To become civil is hard; to become uncivil is easy.
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Sometimes, maybe, a show has to become "worse" to become great.
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Prince fought to become a pop star, to become his own artist.
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Christianity teaches that the way is to become subjective, to become a subject.
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But it's going to become more mature and it's going to become cleaner.
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We don't want to become a shop, we want to become a service.
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"I had a choice: to become better, or to become bitter," he says.
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CPEC causes the currency to become overvalued and Pakistan to become less competitive globally.
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They can be tightened to become more punitive or loosened to become more accommodating.
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There's a speech required to become a candidate, and a speech required to become president.
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To become less political, Mulvaney decided, the bureau would first have to become more political.
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It&aposs never been easier to become a billionaire, or harder to become a millionaire.
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It is the kind of person that you have to become to become a millionaire.
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Did that influence your own desire not just to become a writer, but to become famous?
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In the US, if you want to become an American, it's possible to become an American.
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I would put on outfits—not to become a woman but to become a persona, a character.
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I recommend waiting for Allo to become available on computers and for its A.I. to become smarter.
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And the relationship to, which people get to become victims and which people get to become heroes.
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"We're not trying to become a liberal state; we're trying to become a fair state," Head says.
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I would want them to say that I did everything in my power to encourage them to become the people they wanted to become and not the people I wanted them to become.
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We want to train them to become entrepreneurs, just like we trained to become academic or industry researchers.
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You must spend $450 a year to become a platinum member and $1,200 to become a diamond member.
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Sadly, the dream of many American cannabis companies is to become big enough to become Canadian cannabis companies.
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Individual prices ranged from 603m togrog to become a clerk in a ministry to 1bn to become a minister.
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I want that to become a warning sign for people to become aware of the world they live in.
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Pxvce: Using our skills and talents to become better people, and to encourage others to become better as well.
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To become a company generating Nike-type revenue, it will have to become a brand that appeals to everybody.
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The amount of training to become a vet is similar to what it takes to become a medical doctor.
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If you want to become a millionaire, you need to become the kind of person that can do that.
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The dupe's removal caused CAIRO to become the obscure-ish BOITO and ARI to become the prefix-y OVI.
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"It's not difficult for an economic war to become a political war to become a real war," he said.
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On top of her acting work, Garner also has found time to become to become a pro at social media.
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If he wants to become wildly successful, he needs to become a master at conducting interviews, Cohen explained to him.
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Discouraging his early aspiration to become a D.J., his father, a local politician, urged him to become a lawyer instead.
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Read more: Samsung's Galaxy Fold is trying so hard to become a tablet that it forgot to become a phone
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When everybody else wanted to become a fireman or a baseball player, I already wanted to become a yakitori chef.
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Trump thinks the way to fight monsters is to become a monster, the way to defeat ISIS is to become ISIS.
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It's the hardest because you don't want it to become too silly, but you don't want it to become too heavy.
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They have more motivation to do the things they want to do, and to become the person they want to become. . . .
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For example, it takes about a year to become a cosmetologist, while it can take just months to become an EMT.
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Chowdhury wanted the gallery to become a new origin myth, with the large paintings forcing people to become part of it.
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"Jason, in a way, allowed me to become a musician, to become a percussionist," Ms. Jonas said in a phone interview.
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" The chapter headings are alluring: "How to Become Erotic While Remaining Chaste"; "How to Make Money"; "How to Become Paranoia-Critical.
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To become a pet owner is to become one of those people who buys breed-specific housewares from the local Marshalls.
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I was studying to become a veterinarian, but the plight of my people forced me and several friends to become activists.
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I don't want to become another teenage girl on anti-depressants, but I also don't want to become a teen mum.
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"My dream is not to become a unicorn my dream is to become much bigger than that," Bloisi said in an interview.
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While some of them are or want to become rich, others do not come from wealth or aspire to become upper-class.
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But Credit Karma says it does not want to become a lender itself, and has no aspirations to become a digital bank.
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" Cocking an eyebrow, she added, "The possibility that this happened starts to become a probability—starts to become a likelihood —pretty quickly.
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This now promises to become the flash point in the divorce and it has the potential to become a fierce legal battle.
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Hangouts was supposed to become the more business-centric chat app and Allo and Duo were supposed to become its consumer counterparts.
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It's like, you go this path, you're going to become this fantasy; you go this path, you're going to become that fantasy.
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The way I knew how to survive that was to assimilate, it was to become what the Swedes wanted me to become.
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Klobuchar is the odds-on bet to become Joe Biden's veep choice, and he is the odds-on bet to become president.
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He's not very popular and the way to become more popular is to become less political and more involved in his agenda.
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In other words, Lydia doesn't want to become a credit institution like a traditional bank, it wants to become a financial hub.
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They want us to become really afraid; they want us to become divided; they want us to join their "us and them" thing.
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Everybody has a different set of cards and your job is to become as creative as possible to become as fast as possible.
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If Warren thinks Democrats need to become what Trump merely claims to be, Booker believes they need to become what Trump clearly isn't.
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"I fully expect smaller places to become more conservative and larger places to become more Democratic," says McGoldrick, a long-time Republican consultant.
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The saplings would take fifteen years to become sizable, she said, and only thirty per cent of them would manage to become trees.
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We're asking that to lead us to become better people to become more knowledgeable people to enter the next stage of our development.
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" He said the company was, instead, helping its users to become more confident and helping them to "become more beautiful in real life.
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They realize early that to become rich, they need to become the people who hire others into jobs, and not a job holder.
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That's a lot of money—enough to become a doctor, a lawyer, and more than enough to become a pilot or a chef.
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That agreement, which this week was ratified by enough countries to become international law, calls for the world to become carbon neutral this century.
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"We are looking to become an exclusive provider of rigs (for Schlumberger), we are looking to become a captive drilling contractor," Johnson told Reuters.
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Better schools also led parents to encourage their sons to become doctors not security guards, and their daughters to become teachers rather than housewives.
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It's not going to become the party it needs to be, or that the country needs it to become, in the next six months.
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So to become profitable on the car-sharing side of the house, Uber needs to become a winner-take-all by merging with Lyft.
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In order to become that I needed to learn what they wanted me to become, to understand the way that they looked at me.
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IT TOOK TERRENCE MALICK 30 years to become one of the most revered American arthouse film-makers, and only eight to become a punchline.
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In a 2014 interview with ESPN, Rousey said that if she was going to become an actor, then she wanted to become the best.
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America is where you go to become an American; if you want to become an American, the doors are (in theory) open to you.
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The committee considered the nominations of Allison Jones Rushing to become a US Circuit Judge for the Fourth Circuit, Thomas P. Barber and Wendy Williams Berger to become US District Judges for the Middle District of Florida, Corey Landon Maze to become US District Judge for the Northern District of Alabama, Rodney Smith to become US District Judge for the Southern District of Florida and T. Kent Wetherell II to become US District Judge for the Northern District of Florida.
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We focused on what we wanted the sport to become: a place where girls and women could train to become who they wanted to be.
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WE HAVE TO BE A PASSIVE INVESTOR THERE BY LAW UNLESS WE WANT TO BECOME A BANK HOLDING COMPANY, WHICH WE DON'T WANT TO BECOME.
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Many publishers have tried to become e commerce companies and have failed, and many ecoms tried to become viral publishers but that is also hard.
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Clinton, seeking to become America's first female president, carries more political baggage than Mr. Obama did in running to become the first African-American one.
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" I think what it was is, do we want to become school ... Like, it was the argument to me, "Do we want to become schoolmarms?
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Whether you want to become an accountant, a doctor, a lawyer, a politician, you wouldn't not study biology because you're going to become a lawyer.
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While Mr. Pratt went on to become one of Canada's best known artists, Ms. Pratt put off a career in art to become a homemaker.
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He needs three touchdown passes to become the sixth player in NFL history with 400, and needs 729 yards to become the sixth with 60,000.
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It's hard to become chill—to become in essence opposed to being a trying sort of person—and easier to learn how to be calm.
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You'll quickly learn that Haddish was destined to become a professional comedian — even if she faced tremendous struggles to become the household name she is today.
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Farmers will still have to pay the certification company to become certified transitional, though Forbes reports they'll pay half what it costs to become certified organic.
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"We want to provide the Patriots with the opportunity to become something more - not just champions of football but to become champions of justice," Sheff said.
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By the numbers: 58% supported allowing DREAMers to become citizens while another 18% thought they should be allowed to become legal residents but not become citizens.
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Comparing initial estimates versus final figures over the past 10 years, lower initial estimates tend to become lower, while higher initial estimates tend to become higher.
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Rather than Scottish people voting to become independent from Britain, the referendum is structured such that non-Scottish British people vote to become independent from Britain.
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Some research has shown that in adolescence, girls tend to become more dissatisfied with their bodies, whereas boys tend to become more satisfied with their bodies.
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To become a VIB member, you must spend $350 a year, and to become a VIB Rouge member that number goes up to $1,000 a year.
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Aboud: I did not have a choice to become a soldier—where I am from [Iraq], everyone has to become a soldier when they turn 18.
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Older rural voters tend to become more conservative, while younger voters tend to become increasingly liberal as they move to the cities for work and school.
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Your way of challenging the status quo is to stimulate creativity and encourage academic institutions to become more rigorous by teaching others to become critical thinkers.
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Rubicon Project CEO Michael Barrett is expected to become CEO of the combined company while Telaria CEO Mark Zagorski is expected to become president and COO.
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"After that loss, it seemed like everyone was focused to become better, to become committed to excellence, like we always talk about," defenseman Will Butcher said.
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People, on the whole, were here for two reasons: Half the room wanted to become less scared of avalanches; the other half wanted to become more.
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If Africa is going to become more prosperous, cross-border investment, too, will have to become a lot easier—and that still seems a long way off.
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Precisely because girls no longer have to become the women that they already are, while boys don't know how to become the men that they are not.
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My struggle with anxiety has allowed me to become an ambassador for NAMI and to become a voice for those who feel like they're struggling in silence.
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We are trying to create the conditions to allow our students to become the kind of people they say they want to become in their admissions essays.
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She tells the story of a man who "hesitated to have children because he did not want to become the 'boring type' " that parents tend to become.
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But rather than trying to become Germany or build an attack around a middling striker, Costa Rica decided to become very good at everything else, especially defending.
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Companies must keep up profitability, and will need to reduce cost while also driving greater volumes of consumers to become patients, and patients to become active patients.
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Walker Wanted to Become a Neonatal Nurse: As an honors student who wanted to become a neonatal nurse, Walker had a promising future ahead of her, says Weldon.
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The staff challenged me from day one to become the best version of myself and to work hard to become one of the best players in college basketball.
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A girl who longs to become a dancer and a boy who longs to become an inventor head to Paris to pursue their passions in this animated feature.
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Lauren Sanchez is about to become fully available if Jeff Bezos is so inclined, because we've learned her divorce with husband Patrick Whitesell is about to become final.
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I say this to remind you of something that you can never allow to become normal and never allow to become acceptable: Our "president" is a pathological liar.
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They predict that the plane would likely go on to become a mainstay around the world, helping airlines boost profits and allowing their stocks to become market leaders.
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"We're a young team that is trying to become a playoff team, and once you become a playoff team, you hope to become a championship team," Malone said.
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So when you hear them say, "This is where we're moving, we're going to become HBO, we're going to become Netflix," those are their words, by the way.
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They are to become a Prospect, a warrior on a mystic quest to become the eponymous Absolver, a being dedicated to bringing balance and order to a barren world.
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The hosts that audiences have become invested in now have the freedom to become whoever they want to be — and right now, they seem to want to become villains.
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You'll need to ace this quiz to become a professional emoji translator You'll need to ace this quiz to become a professional emoji translator This segment originally aired Feb.
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And so you know, for me to become CEO, I now get to become a model for what other people can aspire to and what they should aspire to.
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Businesses of all sizes will be able to purchase the ability for their establishment to become a Pokéstop — ideally drawing players in to become restaurant patrons and shop customers.
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If you were in the first generation to become famous as a chef in the post-Food Network landscape, you probably didn't set out to become famous necessarily, right?
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In both of those worlds, women are destined to become mothers, and therefore keep some child-like qualities, even as they grow up to become romantic objects for men.
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But it took him a week to agree to become the first men's hockey player to become a dual citizen of the United States and the Republic of Korea.
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Scholz is still hoping to become the Social Democrats' (SPD) candidate for chancellor in the 2021 federal election despite losing his bid to become their party leader last year.
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Disney+'s The Mandalorian is predicted to become the most pirated show of the year and may even surpass Game of Thrones to become the most pirated show ever.
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They've forgotten that the country remains on track to become majority-minority within the next few decades and that the electorate is likely to become more diverse every election cycle.
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They're going to become mission-critical tools for the rest of the world going forward as Facebook and other services train users to become completely accustomed to very personalized content.
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There's the neighbors who clearly have a pool in their backyards, and though I do not have a pool, it's my mission to become friendly enough to become pool bros.
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"It shouldn't take me longer to become a florist than to become an EMT," says Patrice Lee of Generation Opportunity, the conservative youth outreach network underwritten by the Koch brothers.
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It's fairly common for a music producer to become synonymous with a specific sound, but it's much more rare for them to become the stand-in for an entire ideology.
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In 2011, when he beat Mauricio "Shogun" Rua to become the youngest MMA champion in history, it looked like Jones' destiny was to become the greatest mixed martial artist ever.
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The Apple Watch has steadily grown to become one of the company's most important products, helping skyrocket the Cupertino-based tech giant to become the market leader in wearable technology.
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You once famously said that it's easier as a black man to become the president of the United States than it is to become the head of a movie studio.
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Giuliani Favorite to Become US Secretary of State, Report SaysRudy Giuliani, one of Donald Trump's closest allies, appears to be the leading candidate to become the next US secretary of state.
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The transaction would allow SABIC to become more specialised in petrochemical products and focus on its expansion in the sector, and for SAFCO to become more specialised in fertilisers and phosphate.
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To consume any or all of the Theranos retellings is to begin to feel that Holmes' true calling was not to become a visionary, but to become a vector of content.
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Some early Google employees have gone on to become entrepreneurs, while others are now angel investors, and a lucky few have gone on to become top executives at other tech companies.
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He was an ordinary fielder but worked hard to become perhaps the best slip fielder of his time, worked hard to become probably the best number three batsman of his era.
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She also told her mother that she has decided to become a nurse, because this seems like an honorable enough profession, but really she can't think of anything else to become.
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As they bid to become profitable, we anticipate many will try to become a one-stop shop for financial services — and that could result in plenty more fintechs following Raisin's footpath.
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And it comes just as billions of people who have become integrated into the global economy over the last three decades are starting to become rich enough to become valuable consumers.
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SYDNEY, Australia — The region of Bougainville, a collection of islands in the South Pacific, has voted overwhelmingly to become independent from Papua New Guinea, aiming to become the world's newest nation.
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But to become to become a member of a board of these sort of businesses regulated businesses you've got to go through all sorts of interviews with the regulators et cetera.
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Meet some of the first people to become American citizens under President Trump Meet some of the first people to become American citizens under President Trump This segment originally aired Feb.
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" The next step is to become a "global community.
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Eddie Redmayne is about to become a dad — again!
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" He added, "I was going to become a monk.
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The Warriors are favorites to become N.B.A. champions — again.
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SEATTLE — U22 doesn't want to become an oldies act.
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I spent the next 15 years in an endless cycle of harmful behavior, from joining Weight Watchers at the age of 12, to developing anorexia then bulimia then anorexia again, all in an effort to become smaller, to become more desirable, to become better-liked, accepted, recognized, TO BE WORTH MORE BECAUSE I'D BE SMALLER.
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Expected to become an importer of LNG just a decade ago, the shale gas revolution in the United States unlocked cheap, abundant gas supplies, allowing the country to become an exporter instead.
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The agreement in Kigali comes only days after enough countries ratified the Paris Agreement on climate change -- which calls for the world to become carbon neutral this century -- to become international law.
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With its Rappido subsidiary looking to become a marketplace for all sorts of online and delivery services, Movile is moving further along in its mission to become the Tencent of Latin America.
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The other is trichlorosilane, which is treated further to become polysilicon, an extremely pure form of silicon that will go on to become the key ingredient in solar cells and computer chips.
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Women who are trying to become pregnant: Before you travel, talk to your health care provider about your plans to become pregnant and the risk of Zika virus infection during your trip.
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"I have a 19-year-old granddaughter who wants to become an educator, and I cannot in good faith encourage her to become a teacher now," retired educator Carlotta Abbot told CBS.
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In one case, she and her team had found that when people moved to another unit within the company, they tended to become more engaged and ultimately to become more valuable employees.
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Stanford transformed my flimsy desire to become a doctor into a fiery passion to become a leader in health care — all because I had witnessed this leadership in my mentors and friends.
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Finland's Sanna Marin has been selected to become the next leader of her Social Democratic party, paving the way for the 34-year-old to become the world's youngest-serving prime minister.
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Rather, her decision to become the volunteer editor of the Stars Hollow Gazette puts her on track to become the next Taylor Doose (the local town selectman), not the next Christiane Amanpour.
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No doubt that's why, in Michigan, it takes more than twice as many days of training to become a licensed massage therapist as it does to become a licensed emergency medical technician.
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The tax-cut extension, the largest of the three bills, is the one that is most likely to become a campaign-season talking point and also least likely to become law this year.
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The U.S. surpassed Russia in 2011 to become the world's largest producer of natural gas and surpassed Saudi Arabia in 2018 to become the world's largest producer of petroleum, according to the EIA.
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"What that's doing is allowing us to create something that Twitch wants to become, but is really struggling to become, because they're so... it's like McDonald's saying we're the healthy choice," says Keighran.
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In the final months of the campaign, Trump strained to become the polished presidential figure many believed he needed to become to catch the eye of independent voters, while controversies dogged his campaign.
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Donald Trump's 2016 plan was never to become president, but rather to become "the most famous man in the world," according to excerpts from Michael Wolff's forthcoming book, published in New York Magazine.
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"To become a normal people, one whose parents do not encourage their children to become suicide terrorists, Palestinian Arabs need to undergo the crucible of defeat," writes Middle East Forum President Daniel Pipes.
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"I don't think there is a profile for somebody to become corrupt or to get involved in various forms of malfeasance or to become a traitor," said Mr. Smith, the former intelligence adviser.
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Methodological changes and targeted use of phone polling are likely to become more frequent, and for people who follow poll results, it's going to become more difficult to determine which polls to trust.
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"He's not very popular and the way to become more popular is to become less political and more involved in his agenda," said Rove, a former senior aide to President George W. Bush.
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US PROJECTED TO BECOME NET ENERGY EXPORTER: The United States is on pace to become a net exporter of energy, according to new data released Tuesday by the U.S. Energy Information Association (EIA).
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The only way to truly achieve one's potential, to become fully fulfilled, or to become "self-actualized" (whatever that means), is to, at some point, stop trying to be all of those things.
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And then the second part of the book is after Grace arrives and figuring out how to become a mom and how to become a wife... I think I became a good mom.
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Both health appropriations committees approved bills with large funding increases, though neither is on track to become law and are instead more likely to become part of a larger spending package in December.
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It's about training them to become autonomous in their research.
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Then she will need in vitro fertilization to become pregnant.
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That is what motivated me to become an activist. Right.
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The field of SEO will continue to become extremely technical.
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To become well known, they require effort from their originators.
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Tyson's board considered multiple candidates to become CEO, Mickelson said.
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Alanis Morissette is about to become a mom of three!
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Harrison told WFMY she hopes to become a NICU nurse.
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So I decided I wanted to become an entrepreneurial professor.
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To become prime minister, a politician needs to climb the
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Over time, those hyperkinetic wrinkles tend to become static ones.
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Eventually the flying machine wants to become an air taxi.
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Many want racially mixed people to become symbols of change.
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Simmons also managed to become a brand on his own.
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But, for us, it has allowed us to become fearless.
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Ultimately, Los Angeles doesn't need to become another San Francisco.
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Keith Ellison to become the next Democratic National Committee chair.
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They are also more likely to become teen parents themselves.
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First, I have to become intimately familiar with my target.
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"This is going to become a bad meme," he said.
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Jax has no ambitions to become a certified art therapist.
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I wanted the act of digging to become an obsession.
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Your browser is about to become a lot more paranoid.
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Refugees who don't want to become "local milk people" 73.
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Arrow told NBC that Kieran wanted to become a neuroscientist.
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Chad Michael Murray is about to become a dad again!
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Australia is joining and China wants to become a member.
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Alec Baldwin is about to become a father of five!
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But huge challenges remain for reunification to become a reality.
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"These things started to become scary for me," Salzman said.
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Still not convinced that you're ready to become international alone?
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James Mattis, a leading candidate to become secretary of defense.
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A few years later he decided to become a preacher.
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And that wasn't even asking everyone to become a vegetarian.
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He went on to become the White House Deputy CTO.
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He is the man I aspire one day to become.
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Any church or group can pledge to become a sanctuary.
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To become popular and famous, you need to act strange.
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When and why did you decide to become an astronaut?
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We do not want to become one of those sources.
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How to become the best in the world at something.
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"We wanted this project to become more famous," Arcar said.
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Katherine Miller looks at what it means to become untethered.
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Then I decided I was going to become an artist.
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American Apparel is about to become a bit less American.
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"This is going to become a bad meme," Todd replied.
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White is set to become CFO of the combined group.
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She's gone to train and to become a better singer.
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And so it seemed only natural to become a cop.
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Actually, Democrats need to become less thoughtless about Trump voters.
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We must use it to allow us to become stronger.
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They weren't expecting their restaurant to become an Instagram hotspot.
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Gambling on sports is not likely to become an exception.
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Costco, the membership chain, requires identification to become a member.
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"We were trying to become skip tracers, almost," Sullivan said.
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Taxes take away that prize, lowering incentives to become entrepreneurs.
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But this negative partisanship threatens to become the new normal.
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When Barron finished college, she wanted to become an actor.
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Doctors warn Americans not to become reliant on it, though.
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Rudd's journey to become Australia's 26th prime minister wasn't smooth.
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It would be a very large jump to become president.
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J.B. Pritzker to become law, and Pritzker campaigned on legalization.
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Africa is 'poised to become the next great investment destination.
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Hughes has the pedigree to become an elite hockey player.
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But it also delivers plenty of ways to become lazy.
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Naturally, they will aspire to become ambassadors and assistant secretaries.
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What did they want to become when they were younger?
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I don't want to become more angry or more frustrated.
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Why was the path cleared for Google to become Google?
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Do you need high grades to become a decent doctor?
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Eventually it expanded in scope to become a commercial project.
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It all seems to become younger and younger and younger.
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Kris Jenner can't wait to become a grandmother of 10.
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As the language spreads, it needs to become more predictable.
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Blythe Pepino didn't set out to become an environmental activist.
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Every parent wants their child to become a big success.
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Clutter got downgraded to become the "Focused Inbox" in Outlook.
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Nio wants to become the Tesla of China — and beyond.
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Only inocentes believe it is his ambition to become one.
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He has now been invited to become a Turkish citizen.
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Now the terms are likely to become even more restrictive.
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It took the PC 25 years to become that pervasive.
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Yagan later went on to become the CEO of Match.
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It's a grind to keep up and to become great.
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I've made a conscious choice to become like a canvas.
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"I definitely always wanted to become an actress," she says.
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Now where can we apply to become a kanga cuddler?
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Here are 5 reasons to become her next follower. 1.
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It will take time for the pattern to become clear.
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Instead, she says, she'd like Clairina to become a nurse.
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You have the chance to become highly desirable in contrast.
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However, Dorsey says Square isn't trying to become a bank.
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However, it isn't always easy to become and stay undetectable.
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Really allow that statistic to become a part of you.
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PayFazz works by verifying people to become mobile bank agents.
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I wanted to learn how to become a New Yorker.
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Now it looks destined to become a constitutional crisis, too.
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I need something like this to become a yearly event.
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They would have to win out to become bowl eligible.
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"We didn't want it to become a distraction," Larson said.
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Now it's time for Instagram to become a serious business.
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In fact, wildfire costs look set to become the norm.
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Jetpack Aviation is about to become a very different company.
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The Porsche family went on to become Volkswagen's majority shareholders.
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Uber's goal should be to become a universal public utility.
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Armoire gets $4M to become the everyday Rent the Runway
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I decided I wanted to become a disability rights lawyer.
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Yet it is soon to become a bit less distinctive.
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They love one another and want to become better people.
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What does it take to become a champion pole dancer?
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The two haven't even had time to become BFFs yet.
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The winner is set to become prime minister on Wednesday.
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You can see where this starts to become a problem.
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"We're not trying to become a social network," said Kumar.
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PICTURES GROUP * SAYS TOBY EMMERICH TO BECOME CHAIRMAN, WARNER BROS.
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Unsurprisingly, China is striving to become a maritime great power.
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Loop is Adidas' latest effort to become more environmentally friendly.
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Forces to Flyers will train 40 veterans to become pilots.
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"Do you want (Beaumont) to become another Austin," it read.
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The rulings make clear the court's reluctance to become politicised.
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Later, he trained to become a gemstone setter in Zurich.
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He is running to become president of the United States.
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They somehow already know what you truly want to become.
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Pete Wilson, left the office in 1991 to become governor.
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Cultures that start getting extraordinarily tight tend to become repressive.
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Is this really what we want the internet to become?
|
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He knows the desires of our hearts to become parents.
|
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Here is where the nuance starts to become more pronounced.
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I had to become an adult over night at 15.
|
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How else could she have dared to become a candidate?
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My dream was always to become a National Geographic photographer.
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How did you know you wanted to become a hairstylist?
|
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My sister Jorien is currently training to become a dietician.
|
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So the battlefield is likely to become even more splintered.
|
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TC: Do you have ambitions to become a professional programmer?
|
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GMO labeling has even risen to become a national issue.
|
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MCC: WHY DO YOU WANT TO BECOME CLOSER TO RUSSIA?
|
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Others wanted their sons to become religious leaders or doctors.
|
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To become the nominee, a candidate must accumulate 1,885 delegates.
|
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Is it going to become a main focus of Instagram?
|
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Acknowledge it and allow his words to become his manacles?
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He wanted to become an engineer, but the war intervened.
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This is not the nation we set out to become.
|
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To Lievano, the decision to become an entrepreneur came naturally.
|
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That was 100% my dream to become a professional dancer.
|
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So what makes Cena so reluctant to become a father?
|
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Women's cricket and football are likely to become targets, too.
|
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Those are about to become very, very real, my friends.
|
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Pistachios are about to become a whole lot less available.
|
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Berkshire is set to become the majority shareholder by 2023.
|
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It gives people the tools they need to become successful.
|
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It wasn't that I didn't want to become an adult.
|
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It's true that we don't want them to become censors.
|
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One wants to become a metalworker, another a computer programmer.
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To encourage more Black men to become certified yoga instructors.
|
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Every state has different rules for how to become licensed.
|
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With time, Ott rose to become Hitler's ambassador in Tokyo.
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Newly public CrowdStrike wants to become the Salesforce of cybersecurity
|
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DJI has risen to become the top consumer drone maker.
|
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Your new neural pathways allow you to become more creative.
|
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In the end, they decide to become one once more.
|
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He was open about his ambitions to become the world's
|
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It's a spleen and it needs to become a kidney.
|
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Not if you want to become a real housewife however.
|
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Why did it shut down: To become an office block.
|
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WATTERS: What made you switch parties to become a Republican?
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I just try not to become too aware of them.
|
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French startup ReachFive wants to become Stripe for account management.
|
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We wanted this rawness to become part of the photographs.
|
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If you don't address it, it starts to become cumulative.
|
|
Media have reported he is set to become finance minister.
|
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And that's just to become eligible for the Miscellaneous class.
|
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This book can also inspire people to become unrelenting assholes.
|
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Tyler wanted to become a medical professional like his father.
|
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Not all parents are emotionally equipped to become permanent caregivers.
|
|
She realized she doesn't need political experience to become President.
|
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I'm trying to become a better person, a better man.
|
|
But the answer is not to become more like them.
|
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I don't want to become Alex Schubert, ha ha ha.
|
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It's all too easy to become paranoid in such worlds.
|
|
It wants to become an alternative energy source for Europe.
|
|
Do you want to become the Studio Ghibli of Pakistan?
|
|
Arizona has at least 139,000 Latinos eligible to become naturalized.
|
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Pretty soon, we're basically just going to become like Wishbone.
|
|
This is where a threat triggers someone to become active.
|
|
"We want to become a brand company," says Muchnick now.
|
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He was preparing to become a renowned captain of industry.
|
|
Has that pushed you to become more vocal, as well?
|
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Women trying to become pregnant should also consult, it said.
|
|
Acting SPD leader Scholz is set to become finance minister.
|
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The decision is unlikely to become easier as 2016 progresses.
|
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It expects to become free cash flow positive in 2021.
|
|
Xavier Becerra vacated the seat to become California's attorney general.
|
|
So you're not trying to become rich off the Cheebab?
|
|
It also aims to become a regional gas trading hub.
|
|
Is that the kind of society we're going to become?
|
|
Fiscal policy is likely to become more stimulative, Dudley said.
|
|
You do not want the exception to become the rule.
|
|
Heatwaves such as that are expected to become more common.
|
|
The two are vying to become the next "Afghan Star".
|
|
Training to become a member of Starfleet doesn't come cheap.
|
|
Its aim is to become a global leader in chemicals.
|
|
It has not said when it expects to become profitable.
|
|
Thank you for coming though (sic) me to become YOU!
|
|
But what if Toh Chud started to become the exception?
|
|
I'll never say every comedian needs to become an activist.
|
|
Who am I, they ask themselves, to become a millionaire?
|
|
It has to become a challenge to look forward to.
|
|
Bezos expects Blue Origin to become profitable at some point.
|
|
Terry Branstad (R) leaves to become Trump's ambassador to China.
|
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To become someone's biggest fan, you'll have to pay up.
|
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Before that, black people were not allowed to become scientists.
|
|
We're also bracing ourselves to become a community interest company.
|
|
Hospitals are now looking to become your insurance company, too.
|
|
He's gunning to become the king of electric planes, too.
|
|
This led the format to become a de facto standard.
|
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Or the better version of yourself you're trying to become.
|
|
To become a more resilient person than you were before.
|
|
Naruhito is set to become Japan's emperor on May 1.
|
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I would like to become a coach, a good coach.
|
|
His goal is to become a police chief one day.
|
|
Sometimes there was intense rivalry to become the guru's favourite.
|
|
Davis was scheduled to become a free agent in November.
|
|
Foxconn has been making great efforts to become more inventive.
|
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Waiver to permit aliens here unlawfully to become guest workers.
|
|
Anyone can make the conscious decision to become a sheepdog.
|
|
Yet Cuba was never about to become a democracy overnight.
|
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"It's unbearable, and it needs to become intolerable," she added.
|
|
Trump, meanwhile, won enough delegates to become the Republican nominee.
|
|
"I'm the only one to become a teacher," he said.
|
|
Johnson is the favourite to become the next prime minister.
|
|
The new TVs are expected to become available this summer.
|
|
Anne Hathaway is about to become a mom of two!
|
|
Do you want to become sort of a political kingmaker?
|
|
When I was 23, I decided to become a nun.
|
|
Attempting to become bodies, they immediately start to come apart.
|
|
Now more than ever, I need to become Jay Kay.
|
|
She may have convinced Kim to become a Youtuber too.
|
|
Wouldn't want you to become the newest "10 Second Tom."
|
|
But this time passport controls look set to become permanent.
|
|
But after the first week, it tends to become habit.
|
|
Watson has grown to become one of IBM's crown jewels.
|
|
It is expected to become a tropical depression by Tuesday.
|
|
"We didn't want to become their puppets," her husband said.
|
|
He would go on to become a conservative media commentator.
|
|
"I can't go here," Dean responded, appearing to become frustrated.
|
|
Transparency needs to become the norm in the tech sector.
|
|
I am still encouraging my son's ambition to become president.
|
|
"We tried not to become friends with them," he said.
|
|
Some days, Perrin helps train her colleagues to become auctioneers.
|
|
"We do not expect everybody to become vegan," Springmann added.
|
|
Suppose, she countered, she were to become an auctioneer instead.
|
|
I'd try to become friends with the other person first.
|
|
She had been trying to become a star for years.
|
|
It's incredibly annoying, and it's critical not to become discouraged.
|
|
Ruiz is hoping to become Mexico's first heavyweight world champion.
|
|
Instead of settling, Mike and Megan decided to become woodworkers.
|
|
A dangerous world may be about to become more dangerous. ■
|
|
Everything seems to become surreal when it enters Trump's orbit.
|
|
Moore said she and her husband hope to become parents.
|
|
The question now is, what's to become of it all?
|
|
"We don't want to become a public bathroom," Schultz said.
|
|
That drove me to become a physician and help others.
|
|
Both are likely to become flashpoints during the Senate race.
|
|
" Kufrin has now moved on to become the next "Bachelorette.
|
|
Instead, he launched a campaign to become Minnesota's attorney general.
|
|
Even so, the jihadi decides to become a suicide bomber.
|
|
Houston has had to learn how to become a leader.
|
|
It's time for the promises made to become promises kept.
|
|
After leaving Congress, he went on to become a lobbyist.
|
|
Richard Neal and he's about to become a household name.
|
|
China has grown to become its sixth largest export market.
|
|
And each year, the offerings seem to become more inventive.
|
|
Training and education are often required to become a cremator.
|
|
It wasn't easy to become an entrepreneur later in life.
|
|
"It's going to become more and more accepted," he added.
|
|
Bernie Sanders, vying to become the country's first Muslim governor.
|
|
Manafort went on to become Trump's campaign chairman in 2016.
|
|
Clinton remains the prohibitive favorite to become the Democratic nominee.
|
|
The decrees require the approval of Congress to become law.
|
|
In the brine, longer casts tend to become more critical.
|
|
James McConville to become the next Army chief of staff.
|
|
He grew up to become president of the United States.
|
|
But earlier this year, the term started to become meaningless.
|
|
There are only two ways to become rich: Make more.
|
|
Cecile Eledge said she "never hesitated" to become the surrogate.
|
|
" "I want things to become peaceful because it's not easy.
|
|
America West and US Air merged to become US Airways.
|
|
He's going to become exactly who you say he is.
|
|
They said they planned to become professional footballers in Russia.
|
|
After several shifts, however, it started to become a chore.
|
|
The cure is to get over themselves, to become anonymous.
|
|
What's to become of his old firm, Pearson Specter Litt?
|
|
Six months ago, I decided to become a sugar baby.
|
|
The wall is expected to become operational in the fall.
|
|
Bill Lee's (R) desk for a signature to become law.
|
|
A candidate needs 8,000 votes to become a council member.
|
|
What kind of princess have I grown up to become?
|
|
These reforms enabled China to become the superstar of globalization.
|
|
Moreover, India is poised to become a major regional player.
|
|
Over time the files were said to become increasingly disorganized.
|
|
Drexler later went on to become the CEO of J.Crew.
|
|
It causes what little food there is to become unaffordable.
|
|
On the other, it impelled them to become more efficient.
|
|
Chrysler wanted Daimler to become more flexible, agile and faster.
|
|
Scott Brown to become U.S. ambassador to New Zealand, Sen.
|
|
Son shifted to become a major player in Japanese telecoms.
|
|
Would she ever have wanted to become a candidate herself?
|
|
To interest fellow gamers, I needed to become a woman.
|
|
Work to become more aware of your habit of worry.
|
|
Eventually, I dropped out of seminary to become a psychologist.
|
|
That meant to stay cool, I had to become numb.
|
|
In 1989, Stucky applied to nasa to become an astronaut.
|
|
The desk folds down farther to become a queen bed.
|
|
But first they need to become comfortable with each other.
|
|
Gunningham left Amazon last year to become WeWork's vice chairman.
|
|
Karen Gillan underwent an extensive process to become Marvel's Nebula.
|
|
Four years later, he made his move to become mayor.
|
|
"Democrats need to become the party of justice," he writes.
|
|
A technicality allowed the divorce documents to become temporarily public.
|
|
Does it have to become more aggressive down the road?
|
|
But they're on line and they're waiting to become citizens.
|
|
So I tried to become that: a fun, normal girl.
|
|
They want to become us, and I don't blame them.
|
|
Choksi left Facebook last year to become a venture capitalist.
|
|
They will do anything in order to become that star.
|
|
Niemi was scheduled to become a free agent July 1.
|
|
"We know it's going to become a problem," Harrell said.
|
|
The lawmakers who are vying to become chairman are Reps.
|
|
Facebook Messenger is aiming to become your default messaging app.
|
|
He would later go on to become a Navy admiral.
|
|
Erica Rose is about to become a mom of two!
|
|
" Muslims, he said, "have to become part of the community.
|
|
He decided to become Bellow's authorized biographer, if he could.
|
|
There are two ways to become relevant as a conservative.
|
|
Apparently we allow members of foreign monarchies to become Americans.
|
|
Then, there's the chance for everyone to become a hotelier.
|
|
There are countless ways to become disoriented, hurt, and killed.
|
|
It was a really fun project to become part of.
|
|
It's like when we start to become more like cyborgs.
|
|
North Macedonia hopes to become NATO's 30th member next year.
|
|
"We aspire to become a hub for consumption," Enthoven concluded.
|
|
I want to become something and actually live my life.
|
|
Ali Mobasser: I was too scared to become an artist.
|
|
L), is to become finance director of Britain's HSBC (HSBA.
|
|
After clearing waivers, Santana chose to become a free agent.
|
|
"We do not expect everyone to become vegan," Springmann said.
|
|
You were forced to become a cog in this machine.
|
|
No, we don't want to become vegan or start CrossFit.
|
|
Now for the main event: I need to become Mark.
|
|
I think the branding is going to become really hard.
|
|
First of all, you're not going to become a millionaire.
|
|
Maduro has encouraged them to become involved in agricultural production.
|
|
Now she is on her way to become a developer.
|
|
Jim Christiana to become the Republican challenger for Democratic Sen.
|
|
It doesn't take long for some faces to become familiar.
|
|
"We do not want to become one of those sources."
|
|
Donald J. Trump was set to become the Republican nominee.
|
|
Kim Kardashian West donned multiple looks to become Elle Woods.
|
|
Read about how the Seahawks want to become sleeping giants.
|
|
He left Chase in 1981 to become ambassador to Morocco.
|
|
We need to become Americans and live the American dream.
|
|
I think it takes a lot to become somebody else.
|
|
This means investing in yourself to become great at something.
|
|
Durham's inquiry has since expanded to become a criminal probe.
|
|
Now, she's running to become the city's first Latina mayor.
|
|
"Moulin Rouge!" always seemed destined to become a Broadway musical.
|
|
But deadlock threatened to become crisis at the coming meeting.
|
|
"I wanted the house to become an icon," he says.
|
|
"It has the potential to become extremely dangerous," he said.
|
|
The nation's geographic divides are likewise expected to become wider.
|
|
She decided at an early age to become a painter.
|
|
The company has struggled to become a major player there.
|
|
Instead, Chelsea has — admirably — set out to become self-sustaining.
|
|
"Yes, he was lucky to become a martyr," said another.
|
|
I wasn't about to become one with this film either.
|
|
That is what Mourinho wants his Manchester United to become.
|
|
However, that doesn't mean that things need to become contentious.
|
|
It's quite something to become a parent against your will.
|
|
Our troops' sacrifice in 1950 is about to become worthless.
|
|
Renée, Obviously no one's expecting you to become Ethel Merman.
|
|
The real talk on how to become a sustainable brand?
|
|
Here are steps women can take to become financially savvy.
|
|
Chris Hogan knows what it takes to become a millionaire.
|
|
I mean, it's going to become the rule of law.
|
|
There are many ways to become an influential theoretical physicist.
|
|
About creating the possibility for somebody to become an artist.
|
|
He didn't ask to become this raving, crazy ice killer.
|
|
Teachers, by and large, do not want to become killers.
|
|
He is undeterred in his ambitions to become an architect.
|
|
Neville, though, has not allowed those restrictions to become excuses.
|
|
Lech Walesa would go on to become president in 1990.
|
|
It is easy to become detached from stories like these.
|
|
"We choose to become scientists to make history," she said.
|
|
Under her guidance, he attempts to become a better person.
|
|
Now, Shazam is about to become the property of Apple.
|
|
Fashion is a dream that suddenly has to become reality.
|
|
Last fall, he agreed to become one of those C.E.O.s.
|
|
Example: My ideal career is to become a successful author.
|
|
Mr. Kemp is now poised to become governor in January.
|
|
I'm trying to become a stylist and break into fashion.
|
|
Three years ago, Netflix said it wanted to become HBO.
|
|
You were provided every means to become part of society.
|
|
Those disagreements will continue to become, at times, meaningfully adversarial.
|
|
Mr. Kerry would go on to become secretary of state.
|
|
Because the company went on to become much more valuable.
|
|
Still, don't expect face tattoos to become commonplace anytime soon.
|
|
ZenGo wants to become the crypto wallet for the masses
|
|
But his goal isn't to become a traditional Hollywood star.
|
|
Last fall, Aaron announced her ambition to become a model.
|
|
I was willing to wait 30 years to become chairman.
|
|
It was always in my mind to become a driver.
|
|
"I expected him to become a lawyer," his father said.
|
|
To become law, the measure must be signed by Trump.
|
|
He wants to become one of the league's sturdiest defenders.
|
|
Those who find it difficult to become unconscious are INSOMNIACS.
|
|
It takes 10 years of apprenticing just to become proficient.
|
|
We are not looking for Venezuela to become a Switzerland.
|
|
"We cannot allow the situation to become routine," said Col.
|
|
There he made it his goal to become a pathologist.
|
|
The governorates are "going to become increasingly important," said Henman.
|
|
Like most people, I didn't mean to become an addict.
|
|
In 2018, Democrats had a chance to become that party.
|
|
This is when it started to become real for me.
|
|
Thus began his journey to become Italy's most divisive writer.
|
|
"He had a thirst to become a household name." video
|
|
Why would you want to become one of us now?
|
|
He wanted to become the Dr. Dre of social media.
|
|
"I want to learn to become a teacher," said another.
|
|
Eventually, and inevitably, they separate, to become their autonomous selves.
|
|
"He needs to become a kid again," Mr. Hardwick said.
|
|
It doesn't take long for everyday life to become unrecognizable.
|
|
He sensed his agent was about to become his executor.
|
|
"Hillary Clinton is never going to become president," Pence responded.
|
|
Sky Brown (pictured) is set to become Britain's youngest Olympian.
|
|
She thought about going to college to become a teacher.
|
|
One day, he would like to become a police officer.
|
|
We met when we both auditioned to become cycling instructors!
|
|
That's a way to become very poor in one hour.
|
|
He wants to become a foster parent to his grandson.
|
|
Each national government chooses one candidate to become a commissioner.
|
|
The increase originally was scheduled to become effective on Oct.
|
|
Cairo's plans to become an energy hub faces some risks.
|
|
He was on a path to become a better person.
|
|
Guinea's president, Alpha Condé, is hoping to become the 12th.
|
|
In 2020, it's vowed to become "more sustainable than ever."
|
|
"I don't want to become an annoying vegan," he said.
|
|
"We're so excited to become parents," Buffie, 41, tells PEOPLE.
|
|
The Tomah VA were enabling these guys to become addicts.
|
|
Five years ago, I decided to become a morning person.
|
|
In 22009, Mr. Clinton selected him to become Treasury secretary.
|
|
The comparison even reportedly started to become a resistance symbol.
|
|
Foster care parents can opt to become the adoptive parents.
|
|
Of course, he could still fail to become Prime Minister.
|
|
Facebook and Snapchat are determined to become bigger video forces.
|
|
It won't take long for Bedford Falls to become Pottersville.
|
|
At some point, however, a company needs to become profitable.
|
|
Grimké wanted to become a lawyer and a judge, too.
|
|
We aged; the bags seemed to become only more numerous.
|
|
Phil Bredesen to become the first female senator from Tennessee.
|
|
No one wants to become the center of a scandal.
|
|
Of course, the Caucus proposals have yet to become law.
|
|
In 220, Amazon surpassed Walmart to become America's biggest retailer.
|
|
The name Mama Dip went on to become a brand.
|
|
The crown prince is expected to become emperor in 2019.
|
|
Until recently, I never wanted to become a US citizen.
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If it fails, the bill is unlikely to become law.
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Naturally, he grew up to become an old masters specialist.
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Paper. What books made you want to become a writer?
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And what books made you want to become a politician?
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I want to challenge you to become a better ally.
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Thomas has also been inspired to become a police officer.
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The best way to become a bartender is through experience.
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Why he wanted to become president I just don't understand.
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It separated to become a publicly traded company in 2006.
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It is hard not to become numb to the news.
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Did Bolt optimize this irregularity to become the fastest human?
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Antetokounmpo is set to become a free agent in 2021.
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He took classes and decided to become a drug counselor.
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Early results are likely to become available after 1 p.m.
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Vila remembers Ibaka's obsessive drive to become an N.B.A. player.
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Justin has previously spoken about wanting to become a father.
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To become a citizen, you need to know just one.
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The pipeline is scheduled to become operational in early 2020.
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I think it's important to become public at this point.
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They also allowed American cars to become more globally competitive.
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Some people are more likely to become leaders than others.
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We already know how to become a less polarized country.
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A few Japanese rice farms offered to become McDonald's suppliers.
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We males need the connection with female to become whole.
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Others have argued that they are likely to become widespread.
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Nonetheless, certain companies are already considering how to become greener.
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Any legislation would need the Senate's approval to become law.
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You are about to become numero uno in the world.
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He inspired my music to become looser and more soulful.
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Won't we have to become like them in the end?
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For the part, you had to become bigger and hunkier.
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I mean, they thought we were going to become insurers.
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This was to become his default attitude throughout the trip.
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We're not the first species to become a planetary force.
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It is time for white people to become racially literate.
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Most of this data is only beginning to become available.
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Are you advocating for parents to become technophobes or luddites?
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Davis switched parties to become a Republican following the controversy.
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Rowe was going to leave to become a truck driver.
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So they've banded together to become a potent negotiating force.
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He's looking to become a bigger player in the planet.
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He was about to become the country's first elected senator.
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Because that's exactly what we have allowed ourselves to become.
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This enables us to become a better partner to Boeing.
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Pinterest has also struggled to become relevant in digital advertising.
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That only added to her drive to become a success.
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But actually going so far as to become a citizen?
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They all want to become the hub for wealth management.
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It forces cybersecurity investments to become less optional or discretionary.
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India's Indians were not permitted to become citizens until 1946.
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That leads frost patterns to become larger and more intricate.
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It was a dream of mine to become a doctor.
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The ambition is to become a Grand Tour winning team.
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It's allowed people's culture consumption habits to become global, borderless.
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She's in a relationship that's starting to become really serious.
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Spiegel has a "stretch goal" to become profitable in 2019.
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Share your story, nurture and develop others to become leaders.
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Schultz will need to become popular before he can fizzle.
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These days, big swings are bound to become more common.
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It is the fastest way to become an international name.
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So what does it take to become a data scientist?
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Princess Anne would go on to become an Olympic equestrian.
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We talked about college and what he wanted to become.
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Jenkins never intended for these shots to become a thing.
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"I wanted to become the Korean Zena Holloway," Kim said.
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Maybe that's enough time for it to become fun again?
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Tillerson subsequently asked her to become his chief of staff.
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Phish threatens to become its own Madison Square Garden institution.
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Then he worked to become more fluent in the data.
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"He plans to become a human rights activist," she said.
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It was the moment I decided to become a photojournalist.
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That maybe, it would last long enough to become Art.
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Forcelli always knew that he wanted to become a policeman.
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She recounted wanting to become an officer at age 6.
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It's never been a better time to become a YouTuber.
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Mr. Krueger attended Cornell University intending to become a lawyer.
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It hasn't quite settled into what it's going to become.
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From the start, she was eager to become a homeowner.
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"I don't want to become a statistic," Ms. Moy said.
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But they're in line and they're waiting to become citizens.
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John Visentin, previously at Novitex Enterprise Solutions, to become CEO.
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It's how China plans to become the world's next superpower.
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"Most likely to become a terrorist," a teacher called out.
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Steven Edelstone also wants to become BFFs with Alex Turner.
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You were 17 when you decided to become a nun.
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To become the best, they needed to kill their idols.
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They both have tried to become social media influencers themselves.
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I had to [become a reenactor] to find this out.
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Rashida Tlaib is set to become the first Muslim congresswoman.
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Sorvino never became the superstar she seemed poised to become.
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But I didn't want it to become a business proposal.
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To become law, the treaty must return to the Council.
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It was at this age I learned how to take up less space, to become quieter than I was before, to become so still and breathless it was as if I wasn't even there.
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She claims that Pennsylvania law does not allow someone to become a mother by a contract – and that the only laws to become a parent are through adoption or the act of giving birth.
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Here's Alison Willmore: "To consume any or all of the Theranos retellings is to begin to feel that Holmes' true calling was not to become a visionary, but to become a vector of content."
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The device maker HTC had surpassed Apple to become the largest smartphone vendor in the United States, while the computer company Acer had leapfrogged Dell to become the world's second-largest personal computer maker.
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In the end, the destiny of the black man so far has been to become white, and that will only balance out when it's become the destiny of the white man to become black.
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"When we came here in 2009, I was thinking, when I have to become a US citizen, when I have to become part of this great nation," says Laique Khan, who emigrated from Pakistan.
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"I have officially endorsed Ted Cruz to become the first Hispanic-American president, to become the first first-generation American president," Beck said Saturday to building applause here as Cruz came onto the stage.
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Those who move to a politically dissimilar place tend to become independents; those who move to a place where people vote the same way they do tend to become more extreme in their convictions.
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CEFC China Energy has emerged from a niche fuel trader to become a rapidly growing oil and finance conglomerate with assets across the world and an ambition to become one of China's energy giants.
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During development, the larvae that are destined to become queens eat more than the ones destined to become workers, which at least partially explains their higher levels of insulin-like peptides, Dr. Kronauer said.
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Although he lost to Mr. Muscat in a contest to become party leader in 2008, the elder Mr. Abela went on to become president the following year and served in the role until 2014.
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In 220, Longines relinquished its independence to become part of Asuag, a consortium of Swiss watch manufacturers that later merged with another group called SSIH to become the watchmaking giant Swatch Group in 2400.
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Since then the party has grown to become the country's dominant political force, doubling its vote to 212% in May's EU parliamentary elections to become the most popular party in the world's eighth largest economy.
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As Apple works to become independent of Google through the provision of its own services like Apple Music and iCloud, Google is moving to become independent of Apple by trying to make a better smartphone.
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CHARLESTON, S.C. — The brother who was never expected to become president — but did — will be trotted out Monday as a lifeline to the brother who was always expected to become president, but now may not.
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The only reason you want to become a bank and take deposits, the only reasons to become a bank is when they think they want to provide their own lending from their own balance sheet.
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When Sebelius moved to Washington in 85033 to become secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS), Parkinson moved up to become governor, and then on to his AHCA job when the term expired in 2011.
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For example, in Sardonyx's theme—Pearl and Garnet's fusion—Garnet's presence has influenced Pearl's piano to become confident and bombastic, while Pearl's presence has influenced Garnet's bass and synth sounds to become theatrical and jazzy.
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Other Pritzkers went on to become film producers and state governors.
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Basically, preschoolers need to become experts at sniffing out Fake News.
|
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For Mr Xu it was a signal to become far bolder.
|
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Without hesitation, Madison Kocian said she wanted to become a pediatrician.
|
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Several countries are vying to become African hubs for Islamic finance.
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"We are not in it to become bitcoin millionaires," Taihuttu said.
|
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Former Communist bloc nations have aspired to become part of Europe.
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Above all, doctors need to become more comfortable talking about mistakes.
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Karin even went back to school to become a social worker.
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Why was it important to you to become a celebrity dentist?
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When did that start to become something that you worked towards?
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Lindsey Graham directly in line to become the Judiciary Committee chairman.
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He was scheduled to become an unrestricted free agent in March.
|
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These big ups and downs are going to become more common.
|
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The Senate Republicans' bill has to become public at some point.
|
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And the computer science grads were heading off to become millionaires.
|
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Guess it's time for drink-pouring to become an Olympic sport.
|
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I feel like I'm the person I was supposed to become.
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"Just recently I started to become okay with it," Thorne said.
|
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I wasn't prepared to become a mom, let alone give birth.
|
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They want it to become the Senate's problem for a while.
|
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Bosnia is hoping to become an EU candidate later this year.
|
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The policy will take another seven months to become fully implemented.
|
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There he attempted to become the youngest Masters champion in history.
|
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Because most shows are union, Malek had to become a member.
|
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Tools like TrueAllele are continuing to become more common in courtrooms.
|
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OVO was starting to become a huge presence during Caribana time.
|
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And then Reddit spun out to become an independent company again.
|
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She aspires to become a role model through persistence and stamina.
|
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Something that I need to endure to become more mentally resilient.
|
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What's the one way to become the choice airlines for Singaporeans?
|
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And next month he is going to become a dad himself.
|
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Some KADEM women even say feminists are trying to become men.
|
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Page says Trump is not ever going to become president, right?
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The NBA has grown to become China's most popular sports league.
|
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"She said she was finally going to become free," Brown said.
|
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That's why 2017 is the year to become a morning person.
|
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In 2007, she was the first woman to become House speaker.
|
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Bezos eclipsed Gates to become the world's richest person last month.
|
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"Our ultimate goal is to become treatment of choice," Bennett said.
|
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Ready to become a big data pro and kickstart your career?
|
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His ambition: to become a doctor and treat people for free.
|
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I attended college knowing that I wanted to become a doctor.
|
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Even as he expects things to become more difficult going forward.
|
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For many boys, it's where they learn how to become men.
|
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Health literacy needs to become a routine part of this evaluation.
|
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He didn't choose to become an illegal street vendor, he said.
|
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This kind of artwork is only going to become more common.
|
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Then, the brain oscillations started to become synchronized, firing all together.
|
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Now 16, the lanky teenager's dream is to become a driver.
|
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"I'm not saying everyone needs to become a programmer," he added.
|
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"You have to become a member of that community," Spain said.
|
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Life is unlikely to become more secure for the low-skilled.
|
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And it's why so many of us chose to become IBMers.
|
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In that time, she performed enough miracles to become a saint.
|
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Actually, once I finished school I wanted to become a designer.
|
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Now, it's abundantly clear that she's going to become a pornographer.
|
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This caused her "to become alarmed and annoyed," the document says.
|
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At times she appeared to become emotional discussing her presidential run.
|
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With time though, it evolved to become tighter and more revealing.
|
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Professional 3D authoring tools will need to become more cost-efficient.
|
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The amendment required 60 percent of the vote to become law.
|
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Buffett's eldest son Howard is expected to become non-executive chairman.
|
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He eventually worked his way up to become CEO in 2003.
|
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Now Shanghai is competing with Beijing to become China's cultural capital.
|
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If you're easily distracted, Flipd is about to become your BFF.
|
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Ufologists, though, might argue that they, too, deserve to become legitimized.
|
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He then went to become a first lieutenant in the Army.
|
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A Big Dream to become a screenwriter for a soap opera.
|
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This was about to become a business in a real way.
|
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It was on the cusp of this about to become mainstream.
|
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For it to become something of this caliber is just awesome.
|
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Next, he wants to become the Strahan of afternoon talk shows.
|
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These days, buildings have been forced to become mini logistical centers.
|
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And that is the company that Unacast is striking to become.
|
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Survey after survey shows that Americans want to become debt-free.
|
|
So how did that prepare you to become a conflict photographer?
|
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"Jean Grey could have lived to become a god," Uatu says.
|
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As for Broski's sage advice to creators hoping to become memes?
|
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A new tree takes at least three years to become productive.
|
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And these are expected to become more frequent with climate change.
|
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And it entices riders to become more engaged with Uber's app.
|
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In time, though, it could lead him to become a collector.
|
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To expand, to grow, to become a better version of yourself?
|
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But he's generally seen as too green to become premier yet.
|
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Bezos' rise demonstrates just how formidable Amazon has grown to become.
|
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The good news is, it's fairly easy to become a journalist.
|
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"This is very likely to become a legal issue," says Hartinger.
|
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Eventually, Revolut wants to become the financial hub on your phone.
|
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It took two years for garage to become frozen in time.
|
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Now they'll try to become healthy together in this new series.
|
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He was a strong backer of Goodell to become N.F.L. commissioner.
|
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Public support for allowing one to become an empress is strong.
|
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The bill is widely expected to become law by the summer.
|
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ClearXchange rebranded to become the more consumer-friendly "Zelle" last summer.
|
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Women may marry men, but they don't have to become them.
|
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He is eligible to become a free agent after the season.
|
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Her exaggerated, tear-faced crying sequence went on to become apparel.
|
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Its effects are only just starting to become visible (see Briefing).
|
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" One day, she hopes to become fluent herself: "That's my dream.
|
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It is virtually impossible for a foreigner to become a citizen.
|
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All the ideas Schultz has offered require legislation to become law.
|
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It's thought warmer weather caused the ice to become more unstable.
|
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"We need to become more vocal and more demanding," Kooijmans says.
|
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Also, I hoped to become his boss and fire the guy.
|
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He did not expect it to become a Category 5 storm.
|
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Air purifiers are yet to become a household product in India.
|
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I'm not saying Game of Thrones needs to become Real World.
|
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Kaito Fukuda, 20, does not want to become a salary man.
|
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It will take years for the full consequences to become clear.
|
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The "boss blazer" has gone on to become a best-seller.
|
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Ms. Berman left in 2005 to become president of Paramount Pictures.
|
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Davis is due to become a free agent in July 2020.
|
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Second, China's incentives to become self-reliant in semiconductors have rocketed.
|
|
Here's everything you need to know to become an insta-pundit.
|
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The Jellicle cats are about to become a lot more famous!
|
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What was the learning curve like to become a fermentation expert?
|
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Bernie Sanders to become the 45th president of the United States.
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Souta left his hometown to become a web designer in Tokyo.
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Second, we strive to become the world's best in edge computing.
|
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Brown said that Beyond is trying to become an international company.
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"Dylan" would go on to become Anthem, which launches next month.
|
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Anakin Skywalker trained to become a Jedi before becoming Darth Vader.
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We did not wait for the DOJ report to become final.
|
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This is starting to become a pattern with President-elect Trump.
|
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Like all products, it was inevitable for them to become boring.
|
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Even so, it will take time for digibank to become profitable.
|
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"To become a smaller company—that's against shareholder interests," Heavner says.
|
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To fix this, the crossing answer would've had to become ERMINU.
|
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The bill now awaits President Donald Trump's signature to become law.
|
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Noisey: Did you ever expect "BonBon" to become a global hit?
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Most people will never need to become Coda masters, he says.
|
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Relax. One thing you don't want to become is a meme.
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Namely, the choice to become a nun in the first place.
|
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Kylie Jenner is about to become a mom — and she's prepared.
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Those who feel left behind are about to become more so.
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When did you know you wanted to become a tattoo artist?
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To learn more about how to become a volunteer, visit here.
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Arie Luyendyk Jr. and Lauren Burnham are about to become parents!
|
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Then Michelle Pfeiffer and Faye Dunaway started to become regular clients.
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To become public company through merger agreement with easterly acquisition corp.
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Did the Tamagotchi prime us to become slaves to meaningless beeping?
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I don't know — I didn't expect it to become my identity.
|
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" Sansa: "Okay, well, time for you to become Lord of Winterfell!
|
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You're about to become the head of your own Intel Agency.
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But I did love when it started to become fun again.
|
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When you come to America, you get to become an American.
|
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Here's everything you need to know to become an insta-pundit.
|
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Fortunately, Iran is not about to become a nuclear-weapons power.
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Gaskin was studying to become a nurse, family members told WBBM.
|
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Ford also aims to become the world's most trusted mobility company.
|
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In order to become a saint, one must perform two miracles.
|
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This post-Trump party would surely try to become more diverse.
|
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Iacocca rose to become president of Ford Motor in December 1970.
|
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What inspired you to become an advocate for women with disabilities?
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It didn't take long for plastic straws to become the enemy.
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They save things they're fascinated by, and to become better people.
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Did you set out for it to become that as well?
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He was expected to become minority leader after the 2018 elections.
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Maybe I had to become their version of a real woman.
|
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"I'd like Rome to become a more humane city," he said.
|
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But does Rick need to become a monster himself to fight?
|
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But if you want to become a professional bodybuilder, guess what?
|
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He went on to become chief executive of Fox in 2015.
|
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The nominee needs at least 50 votes to become the administrator.
|
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Midoriya's struggle is to become a hero and All Might's successor.
|
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Silicon Valley's geek god is trying to become its political savior.
|
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Think your cat has what it takes to become a champion?
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The Communist Party's authority is set to become even more entrenched.
|
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Bernshteyn declined to comment on when Coupa expects to become profitable.
|
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"I would never force you to become a mom," he responded.
|
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Meanwhile sports betting and other gambling is to become more widespread.
|
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That's why I'm running to become president of the United States.
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She wanted to become a lawyer, and she was so beautiful.
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This is where the monster's first role starts to become clear.
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