feeling less depressed at the end of the week than those who continued using it.
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What we've seen among Republicans is a movement from those who support just repeal to those who support repeal and replace.
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In all data subsets, those who were rocking the ganj were also changing their sheets more often than those who weren't.
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It is unlikely that those who support cost control and those who do not will want to proceed down that path.
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Authorities did not release the names of those who called 911 or those who were mentioned as being inside the club.
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It forces those who have the least to suffer the most and those who have the most to contribute the least.
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Currently, those who identify as Republican have a decidedly more negative view of the media than those who identify as Democrat.
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"We are the same people, those who are painting the pretty murals and those who are vandalizing," he expressed to me.
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As in most shooters, though, a gulf appeared between those who played regularly, and those who had a more casual relationship.
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To those who were left broken by a prejudiced system; And to those who took their own lives—we failed you.
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Research shows that one of the most important differences between those who maintain their wealth and those who don't is communication.
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"Those who today want the disappearance of Israel are those who want to attack the Jews," he said, according to Reuters.
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They argue that those who don't pay fees should not earn the same benefits as those who contribute to the union.
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There are 12 exemptions, including for those who are caretakers of family members younger than six and those who are pregnant.
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That's what separates the ambition of those who get to senate or governor and those who decide to run for president.
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The assessment divides people into nine categories, including those who strive to be connected and those who strive to be detached.
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But it should distinguish between those who took part in the coup and those who simply belonged to the Gulen movement.
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Yale psychologist Karen Wynn found that even babies younger than 1 preferred those who shared their opinions over those who didn't.
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But those who are fortunate enough to live past the century mark are those who had good genes to start with.
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The show is supposed to help those who have been ghosted to gain closure by confronting those who did the ghosting.
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There are two groups of people: Those who would prefer to rent their home, and those who would prefer to buy.
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The numbers are derived from taking the difference between those who find business conditions favorable and those who find it unfavorable.
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It is also vital for philosophers to engage students — both those who major in the subject, and those who do not.
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Condolences to those who were fortunate enough to know her and those who were fortunate enough to see her on stage.
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She splits her district (and America, for that matter) into two camps: those who have money, and those who do not.
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Those who stayed at the minimum wage and those who stayed below the minimum wage did not see the same improvements.
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But these shootings affect more than just those who were physically injured and the families and friends of those who died.
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Constituents evaluate the performance of their representatives and reward those who are doing well, and vote against those who are not.
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Some research suggests that there's a link between those who are poorer off financially and those who are less financially literate.
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Those who define themselves as nonbinary consider themselves neither male nor female, whereas those who are intersex have atypical sexual anatomy.
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Among philosophers of animal welfare, the fur flies between those who think animals have rights and those who think they don't.
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On the one hand, those who see themselves as the chroniclers of fact; on the other, those who hold with fiction.
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The wearable sculpture imagines a futuristic body armor suit to protect those who those who feel under threat of police violence.
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And that foundation is built on and continually reinforces the distinction between those who are white and those who are not.
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There are two kinds of people in the world: those who took the opportunity to kick Hitler and those who didn't.
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Those who were right will trumpet their prophetic insight and ascend as soothsayers; those who were wrong will simply keep quiet.
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Those who choose not to re-examine the founding of our country are likely those who continue to benefit from it.
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Celebrities — even those who said they did not agree with Mr. Bush's politics — were also among those who offered their condolences.
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Public support has always been lukewarm, with voters evenly split between those who say they support Obamacare and those who don't.
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They can enhance the experience for those who choose to use them, but have no impact on those who do not.
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Similarly, 21.6% of those who got androgen deprivation and 15.8% of those who didn't were diagnosed with other forms of dementia.
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Large clinical trials found that those who take that route, as a group, have outcomes indistinguishable from those who have surgery.
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Among my friends, it's probably a fairly even split between those who are still living at home and those who aren't.
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The Empowering Patients First Act does less for those who need help most and more for those who need help least.
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Those who had completed five sets per session sported greater muscle mass than those who had done three sets or one.
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Insiders are lining up in opposing camps: those who see a crisis and those who roll their eyes at the angst.
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This new reality can be justified only if those who are weeded out really aren't as good as those who remain.
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The roster of those who gave to Mr. de Blasio in the campaign's final days mirrors those who had donated before.
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But Link argued he's seen a correlation between those who gain ground in the first caucus state and those who don't.
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They found that those who had meaning in life were happier and healthier than those who were still looking for it.
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How does the suspension affect those currently enrolled, those who have applied and those who want to apply in the future?
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But its concluding document will be microscopically studied both by those who sniff heresy and those who yearn for bold innovation.
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This included 80% of those who approved of Clinton's job performance and 73% of those who disapproved of his job performance.
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The old bail system helped those who could afford to buy their way back to freedom, while punishing those who couldn't.
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Those who return without any symptoms will be quarantined for 256 days, and those who present possible symptoms will be hospitalized.
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The analysis suggests the direct economic impact of gentrification is muted on those who leave as well as those who stay.
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Yet, those who have been elected to office cannot and should never shirk from calling out those who defame any group.
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Let's hear from our constructors: There are three kinds of people: those who can do math, and those who can't. Rimshot.
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He said he prayed with those who had the fortune of getting on and prayed for those who were left behind.
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" Later, in Burlington, he compared those who have pushed major climate proposals to "those who were on the beaches in Normandy.
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They've seen premiums rise significantly, creating a yawning gap in affordability between those who get federal assistance and those who don't.
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MORE, or those who have been killed or the families of those who have been killed, in the case of Gen.
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You have a responsibility to those who have built those systems, those who maintain those networks, who built the delicate software.
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Some studies have found that those who take the painkillers experience just as much muscle soreness as those who do not.
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Assuming that those who did not vote in the primary will behave like those who did, ignores their most salient difference.
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After all, any good dystopia needs a significant gap between those who have power and money and those who do not.
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These hacks were crimes, victimizing many hundreds of Americans (those who had their documents stolen, and those who corresponded with them).
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The same old divide between those who want to repeal Obamacare and those who feel compelled to replace it still exists.
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But the restoration of those who have been harmed is more important than the relief of those who have perpetrated harm.
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The entire film is set in the center, and much of it consists of conversations between people: those who are looking for help, those who are trying to grant it (or not), and those who manage the traffic flow.
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There are those who call it "cosmic black metal," those who call it "space black metal," and those who simply call it sci-fi themed black metal, but regardless of what you want to call it, it's nothing new.
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Those who voted Yes account for just over 19 percent of the Colombian electorate; those who voted No also account for just over 19 percent; those who did not come out to vote are over 60 percent of Colombians.
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For those who want more specific communities to cater to their odd tastes, a bunch of social networks exist that are designed to be more accessible to those who those who march to the beat of their own drum.
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The people most surprised by the demands of motherhood were those the researchers least expected: women with college degrees, or those who had babies later, those who had working mothers and those who had assumed they would have careers.
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Mr. Rubio enjoyed support from the most educated voters, those who valued experience in politics and those who prioritized electability in November.
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He also drew support from those who would allow illegal immigrants to apply for legal status and those who opposed banning Muslims.
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There are those who launch straw wrappers by blowing through the straw, and those who get straw wrappers stuck in their ears.
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Morgan Stanley estimates that those who subscribe to Prime spend at least three times as much on Amazon as those who don't.
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And while those who climb the corporate ladder are fabulously rewarded, the punishment for those who fail or transgress is equally ruthless.
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The two films feel like companion pieces: Both focus on those who enforce the law and those who try to circumvent it.
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Several officers told Reuters they believed the 17,000-strong force was split between those who want independence and those who oppose it.
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In one study, we divided people into two groups: those who think personality is fixed, and those who think personality is malleable.
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"I met those who stayed and those who left, and it is clear that people are suffering on both sides," he said.
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When we broke out those who voted for Sanders in the primary versus those who voted Clinton, we didn't find much variation.
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There are two types of people in this world, those who love Jughead Jones and those who who are Team Archie Andrews.
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So it's a lesson in work ethic, actually: those who work hard get to live, those who don't will get done in.
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The comments were split about 50/50 on those who thought it was funny and those who just wanted it to end.
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Puerto Rico's two main political parties represent those who are in favor of statehood and those who want to remain a commonwealth.
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WHO data shows the Merck vaccine had a 97.5% efficacy rate for those who were immunized compared to those who were not.
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Those who have seriously considered quitting their job have some substantial differences of opinion when compared with those who haven't considered quitting.
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The first tends to be favoured by those who voted Remain in the 2016 referendum, the second by those who voted Leave.
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Those who zonked out after watching the horror flick had fewer and less distressing "recurring emotional memories" than those who stayed awake.
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Only 57 percent of investors (both those who have an advisor and those who don't) said they understand the term risk tolerance.
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Through radical egalitarianism, progressives will take from those who produce and will give to those who will not--in turn enslaving both.
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"We're grateful for this opportunity for all those who have come, all those who have helped," Henry said at the press conference.
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She pointed to a study that compared those who completed high school and those who dropped out and later received a GED.
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"Those who have forged the habit of exercising aerobically have tremendous competitive advantages over those who don't," he wrote in his blog.
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In and out of the ring, Nokweed Davy made a huge impression on those who knew him and those who fought him.
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"I think real champions are not those who never fall, but those who can pick themselves up again after falling," she said.
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That is why I support refugees from the Middle East, both those who come here and those who remain in the region.
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Those who want to hide their likes can have the option to hide them, those who don't want to wont need to.
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Likewise, those who took deliberately relaxing breaks were better off than those who, when "resting," had trouble separating themselves from their work.
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We can't draw a precise line between people who are 'short,' those who are of 'average' height, and those who are 'tall.
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All this recalls the old feeling that those who work in manufacturing are simply more "useful" than those who work in services.
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They operate impartially, offering aid to those who need it the most, not just those who share their skin color or religion.
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I know that there are enough outlets to satisfy those who hated and those who loved GHWB and those somewhere in between.
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The overall survival rate was similar: 93.9% for those who received hormone therapy alone and 93.8% for those who received both therapies.
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It's a broader conflict pitting those who support the norms of politics, governance and society against those who seeking to destroy them.
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At the same time, those who come will experience something that is closer to that world than those who haven't been there.
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Trump supporters speak regularly about "the establishment," often criticizing those who disagree with the Trump style or those who have political experience.
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Washington's revolving door is a problem, and this applies equally to those who come from academia and those who come from industry.
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For many years, even as response rates fell, careful studies found little systematic difference between those who responded and those who didn't.
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Every prosecutor knows that, in the end, those who take the easier path will enjoy rewards, and those who challenge power won't.
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Or should America "oppose any form of amnesty for those who, by breaking the law, have disadvantaged those who have obeyed it"?
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And that reliable small-town specter, the awkward ache between those who leave and grow and those who don't, hangs over everything.
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In July, visiting a high-tech start-up center in Paris, he talked about "those who succeed and those who are nothing".
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Those who are seen as for him are largely in better shape than those who are seen as not supporting his agenda.
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" But now, Republicans have a clear moral message, "Less help to those who don't need it, more help to those who do.
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Mueller will be praised today by those who bad-mouthed him yesterday; and bad-mouthed today by those who praised him yesterday.
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For drivers using a cell phone, those who were texting had longer response times than those who were making a voice call.
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Moore held a solid 22010% of those who approved of Trump but Jones carried an even larger 22020% of those who disapproved.
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Researchers found that those who spent their money on others had higher happiness levels than those who spent the money on themselves.
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And those who have a college degree are far less likely to be obese than those who did not complete high school.
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This is an intergenerational vision, one supported by those who stay at home as well as by those who make the voyage.
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It also established the Zadroga Victim Compensation Fund for those who are sick and the families of those who have died. Sept.
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For those who have cataracts removed, or those who have corneal transplants, the first moments (or years) of sight can be distressing.
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The real division is not between gay people and Muslims—or any two groups—but those who hate and those who embrace.
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However, there was a divide between those who thought these videos were simply entertaining and those who saw them as potentially harmful.
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But mostly there are enablers, both those who facilitated his predations and those who found it expedient to look the other way.
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Wolcott writes: There are those who have fame thrust upon them, and those who thrust themselves upon fame like an invasion force.
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It's made up of those who have been told they are successful and those who have been told they are left behind.
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The Democrats persist in their quixotic attempt to woo those who voted for President Trump and those who are on the fence.
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"Everyone knows that there were those who were good and those who were bad," Ms. Stupnicka-Bando said in a phone interview.
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The Niagara Falls Underground Railroad Heritage Center tells the stories of those who sought freedom — and those who helped them get there.
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Those who get on Mr. Trump's bad side are shown the exit, and those who connect with him rise through the ranks.
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Those who slept with artificial light had higher body mass index and larger waist circumference than those who slept with no light.
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We need to bridge the distance between those who have abortions and those who make the laws governing abortion and women's health.
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God, be pleased with those who want to go for jihad – and blind those who are watching and want to capture them.
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But those who knew Mr. Murray — and even those who butted heads with him — said pigeonholing him as right-wing was simplistic.
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Those who can recover at home would do so, sequestered from healthy living partners, and those who needed hospitalization would seek it.
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But behind every case is an imbalance of power, invisible to those who possess it, and ever-present for those who don't.
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Granted, life belongs to those who show up, and Mr. de Blasio did splendidly among those who bothered going to the polls.
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The separatists can run, too, they noted, and both those who support independence and those who oppose will cast ballots this time.
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Among those who received the combination, the median survival was 21.3 months, compared with 17.6 months for those who received chemo alone.
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HIAWATHA, Iowa — There are two types of candidates: those who win newspaper endorsements and those who say that newspaper endorsements don't matter.
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He then suggests that those who have been blessed by good health shouldn't pay as much as those who are the sickest.
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Just as the Wilson administration was furious with those who opposed the war, Pelosi is furious with those who oppose her values.
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The basic premise is this: Those who have done harm and those who have been harmed meet and hash out a resolution.
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Even among those who wanted a change, they were split evenly between those who wanted DST all year or not at all.
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Those who want a rich, darker brown usually select walnut, while those who prefer blonder wood may opt for maple or birch.
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A recent study performed at UCLA used MRIs to scan the brains of those who meditated frequently against those who did not.
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Unfollow those who bring you down and make your lives toxic and instead follow only those who make you smarter and better.
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She has offered a moral clarion call to those who are willing to act, and hurled shame on those who are not.
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Those who get involved are not always the ones directly affected, but they feel obligated to do something for those who are.
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" More succinctly, "We oppose any form of amnesty for those who, by breaking the law, have disadvantaged those who have obeyed it.
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Among youth, symptoms of nicotine dependence increase in those who use a combination of products, compared to those who only use one.
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Today, whether it's on Twitter or anywhere else, we value those who are the loudest -- those who are best at getting noticed.
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Enduring accomplishments are so critical that they separate those who are successful and happy from those who are always left wanting more.
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They have divided Poland into two camps — those who want to help the war victims, and those who scream 'Poland for Poles.
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That was followed by smiles from those who found it delightful, and furrowed brows from those who found it a bit corny.
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Between those who see Greene as a victim, and those who see him as a menace, there's not much room for compromise.
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The lines from "The Only Poem" speak to the almost mystical bond between those who create art and those who consume it.
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You have those who kind of get it and who are volunteering ideas of what they can do, and those who resist.
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"I pray that you would comfort all of those who are mourning because of those who were wounded and killed," he said.
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Today may you honor those who have been with you for the long haul, those who know every part of you and who love you anyway, those who have stood in the storm and survived, and those fighting for their sobriety.
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By devoting so many pages to her conflicted, sometimes contradictory thought process, Heti honors the weight of this singularly assigned-female decision, and lends power to those who make it — those who choose not to have children and those who do.
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It's one thing to feel restricted by identity labels, but it's another not to recognize that for many people — those who have disabilities, those who are gender-nonconforming, those who are nonwhite — those labels often aren't much of a choice.
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And, as those who seek financial advice have been documented by previous studies as being less financially sophisticated than those who don't, the authors feel comfortable attributing the tax-avoiding behavior of those who do to the advice they get.
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There are those who want to expand coverage, those who think coverage is a liberal construct and the correct focus should be on cutting costs, and those who don't think the government should be involved in health care at all.
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It needs to build on the notion of the nation as a community — a community including those who were born here, those who came to stay and those who will stay for a while and then return to their homes.
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"You have three camps within the Macron world: those who want to confront Germany aggressively, those who want to be friendly but firm, and those who simply want to follow the German lead," said one person familiar with the debate.
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Researchers followed men with prostate cancer for 10 years and found no difference in death rates among those who had surgery, those who had radiation and those who chose to have the cancer monitored regularly and treated only if it progressed.
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If we wish to preserve democracy, we will need acts of conscience on many fronts: against those who use insults to divide us, against those who exploit falsehoods to consolidate power, and against those who connive to undermine our democratic institutions.
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But what of all those who went before them, those who were not given their chance, those who might have done just as well if only the club had discovered patience and faith a little earlier, and without legal compulsion?
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" She told him, "There are three types of people in the world: Those who come to McDonald's and eat here, like you are now, and spend money; those who work here for minimum wage; and those who invest in the company.
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When it comes to Halloween, there are two types of people out in the world: those who have "it" and those who don't.
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Puerto Rico's two main political parties represent those who are in favor of the change and those who want to remain a commonwealth.
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Those who do not want to know may look the other way, but the predator is plain to those who were once prey.
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It also avoids dividing opponents of white supremacy into those who support, and those who oppose, the free speech rights of the haters.
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The bigger the gap between those who took steps and those who didn't, the fatter the country—a phenomenon they call "activity inequality."
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There are important differences between those who seek out physical contact freely and openly and those who perforce do it on the sly.
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The effort called for headscarves instead of hijabs to acknowledge the cultural differences between those who are Muslim and those who are not.
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Those who identified as averse to 'moist' were more likely to associate the words "yuck" and "ewww" with it, than those who didn't.
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The characters in Game of Thrones can be divided into two categories: Those who have seen White Walkers, and those who have not.
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Then there are those who don't wear it for fear of offending someone, those who wear it to offend and comment on Christianity.
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He feels caught between two competing sides, those who think ICE does too much and those who think it doesn't do nearly enough.
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The dividing line will be defined by those who took the coming age seriously and prepared for it and those who were passive.
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This book is a guide both for those who have directly suffered loss and for those who are close to people who have.
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Fear of losing power corrupts those who wield it and fear of the scourge of power corrupts those who are subject to it.
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Cinefamily had been a much-loved center for cinephiles in Los Angeles, both those who make the movies and those who watch them.
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Not only those who fought there, but those who derive some inspiration from that monstrosity, including possibly this individual conducted this attack today.
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Those who want to update can, while those who want old-school Words With Friends can stick with what they know and love.
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If Indian tea delights those who get to drink the country's finest blends, it frustrates all those who plant, pluck and peddle it.
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The upshot was that those who were standing when they took the test did significantly better at it than those who were sitting.
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"Land reform" sounds innocuous but involves great upheaval: seizing land from those who have it and giving it to those who do not.
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"We agree that those responsible - both those who committed the crime and those who ordered it - must face appropriately serious consequences," Tillerson said.
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Fortunately, the world is big enough to encompass not only those who prefer this level of certainty but also those who reject it.
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Whatever it was, we had plenty of time to catalog those who came out of the night ahead — and those who lost something.
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In the world of fighting there are those who fight because they must and there are those who fight because they want to.
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But I will be the president of all the Chileans, both those who voted for me and those who voted for Alejandro Guillier.
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Those who fit the asylum criteria will be allowed to stay in France, while those who do not will be deported, he said.
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Jesus described those who would be admitted into the kingdom of heaven as those who demonstrated acts of kindness toward people in need.
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There seems to be two different camps of artists of color: those who want to avoid the label and those who embrace it.
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From all of us at Rumi Spice, thank you to those who served in the past and to those who continue serving today.
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He also defeated his rivals among white evangelicals, those who graduated college, those who didn't, men, women and every age group over 30.
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The region has seen violence between those who wish to join the south and those who wish to be part of the north.
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We know from our history that the future is built by those who show up and by those who engage, resist, and overcome.
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The narrow majority of those who elected Donald Trump into office are led by those who are the most disconnected, on and offline.
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There are two kinds of people: those who are extremely cynical about Valentine's Day, and those who think Hallmark cards are actually good.
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In other words, inequality is not simply the difference between those who work hard and make the right decisions and those who don't.
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Specifically, they sorted a group of 51 people into those who really, really liked sweets and those who could care less about them.
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Those who said they were "ready" and had attachment goals acted differently than those who said they weren't ready and had avoidance goals.
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Those who fully embrace the robots' lead become graceful, energetic dancers; and those who don't appear fraught and rigid, more robot than human.
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Those who were successful had intentionally surrounded themselves with rich relationships, while those who were not had unintentionally surrounded themselves with toxic relationships.
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Something about the singer has seemingly split the world down the middle between those who like Ed Sheeran and those who feel... differently.
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New York grieves for those who were killed and prays for those who were injured in this heinous anti-Semitic attack in Pittsburgh.
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Their testimony has served to protect those who can't speak, and give strength to those who have struggled to have their voices heard.
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And Georgia's governor decided to veto a bill protecting those who deny services to those who "violate" their beliefs, like same-sex couples.
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It only distinguishes between those who need help and those who don't — something our current "welfare for the wealthy" system does not do.
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Every October, we're awash in a sea of pink ribbons, worn by those currently suffering, those who survived and those who support them.
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The study reported that two-thirds of those who file bankruptcy cite medical issues as a key contributor, including those who are insured.
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Researchers gave the mice maze-like tests and found that those who had been vaccinated performed better than those who hadn't, CBS reported.
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Biden's support is higher among those who plan to caucus virtually, 33 percent, than those who plan to caucus in person, 85033 percent.
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"Those who want a Muslim ban, those who will disparage individuals or groups — yes, we ought to, we need to," Mr. Flake said.
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But, she finds that those who come in with purpose and those who are engaged can be very successful with a financial planner.
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The trend was "larger and significant" among those who attended religious services; it was present but "not significant" among those who did not.
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And attacking our intelligence services with innuendo and slanders that delegitimize those who defend our democracy helps those who would destroy our democracy.
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China's Christian believers are split between those who attend unofficial "house" or "underground" churches and those who attend government-sanctioned places of worship.
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Within every racial and ethnic group, including whites, the gap increased between those who make the most and those who make the least.
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Results showed that, overall, those who watched more porn were less likely to be very religious than those who had never watched porn.
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The social credit score can be used to ensure that those who conform receive benefits, and those who do not are left out.
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It would be both tragic and unnecessary to create a new divide between those who are seriously ill and those who are healthy.
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He hopes to raise enough to cover the funeral costs of those who were killed and medical bills for those who were hospitalized.
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Those who had used laptops had substantially worse understanding of the lecture, as measured by a standardized test, than those who did not.
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The focus belongs on those who lost their lives or were injured in this senseless tragedy, and on those who helped save others.
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We need inpatient treatment for those who need that level of care and non-institutional treatment for those who need less intensive services.
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The same poll found that those who considered themselves "Arab-Israeli" outnumbered those who preferred to identify themselves as "Palestinian" or "Palestinian-Israeli".
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One study of teenagers with unintended pregnancies found only small differences in outcomes between those who had miscarriages and those who delivered babies.
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"It's kind of plain disrespect to those who not only lost their lives but to those who are committed to this," she said.
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There's a difference between those who must stand or walk for most of the workday and those who can sit at any time.
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There are two kinds of "allies": those who lift up the queer community, and those who seem most concerned with lifting up themselves.
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Those who heard their own voices adjusted to be "happier" felt more positively; those who heard their voices become "sadder" felt less so.
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There are two sides, those who demand reform and those who oppose it, but each side is crosshatched with factional and temperamental schisms.
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The NPT designates two categories of countries: those who had nuclear weapons when the treaty came into force and those who did not.
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And mobile apps are making it fast and easy for those who provide top-notch seafood to connect with those who want it.
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Of course, that is how privilege functions: It is invisible to those who have it and to those who want to preserve it.
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Among those who develop serious illness affecting the central nervous system, about 10% die, and in those who survive, damage can be permanent.
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"Those who claim our trans-Atlantic partnership is unraveling — or those who hope it might unravel — could not be more wrong," Kerry said.
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The partisan divide between those who believe in the God of the Bible and those who do not breaks down along racial lines.
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It's also a city of stupefying inequality, with a widening income gap, and clear lines between those who have and those who don't.
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The focus of "In Memoriam" does remain squarely on those who have been lost, as well as those who knew and loved them.
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"We are determined not to allow those responsible -- those who ordered the crime and those who committed it -- to escape justice," he said.
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It's just an option — albeit, an option for those who can afford it, just like those who buy expensive and large OLED TVs.
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Terry said the difference in driving ability between those who train on the simulator before driving and those who don't is "mind blowing."
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" He added: "We agree that those responsible — both those who committed the crime and those who ordered it — must face appropriately serious consequences.
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According to Lee, the patients who thrive on Vivitrol are those who choose it, not those who are coerced into taking the drug.
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And those who ignore the restrictions are being whipped into shape with steep fines and punitive levies for those who exceed their limit.
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That falls to 56% among those who discuss it once a week, and 39% for those who discuss it about once a month.
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A second source in Poroshenko's party told Reuters that the faction was split between those who supported Groysman and those who supported Yaresko.
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Other countries could then justify directing their own assistance funds to those who agree with them, rather than those who are in need.
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But MRI and PET imaging showed those who did aerobic exercise had slower degeneration in the hippocampus than those who did flexibility training.
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In the experiment's most popular interpretation, those who had self-control grew up to be much more successful than those who did not.
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I understand the urgency of those who seek an immediate solution, especially those who secured good jobs or never grew up without DACA.
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Soon you'll want to shake those who are handing over their hard-earned cash, and scream at those who keep asking for more.
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We seek to topple those who have higher standing than we have and we seek to wall off those who are down below.
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Modernity is power, and those who have better assimilated it, especially if physically weaker, can often appear threatening to those who feel disempowered.
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But it was a different story among those who consume conservative news (33 percent approval) and those who watch Fox News (30 percent).
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Now many Americans who resent government most are those who depend on it most, or who live and work among those who do.
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Sure enough, those who had read the negative message ended up eating 39 percent more cookies than those who saw the positive message.
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As we continually move forward, we also risk widening the gap between those who benefit from new advances and those who do not.
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Those who resist will probably have less career options in the future than those who help the organization and help the industry evolve.
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There's also a saying, which probably is overused, but still might be germane here: Those who can, do, and those who can't, teach.
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People who would be eligible for AEM generally fit into one of the following categories: those who are at a low risk of committing new offenses, those who do not have a prior criminal conviction, those who are residents of the county where they were arrested, and those who would be able to pay for the costs associated with the monitoring device.
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Europe is not divided between those who believe in Brussels and those who believe in their nation-states — the biggest group of Europeans is still those who are skeptical about both the European Union and the nation-state — but it is largely united by those who fear that yesterday was better than today but today will be better than tomorrow.
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It also includes those who are doing well individually but who live in declining areas, those who fear the loss of white hegemony, and those who think they see a morally alien culture taking hold around them — on television, movies and the internet — and those who feel that their status is threatened by the rise of racial, ethnic and cultural minorities.
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If we can honor those who make war, those who advance science, those whose philanthropy we enjoy, then can't we also honor those who labor to broaden our grasp of the human experience, who work to bring beauty and joy into the world?
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They also discovered that levels of sexual inactivity increased for women more than men, whites more than blacks, those who did not attend college more than those who did, and those who lived in the east more than those in the west.
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There are fast passes for those who have trouble waiting in line, private areas to transfer from one wheelchair to another, waterproof wristbands to help find those who tend to wander and quiet areas for those who may get overwhelmed by crowds.
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There are resulting divides between students who can do homework online and those who cannot, between students who can research and apply to college online and those who cannot, between students who can create résumés and find jobs online and those who cannot.
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But amid all the energy and passion, there are the most interesting characters — those who are reserved, those who are doing more observing than shouting, those who might want to be filling the street with noise, but either don't, or simply can't.
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And for women, the risk of radiating low back pain 20 years later was doubled in those who reported at least medium physical work and quadrupled in those who had done heavy work, compared to those who did little to no physical work.
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The short film, Atlantic City Character Study, offers unflinching profiles that capture the demographics within the beach town—those who come to tour and gamble, those who lived their entire their lives in Atlantic City, and those who seemingly can't tear themselves away.
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The hormonal responses of those who made the fastest gains in size and strength were no different than those who made the slowest gains.
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Mrs. Clinton ahead by nine points among those who said they would 'definitely' vote, with Mr. Sanders ahead by ten among those who said
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Those who have been watching the TV series since the beginning — and even those who haven't — have been ahead of the series for years.
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In the Paxman study, there was no difference in quality of life for those who used scalp cooling devices versus those who did not.
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Indeed, many critics have questioned A&E's choice to focus on redeeming those who have promoted hate over highlighting those who fight for equality.
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When storm clouds gather, those who plan actions in advance always benefit more than those who begin their planning when the rain starts falling.
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Those who made their purchases with cash named a price that was, on average, double what those who paid with a credit card named.
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"This makes those who oppose Trump draw into the press," elevating its stature among those who would otherwise not trust the media, he said.
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The monuments in my hometown celebrated the men who fought to keep those who look like me enslaved, not those who fought for freedom.
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This was a failure in that such actions angered those who revered the flag and those who believed in the initial mode of protest.
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Sure, those who join from military families may have different expectations from those who had never seen a military uniform before meeting a recruiter.
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These include conducting investigations against those who try to use journalism as a shield and those who claim to be journalists to evade prosecution.
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This new form of social stratification — between those who have student debt, and those who do not — will have ramifications for generations to come.
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But, rather than endorse Hobbes's all-powerful Leviathan, Locke thought that the system should separate those who make laws from those who execute them.
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That's no issue for those who get the CBS channel over-the-air with an antenna, or those who subscribe to cable or satellite.
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Those who received undeclared campaign donations—a crime, but the norm—are lumped together in the public mind with those who took huge bribes.
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National Coming Out Day can be an important day of reflection for those who have come out and those who are thinking about it.
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Wind, frost, rain, snow; those who can bear up under these forces manage to get by; those who cannot must seek a natural solution.
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Today's Egyptian Brotherhood is split between those who embrace confrontational tactics, including some who countenance violence, and those who favour a more conciliatory approach.
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A fall in house prices hurts those who are "long" property, those who own more housing than they will personally need over their lifetime.
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In the study, those who vacationed for 3 weeks or more each year lived longer than those who vacationed for 3 weeks or less.
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But the challenge ahead involves speaking to and prioritizing two groups of Twitter users: those who love it and those who don't get it.
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The tribal lands in southern Mozambique are plagued by war between those who are fighting the Portuguese colonists and those who side with them.
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"And of course you can have a large variety of guests, from those who are well-behaved to those who are not," he added.
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The book and its successors follow the efforts of two discrete groups: those who will welcome the aliens, and those who will oppose them.
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Data can be pored over by those who are interested, while those who are not can opt to share data automatically with trusted providers.
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There are two types of people in this world: Those who love Airpods and those who think truly wireless earbuds are the weirdest flex.
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Those who attend more selective schools tend to be farther from home, and those who attended private schools tend to be farther from home.
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The aim is to provide communication between those who need certain types of medication but can't afford it and those who have too much.
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The challenge is how to keep those who are stuck in the past from holding back those who want to look toward the future.
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""The Strongest People aren't those who show strength in public but those who Win battles in Private" #Ncredible#LupusWarrior," he wrote in the caption.
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Those who don't really need it need to be cut off immediately, and those who do currently need it need to be weaned off.
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S. citizens, those who renounce U.S. citizen ship, the mentally ill, anyone with a restraining order against them and those who were dishonorably discharged.
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Not only does Trump divide the world between those who love him and those who hate him, he loves the people that love him.
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We gave joy and happiness to those who like football, and even to those who liked it less ... We can be proud of this.
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But there's still a "digital divide" between those who have access to the internet and those who don't, Hong told Reuters Health by phone.
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Those who had children after age 35 were more likely to report a period of infertility than those who had children before age 303.
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Ashley said she grew up in a conservative Christian community that divided the world into those who were in and those who were out.
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"I see no equivalence between those who propound fascist views and those who oppose them," May said at a naval ceremony in Portsmouth, England.
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"Avoid falling into the trap of those who are corrupt and those who have failed, whether they have been tried or not," he said.
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It's very understated and dainty — worth it for those who like tiny diamonds, less worth it for those who want something that'll stand out.
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Instead, it will only be offered to those who are existing Amazon Prime members or those who are signing up for the first time.
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If iMovie is the software for those who aren't ready for Final Cut Pro, then Clips is for those who aren't ready for iMovie.
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Those who were tortured, for example, are more than 11 percentage points more likely to be accepted than those who didn't have any vulnerabilities.
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"We are arranging for houses for those who already own cars, while those who don't have a four-wheeler will get one," he added.
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How little must Clinton think of those who obeyed our laws and came here legally that she would excuse those who violated our laws?
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These strategies may be beneficial for all individuals, such as those who are planning for college or retirement and those who are already retired.
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It absolves those who chose to support Trump's bigotry, and those who chose not to resist it with everything they have, of all responsibility.
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Those who did not have insurance counted on the help of those who did and also on friends and strangers to rebuild their homes.
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The real battle for Libya is between those who prefer to re-establish authoritarian rule and those who want to build a peaceful democracy.
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But vigilance must be exercised in creating an intellectually diverse board filled with those who study the economy and those who create economic activity.
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Second, the driving force switches from those who want to keep buying stocks to those who are interested in selling stocks to protect gains.
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And he is the most polarizing president of modern times, with those who loathe him seemingly in the plurality over those who love him.
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At my Lexington high school, my new classmates fell in two groups: those who ostracized me because of my accent and those who didn't.
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In the United States, undergraduate debt is less than $10,000 for those who don't complete a B.A., and about $30,000 for those who do.
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This Veterans Day, honor those who have served, and those who are still serving, by reflecting upon the wars and conflicts we're involved in.
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The Hillary Clinton Democrats showcased an impressively broad coalition, stretching from those who have won military honors to those who have won Tony awards.
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The share of those who think it's a good time to sell and those who think prices will continue to rise jumped the most.
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Just like working with a financial planner, those who do the best, in her opinion, are those who can think about the big picture.
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Six percent of those who used social media also reported symptoms of depression, compared with 2018 percent of those who didn't use social media.
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It slaps the hands of those who talk about sensitive topics, and it winks at those who take bribes in exchange for favorable publicity.
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Those who think global warming is happening outnumber those who think it isn't by more than a 5-to-1 ratio, the report found.
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With Veteran's Day around the corner, restaurants around the country are recognizing those who have served—and those who are currently serving—our nation.
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Those who interact with posts (commenting, liking, etc.) tend to feel better about themselves than those who just scroll and scroll, the company found.
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Those who do go outside the city to buy sweetened drinks, including diet beverages, haven't offset those who have stopped buying the drinks altogether.
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Those who are critical of Wolf's roast argue that her remarks have only widened the gap between the media and those who distrust it.
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When I was growing up in Philly, I saw a clear difference between those who had respect for the tool and those who didn't.
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And the killings of the officers have only deepened the fault lines between those who back the police and those who highlight their abuses.
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Instead, rage is most often forsworn by those who seem most entitled to it, and civility is demanded by those who least deserve it.
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Instead of cutting taxes on those who have done the best, we need to focus on helping those who have not done well enough.
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There are two different cultures of marijuana users – those who seek it out for medicinal purposes versus those who use it recreationally, he said.
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Those who get the best car insurance rates are going to be those who have the best credit, as the average premiums above show.
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" Mr. Pence added: "For those who we believe have been exposed, for those who are showing symptoms, we've been able to provide the testing.
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He agreed and began by comparing the blood from those who had an allergic response to cetuximab with the blood from those who didn't.
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"History does not forgive those who talk about equality but then discard those who are different," he said while standing next to Mr. Sisi.
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In this way, they are built not for those who live outside them, threatening as they may be, but for those who dwell within.
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But the disease is seen in those who work with rats in a lab or pet shop or those who keep them as pets.
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First Derivative Trading limited liability for misleading statements to those who "make" the statements, not those who help put the statements out to investors.
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We can show our gratitude to those who died, our sympathy for those who still mourn, only if we dedicate ourselves to this purpose.
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He said health officials must prioritize those who are showing symptoms and those who have been in contact with someone who has the disease.
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Typically, emotions are heightened among those who don't fully understand or can't fully articulate their strategy and especially among those who don't have one.
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"We can't let those who had killed to become the same as those who had been killed," she said in a recent television interview.
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My patients frequently bring up politics — both those who support President Trump and those who think he is bulldozing our country to the ground.
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That number excludes pedestrians, those who died in motorcycle or bicycle accidents, and those who died riding in an unenclosed cargo area or trailer.
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Instead of cutting benefits for those who need them, let's actually save money by giving those who can work the opportunity to do so.
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There were emails and texts from those who had eaten it, direct messages and comments on the internet from those who had seen it.
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Those who received favorable "reactions" from Travis thought that they were more date-worthy, but those who got the "cold shoulder" felt less so.
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By rewarding those who chose to bypass the system, we are diminishing the standing and dignity of those who sought to respect the law.
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It is a divide between those who place heavy value on social order and cohesion relative to those who value personal autonomy and independence.
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So buying Berkshire Hathaway and shorting Tesla makes ample sense for those who believe Mr. Buffett's teachings — but not those who actually copy him.
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He framed the issue as one between those who believe a fetus is a baby and those who don't, then staked out his position.
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The process is almost identical for those who are using professional hosting tools, which have been designed for those who are managing multiple listings.
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But the increase in fiber size was much greater among those who had sat after every workout than those who had soaked to recover.
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The Republicans are divided between those who want to flat-out repeal Obamacare and those who want to eviscerate many of its key elements.
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Sanders won roughly half, 48 percent, of those who back single-payer health care, compared to only 9 percent of those who oppose it.
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Where those outside the courts – both those who criticize and those who seek the courts' help – see power, judges inside the system sense fragility.
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She foregrounds the extraordinary heroism of ordinary Syrians, both those who are trapped in the country and those who struggle to make new lives.
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The new scoring model will also likely create a wider gap between those who are considered good credit risks and those who are not.
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Those who are more familiar with sophisticated robotics are more afraid of losing their jobs than those who are less familiar, the report says.
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Shulkin said there is a distinction between those who have received an other than honorable discharge and those who have received a dishonorable discharge.
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"As the shakeout in our industry continues, the separation between those who can afford to invest and those who can't is real," Cornell said.
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"Those who carried out the attack are not our citizens, those who did this acted upon orders," he told an Istanbul crowd on Sunday.
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"I know that those who used enhanced interrogation methods and those who approved them wanted to protect Americans from harm," the late Arizona Sen.
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Those who earn under $50K a year are more interested in replacing private health insurance (26%) than those who earn less than $262K (239%).
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Investors today usually identify with one of two camps: those who fervently advocate active investing and those who tout a passive, hands-off approach.
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But the field was split, largely between those who consider Berger a visionary for sharing data and those who consider him a hype artist.
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Among the many differences between those who celebrate Hanukkah and those who celebrate Christmas, there is one consistent double standard in the two films.
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But for now, a corrupt, underground hierarchy is firmly in place, dictated by those who pack the cash envelopes and those who receive them.
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Our history has always been one of tension between those who call for shouldering obligations together, and those who seek to shirk their duty.
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They comprise a whole range of types, from those who treat the quest with scientific seriousness to those who believe Bigfoot possesses magical powers.
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For all the women who came before us and all those who come after, we will oust the perpetrators and those who protect them.
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The cases have been categorized in a few ways: those who posted inappropriate photos or memes; those who made inappropriate comments; and those who were identified as associated but not as a poster or commenter or someone tagged by another user, according to Klein.
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The general told his troops only to raise their weapons "in the face of those who seek injustice and prefer confrontation and fighting," according to AP. "Those who lay down their weapons are safe, and those who raise the white banner are safe," he said.
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The law requires DHS to detain several classes of foreign nationals, including those who are inadmissible or deportable because of criminal, terrorist, or national security grounds; those who arrived in the United States without proper documents; and those who have final orders of deportation.
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New York also uses color coding: blue for people who don't qualify for such care, red for those who are the highest priority, yellow for those who should get ventilators if they are available and green for those who do not need lifesaving resources.
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To continue to make Australia a safe haven, we reserve the right to vigorously vet those who desire to come to our country, to deny those who try to jump the queue, and to welcome those who make the effort and desire to become Australians.
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So far, she says, those who say they will vote but don't and those who say they won't vote but do cancel each other out.
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"I am also enthusiastic about reclaiming the Bible from those who have tried to make it a weapon against those who are different," they said.
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Like all new technologies, a disparity of access could lead to an even wider chasm between those who can access it and those who cannot.
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There are two types of women: Those who love to play in their hair, and those who just want to be done with it already.
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There was also a significant disparity between the minimum jail time required of those who smoked crack and those who did cocaine in powder form.
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And those who started the study with thinner RNFL had greater cognitive decline at the three year follow-up than those who had thicker ones.
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Czech voters, like others, are split between those who have benefited from European integration and those who fear the impact of globalization and cultural change.
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Watch above to see how their "greaser in drag" garb works to not only embrace those who accept them but also repel those who don't.
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Those who are most concerned about him launching a nuclear attack without justification are also those who have the least confidence in his mental stability.
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Yet currently, both words occupy quite a few media inches, in reference to those who have had feminizing surgeries and, by omission, those who haven't.
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In acting presidential he risks being abandoned by those who like him now, and he's unlikely to persuade those who have rejected him thus far.
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Those who believe that governments can afford to borrow and spend more are still arguing with those who think that debt is already too high.
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There are two kinds of people in this world: those who like to divide the world into two kinds of people and those who don't.
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His speech undermined that principle by articulating a vision of state power that favors those who share his particular religious beliefs over those who don't.
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There are two kinds of people in the world—those who can change cold turkey and those who need to gradually move the barometer over.
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Fifty-three percent of those who stayed put have a high school education or less, compared with 29 percent of those who moved farther away.
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Similarly, those who thought little about their secrets had well-being scores close to zero, while those who thought about them a lot scored -2.
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The idea, Leone later told me, was that the firm and its earnings belong to those who presently run it, not those who previously did.
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There are those who believe in invisible forces, in energies, in spirits; there are those who don't, who dismiss homeopathic remedies as alcoholic sugar water.
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" He has repeatedly vowed to work to fix the "digital divide" between "those who can use cutting-edge communications services and those who do not.
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Among those who began to try in less than three months, 53.2 percent gave birth successfully, compared with 36.1 percent of those who waited longer.
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Those who had been demanding that she quit for months whooped with joy, while those who had been plotting to succeed her intensified their plotting.
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"Remind them, as in sports, don't make fun of those who supported the losing candidate, and don't be unkind towards those who won," she said.
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It found that 34% of those who graduated after 2007 were overeducated for their jobs, compared with 8% of those who left university before 1992.
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Of these users, those who are logged in spend 30 percent more time per day on the site than those who log in via desktop.
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This can be seen with AI. We are risking a new tech divide between those who have access to AI and those who do not.
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The process is proving to be a shitshow both for those who bought the device through carriers, and for those who purchased directly from Samsung.
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One study published last year found that managers couldn't tell the difference between those who worked an 80-hour week and those who pretended to.
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In the name of everyone, of those who persecute you, those who hurt you, and especially of the world's indifference, I ask for your forgiveness.
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Again, those who got personalized nutrition advice had an easier time sticking to a healthy pattern of eating than those who got generic diet advice.
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Today, America seems divided between those who engage with some version of the prosperity gospel and those who smugly dismiss it as fraudulent and puerile.
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Right now, there is a line that separates those who can afford to outlast Trump's government shutdown and those who may not be able to.
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Some of those who believe the latter argue that the government should guarantee public works jobs for those who want employment but can't find it.
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The Bundesbank identified rising property prices as driving wealth for those who own it, while those who rent, as many Germans do, were falling behind.
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Sheriff McDermott would like to thank those who assisted in the search and those who called 911, helping first responders bring this baby to safety.
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Moreover, those who dropped off the survey at the faraway location were significantly happier than those who dropped off the survey at the nearby location.
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The research team also observed an income difference between those who reported abortions and those who reported live births, but it was not as significant.
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It's no wonder that accreditors are far more oriented towards protecting those who are part of the system than listening to those who oversee it.
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But, if you recognize those who comply, correct those who resist, and get rid of anyone who refuses to change, the drama will eventually disappear.
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"In my view, that factor, when considered as a determining factor separating those who live from those who die, is close to random," he wrote.
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The research showed that those who used marijuana had a lower amount of the virus in their blood compared to those who didn't use marijuana.
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Not great for those who are picky about their pinks, but definitely good for those who will pretty much drink anything with a rosy hue.
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Among literary translators, there are two main camps: those who wish to revise a canonical text and those who want to introduce something entirely new.
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Those who scored in the top 20 percent were classified as regular sleepers and those who scored in the bottom 20 percent were irregular sleepers.
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There are two kinds of people in this world: those who would be horrified by the concept of ketchup leather, and those who are intrigued.
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This presents a problem for those who favor keeping the FCC's 2015 regulatory approach and also those who want to throw it out the window.
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I will undoubtedly be confronted about my absence over the years, by those who fully know the reasons for it and by those who should.
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Since it was founded in 2000, the United States Anti-Doping Agency has advocated separation between those who promote sport and those who police it.
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But mostly it's a struggle between those who have profited since the U.S. invasion toppled Saddam Hussein, and those who are scraping to get by.
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Finally, 73 percent of those who can dress up fully support the values for which their organization stands, versus 58 percent of those who can't.
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Those who reported high stress but did not believe it was hurting them were less likely to die early than those who reported little stress.
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In addition, colleges should devote more financial aid to those who need it and less to those who don't, by reducing so-called merit scholarships.
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" He added, "Her endearing personality and incredible talent will live on in the memories of those who knew her, and those who loved her work.
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Some of the tension is rooted in the age-old battle between those who work for incremental remedies and those who reach for fundamental change.
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This group includes those who were always very liberal such as Elizabeth Warren and those who were more moderate a decade ago like Kirsten Gillibrand.
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"You have two type of customers, those who are price-oriented and those who are not price-oriented," said Karl Brauer, executive publisher of AutoTrader.com.
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It's between those who see opportunity and excitement in the emerging globalized, multiethnic meritocracy against those who see their lives and communities threatened by it.
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Often, war is rejected by those who have experienced it; those who see it from afar can afford the luxury of wanting it to continue.
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The shifts in elevation are abrupt and spontaneous, providing plenty of challenges for those who don't know the track thoroughly, and even those who do.
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But none of us rise without help, without cooperation, without goodwill, both from those who look and think like us and those who do not.
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While those who already own high-capacity magazines will be allowed to keep them, those who own bump stocks will have to dispose of them.
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In fact, it's an idea that should appeal to both those who believe higher revenues will flow in, and those who are concerned they won't.
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However, the findings for those who underslept were not found to be statistically significant, and the greatest risk was instead seen among those who overslept.
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Meacham, like many other historians, has insisted the primary divide was between those who recognized enslaved people as fully human and those who did not.
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The results, he said, should quell the cries of both those who emphasize genes above all and those who emphasize elements of lifestyle above all.
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Blacks and Hispanic Americans, both those who had attained a college degree and those who hadn't, continued to live longer lives as mortality rates fell.
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Those who are saving and investing are doing better - they have an average balance of $14,971, seven times larger than those who do not invest.
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This, it seems, is what is happening to two chunks of our country, imperfectly represented by those who voted blue and those who voted red.
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Those who are switching farmland to organic production must follow the same regulations as those who have already been fully certified, the trade group said.
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Those who attended at least half the classes achieved almost 12 more pounds of weight loss than those who were managed in the clinic only.
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They compared mortality rates of those who had more frequent followup testing with imaging and blood tests with those who had less frequent followup testing.
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The most important political division in the world of climate change is between those who accept the urgency of the problem and those who don't.
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"Those Who Left" is the long, ambling rise and fall dynamic and "Those Who Stayed" is the one where you're playing around with time signatures.
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Studies of diabetes management found that those who participated in peer-to-peer health care lowered their blood sugar level more than those who didn't.
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The most common concern with such studies is that those who participate are different from those who don't in ways unrelated to the program itself.
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The crucial difference is not between those who view abortion as good and those who don't, but between vastly different approaches to reducing abortion rates.
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It's rewriting history to fit a detective story, and it's being rewarded both by those who don't know better and those who should know better.
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Sylvia Khoury's earnest new drama, "Against the Hillside," looks at the effect of drones both on those who guide them and those who endure them.
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Remarkably, in Indiana he polled as well among those who favored Johnson's conduct of the Vietnam War as he did among those who opposed it.
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You wrote about two homeless populations in Butte County: those who were already dealing with homelessness and those who are newly displaced by the fire.
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However, we know isolation is not easy – especially for older people, those who live alone, have mental health problems or those who care for others.
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What counts are the people from these countries, both those who are already in the United States as well as those who wish to come.
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If we wait until those who can't do math see the awful consequences all too visible to those who can, things will get colossally worse.
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Compared with those who used H2 blockers, those who took P.P.I.s had more than twice the risk for cancer, and the risk increased over time.
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Among Democrats and those who lean toward the party, 85 percent viewed immigration positively, compared with 65 percent of Republicans and those who lean Republican.
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This includes those who pay for Hulu alone as well as those who pay for the newer Disney+/Hulu/ESPN+ bundle subscription, the company noted.
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"Among the players, there are those who agree to go ahead and those who are concerned," AIC president Damiano Tommasi told the ANSA news agency.
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Stephen Brobeck, the federation's executive director, called the findings "encouraging" because those who have checked their scores are more knowledgeable than those who have not.
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And yet Californians, those who still proudly call it home and those who left their hearts there, could be the force that sends him packing.
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It's not hard to distinguish those who provided the intellectual framework for American rights from those who did everything they could to rend it apart.
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Among those who approve of his job performance, 81% said he respects the rule of law; only 7% of those who disapprove said the same.
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And, most notably — most persistently in this collection — how the world neatly divides into those who believe they are special, and those who do not.
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Those who support Britain's exit from Europe could be feeling reassured, while those who favor immigration might be keener to express their views, he said.
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Harry realizes the nuance in Dumbledore's distinction between those who merely possess the ability to do something and those who see it as their duty.
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"We got to work and be big boys and big girls.... Those who make the golden rules are those who have the gold," he said.
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The apprenticeship is for those who are between 16 and 30 years old, or for those who are over 26 and considered to be unemployed.
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When Parrish returned, he looked at the people around him and was struck by the difference between those who had planned and those who hadn't.
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Those who are matched with "hard to place" children, such as those who are older or have special needs, may qualify for additional financial support.
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Notably, in the CNN exit poll, Klobuchar won among those who wanted to unite the country, while Sanders won those who wanted much-needed change.
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" In "Flaubert's Parrot," Barnes's narrator draws a distinction between two kinds of people in relationships: "Those who want to know everything and those who don't.
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There are two kinds of parties, just like there are two kinds of churches: those who hunt down heretics and those who seek out converts.
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That has left unions split between those who have explicitly endorsed Mr. Macron, and those who have only called for votes against Ms. Le Pen.
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In fact, studies have shown that those who speak multiple languages tend to have higher functioning brains than those who only speak their native language.
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It also served as a global stage for hard truths and to shine a light on those who are leading and those who are not.
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Claus wants pay equity: In New York, those who play Santa's wife earn about $100 less per hour than those who dress as St. Nicholas.
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Those who never exercised were defined, unsurprisingly, as inactive, while those who worked out but did not meet the standard guidelines were considered insufficiently active.
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We found that those who continued to consume moderate amounts of alcohol after diagnosis lived almost a year longer than those who never consumed alcohol.
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As the great George Orwell once wrote, "those who control the present, control and the past and those who control the past, control the future".
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For those who learn about animal suffering, and even more so for those who devote themselves to reducing that suffering, it can be very totalizing.
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The gap between those who consume news online and those who get their news from television is quickly shrinking, according to a survey released Thursday.
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And we need government support for child care, medical care and other services to support those who cannot work and to empower those who can.
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That takes away doctors' time from treating those who are sick, and it might mean that supplies don't last for those who really need it.
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Those who are already diagnosed and those who are symptomatic should absolutely be managed by physicians, and many will be treated with medications or procedures.
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