We have misused the word tolerance to such an extent.
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Without them, the tax base shrinks to such an extent that countries simply go broke.
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"They increased expectations to such an extent that nine months was a disappointment," Fritsch said.
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Often, it compels us to such an extent that we forget it is a metaphor.
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And millions of tons of pulp from trees is not needed to such an extent anymore.
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Our entertainment and politics have merged to such an extent that it's impossible to separate them.
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I'm objectified and diminished to such an extent that my personal qualities aren't paid attention to.
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And in November he bludgeoned Diaz to such an extent that the doctor stopped the bout.
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Liberalism tends to be marinated in optimism to such an extent that it sometimes shades into naivety.
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Technology has liberated designers to such an extent that they now see their job as complementary storytellers.
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It does to an extent, but not to such an extent that you have to have them.
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At times he has meandered to such an extent that questions about his age and vigor become unavoidable.
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The place and people fascinated me to such an extent that I knew I had to live there.
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This ability, which exists to such an extent in no other animal, makes its genes of considerable interest.
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For most athletes, it requires backing off training to such an extent that top performance is not possible.
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In Sweden, there's been a blowback to such an extent that Sweden has now introduced conscription, among other things.
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I wore my glasses that he disliked to such an extent that he made me cry in a LensCrafters.
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The way I was in awe of women, to such an extent that I was unable to approach them.
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It is not unique to Argentina, not at all, but few countries struggle with it to such an extent.
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"Had it not been for my family's support, I wouldn't be working toward my dream to such an extent."
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To me, the trend has peaked to such an extent that it's almost becoming a little shopworn as a joke.
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The mass treasure hunt absorbs this nation to such an extent that filmmakers and playwrights have dedicated works to it.
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In some areas, participants said, crowds swelled to such an extent that people had to form rows several people deep.
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To such an extent did these poets exalt alcohol that it has arguably been the image most associated with Persian poetry.
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Out of the blue, some social media challenges take off to such an extent that people seem powerless to ignore them.
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The business eventually grew to such an extent that the young entrepreneur started specializing in "trauma cleaning" — and it's highly lucrative.
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But humans have accelerated this process to such an extent that antibiotics used to treat infections are increasingly threatened with obsolescence.
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The risks have mounted to such an extent that some German towns are unable to field candidates for leadership at all.
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" Bateman writes: "And you get used to this performance to such an extent that you forget to behave any other way.
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It stretches existing doctrines of criminal liability to such an extent, it has virtually no chance of being sustained by Florida courts.
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But the lead of Theresa May's Conservatives over Labour has shrunk to such an extent that this is now a strong possibility.
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In 2017, a fledgling Wikipedian accused Fram of monitoring her activity on the site to such an extent that felt like harassment.
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Perfect: (adj.) An action that, once fully-revealed, creates and compels controversy to such an extent that political divisions increase and harden.
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But since then the gap has narrowed, to such an extent that some projections suggest May will not win an overall majority.
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"She doesn't think I'm funny, but like to such an extent that it's deeply hurtful," Apatow said of his younger daughter, Iris.
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Its investigators had found the club had breached financial control regulations to such an extent that it recommended the team be punished.
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China is paying because they're devaluing their currency to such an extent and they're pouring tremendous amounts of cash into their system.
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But rapidly rising costs pinched profits to such an extent that the company's earnings were about $1 billion below its own expectations.
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Dodd-Frank red-tape costs have held back lending to such an extent that business start-ups have practically come to a halt.
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His actions have also compromised him to such an extent he can no longer represent himself as a priest, even after his repentance.
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"I never thought I would be micromanaged to such an extent that I would be told what colour pen to use," she says.
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Dangerously, however, the war in Yemen is repeatedly being seen as a proxy war with Iran to such an extent that on Feb.
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Many victims, groomed to such an extent that they believed sexual abuse was part of growing up, developed drinking problems and other addictions.
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What in our political system allowed him to get elected, and what has allowed him to misuse the presidency to such an extent?
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But, to the contrary, music videos are thriving to such an extent that it's no longer enough to release a straight-up music video.
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Her kidneys were damaged to such an extent that it's unlikely they'd ever be able to cope with the additional burden of a pregnancy.
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His collection has grown to such an extent that he has started giving them away to friends and family members who come to visit.
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This period has been called an exaggeration or overdetermination of the Baroque to such an extent that it marked the end of that era.
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Still, Barcelona has relied on Messi to such an extent that he should probably get to claim them as a dependent on his taxes.
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Mr. Trump flouted the norms of presidential behavior at the news conference to such an extent that it left many Republicans struggling to respond.
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Son had tormented Barzagli to such an extent that the defender had resorted to some of the darker arts to try to quiet him.
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"Given tame U.S. inflation expectations, it is unnecessary to push monetary policy normalization to such an extent that the yield curve inverts," he added.
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Markets have tumbled to such an extent this year that many stocks are considered cheap by traders and fund managers, even after Sunday's rally.
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"Things are going to have to get worse before dissatisfaction emerges to such an extent that it becomes impossible for Maduro to continue," said Taylor.
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If the money was not received, the Rohinya were beaten to death, or neglected to such an extent that they succumbed to sickness and disease.
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"It's pretty unprecedented that you have the U.K., France, and Germany coordinating to such an extent to try to lobby and persuade the U.S.," said Geranmayeh.
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Alphabet today dominates search, digital advertising, and mobile through its Android operating system, to such an extent it has drawn the ire of the European Commission.
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Friends of mine are ordering Kamatsu (ph) tractors now because they've de-valued the yen to such an extent that you can't buy a Caterpillar tractor.
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"I think it's about the desire to be objectified to such an extent that one is playing the part of a literal sex object," Handal says.
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They've been plagued by antisocial swans to such an extent recently that they've had to resort to using water pistols to fend off the feisty beasts.
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Weapons technology has not improved to such an extent since 2017 that today's civilians can be afforded greater protection than those killed in Raqqa and Mosul.
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It is truly the sign of a master that he can vary scale to such an extent; yet retain the power of his best-known works.
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For weeks, the perimeter of the airfield was bombed and rocketed and napalmed to such an extent that he kind of got used to the noise.
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Sometimes it has taken years to intervene, allowing the finances at certain facilities to unravel to such an extent that the quality of care was undermined.
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Others become concentrated on whatever is at hand to such an extent that they block out everything and reach "merkana," a quasi-catatonic state of bliss.
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Ed Fries I'm probably the only one who would tell you this, but after launch everyone embraced Halo to such an extent it was actually a problem.
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There are definitely areas in our city, for example, where the rents have gone up to such an extent that it's pushed out many, many great stores.
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Joachim Loew's world champions dominated their group to such an extent that they scored 43 goals — on average, more than four per game — while conceding just four.
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Rice and refried beans can provide ballast — at Teotihuacan to such an extent that a plate of cheese enchiladas is roughly the size of a stretching cat.
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Gulf equity markets have tumbled to such an extent this year that many stocks are considered cheap by traders and fund managers, even after Sunday's bourse rebound.
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However, in the months that followed, the manager lashed out to such an extent that the writer experienced stress-based health issues and sought to switch teams.
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Opinion polls show the crisis has cut public support for the Liberals to such an extent that they could lose in October to the official opposition Conservatives.
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And there's the possibility that some kids may be drawn to pornography to such an extent that it may disrupt their real-life relationships and their lives.
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It's possible this position could shift; it's possible Mr. West could double down to such an extent that it would be untenable for the relationship to continue.
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That obscured the ability for people to notice catatonia, to such an extent that in the 1990s, researchers wondered if catatonia had disappeared in the population entirely.
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The Abuja airport runway had deteriorated to such an extent that some major international airlines had refused to fly there, and some aircraft reported damage to their undercarriage.
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The series has now diverged to such an extent from the books that it's always possible Aegon will show up later than expected in order to surprise readers.
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Using a robot in a military situation diffuses culpability to such an extent that even our idea of blame is very difficult to assign to any one place.
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But thanks to rising temperatures, the glacier has retreated to such an extent that meltwater is now flowing towards the Kaskaulsh River and into the Gulf of Alaska.
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"We thought the Hint was an awesome product, but the market has declined to such an extent it is hard to make it a huge success," he said.
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Young people may have come to rely on those apps to such an extent that they've forgotten ride-sharing isn't Not to mention that there are also taxis.
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They already have citizenship and have money, property and businesses to such an extent that they often attract the resentment of Kenyans who are less well-to-do.
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These individuals suffer schizophrenia, psychotic disorders and other problems to such an extent that they are unable to manage their financial affairs and other basic tasks without help.
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The future Lady Astor charmed William Astor to such an extent that she and Waldorf were given a grand home near London, called Cliveden, as a wedding present.
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They accuse the Oil Ministry and Mr. Rouhani of sweetening the proposed contract to such an extent that foreign companies will be able to all but own oil wells.
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Streaming had grown to such an extent it was close to overtaking the sums earned from downloads, with an estimated 68 million people now paying for a music subscription.
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As the best historical novels do, it absorbs the reader to such an extent that, even if they know the outline of the story, each page is a revelation.
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I rage for the thwarted luminosity of Annabella Sciorra, who feared retribution to such an extent that she initially withheld her story about Harvey Weinstein from journalist Ronan Farrow.
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" Asked to justify the decision, the prime minister replied: "I take responsibility for this decision completely, I take responsibility to such an extent that I want to explain it.
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Africans were "broken in" physically, and broken down spiritually, to such an extent they became what they had not been in their homelands or halfway through the voyage: slaves.
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Prices have plummeted so rapidly and to such an extent that shale producers that have not pre-sold their output at higher prices will soon be unprofitable, said analysts.
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In addition to outpacing other major markets, the American market has outstripped the growth of the United States economy to such an extent that it is a global outlier.
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The Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings chastened the world about the consequences of nuclear war to such an extent that firing another nuclear weapon has become, for most people, unthinkable.
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But three years in, Trump has normalized gaslighting and authoritarian rhetoric to such an extent that this interview with Ingraham barely registered as a blip on the news radar.
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But emerging market exposure to a stronger dollar and higher U.S. borrowing costs has been built up to such an extent in recent years that nerves will be jangling.
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The shale oil boom has transformed the U.S. and global energy sector to such an extent that it has upended traditional supply dynamics and made forecasts far more polarized.
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But decimated by years of neglect and the 27-1003 war with Iran, production has declined to such an extent that imports are now banned to protect the local industry.
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For three decades, Trump has been part of the New York tabloid ecosystem, to such an extent that him being allegedly good at sex was a front-page Post story.
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So many Democrats are running in three of the House races that they might split the vote to such an extent that two Republicans end up with the most ballots.
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But thanks to social media and industry blogs, those "preferences" are being exposed, shared, shamed, and retweeted to such an extent that studios can no longer pretend to be oblivious.
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The tide has turned more strongly against ISIS this year, however, with the group losing Raqqa (in Syria), Mosul (in Iraq) and numerous other strongholds to such an extent that .
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Lobbying successes for constitutional carry legislation have empowered pro-gun rights to such an extent that their lobbying efforts have even begun to eclipse those of the National Rifle Association.
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The problem here really is we are in a zone of comfort to such an extent that we're insulated from that position, and that to me is a bigger fear.
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And abuses against the Rohingya — shootings, rapes and burning of villages — have recently intensified to such an extent that United Nations officials have said they may constitute crimes against humanity.
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His belief that there would be no way to tie the incriminating evidence to him emboldened him to such an extent that he taunted investigators with their own perceived impotence.
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I push this attitude to such an extent that I usually play the massive tank Reinhardt in Overwatch, getting endless satisfaction out of pummeling the folks around me with their projectiles.
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Changing gun policies "is easier to do on a state-by-state basis than it is on a national level, because Congress is gerrymandered to such an extent," Mr. Malloy said.
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In 2013, Chinese buyers were clearing out shelves in neighbouring Hong Kong to such an extent that the Hong Kong government set a cap of 1.8kg per person for mainland consumers.
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Athletes today are scrubbed and polished, antiseptic to such an extent that doctors could safely and hygienically remove any remnants of their personalities the PR professionals and publicists failed to excavate.
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By the 1960s, its ranks had dwindled to such an extent that the order began to rent some of its 21920 bedrooms to other congregations and even to other young women.
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In 2018, floodwaters blocked roads and damaged cars to such an extent that residents approved a property-tax hike to fund flood-mitigation projects like tide gates, pumps, and flood walls.
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"Refugees are marginalized to such an extent, that they are Hong Kong's own version of Untouchables," Tibbo said in a presentation at the hacker conference Chaos Communication Congress in December 2016.
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The macro has accelerated the micro to such an extent that Nyrstar and other smelters now find themselves caught between the seemingly contradictory forces of low metal and high concentrates prices.
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"Bill always loved literature and books to such an extent that for many years my mother suspected that he had been secretly writing a book," Robert Loverd said in an email.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The shale oil boom has transformed the U.S. and global energy sector to such an extent that it has upended traditional supply dynamics and made forecasts far more polarized.
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Recent polling and analysis suggest he's lost support among white female voters - to such an extent that his prospects in the swing states he needs to win reelection could be compromised.
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Betting on Pyongyang's pledge to rebuild its economy, property speculators pushed up home prices in Dandong to such an extent that local authorities stepped in to impose purchase restrictions in May.
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While Corwin told friends and loved ones she was expecting a child, her remains had decomposed to such an extent that medical examiners couldn't be certain she was pregnant when she died.
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That kind of blowout at the presidential level, at least according to some estimates, may depress Republican turnout to such an extent that it also dooms them to defeat in the House.
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These factors "really distanced the relationship they had with the predators," says Tellez, to such an extent that many Belizeans now don't realize how much crocodiles were valued by their Mayan ancestors.
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Ultimately, however, the United Kingdom recognized Israel, and relations improved to such an extent that in 1956, the two countries joined with France in capturing the Suez Canal and the Sinai Peninsula.
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They de-value their currencies to such an extent that our businesses cannot compete with them, our workers lose their jobs... RUBIO: And so you make them in China and in Russia.
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Unlike most binge entertainments, Happy Hour doesn't seek to divert our attention from everyday life, but to focus on it intently—to such an extent that it begins to rival life itself.
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But the opposition to this Marxist-Christian hybrid has faded from memory to such an extent that many at the Vatican today support Marxist governments, even while denouncing America's free-market economy.
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"I tend to identify with my roles to such an extent that I appear to be totally convinced about certain statements that, in real life, I would never believe in," Ganz said.
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Strayhorn deferred to Ellington to such an extent that he once allowed him to take partial credit for a song — "Something to Live For" — that he had written before they even met.
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Why would the artist go to such an extent, and financial expense, of physically deconstructing the picture plane only to undermine his own best efforts, and restore its unity with ironic brushwork?
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However, he was also concerned with Barr's four-page summary -- to such an extent that Mueller felt it necessary to put it all on paper the day after the attorney general released it.
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The first is that Mr Kim succeeds in charming the impetuous and inexperienced Mr Trump to such an extent that he makes foolish concessions that his opposite number has no intention of earning.
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But they have politicized it to such an extent and the reason, the reason is as I said they had to protect Hillary Clinton because she would have and should have been indicted.
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The intervention dried up market liquidity to such an extent that overnight funding costs in the currency briefly soared to a record 1633 percent early on Tuesday, compared to below 10 percent usually.
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He described the opportunity in China as "massive," before adding that wrestling's popularity in India had soared to such an extent that it had become second only to the national sport of cricket.
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There is "now be a reasonable chance that relations with Russia deteriorate to such an extent that Moscow" imposes a tourism and trade ban on Turkey, said Timothy Ash of BlueBay Asset Management.
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But 203.8G, which will rely on frequencies that are not yet formally granted, could speed up data transfer to such an extent that it could allow a broader use of the radio spectrum.
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Wordplay SPECIAL POST — It's not often that a wild animal trips up New York Times crossword solvers to such an extent, but the ONAGER was the most-revealed answer in last Thursday's puzzle.
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The study, he said, will aim to highlight the "political" goals of the Obama administration that he said prioritized renewable energy to such an extent that it put the electric grid at risk.
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His range, steadiness and turnover-hoarding aptitude at free safety have powered the Steelers' resurgence to such an extent that their fans might very well consider petitioning to rename the city after him.
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"We do not expect trade tensions to escalate to such an extent that businesses are severely affected, as Korea and Japan should have enough economic incentives to minimise the potential fallout," the economists said.
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"It appears to me the irregularities and improprieties occurred to such an extent that they tainted the results of the entire election and cast doubt on its fairness," said Robert Cordle, the board's chairman.
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Amazon's Web Services (AWS) model is dominating the cloud computing market to such an extent that it is now bigger than respective technologies from Google, Microsoft and IBM combined, according to Synergy Research Group.
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Banner Life, William Penn and L&G Re's ratings could also be downgraded if their profitability or market position deteriorates to such an extent that we view them as less important to L&G.
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Far from replacing humans, Artificial Intelligence is actually coming to the aid of a very old profession that has fallen out of fashion to such an extent that people are increasingly not joining it.
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"I am so humbled and honored that the women of the WNBA went to such an extent to uplift our message and the cause," said Kofi Ademola, lead organizer for Black Lives Matter in Chicago.
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Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the hardline former president, simply switched off the mobile network when protesters contested his 2009 re-election, and restricted internet bandwidth to such an extent that it took hours to access a page.
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Over decades, we have witnessed a metamorphosis, where collective identities of political elites on both sides of the aisle began to coalesce to such an extent that their ideologies and political pursuits become nearly indistinguishable.
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Diplomatic relations between America and Russia have deteriorated to such an extent that contacts between the two countries have become extremely paranoid of one another, the chief executive of Russia's largest bank has told CNBC.
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In many ways, the NFL's replay problem is a symptom of a persistent problem of the leadership in place: they micromanage to such an extent that nobody is able to just do their damn jobs.
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We also respect each other's right to hold regular military exercises in the Arctic to such an extent that we started holding formal talks last year to make sure things don't get out of hand.
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While all of these rules and regulations are good and fair in theory for the benefit and welfare of workers, they raise costs to such an extent that many small businesses can't stay in business.
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In other words, vehicle emissions have been controlled to such an extent that, even in the most car-clogged city in America, indoor air that has leaked outdoors may create more smog than transportation does.
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There have been a large number of unjustifiable deaths of black men and women — to such an extent that there are videos devoted to preserving the lives of people of color at routine traffic stops.
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Ginola left for Brest, and Francescoli for Marseille, where he would win a league title, and inspire a young fan called Zinedine Zidane to such an extent that he would name his first child Enzo.
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And although in modern times it's difficult to find a Pope who has abused his power to such an extent, who has taken such pleasure in humiliating people, there is no lack of historical precedents.
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In case you've been buried in your playlists to such an extent that you haven't noticed what's changed in Spotify since you first signed up, here are nine really useful features to take advantage of.
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Since the financial crisis, a range of factors, including lower real rates, had combined to hit returns, to such an extent that the alternative investment industry was now "inappropriately sized to deliver on clients' return expectations".
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Since taking office in 2015, the Polish government has undermined judicial independence, co-opted the state media, and colonized the bureaucracy to such an extent that the electoral playing field is increasingly skewed against the opposition.
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But she acknowledges that not all parents are willing or able to discuss sex, let alone porn, to such an extent with their children, which is why schools have a responsibility to pick up the slack.
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"This growth sprint will be a temporary one... The general conditions for economic growth have not changed to such an extent as to increase the economy's growth potential," senior official Mikko Spolander told a news conference.
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It was the first time the United States had been beaten for 28 years and since then Europe have taken a grip to such an extent that they have won 10 of the last 15 editions.
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"The official offer has not been submitted, but unofficially it has been agreed to such an extent that if no one decides to stage a last minute complete turnaround everything will be OK," the official said.
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On Monday, federal judges added a wrinkle to the already highly anticipated upcoming midterm elections when they ruled that North Carolina's districts had been drawn to favor Republicans to such an extent that they are unconstitutional.
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Contagion, an intrinsic feature of the sector for years, shrank to such an extent that an almost 22003 percent drop in Brazil's currency in a single day in May had little effect on its emerging market peers.
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LONDON, Jan 13 (Reuters) - Lenders to European leveraged loans are seeing their allocations scaled back to such an extent that investors have been forced to inflate orders in a bid to attempt to secure decent ticket sizes.
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"The economic environment has improved to such an extent that the Federal Reserve appears to have greater confidence and commitment to its process of interest rate normalization," said John Stoltzfus, chief investment strategist at Oppenheimer Asset Management.
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To such an extent that, stepping off the plane in São Paulo, I began asking myself all sorts of questions: Will there be, as the organization that invited me here promised, someone waiting to pick me up?
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The witch hunt for collusion exposed the bias and corruption of the liberal media to such an extent that these outlets and networks are finally becoming the national laughing stocks that they have long deserved to be.
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When Saddam was toppled and the country fell into chaos, Tehran saw an opportunity: it would gain control of its political system and economy to such an extent that Iraq could never again pose a military threat.
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Both he and the game he played could be seen as a rebuke to the Führer; in some regions of the US, Jews dominated basketball to such an extent that the sport was seen as inherently Jewish.
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Like a spider spinning its web, the ruling elite has obfuscated our legislative, executive and judicial branches of government to such an extent that the rule of law no longer applies to the politicians that serve them.
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The opposition was preparing a series of proposed amendments to the legislation, and a further delay could strengthen their hand in doing so — to such an extent that it could have the effect of unraveling the bill.
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"But it's also what would happen to them financially if they allowed Iran to take advantage of their economy to such an extent that they would fall under the sanctions that are on Iran," the official added.
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In the years preceding the P5+1 negotiations, Tehran's nuclear program was developing to such an extent that a preventive U.S. military strike on Iran's nuclear facilities was promoted as the least bad option on the table.
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" To make matters worse, for some people, these feelings of shame around skin tone have been internalized to such an extent that they will resort to extreme measures to make their body parts seem lighter, more "clean.
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Florentino's influence has grown to such an extent that he has boasted – amongst friends – about the changes he's been able to make to the draft of the Ley Mordaza, one of the most controversial recent laws in Spain.
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Sporting and digital equipment appears no match for the biting cold either, with skis warped to such an extent coaches are tossing them out like "garbage" while cellphone and TV camera batteries are being rendered lifeless in minutes.
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If visa liberalisation is granted after Turkey merely tweaks its laws, that would further undermine the EU. Many in Brussels are unhappy that it has sacrificed its principles to such an extent, says Marietje Schaake, a Dutch MEP.
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But what about the black children who heard she called them "superpredators" and dehumanized them to such an extent that she uses the dog command of "heel" when offering her draconian solution to the problem of gang crime?
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S3 capacity had grown to such an extent in the affected datacenter that when they restarted, running all of the safety checks and validating the integrity of the underlying metadata took a mite bit longer than they expected.
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A cure for AIDS has yet to be found, though HIV positive people who religiously take anti-retroviral therapy, a daily pill, can suppress the virus to such an extent that it's undetectable in the bloodstream, and untransmittable.
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Neglected and mismanaged for decades, America's trade problem with China has been allowed to worsen to such an extent that quick and significant corrections impatiently sought by the current U.S. administration may only damage an already strained relationship.
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"We hope to use the Guardian's platform to heighten awareness of the issue of gun control and school safety to such an extent that the federal government can no longer ignore us," they said in their editor's note.
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But in recent years it's exploded in popularity to such an extent that it's now part of the British cultural calendar for about two months a year, dominating social media and wearing down converts with each passing episode.
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This unilateral land grab of a huge chunk of the West Bank would shrink the remaining Palestinian territory to such an extent that most observers believe it would render the very idea of a two-state solution impossible.
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But in a rare essay, he said the Church's legal system had at times been overly protective of accused clerics, citing what he called judicial guarantees that were "extended to such an extent that convictions were hardly possible".
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Years of bumper cane harvests and record sugar production have hammered domestic prices, hitting mills' financial health to such an extent that monies owed to farmers, who form an influential voting bloc, have ballooned to an all-time high.
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That will require us to reach a tipping point where the gap between what the Premier League claims it is and the reality fans are experiencing becomes apparent to such an extent that it stops being an attractive product.
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"You have to realize that it's not always to protect every single place where human beings assemble and do you want to change your society to such an extent that you make your life much more difficult," he said.
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" Democrats cribbed the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate from conservatives—who devised it to prevent free-riding in the insurance market—to such an extent that its provisions are spelled out in law under the heading of "individual responsibility.
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And a novelty is that Japan is not just selling to China; it is buying from its big Asian neighbor to such an extent that Tokyo's trade deficit with China is its largest on record so far this year.
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LONDON (Reuters) - George Soros, the billionaire who earned fame by betting against the pound in 1992, said Britain was approaching a tipping point that would see the economy slow to such an extent that Brexit might even be reversed.
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Inside, every corner, every angle was considered in masterful detail to such an extent that Saarinen even had a paperback copy of Jack London's "The Sea-Wolf" bound in leather so that it would blend better with the surroundings.
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The encounters often ended with officers writing dubious tickets, particularly around public housing projects, whose courtyards were policed to such an extent that riding a bike or sitting on the wrong bench after dark could result in a summons.
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Borissov's finance minister said frustration had grown to such an extent that he was ready to call their bluff and apply for the next step toward the euro zone in order to force them to publicly explain their objections.
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Jaguars may not be formally extinct, but if their populations have been reduced to such an extent that they can no longer perform their ecological role in maintaining the Amazon ecosystem, then they might be thought of as ecologically extinct.
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Authorities in Helsinki, where anti-immigration political groups have been on the rise, said security had improved to such an extent that refugees would generally not be at risk in any parts of the three countries, despite the running conflicts.
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The school was accused of protecting the football program to such an extent—at times going so far as to discourage victims from reporting claims of sexual assault—it cost coach Art Briles and university president Ken Starr their jobs.
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Analysts said offshore buying by state-owned banks, under the direction of the People's Bank of China (PBOC), dried up yuan liquidity to such an extent that overnight yuan borrowing rates in Hong Kong (HIBOR) hit a record 66.8 percent.
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The reforms also seem to be contributing to stronger external finances, with foreign direct investment (FDI) picking up in recent quarters to such an extent that Fitch expects net FDI to cover the current account deficit over the next few years.
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The world of Final Fantasy VII is entirely dominated by corporations who have polluted the world to such an extent that humanity has become cloistered in corporate-controlled nightmare cities where they're bottled up to rot in slums beneath metal plates.
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The U.S. has undergone an "unprecedented energy transformation" and is changing international energy market dynamics to such an extent that other countries are only just accepting it, according to Frank Fannon, the U.S. assistant secretary of state for energy resources.
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The 32-year-old Serb was at his clinical best as he soaked up the early punches without panic then imposed himself in every aspect of the contest to such an extent that Goffin, 28, was left flailing on Centre Court.
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FIFA's finances have recovered to such an extent that the organization now has more than $2 billion in reserve, a war chest that has allowed Infantino to deliver on his pledge of a fourfold increase in financial assistance to national federations.
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" North Carolina law allows the state elections board to call for a new vote if it finds that "irregularities or improprieties occurred to such an extent that they taint the results of the entire election and cast doubt on its fairness.
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Pushing all those social media buttons and getting everyone het up to such an extent that they have just become complicit in making an item in the men's collection a veritable phenomenon simply on the back of an Instagram post.
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Unable to win popular support, he has embraced a strategy not unlike that of the Islamic State: to terrorize civilians to such an extent that they will drop any support for opposition groups who have been proved unable to protect them.
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The disclosure by U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson during a trip to China represented the first time he has spoken to such an extent about U.S. outreach to North Korea over its pursuit of a nuclear-tipped intercontinental ballistic missile.
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But if four of the board's five members ultimately conclude that "irregularities or improprieties occurred to such an extent that they taint the results of the entire election and cast doubt on its fairness," they may order a new election.
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What, then, are we to make of Trump's exhortation to Russia, and the mendacity of Trump campaign officials who lied -- either to Mueller or to Congress -- about their involvement with Russian operatives to such an extent that it impaired the special counsel's investigation?
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President Donald Trump has now politicized the Federal Reserve's decision-making process to such an extent that former Fed Chair Janet Yellen felt compelled, or was asked, to support the Fed's decision to cut short-term interest rates by a quarter point.
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Salem looms over our conception of the moral panic to such an extent that it can be easy to assume that nearly all such panics are the product of irrational religious fanaticism (and anti-communism had quasi-religious fanatical aspects of its own).
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The report also said the U.S. State Department had tried to set up a program in China to promote U.S. culture, but that China had insisted on controlling the program to such an extent that the department stopped funding it in October.
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"I think it's because so many people have been touched by incarceration, the net has widened to such an extent that, I dare say, all of us know someone or knows someone who knows someone caught up in the system," she said.
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But the most common factor is the Reid method and its imitators, experts say, since it can create confirmation bias in the minds of investigators while overwhelming a suspect to such an extent that the truth no longer seems like the best option.
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But the expert use of space is just the setup: Rist has reimagined the idea of video display to such an extent that each floor, including the nooks and crannies, presents a wholly different tour de force of light, sound, and surface.
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The article went on: It appears that Twigg was disappointed several years ago in a love affair, and that he had brooded over it to such an extent that he was convinced the citizens of Winfield were making light of his troubles.
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Mr. Kabila is disliked to such an extent that some of his countrymen now fondly recall Mobutu Sese Seko, the country's former leader known for his ruthless suppression of opponents and a gargantuan appetite for luxury, paid for with large-scale corruption.
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"Twin Peaks," which returns on Sunday after a 26-year hiatus, fetishized pie (as well as doughnuts and that coffee, "black as midnight on a moonless night") to such an extent that almost any real-life slice is bound to fall short.
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We talked over everything a thousand times, read the same books, lived through and shared so much, and in some curious way our thoughts, our imaginations fused to such an extent that we ended up writing the same novel, more or less.
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I think this is true — I always have the strange sensation, when I am in Denmark, that all the words sound alike, that the differences among them are somehow evened out to such an extent that a foreigner can't quite catch them.
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"Jackie" is a visceral portrait of grief—the viewer's first encounter with the assassination is a recounting by Jackie herself, with the camera uncomfortably close to her face, invading her personal space to such an extent you can hear the wet sounds as she speaks.
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High court Judge Malcolm Davis-White said in his ruling that some of the claims were "confused, imprecise and unclear to such an extent that I consider it vexatious" and said he had "serious doubts as to the truth" of some of his testimony.
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As stated, the numbers raise the likelihood of a Fed rate hike after the election, but they do not suggest that the economy is overheating to such an extent that the Fed needs to get overzealous in its attempt to normalize interest rate policy.
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Importantly, the researchers ruled out a crashed satellite as a possible source of the radiation, saying no satellite went missing during this time period, and that a satellite was unlikely to introduce radioactivity to such an extent over the affected low altitudes, among other factors.
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GANGNEUNG, South Korea (Reuters) - Four years ago, the Netherlands dominated the speed skating events to such an extent - winning 23 of 36 medals at the Sochi Olympics - that the International Skating Union (ISU) changed the sport's rules in an attempt to level the playing field.
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"The level of complexity has grown to such an extent that it is unknown to most market participants," said Mehmet Kinak, the head of electronic trading at T. Rowe Price Group, and a client of RBC with which the research has already been shared.
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Many stocks have fallen to such an extent that they are ready to be scooped up, he said, and trade friction between Washington and Beijing could be less negative than initially expected because demand in China is growing so rapidly that exports will matter less.
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Other designers made them, but when she wore them onscreen, as she did in "Breakfast at Tiffany's" and "Sabrina," she amplified the effect to such an extent that it echoed not just around the world at the moment the film debuted but over time.
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It was also a symptom of genuine internal agony from a man who vehemently denies assaulting Ford, or drinking to excess as a teenager to such an extent that he may have blacked out or failed to remember any elements of the alleged assault.
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It imagines a world in which DNA testing has evolved to a point where one's "genetic quotient" is the deciding factor of their station in life—to such an extent that nurses read out one's life expectancy and chance of disorders in the delivery room.
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Although at the strategic level American military power is still uncontested, its major adversaries' anti-access/area denial (A2500/AD) investment has blunted its technology edge to such an extent that it can no longer count on local dominance in the early stages of a conflict.
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" Mr. Lévy tried to clarify his comments the following week in an internal memo, calling the allegations in the lawsuit "jaw dropping," adding, "to such an extent that, in my opinion, they can only represent the unforgivable fault of one man, as opposed to an industrywide evil.
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Instagram has desensitized us—okay there is no "us," here, I know, but I'm definitely implicating you guilty fux, too—to wealth, taste and beauty to such an extent that I can only get it up for someone's actual bank statement, or equivalent life evidence. Right?
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It became much harder for me to document the Palestinian condition using documentary, and I'd often have to defend [my work] because people simply didn't believe that Israel, which is considered the only democracy in the Middle East, could be violating human rights to such an extent.
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Over the past few years, the Chinese regime has become ever less tolerant of political dissent — to such an extent that, these days, American leaders have become far more reluctant to make claims about China's political future or the impact on it of trade and investment.
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Yet in many of today's capitalist democracies, class and status resentments, fostered by rampant inequality and whipped up by opportunistic politicians, have developed to such an extent that issues like the environment that affect everyone are increasingly seen through the lens of group conflict and partisan struggle.
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Over the past decade, the words "trauma" and "traumatic" have been used so profligately and have entered our cultural discourse to such an extent that they have almost lost their depth-charge, the reactive implosion of psychic damage to which they were originally meant to refer.
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This unwelcome legacy has spiraled to such an extent that Italy not only has the biggest exposure to NPLs of any country on the continent, its bad loans also account for almost 25 percent of the European Union (EU) total, according to the European Banking Authority.
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The crucial issue isn't that Fox News exploits the fears, anxieties, and horniness of its viewers to such an extent that it becomes hostile to its workers; the problem is centralized corporate power and a lack of accountability that privileges the bottom line over individual safety.
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" • He adds: "I noticed how little difference there is between men and women; I don't understand what kind of fatal attraction Chinese women possess which enthralls the corresponding men to such an extent that they are incapable of defending themselves against the formidable blessing of offspring.
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"It raises concerns about the future of the European Christian civilization because it contains a new understanding of man - man as an absolute master, the man without God who follows his desires and passions to such an extent that he can even determine his gender," the Holy Synod said.
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"The allegations of corruption against the former leadership of the IAAF are so damning, and have shaken the credibility of the world federation to such an extent, that a sign of awakening must be an extraordinary membership meeting," said German athletics chief Clemens Prokop in a statement on Friday.
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Despite this show of support, Guo's claims have divided China's exiled dissidents to such an extent that on a single day near the end of September, two dueling meetings of pro-democracy activists were held in New York, one supporting Guo, the other casting doubt on his motivations.
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MMA's scripted cousin, pro wrestling, has abused the abstract concept to such an extent that legendary announcer Jim Ross often made it sound like some sort of mystical element that could only be channeled at the most dramatic moment of a fight, or perhaps shifting into another gear.
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After dropping serve three times in the opening two sets in which Goffin second-guessed the Canadian's booming delivery to such an extent that it began to look like a pea-shooter, Raonic won 15 service games in a row thereafter, conceding just eight points when he landed his first serve.
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We are all constantly curating and rose tinting our own brands to such an extent that a picture on a yacht has more value now than just being about the time you were there, it's become a way to fabricate a life for yourself that you want other people to see.
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" It is unclear how many ballots and voters were affected by any potential fraud, but the state board may order a new election if it finds that "irregularities or improprieties occurred to such an extent that they taint the results of the entire election and cast doubt on its fairness.
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And at a critical time in the transition from the post-World War II order, President Trump's skepticism of the national security establishment has hollowed out, devalued, and marginalized the Foreign Service, to such an extent that the Department of State both indicates and accelerates this breakdown of the old order.
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The idea pursued by the founders of the European peace project was as simple as it was brilliant: to interlink the economies of European nation-states and submit them to joint rules and controls to such an extent that no member could pursue selfish interests against another without harmful consequences.
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The CFIUS recently rejected the takeover by Singapore-based Broadcom of U.S.-based Qualcomm on national security grounds, arguing Broadcom would reduce Qualcomm's research and development budget to such an extent that it would give Chinese telecommunications firm Huawei an advantage in developing advanced technologies such as 5G wireless networks.
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When cars were first invented, the number of people and animals they hit was proportionately extremely high: The car was not yet a reality that could be anticipated and avoided, to such an extent that early cars had to have a person walking in front of them waving a red flag.
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His preternaturally relevant imagery challenges and discomforts the contemporary eye to such an extent that its effect on the viewers of his own time is all but unimaginable, but not undocumented: he was, in fact, thrown in jail over what he chose to depict and whom he allowed to see it.
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"However, in the deep past, before oxygen accumulated in the atmosphere, these purple bacteria might have proliferated to such an extent that they could have been detectable on the Earth's surface," she said If the planet were to have a purple hue, the purple bacteria would have to be widely populated, she said.
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I refer to your statement: "It is true that, at any one time, there must be some dollar that would choke off exchange rate foreign imports from America to such an extent that America's trade would balance"—though it is puzzling why you should state this elementary truth so indirectly and incompletely.
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Perversely, BT's weakened position may help it in its battle with Ofcom, because if the regulator forces BT into a costly settlement, hitting cash flow, it could alarm pension trustees to such an extent that they demand higher top ups in the scheme, reducing BT's cash and leaving it with less to invest.
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What is more to the point is the force with which the black ground isolates and foregrounds the lines and shapes, even those articulated by less intense colors, to such an extent that they read not as compositional conventions but as an idea of line and shape — abstract ideals floating in Platonic space.
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"The Foreign Ministry has been sidelined to such an extent when it comes to Syria and Iraq and all the regional security issues that it's really embarrassing, and I think probably very frustrating for Zarif and for Iran's professional diplomats," said Roham Alvandi, a historian of Iran at the London School of Economics.
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In the same way when we first brought this new collaboration app to teams that were working with lots of freelancers, we needed the ones that experienced the pain to such an extent that they were willing to say 'ok, let's talk about revising our workflow and investing this new workflow through the Lystable app'.
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"Currently, there is a serious question as to whether 'irregularities or improprieties occurred to such an extent that they taint the results of the entire election and cast doubt on its fairness,'" John Wallace, an attorney working for the state Democratic Party, said in a letter sent last week to the board of elections.
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At the same time, the party is drifting ever further to the right, embracing openly xenophobic, anti-refugee ideas (to such an extent that the Catholic bishops of Bavaria and the archbishop of Cologne, among the most powerful clergymen in the country, found themselves compelled to reprimand the C.S.U. for its un-Christian conduct).
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" He added that "if this is the step you want to take, if you're going to gum up the work, filibuster on this measure ... then you're saying to a lot of Americans out there that you're down with protecting the president to such an extent that it's violative of the law, you don't care.
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In that sense, the rule could be characterized as "voluntary," [as Kavanaugh describes it], but in much the same way that just about any regulation could be considered voluntary, insofar as a regulated entity could always transform its business to such an extent that it is no longer in the line of business covered by the regulation.
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The Swedish DJ, who had the honor of playing the main stage of the notorious EDM festival for a full hour this past Saturday, was alarmingly efficient at fulfilling all the clichés that surround the EDM scene—to such an extent that we started to suspect Ganacci might be Sacha Baron Cohen disguised in a blonde wig.
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The talks never took off, and in 2011 a civil war erupted in Syria that would destroy the country and reshape the regional order to such an extent that when President Trump on Thursday called for the United States to recognize Israeli sovereignty over the Golan, the shift was met across much of the Arab world with a shrug.
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And that's the point: The genius of the new far right, if we could call it "genius," has been their steadfast determination to blend into the larger fabric of society to such an extent that perhaps the only way you might see them as a problem is if you actually want to see them at all.
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For example, "Hello Barbie," an interactive doll, is sold in the United States but not in Germany, where the news media has dubbed it the "Stasi-Barbie," a reference to the widely hated East German secret police that infiltrated the everyday lives of Germans to such an extent that even relatives were distrustful of one another.
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The airlines have devalued all of their miles for economy travelers to such an extent that if you're just the average person going to visit your family a couple times a year on an economy ticket, you're going to earn so few miles it would take you decades to ever earn one of those mystical free first-class flights.
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Manziel has remained in the news for partying to such an extent that his father called him a "druggie" and hoped for his own sake he winds up in jail, his pending domestic violence criminal case, and his hapless attorney, despite the effective end of his pro football career when the Browns released him earlier this year.
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Canadians: How is it possible that, in a year where we've seen record-breaking temperatures month after month—and in which the Arctic sea ice has shrunk to such an extent that a massive cruiseship managed to barge through the Northwest Passage this summer—a full 40 percent of us still thinks the science of climate change is "unclear or unsettled"?
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On first-and-goal from the New England 10 with 33 seconds left, Ben Roethlisberger's pass to tight end Jesse James was initially ruled a touchdown, but was later overturned on review because the NFL has parsed out the rules of what is and is not a catch to such an extent that that section of the rulebook looks like shredded hash browns.
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This question is at the heart of Perlman's directorial début , "The Slows," a short film that premièred at festivals in September and is set in a not too distant future, when scientists have rescued the Earth from collapse and solved all humanity's problems, to such an extent that reproduction and child-rearing no longer drain the species' attention and resources.
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In just one more of a never-ending string of stories, large and small, that makes perfectly clear that the internet has poisoned our brains to such an extent that we are in a constant state of This [index finger and thumb barely separated] Close To Losing It, there is a controversy surrounding the frigging Home Run Derby. The. Home. Run. Derby. !!
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The national security interests of the United States and Pakistan diverge on Afghanistan and South Asia to such an extent that even tougher measures - such as outright aid termination, the withdrawal of Pakistan's status as an ally, or selective sanctions on Pakistani security officials - are unlikely to be potent enough to sever Pakistan's ties with the militants its intelligence services have courted for decades.
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Not only did La Ciénaga lead to Martel becoming the subject of countless academic film studies and breathless reviews, rigorous analytical pieces sought to unravel her process, her narration, how she designed her soundscapes, and why her work was so magnetic—to such an extent that the film came to represent the totality of her body of work and led to the establishment of the "New Argentine Cinema" genre.
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Despite her seventy-five years, she immediately announced her intention of going to the Douglass homestead, near Anacostia, and had actually started, when some of her friends, fearful that the journey, with its quota of bad roads, and the excitement of a visit to the presence of death would have a bad effect on her, used persuasion to such an extent that she finally consented to defer the trip until to-morrow.
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What's most surprising about the recent return of classical portraiture is realizing how utterly absent it was from the art world for so many years, to such an extent that Andy Warhol — one of the people ostensibly responsible for killing the form — helped found the New York Academy of Art in 1982 in order to salvage the kind of technical fine arts training (most notably figure drawing) that seemed at the time in danger of becoming extinct.
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