"Physical bitcoin is something tremendously interesting, and tremendously challenging," he said.
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What Trump said If you know, China has come down tremendously. Tremendously.
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" He added: "This is going to be a very large one ... It's tremendously big and tremendously wet.
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" Trump was trying to reassure Americans that they are ready for Hurricane Florence, which he called "tremendously big and tremendously wet.
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"It's tremendously big and tremendously wet, tremendous amounts of water," he said, before being interrupted by a member of the assembled press.
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A major topic that we discussed a little while ago: They have to step up tremendously — not a little bit, but tremendously — their financial effort.
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He called the storm as "tremendously big and a tremendously wet" during an Oval Office briefing with his FEMA and Homeland Security chiefs on Tuesday.
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We have shrunken the budget deficit tremendously and we have shrunken the state oil and gas company deficit to zero and so the inflationary pressures have receded tremendously.
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But the panic that some of the idea's opponents have about it being tremendously popular is a sign that more ambitious and effective child allowance proposals could be tremendously popular as well.
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"We will cut taxes tremendously for the middle class - not just a little bit, but tremendously," said the president, who is set to travel to Indianapolis on Wednesday to unveil the plan.
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In the meantime, at least, "the attention will help tremendously."
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They lagged behind, and many people suffered tremendously for it.
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Well, they've been benefiting tremendously well in the last decade.
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Michael Phelps and Katie Ledecky performed tremendously in the pool.
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And I think it really did hurt my career tremendously.
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Virginia Woolf, for instance, has been tremendously important to me.
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These arguments from both the carriers and critics varied tremendously.
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All of us at WGN America will miss her tremendously.
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This mobile foothold is "tremendously helpful" to Intel, said Ing.
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Trump is notorious for being tremendously disrespectful to foreign leaders.
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Well, you know, all of these things are tremendously intertwined.
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User experiences and pricing will benefit tremendously as a result.
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I think putting words on a page helps tremendously, though.
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At high latitudes, daylight hours vary tremendously season to season.
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In other words, Samsung's QLEDs were a tremendously bad buy.
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It's tremendously anticlimactic, considering what it took to get there.
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Thursday's fit and mouthguard fling were tremendously out of character.
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All of Savanna's family and Ashton will miss her tremendously.
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They had a tremendously difficult time with that Miss Universe.
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Despite these challenges, women have been tremendously successful in business.
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"Obviously, things have improved tremendously since that time," Carson said.
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And so-- and we have a tremendously diversified revenue base.
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I have felt your support so tremendously the last years.
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In fact, Eturia's fighting sports tremendously impacted Rome's gaming culture.
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You can help tremendously by staying out of the area.
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The preference for heteronormative standards of beauty was tremendously disappointing.
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"For one thing he tends to exaggerate tremendously," she said.
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" Since the dark days of 2001, "women have progressed tremendously.
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Sand is tremendously heavy, which makes it expensive to transport.
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And the science in the movie holds up tremendously well.
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Making those bets now will pay off tremendously long term.
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But this is a tremendously simplified view of the world.
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This upgrade feature also can be tremendously valuable to hotels.
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THIS COMPANY IS TREMENDOUSLY UNDERVALUED, AND THEY'RE BUYING IT CHEAPLY.
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JS: I've benefitted tremendously from being mentored by other women.
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"Noel helped me tremendously," Ms. Ofosuhene said in an interview.
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The interaction left me feeling vaguely threatened and tremendously unsettled.
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Having so many other artists around has also helped tremendously.
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But despite its disappointing debut, Pet Sounds was tremendously influential.
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That feeds all the way down and that's tremendously valuable.
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"This is a tremendously undertapped area in medicine," he said.
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But he was also a tremendously exciting man and director.
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But that thing has grown up tremendously over the years.
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A lot of partnering with other countries is building tremendously.
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"The data are just tremendously encouraging on cigarettes," Warner said.
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WE'VE IMPROVED OUR AUDIENCE SHARES, WE'VE TREMENDOUSLY TURNED AROUND PARAMOUNT.
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It's not like people changed in some tremendously huge way.
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"The women's game in general has grown tremendously," said Rapinoe.
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Beijing's increasing abilities and ambitions in space worry Washington tremendously.
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" Trump responded by saying, "100 percent, I support them tremendously.
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He was a shining light and he will be missed tremendously.
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But they miss him tremendously, they always say we miss dad.
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That hasn't stopped SodaStream from growing tremendously, at least on paper.
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Abe is taking a huge gamble — one that could backfire tremendously.
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He got sober recently and, apparently, his output has suffered tremendously.
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The brain changes tremendously on the journey from birth to adulthood.
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"It saddens me tremendously that my wife is hurt," he said.
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"Being able to reflect that back is tremendously powerful," she says.
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Even if that would make for a tremendously entertaining video game.
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"I feel tremendously focused and clear on my goals," he said.
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He became more withdrawn and his progress in school slowed tremendously.
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I had a tremendously difficult and stressful relationship with my parents.
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Yes, that's a good question, and he's a tremendously smart individual.
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The Fed is tremendously relevant for markets, for the political system.
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We are a tremendously powerful nuclear power, and so are they.
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On the other handour people worked tremendously hard in the year.
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"He has worked tremendously hard for what he has," Preda says.
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Certainly, every one of these is going to help that tremendously.
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Bitcoin's price grew tremendously in the second part of the year.
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Which is tremendously exciting for me, being impotent in that regard.
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And by contrast, it sounds tremendously energetic through the Sony 1000XM3.
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Your support has lifted his spirits tremendously during this challenging time.
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And it's tough to do because you can be tremendously deceived.
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If grabbing people's attention was its sole goal, it succeeded tremendously.
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In the past decade, San Francisco-headquartered Dropbox has grown tremendously.
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"Certainly the size of the victory helped him tremendously," he said.
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Armstrong said in those three years the partnership has grown tremendously.
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All of our picks are winners because they are tremendously comfortable.
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"It's a shock, it hurts, it hurts tremendously," Overton Jr. said.
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It's been a tremendously fun, exciting and successful experience so far.
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Huge monitoring costs … I think efficiency is going to increase tremendously.
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But above all, the slim novel is a tremendously fun read.
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It was an organ concert and it resonated with me tremendously.
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Outliers that significantly exceed schedule or budget can tremendously impact business.
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Dungeons and Dragons was a tremendously impactful part of my youth.
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And the years of waiting for one would be tremendously stressful.
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We have got — we have got tremendously talented people up here.
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"It's helping tremendously with her self-esteem and confidence," Tadlock said.
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Perhaps never before has something so soporific been so tremendously alarming.
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It is only a brief break, but one I value tremendously.
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There are episodes that I've benefited from tremendously these last years.
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Tradition is tremendously important to Maxine, the subject of my photograph.
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"The incredible flow of the encounter was tremendously exciting," Ray said.
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We were all tremendously ambitious, but we didn't easily admit it.
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Since then, tourism has expanded tremendously, particularly in the last decade.
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Accidents are tremendously costly and the reputational harm can be ruinous.
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Families suffer tremendously as parents, children, siblings and others are separated.
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This is where the American Medical Association (AMA) can help tremendously.
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BOB BAKISH: Look, ViacomCBS is a tremendously exciting opportunity for shareholders.
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But it's tremendously difficult to actually remove a president from office.
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Most important, our production capabilities have increased tremendously around the world.
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It proved a tremendously effective "reverse blockade" of the Australian coast.
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Stock levels have come down tremendously over the last three years.
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My mother suffered tremendously from mood disorder as well as alcoholism.
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And this shift in thinking would have benefited the HomePod tremendously.
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I think that'll have a tremendously positive impact on race relations.
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Cindy Cohn: Yeah and I just think that it's tremendously troubling.
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That would be a hard but possibly tremendously fruitful question to answer.
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He messed it up only once, and he's recovered tremendously since then.
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Downes said these companies "suffered tremendously" in addition to the legal costs.
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How LuLaRoe works LuLaRoe has grown tremendously in the last several years.
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"She's helped us tremendously," said Carol Burris, the group's director, of DeVos.
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Your own family's lives are going to be changed tremendously after today.
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Seeing an (often expensive) degree pay off literally can be tremendously rewarding.
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Aline Brosh McKenna We're going to explore that tremendously in this season.
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On the merits, the Bennet-Brown proposal is a tremendously good bill.
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My biggest issue was the user interface, which I found tremendously inconvenient.
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The former was a tremendously advanced computer made especially for data visualization.
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But that's tremendously hard to believe given the reality on the ground.
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We live in a bubble in tech, which is doing tremendously well.
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And had been tremendously excited by all the game we had seen.
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"Family and friends have been tremendously impressed with our collection," he said.
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"It matters tremendously," said Linda Overbey, a union member from Las Vegas.
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I have grown tremendously—as I should—over the past ten years.
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Techmeme, then, wields tremendous power over a tremendously powerful group of people.
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It's also the right show for this tremendously fraught and conflicted moment.
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Like Redick, the Clippers are stuck being tremendously competent and ultimately irrelevant.
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Andrew Lloyd Webber is a tremendously melodramatic and overwrought musical theater composer.
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By the time Season 8 rolls around, it's value has increased tremendously.
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Appetite for identifying risks is "growing tremendously" across the board, he noted.
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It helps, obviously, that Spider-Man was tremendously fun to play, too.
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Upending all those insurance arrangements would be tremendously disruptive — and politically unpopular.
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Nevertheless, I love you tremendously, despite your tiny, very possibly sadistic temperament.
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This helped me tremendously when embarking on international expansion for NCR Silver.
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The market for slaves had grown tremendously in the previous five decades.
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I think he was tremendously relieved, but it was agony for him.
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Smosh has been active since 2002, and has grown tremendously since then.
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In fact, in several ways, the president himself stands to benefit tremendously.
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This type of integration can be tremendously efficient for busy sales people.
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For reference, existing methods do nothing like this, and are tremendously costly.
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He spoke fearlessly about injustice and he sacrificed tremendously for his principles.
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That is not to say that Taylor's bout wasn't tremendously entertaining though.
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"It's going to help Jak (Jakob Poeltl) and Pascal tremendously," Casey said.
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Distance learning could serve our educational system and benefit our practice tremendously.
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I think that's why that $40, $50 Echo Dot is tremendously important.
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That was tremendously important to holding the nation together during the war.
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"The big girls help around the house tremendously," Bryant told the outlet.
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Ms. Dubuc said Viceland remained a "tremendously valuable" part of the company.
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"It's tremendously cool to think of hyenas in the Arctic," he said.
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"We have a tremendously powerful military force in that area," he said.
|
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"To see your experience in a puppet, it's tremendously normalizing and validating."
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Ocrevus has helped me tremendously since I started it a year ago.
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Ocrevus has helped me tremendously since I started it a year ago.
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In the three years since Fleet opened, the town has changed tremendously.
|
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There was something tremendously empathic in how his eyes rested on people.
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I've cut back tremendously on poultry and I don't eat red meat.
|
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These medications can be extremely effective and improve quality of life tremendously.
|
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Some polling even shows him up double-digits, though it varies tremendously.
|
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"He wasn't tremendously wrapped up in his own psychology," Mr. Gayford added.
|
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"McGowan has suffered tremendously from Defendants' conspiracy and lies," the lawsuit states.
|
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Since then the scale and intensity of violent protests have escalated tremendously.
|
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I obviously feel tremendously for the folks who are affected by it.
|
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"Pet ownership is a tremendously positive thing in people's lives," Bober said.
|
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Since I was training with several old injuries, it helped me tremendously.
|
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She's got this tremendously optimistic view of where this country is going.
|
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"It's not as if he will move the needle tremendously," Gifford said.
|
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So, we think that integration is tremendously attractive and it's a differentiator.
|
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The tax cut bill would have benefited tremendously from their expertise.4.
|
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The variety of video content has also grown tremendously since the 1990s.
|
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We increased the gross margin rate tremendously by learning from Beam Suntory.
|
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"But somehow the diagnostic process in medicine is tremendously undervalued," he explained.
|
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"We have tremendously talented people that do this very well," Trump said.
|
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It's very difficult to see a child who has suffered so tremendously.
|
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Beauty trends have evolved tremendously over the course of the last decade.
|
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Despite being absurdly popular, "Fortnite" is a tremendously difficult game to master.
|
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It is tremendously influential and it matters to a lot of people.
|
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Most are unaware that opportunities in tech can change their circumstances tremendously.
|
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It's a tremendously rude thing to say, hey, you're all being hoodwinked.
|
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It is tremendously disheartening that we part ways due to completely unfounded claims.
|
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It's a tremendously busy day, so expect your chill vibe to be disrupted.
|
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I think it affects you tremendously when that happens at an early age.
|
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The second half, with the fall collection shown in July, was tremendously successful.
|
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Seeing Bella feel so many of the things I'd felt was tremendously validating.
|
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"Prince is still a tremendously popular artist, even with younger audiences," Kuge said.
|
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"He treats me and my daughter amazing, which has helped tremendously," says Waldon.
|
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These women are tremendously courageous and are advocates on behalf of all women.
|
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Thankfully, before she died she managed to help the northern army out tremendously.
|
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From the start, Philip, Elizabeth, and their marriage were tremendously complex and compelling.
|
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Tech development—even if Moore's law can't hold up—grows tremendously every year.
|
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But like in Congress, their percentage of the Republican electorate has dropped tremendously.
|
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The money is tremendously useful — but it can also come with several stipulations.
|
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Dubai has emerged as a tremendously popular destination for both business and leisure.
|
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The combination of two different medications has helped my depression and anxiety tremendously.
|
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Nonetheless, those upfront payments helped the firm tremendously punch above its own weight.
|
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Sometimes shopping online can be tremendously cheaper than shopping in a physical store.
|
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Nintendo's Labo software on the Switch is tremendously helpful throughout the assembly process.
|
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"It's been an absolutely tremendously moving two and a half weeks," Judd began.
|
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Connecting with other victims has helped tremendously—both for me and for them.
|
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A tremendously talented poet, teacher, activist, & friend, Wendy Xu is the real deal.
|
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I think educating guys on types of preventive measures can help them tremendously.
|
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I'm certainly no model of morality, but honesty is something I value tremendously.
|
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When you're just starting out, the federal government is a tremendously tempting customer.
|
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"We are tremendously excited to join this collaboration," June said in a statement.
|
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In the 2202s, civil asset forfeiture practices were revived and have tremendously expanded.
|
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But it turned out to be tremendously made, impressively mounted, action-packed fun.
|
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Like many of her generation, she was tremendously shaped by the tumultuous period.
|
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"It was a tremendously productive meeting where I strengthen American bonds," said Trump.
|
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This is a tremendously important point, and it will resonate throughout this piece.
|
|
When President Trump called Hurricane Florence tremendously wet, he was on to something.
|
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But I'm also doing tremendously well all over the country with the evangelicals.
|
|
According to Lily, the shift in her career has improved her life tremendously.
|
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When we talk in simple terms about complicated topics, metaphors are tremendously helpful.
|
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"Opportunities — for example, having a great coach or teacher — matter tremendously," she writes.
|
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Even Read's family was "tremendously surprised" upon finding out about his hidden wealth.
|
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That's been tremendously important to the well-being of American households and workers.
|
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It's bright, balanced, sunny and focused, not complex but refreshing and tremendously satisfying.
|
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" He also called Rubio a "tremendously gifted young man" and a "born leader.
|
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Even within single economic sectors, effective rates varied tremendously from company to company.
|
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To the City of Gilroy and to everyone affected, we are tremendously sorry.
|
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From agriculture to aviation, NAFTA has benefited my home state of Kansas tremendously.
|
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I wouldn't be tremendously surprised if this cycle ran longer than everybody expects.
|
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It's tremendously sad, in its way, but the cost of success is inconvenience.
|
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That was a tremendously powerful learning line for me, and it still is.
|
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Can you perforate a city's subterranea so tremendously without risking a terrible collapse?
|
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Basically all of them are tremendously funny—lots of creativity goes in there.
|
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"He (Westbrook) obviously set people up tremendously tonight," remarked Thunder coach Billy Donovan.
|
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Closing schools en masse is "tremendously disruptive to all of society," Cuomo said.
|
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Yet, prices for things such as housing and college tuition have risen tremendously.
|
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It was quite a new experience for me, and one I enjoyed tremendously.
|
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If it had, it would be tremendously boring and hundreds of hours long.
|
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"He is tremendously good at it," said Mario Gabelli, the longtime media investor.
|
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It is tremendously encouraging to hear the battle cries to destigmatize mental illness.
|
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The veterans seemed tremendously moved to learn firsthand: They aren't forgotten after all.
|
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Being an N.F.L. Sunday, more editors and reporters were working, which helped tremendously.
|
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I was surprised at how tremendously insecure I felt without my face on.
|
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And just inland are some tremendously appealing mountain towns like Borgomaro and Apricale.
|
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However, refund policies vary tremendously between different airlines, and depending on your destination.
|
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They are tremendously excited about Sanders and that excitement will not go away.
|
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So I think that's tremendously damaging," Flake said on "Meet The Press Daily.
|
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"It's much more a story of new retail really outperforming tremendously," added Schlossberg.
|
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" [and] 'What am I all about?' is a tremendously powerful exercise," says Duckworth.
|
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You're going to have great new Republican, a tremendously successful man Eddie Rispone.
|
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A province of Ecuador, this far-flung volcanic archipelago houses tremendously diverse wildlife.
|
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The universe seen through radio telescopes and X-ray telescopes is tremendously violent.
|
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Those guys were tremendously ... "buy, bundle or bury" was the strategy of Microsoft.
|
|
As Hurricane Florence barrels toward the coast of the Carolinas, President Donald Trump is attempting to reassure the American people that he and his administration are ready to deal with the "tremendously big and tremendously wet" storm, as he describes it.
|
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"I'm a [New Orleans] Saints fan and that would help me tremendously," teased DeGeneres.
|
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I am unable to find the words to equate how tremendously emotional I feel.
|
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The overall economic picture has changed tremendously in Europe over the course of 2016.
|
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"Find something you're passionate about and keep tremendously interested in it," Child once said.
|
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Writes Page: "It obviously helped tremendously to have a good relationship between the wives."
|
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He went out of his way for everyone, and cared tremendously about his family.
|
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His speech was tremendously powerful and compelling, but for me it was much more.
|
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Waitress suffers tremendously from not being straightforward about the reality of Jenna's home environment.
|
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And it has at its center a tremendously important, but little understood, court case.
|
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As more and more people shop online, direct-to-consumer retailers have grown tremendously.
|
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And by refusing to work with synthetics, perfumers limit their options for ingredients tremendously.
|
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The 2016 cycle was long thought to be a tremendously difficult one for Republicans.
|
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" Meister continued to compliment the social media platform, calling it a "tremendously valuable asset.
|
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He thinks a custom display in the right stores could boost their business tremendously.
|
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While it's a tremendously bleak and sobering venture, it's also one of a kind.
|
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And both of those are tremendously better, both as businesses and as consumer products.
|
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Yet all the possibilities Project Tango open up in a phone feel tremendously natural.
|
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And the evidence we have suggests that people who do get cash benefit tremendously.
|
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House Speaker Paul Ryan's framework for a bill is tremendously unpopular in the Senate.
|
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The logjam in Calais may have been broken -- but at a tremendously high price.
|
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It is, in short, a tremendously complete work — and it isn't even finished yet.
|
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His gleeful boasting about his abilities made him tremendously fun to watch on camera.
|
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It's not a tremendously damaging blow but it proved to be quite an annoyance.
|
|
In August 2012, the Anchorman quote, "That escalated quickly," became tremendously popular almost overnight.
|
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But that election integrity from cyber interference has become partisan -- that is tremendously disappointing.
|
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It was a mutual decision, We are incredible close and love each other tremendously !!!
|
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It tremendously improves upon earlier gene-editing techniques because it's fast, cheap, and accurate.
|
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It turns out that physical paper books actually have a tremendously efficient user interface.
|
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"John's keen intellect and understanding of public policy have been tremendously valuable," he said.
|
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And as a result, they tremendously understated the incidence of illegal alien criminal activity.
|
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The public is also tremendously invested, both financially and emotionally, in knowing what happened.
|
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I have done independent introspection of the last 10 years and have grown tremendously.
|
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"That delay helped tremendously in terms of what could have been," he told reporters.
|
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That's because voting patterns "have changed tremendously over the past dozen years," Enten said.
|
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After six years, the PlayStation 4 has a tremendously large library of great games.
|
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It was a small luxury that paid off tremendously in the long run.4.
|
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I'm tremendously grateful for the lessons I learned through both his struggles and successes.
|
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The Endangered Species Act has been tremendously successful at recovering species under its protection.
|
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Even if these costs seem manageable at face value, they can add up tremendously.
|
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The level can vary tremendously depending on the sulfur content of the coal used.
|
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Facebook "cares tremendously about civil rights" said Sandberg, trying to regain the PR initiative.
|
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For her, simply opening up a dialogue about the issue has been tremendously productive.
|
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Hope: People, and the best ideas of what humanity can be, are tremendously resilient.
|
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Shontell: You've grown tremendously, but I'm sure it's still early in the company's history.
|
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The response to our openness about my son's life and death was tremendously positive.
|
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The water has warmed tremendously and it looks like there's 50 percent less wildlife.
|
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Now is also the moment, because each wasted year makes the task tremendously harder.
|
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"It would help tremendously if these conversations start with health care providers," she said.
|
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I had trouble with a few of these, but the crossings helped out tremendously.
|
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Rodger Baker: It actually is tremendously significant because it means a couple of things.
|
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"The relationship helped the business tremendously," said Stellene Volandes, the editor of Town & Country.
|
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I had a tremendously close view of Hollywood power because I worked for Keitel.
|
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The renowned singer Elis Regina said she had been "tremendously influenced" by Angela Maria.
|
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I believe that my traveling this way at an early age was tremendously beneficial.
|
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"He did it tremendously, in a way that made sense to everyone," Baldelli said.
|
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When Democrat Barack Obama won Iowa in 2008, he gained tremendously with black voters.
|
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" "Ultimately a winner, who they had a tremendously difficult time with as Miss Universe.
|
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Thanks to Kravitz's performance, I still cared tremendously about Rob and her well being.
|
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It's yet another experience that benefits tremendously from the flexible nature of the Switch.
|
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In the end, it's a tremendously optimistic story given the creativity of young people.
|
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Because you care tremendously about not just the workers, the baristas, but the families.
|
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Arizona's defense helped tremendously in the first half, intercepting Bowers deep in Arizona territory.
|
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So, that play is tremendously valuable and it's a piece of our streaming strategy.
|
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The number of people executed rises tremendously at the end of the lynching era.
|
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Jeep has become a tremendously popular brand over the last several years, Jonas said.
|
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Central to any space but never centered, bathrooms are incredibly necessary and tremendously fraught.
|
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In 1960, Eisenhower was tremendously popular, leaving office with a 59 percent approval rating.
|
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And then we have two nannies who help us tremendously, they're the greatest gifts ever.
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The cheese likely had a consistency similar to chevre, but with a tremendously acidic bite.
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The number of places that have seen incidents in the past year has grown tremendously.
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According to Pollak, having someone you can trust — especially as an 'only' — is tremendously important.
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Still, health care has become "tremendously expensive" even for many people with insurance, he added.
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"This is tremendously disturbing," Radha Stirling, the group's founder and director, said in a statement.
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Over the course of more than 63 years, Benglis has worked with tremendously varied media.
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"The art of letting a computer see like a person is tremendously valuable," he said.
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" She added, "I do [most of] my own stunts — so physically, it is tremendously demanding.
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I don't know when that's actually going to come out, because Joe is tremendously busy.
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"It was a tremendously joyous party," the restaurant co-owner, Grégory Lentz, told PEOPLE exclusively.
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It was at that moment that a tremendously loud honk knocked me back to Earth.
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Since his rescue, Derek has improved tremendously and is now a big bundle of energy.
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The second positive is that the weather has gotten cold, which matters tremendously for retail.
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But she was also tremendously gifted at just about anything you could throw at her.
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At that time, the organization was tremendously committed to uniformity, which you won't find today.
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And I think I delivered the film I promised to deliver, which pleases me tremendously.
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This has been tremendously successful at predicting and describing many observational data in the universe.
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Their data helped tremendously when I was working on completing my Pokédex back in August.
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The scam, also known as SIM swapping or SIM hijacking, is simple but tremendously effective.
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"It is tremendously disheartening that we part ways due to completely unfounded claims," he said.
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"The indie games scene has grown in this tremendously diverse and personal way," he said.
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"I wouldn't be tremendously surprised if this cycle ran longer than everyone expects," Solomon said.
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"It was a tremendously joyous party," the restaurant co-owner Grégory Lentz tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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Over the last eight years, the Obama-Clinton administration has undermined our space program tremendously.
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"I am tremendously proud of you," she told them before they returned to their cells.
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"And if we do that I think it will benefit the sport tremendously," added Marchionne.
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I myself once got the genitals question on live news, and it was tremendously awkward.
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At best, Kushner is tremendously careless; at worst, he may be obfuscating or outright lying.
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"He would be, I think, tremendously effective leader among world leaders right now," Sachs concluded.
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That's so tremendously unintuitive that I'm not sure how they ever came up with it.
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The dinner was "a tremendously joyous party," Restaurant Lapérouse co-owner Grégory Lent told PEOPLE.
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So Courtney B. Vance is somebody who I look up to as a thespian tremendously.
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Such services are growing tremendously in popularity, just as cities confront them with new regulations.
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"She's built one coalition that was tremendously effective in imposing sanctions," said Jake Sullivan, Mrs.
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The ribs, practically a confit, lacked a spicy bark or crust, but were tremendously tender.
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Trump that are 100 percent false and tremendously damaging to her personal and professional reputation.
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And to do so -- as he did with the Red Hen -- in tremendously personal ways.
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I'm tremendously grateful for all of the hard work and the many sacrifices you've made.
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My mom, on the other hand, was tremendously motivating and inspirational, always warm and positive.
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The workforce has changed tremendously, but our laws and policies that govern the workplace haven't.
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"The moral worldviews of humans have changed tremendously over the past few centuries," he said.
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Yet these are quibbles, for over all this is a tremendously readable and enjoyable book.
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And there comes a point that, and many of these countries are tremendously rich countries.
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"We will cut taxes tremendously for the middle class," Trump said at the White House.
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She's developed a platform — and the modeling industry as a whole has transformed tremendously, too.
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Here We Go Again led to a tremendously entertaining album of ABBA covers, Dancing Queen.
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James Baldwin, who has inspired me tremendously, provided the recognition that I craved so much.
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We are tremendously excited to partner with the Signavio team and to support their vision.
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I will miss Callie tremendously, but am excited for what the future holds for Sara.
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There are good reasons for international specialization, and by and large Americans have benefited tremendously.
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It's a series known for being tremendously fast, and its fans demand pixel-perfect control.
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"This was something that frustrated me tremendously when I was in the government," Baker said.
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You don't stumble into the top of an established sport, most fighters are tremendously driven.
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Used to be big, and then it shrank tremendously and was in some trouble, frankly.
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Navigation remains tremendously important for us, though, whether in the city or in the countryside.
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The guide was not tremendously helpful, but the day was pleasant and the lunch excellent.
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"It is a tremendously exciting time to be in the Army," McGee told Business Insider.
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Storm surge, the water that a hurricane pushes ahead of it, can be tremendously destructive.
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It's painful to go through personally, but when you get past it, it's tremendously rewarding.
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And because spies invent their world, and often invent their pasts, they're tremendously unreliable narrators.
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It would have helped me tremendously to see this before we became a foster family.
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And yet he is, in my mind, this tremendously important ideal of justice gone wrong.
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Finally, at the age of 26, I started taking an antidepressant, and that helped tremendously.
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"This has hurt the family tremendously," she told the judge when Mr. Robinson was sentenced.
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"This has hurt the family tremendously," she told the judge when Mr. Robinson was sentenced.
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But the bluntness and unapologetic crudity with which he tells his story are tremendously appealing.
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I know Bill would be tremendously saddened by the intense rhetoric that now consumes Washington.
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And they will be tremendously unhappy with what they ended up doing with Trump; 2628.
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How we die has changed tremendously over the past few decades — and so must we.
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It was a tremendously upsetting image, but still never felt possible enough to scare me.
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"The market oversold tremendously in December," said David Kelly, chief global strategist at JPMorgan Funds.
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As with all sexual problems, it helps tremendously to have an understanding and patient partner.
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The Walking Dead Eugene is tremendously bright but lacks emotional intelligence — an easily exploited combo.
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" On Monday, he wrote on Facebook, "My kill rate increases tremendously on the other side.
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If interpreting genetic testing results is difficult for clinicians, it's also tremendously hard for patients.
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The gathering continued to be held every year but grew tremendously in scope and ambition.
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Americans seldom pay attention to politics in allied countries, but they can be tremendously important.
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I worked tremendously hard to get better this summer, but it's always been in me.
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He says that over the past 12, awareness of the risk of concussions has grown tremendously.
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That's the kind of show that today I think would have a tremendously strong cult following.
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"Ang, you are going to be missed tremendously," the Real Housewives of New Jersey star said.
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As Reddit's grown — we celebrated our 14th birthday about a month ago — we have diversified tremendously.
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Right now, it's tremendously expensive to deploy all the technologies and policies to fight climate change.
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The fact that a Senate majority looks far less likely "actually helps me tremendously," he said.
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Fans have been tremendously invested in boyband-turned-R&B singer's tresses from the get-go.
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The app has been available on Android for almost a year, and has been tremendously successful.
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As deputy crown prince, he warned of impending austerity and taxation measures that proved tremendously unpopular.
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I think Syounika is a tremendously interesting company using existing technologies to solve a real problem.
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" She continued: "My father was 16, and it affected my family really tremendously my whole life.
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In the context of a super controlled demo at CES, Razer's Project Ariana worked tremendously well.
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And even though it's a tremendously ambitious goal, some people believe he can do it. Why?
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But your regular hosts Anthony and Jordan enjoyed it anyway, particularly the movie's tremendously charming leads.
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He has a weird way of playing that's not tremendously fast, but it's really, really cool.
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There's still good reason to believe that assistance dogs can be tremendously helpful in medical contexts.
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It's a tremendously powerful day for your relationships as sexy Venus connects with power planet Pluto.
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"We have missed Yingying tremendously in the past two years," Zhang's family said at his conviction.
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" Smith said moving to New York where people knew him only as "Zeke" was "tremendously liberating.
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The helium begins to boil off and its volume increases tremendously, causing a buildup in pressure.
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But beyond that, remember that you contributed tremendously to the making of American culture and identity.
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We look forward to once again offering this tremendously rare and historic artifact to the public.
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The guy spent time with his parents — including his mom who just died, tremendously lovely woman.
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I surround myself with people smarter than me and tremendously skilled in their area of expertise.
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" O'Reilly's statement continues: "It is tremendously disheartening that we part ways due to completely unfounded claims.
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" A statement has been issued regarding my client Azealia Banks, "Azealia is tremendously distraught and disheartened.
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Years ago, I took care of a little girl whose mother worried tremendously about her clumsiness.
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To oversimplify tremendously: Really, though, it's not even clear that the factions break down this way.
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The drive up and down the West Coast will be tremendously better than it was Wednesday.
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I've yet to see anyone in public strapping a sidearm, but the law is tremendously popular.
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"If it seems to conclude this in a way that is weak, it will suffer tremendously."
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Covey became tremendously influential after publishing his bestselling book "The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People."
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Plus if you've ever considered a fitness goal of increased flexibility, this will be tremendously motivating.
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It was not just that it was a big city—it was a tremendously confusing one.
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"It's tremendously undemocratic in a democratic society when you deliberately disenfranchise thousands of people," he said.
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In other nations, particularly those in the Middle East and Latin America, happiness levels vary tremendously.
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But I also know lawyers at major law firms who help tremendously through pro bono work.
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You are tremendously people, and I will leave now, because I am boring you to death.
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She was also a mother and a wife, which I think was tremendously important to her.
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In the year or two before they were called up, the painters were both tremendously productive.
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I mean, we are asking for 15 percent, and we think we're going to grow tremendously.
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James C from North Carolina said face-to-face was best: Technology has affected dating tremendously.
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And being in this close recreation of my dad's flat … I find it really tremendously moving.
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Facebook, which has grown tremendously as a business in recent years, is dealing with a slowdown.
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Leonard Bernstein admired Bliztstein tremendously, and the influence of "Regina" upon Bernstein's stage works is unmistakable.
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To be honest, at that point, I was starting to find the whole thing tremendously exciting.
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"I don't see the Note helping tremendously," said Carolina Milanesi, a technology analyst for Creative Strategies.
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I'm tremendously grateful to him for aggressively representing me in my fight to regain my voice.
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If the amount of assigned homework decreased by half, my amount of socializing would increase tremendously.
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"We are tremendously supportive," said Lauren Landis, the director of nutrition of the World Food Program.
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"The virus has shifted the industry tremendously," said Alen Palander, an influencer with over 608,000 followers.
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"He wasn't vicious, not tremendously smart, maybe, but he was no wimp either," Mr. Keil said.
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Mr. Whishaw often plays vulnerable, wounded people, and his performance here is tremendously compelling and challenging.
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The truth is, it matters tremendously — not least for American trade, foreign policy and national security.
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But Xerox says combining the companies, which are in similar businesses, could save tremendously on costs.
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His wealth shows how a single concentrated position in a company can increase your worth tremendously.
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In the past, they have helped themselves tremendously by clearing the fields for their favored candidates.
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" He added that "our party, our campaign and me personally have gained tremendously from social media.
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Assuming current immigration policies hold steady, this could have a tremendously negative impact on U.S. competitiveness.
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The "player" watches Trump advance through different handshake rounds, most of which he tremendously wins, obviously.
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And yet all these elements miraculously coalesce into a show that is still tremendously emotionally affecting.
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In person and in conversation, Kaine is smart, easygoing, very informal and tremendously pleasing and likeable.
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The campaign has already been tremendously successful, with more than 23.33,23.33 supporters donating more than $250,250.
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What you might not know about Lincoln is that he was a tremendously accomplished catch wrestler.
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Facebook, which offers a universe of tremendously compelling platform services, has 2.2 billion monthly active users.
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"It's tremendously helpful to be able to bounce ideas off a successful entrepreneur like Mark," Ryan said.
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Our family and friends have helped tremendously with everything, and they are preparing in their own way.
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But- as a TOTAL surpsrise bonus-they also help tremendously with my underlying NON- snoring related insomnia.
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I think doing mathematics is tremendously emotional, and I think that anybody who does mathematics knows this.
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"We have missed Yingying tremendously in the past two years," Zhang's family said in a brief statement.
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It's true that getting around Los Angeles is a pain, but this is a tremendously stupid idea.
|
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" Patrick Egan, who studies political attitudes and LGBTQ politics at New York University, is also "tremendously impressed.
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During university I escorted to make money, which helped tremendously financially and helped me reassess my priorities.
|
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All right, this has been a tremendously great episode of Too Embarrassed to Ask with Anne Wojcicki.
|
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It really helped me get over that hump, and it improved my relationships with my family tremendously.
|
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Unlike the August directive, a regulation would carry more legal force and is tremendously difficult to undo.
|
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This company is predicated on the belief that production labor continues to be tremendously important in manufacturing.
|
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I also felt out of step with the world I grew up in, tremendously alienated and lonely.
|
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Fortunately, after writing three times a week for the past 10 years, Financial Samurai has grown tremendously.
|
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The big divide shows that the world is tremendously divided on how to tackle crime and drugs.
|
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My son and I have enjoyed it tremendously and at this point, it is what it is.
|
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While being a rising Democrat in a red state has its advantages, it tremendously limits future pathways.
|
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And I know, too, that there can be styles of mothering that are tremendously destructive and problematic.
|
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" Added Pizzolatto, "I'm tremendously thrilled to be working with artists at the level of Mahershala and Jeremy.
|
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"The only reason the Fed would forego a rate hike is if stocks crashed tremendously," Lien said.
|
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"My father was 16 and it affected my family really tremendously my whole life," the singer continued.
|
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The percentage of workers directly affected by occupational licensing has grown tremendously over the last several decades.
|
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And to have somebody like Lupita, who has a tremendously emotional performance with her voice [was great].
|
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"Making Smash a pleasure rather than a personal business [has] helped out my mindset tremendously," he says.
|
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"The intersection of the cutting quality and the vectors floating in space is tremendously satisfying," Beesley said.
|
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It might seem counterintuitive, but the Switch Lite is a tremendously complementary device for original Switch owners.
|
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"The Brexit experience certainly shocked London tremendously, but since then really nothing has changed," Mr. Taylor said.
|
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Mike Epps is tremendously appealing as Uncle Buck himself, but the show is otherwise nothing too special.
|
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"So, the way they wrote it helped us out tremendously" in unifying, Collins told The Hill. Rep.
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She wrote that they "care about each other tremendously," but that their schedules got in the way.
|
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It's a tremendously powerful story, particularly when read through the historical lens of the African American experience.
|
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"Babies are tremendously adaptable and very accepting of all sorts of strange flavors," Dr. Cooke told me.
|
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"About 1985, the personal computer market was tremendously overextended," Texas Instruments spokesman Stan Victor told the Tribune.
|
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We're going to be tremendously successful, and it's my honor, and we will have a terrific relationship.
|
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We live in the age of analytics, but intangible things like charisma and authenticity still matter tremendously.
|
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And it came out tremendously over budget so now we have an embassy that cost $1.2 billion.
|
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And she probably knows that even when you annoy her tremendously, you love her and mean well.
|
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The strategy at the heart of prevention, physical distancing, will continue to be tremendously disruptive to society.
|
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For me, it was fitting, and the finale was tremendously satisfying, if not perfect in its details.
|
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This plays incredibly well opposite Sophia Lillis' Syd, another IT star and a tremendously talented young actor.
|
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That was a tremendously powerful, ridiculous sentence in my opinion and in the opinion of many others.
|
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"The science in sports has grown tremendously," said Bruce Arena, the coach of the men's national team.
|
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"That was a tremendously powerful, ridiculous sentence, in my opinion," Trump told reporters of Blagojevich on Tuesday.
|
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People think that it is tremendously safe and anonymous and can't be hacked and all that stuff.
|
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"Deb has been tremendously brave and her honesty is above reproach," Denise Ramirez wrote in a statement.
|
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Vallieres says not only does his volunteering help with physical fitness, it helps his mental state tremendously.
|
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In the age of "agri-tech," farmers are benefiting tremendously — and becoming increasingly reliant on — these advances.
|
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Royal Caribbean has grown tremendously since then, with nearly 50 ships that travel to over 500 destinations.
|
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Once I stopped looking for things to buy, I became tremendously grateful for the things I received.
|
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And white parents are still tremendously resistant to school rezoning, just as they were 50 years ago.
|
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That is a tremendously valuable deduction for people in high-tax states like California and New York.
|
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If this actually does become law, it would have tremendously negative consequences for millions of Americans' lives.
|
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It was a tremendously eloquent reminder that this woman is someone, and that other victims are too.
|
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It's a calculation I still stand by, as my years at Yale have already been tremendously rewarding.
|
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"He said it would be a tremendously involved job and would take two people," she later told Newsweek.
|
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Venice is a tremendously popular site for both tourists and cruise ships, especially during the summer tourist season.
|
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And I think it's tremendously important, because it's basically a voice in your ear any time you want.
|
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We&aposre going to have a great discussion and tremendous success, we&aposre going to be tremendously successful.
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"Medicaid eats up roughly 30 percent or so of our budget and just keeps rising tremendously," state Rep.
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"Everybody is of one accord, everybody is playing together and the ball is moving tremendously well," Portis said.
|
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Unfortunately, this means we have to say goodbye to some talented colleagues whose work has helped us tremendously.
|
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We have Duke Energy nuclear plants very close by, which supports the schools tremendously through their tax dollars.
|
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On Tuesday, Bland-Ball talked about Noah's mental health and said he's been tremendously affected by the experience.
|
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He was tremendously charismatic, drawing big crowds and potentially lifting up Democrats in other races across the state.
|
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"Bob's demonstrated commitment to UNH through his philanthropy is tremendously inspiring," UNH President Mark Huddleston told the newspaper.
|
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The self-driving car trend is an important trend for the economy; it will change consumer behavior tremendously.
|
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Nearly seven years in, my quality of life has improved tremendously in ways I never would have imagined.
|
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"What is classified as pornography varies tremendously from person to person and from regulator to regulator," Stabile said.
|
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To American eyes, many Japanese apps can look tremendously cluttered and confusing, but the opposite is also true.
|
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In an interview, Loan and Kelley said Phounsy was "tremendously relieved" when San Diego County Sheriff's deputies arrived.
|
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Zendaya also knows that speaking up about these issues and in support of the victims is tremendously important.
|
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These blemishes are, unfortunately, tremendously difficult to treat as they do not respond well to traditional spot treatments.
|
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That said, this could also be a tremendously romantic time—but only if you can keep things light!
|
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But Amott said the school counselors can be "tremendously overworked," helping to fuel the rise of outside consultants.
|
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It's tremendously powerful and has a field of vision that's reportedly twice as large as the Arecibo Observatory.
|
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These videos are tremendously good at fostering intimacy and immediacy (especially via the full-HD Apple TV app).
|
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Human beings are tremendously adaptable and resilient, and we seem to quickly adjust to almost any technological change.
|
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Trump is either incredibly tone-deaf or naively oblivious to a tremendously large concern to all of Florida.
|
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"The Endangered Species Act has been tremendously successful at saving this population and preventing its demise," she said.
|
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Advertising: Automated advertising growth is growing tremendously, which is leading to an increase in average revenue per user.
|
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Nikon's new camera wont be released until later this year, but it's already shifted that dynamic tremendously. h2.
|
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Rebuilding the critical assets that make America possible seems like a tremendously purposeful way to spend one's day.
|
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That adds to a person's burden tremendously, if you feel like, 'I have to do this for them.
|
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I can sit back, relax, eat my salmon salad, and feel tremendously grateful that today, I am calm.
|
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Moore, 33, admitted that she feels "tremendously relieved" now that the circumstances surrounding Jack's death have finally unfolded.
|
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There is some skill here: strong melodies, extra chords, synthesized string arrangements, a tremendously accomplished chromatic-harmonica solo.
|
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Another was for figures, when tremendously fat models came to the house to pose nude in feathered tiaras.
|
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That said, "Bloodborne" is gorgeous, gruesome, tremendously challenging, and easily one of the best games on PlayStation 4.
|
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It changes that narrative completely for Disney's stock for two reasons: Skipper was tremendously well-liked within ESPN.
|
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It's a film that's tremendously easy to love ironically — and we all know millennials are good at that.
|
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To come upon "ribface," for example, while wandering around a museum or corporate lobby might be tremendously exciting.
|
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Not only the names are different; from one hilltop to the next, recipes and tastes can vary tremendously.
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As administrator, I was honored to lead a team of tremendously talented public servants dedicated to that mission.
|
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No matter where you land on the controversy, one thing is for certain: It's a tremendously complicated issue.
|
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For instance, Oz says not loading up on masks if you're a generally healthy person would help tremendously.
|
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When it comes to shining a light on workplace harassment, this relentless cycle has moved the needle tremendously.
|
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"HUD is a place that has an impact on something that Dr. Carson cares tremendously about," Williams said.
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Unfortunately, this means we have to say goodbye to some talented colleagues whose work has helped us tremendously.
|
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GIOVANNI RUSSONELLO A tremendously infectious, potently throbbing, deliriously up-tempo song that blends mellow hyphy and mellow crunk.
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Luckily Arrival is a tremendously well-designed film, with complicated and unpredictable visuals that embody the main point.
|
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The 60 small panel paintings illustrating the movement of black Southerners to the North had affected me tremendously.
|
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Since his adoption in January 2018, he has proved to be a tremendously clever, playful and loving companion.
|
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I think where religion has helped me tremendously with my craft has been this ability to let go.
|
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"The classical music world is tremendously Eurocentric," Ms. de La O told The New York Times in 1986.
|
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It's tremendously frustrating when patients describe a different experience than physicians expect, and don't feel they're being heard.
|
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Things weren't, you know, growing tremendously, and we ended up sort of changing to open-source enterprise software.
|
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African populations vary tremendously in skin color, and Dr. Tishkoff reasoned that powerful genetic variants must be responsible.
|
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And this last year has been tremendously up and down and I'm just joyful for the day today.
|
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" Everything he has said and done, Mr. Hooper said, "has had a tremendously negative impact on Muslim Americans.
|
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"As a publicity stunt, the Recruit was tremendously successful," Mr. Christenson said, bringing 25,000 recruits to the Navy.
|
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To do so, it said, would have a tremendously negative impact on trust in the global economic system.
|
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A life-ending concoction at the bedside can lend a sense of autonomy at a tremendously vulnerable time.
|
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Arguably the greatest implementation of smart architecture and infrastructure is smart grids, which help tremendously with resource conservation.
|
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"In the last two years, the focus of sacrificing security over wait times has increased tremendously," Brainard said.
|
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Now, as Mr. Zenko pointed out, "this administration leaves the Trump administration with tremendously expanded capabilities and authorities."
|
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What I've started trying to do with the Knicks I can tell you, firsthand, has helped me tremendously.
|
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"It is tremendously disheartening that we part ways due to completely unfounded claims," O'Reilly wrote according to reports.
|
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And they are joined by someone who has struggled tremendously with learning to own her "nos": Oprah Winfrey.
|
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As a test, we activated the private message button on the page and our volumes went up tremendously.
|
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And he likes influence, which again, Fox News is a tremendously influential property and he cares about that.
|
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Movie studio should be a tremendously valuable thing, the kind of thing you don't want to give up.
|
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Video: 613 Smash/YouTube According to Lap Chi, the Smash Gods are tremendously difficult for tournament organizers to reach.
|
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"[Deeba] is a tremendously impressive individual and he has the full confidence of myself and the board," Tee said.
|
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Not to mention, the state has a tremendously skilled workforce of crew members, craftsmen and technicians working on sets.
|
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The decision has big implications for America's $29 billion solar industry, which has grown tremendously in the past decade.
|
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The scenes at the beginning where Mija loses her footing and Okja instinctively improvises a rescue are tremendously conceived.
|
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Today's full moon in Libra finds you tremendously busy, and you're learning the importance of organization and time management.
|
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At the same time, the number of arrests in Baltimore dramatically dropped and the local crime rate rose tremendously.
|
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Tremendously oversold, the originally scheduled concerts couldn't hold all the attendees, resulting in the now-infamous Times Square riot.
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My patients started referring their friends and before I knew it that part of my practice had grown tremendously.
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At the state and local level, most places are tremendously imbalanced, leading to a lot of one-party elections.
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The script is tremendously taut and thought-through, with minor details from the early going constantly revealing new significance.
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A: The business has changed tremendously over the years, and I have learned that things are meant to change.
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By the time I turned 30, I realized that not having a clear direction in life was tremendously unsatisfying.
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Analysts said previously the company had a tremendously valuable intellectual property lineup to choose from in developing mobile games.
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As such, those that are first to market with a sustainable product differentiation and value-add will benefit tremendously.
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For day-to-day operations like sending texts, surfing the web, or checking email, the device is tremendously fast.
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However, much of the sex depicted in the artworks in their vicinity looks tremendously macho, aggressive, and possibly forced.
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"We've calmed down tremendously from where we were six months ago, a year ago, two years ago," Bernstein said.
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"My phone-tag game has tremendously improved via this snafu," Sapienza wrote in a direct message to The Verge.
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After raising a $503 million chunk of investment The company is tremendously successful in its home country of Japan.
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Your kind words of support have helped me tremendously as I cope with not having Brittany in my life.
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Breakeven prices for shale vary tremendously between different companies, different basins and even different wells within the same play.
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FA: I think the quality level, to get it to the consumer and bring it back, is tremendously difficult.
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Unskilled labor can be tremendously helpful in particular scenarios: clean-up efforts after natural disasters, soup kitchens, delivering food.
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"The level of repression in Tibet has increased tremendously," said Meenakshi Ganguly, South Asia director at Human Rights Watch.
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"The Cuban people have suffered tremendously from the separation of the last 50 years," said one of the ladies.
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"Higher Love" by Kygo and Whitney Houston sounds boring, which is too bad because it's a tremendously energetic track.
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But babies are just the final step of a research process where every other step may prove tremendously valuable.
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Of course, the mode has become tremendously popular in recent years, thanks to the likes of Fortnite and PUBG.
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In parts of Tanzania, thanks in part to bednets and pesticides, malaria has "gone down tremendously," Govella tells me.
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It won't be overnight but it's going to help him tremendously to have someone like Ivan with his experience.
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It's a tremendously positive message from a world leader to use a term so often misrepresented or simply misconstrued.
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Moreover, with his victory, Lamb has provided a tremendously instructive model for Democrats to follow this midterm election cycle.
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The passage of time, in addition to the extensive use of employee and contractor resources, cost the agencies tremendously.
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Still, no matter your income level, living beneath your means can help you out tremendously in the long run.
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"The United States is tremendously committed," said Eleanor Acer, the legal director of the advocacy group Human Rights First.
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It's pretty good, and I enjoyed it tremendously, but I have no idea how it became such a thing.
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The space inside is enormous and tremendously usable, with the technology and luxury features buyers in this segment prioritize.
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Those insiders were about to become tremendously wealthy: the IPO would turn a handful of them into billionaires overnight.
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My dad, in a lot of ways, was the Great Santini — tremendously demanding, and you could always do better.
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If you are tremendously conflict averse, you and your wife can assume all lifeguarding duties (or stop inviting them).
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"The trip to the Valley was fascinating and tremendously beneficial," said Mr. Emery, 38, who lives in New York.
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In its more than 350-year history, this uptown neighborhood has transformed tremendously, most notably during the Harlem Renaissance.
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And for Valve, Steam is a tremendously profitable venture — for every dollar spent on Steam, Valve gets a cut.
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We recognize the opioid crisis is a tremendously complex public health issue and have deep sympathy for everyone affected.
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We're raising money for the Republican Party, and we're doing tremendously on the small donations, $303 average or so.
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The strike has been "tremendously disruptive," said state Senator Jesse Kiehl, who represents Juneau and nearby ferry-dependent communities.
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Like many other businesses anchored in content, Huya and Douyu depend tremendously on quality creators to keep users loyal.
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Though Fisher spoke of her circumstance with a light-hearted resilience, what she suffered was in fact tremendously burdensome.
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"For some of our most vulnerable youth, when they see, 'Someone sees me, too," that is so tremendously important.
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Watching Jones and Murdock circle each other as each tries to figure out the other one is tremendously entertaining.
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Angry Jim Campbell is a contributing writer, artist, and colorist for the tremendously good Over the Garden Wall comics.
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Its revenues have grown tremendously from the $365,000 the company generated in 2016 during its first year of business.
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PG: Your first film, "A Single Man," was tremendously moving — especially for me, a kid whose father killed himself.
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Dealing with both Mayor & Governor and producing tremendously for them, including four new medical centers and four new hospitals.
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They are working against 40 years of economic integration and a tremendously complex web of big and small companies.
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Though people with disabilities remain tremendously underrepresented, the percentage of characters has inched to 2.1 percent from 1.8 percent.
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In a sense, Biggers creates tremendously powerful objects, but then sets them loose in ways that feel somewhat reckless.
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But now most of the attention a person receives can come from far and wide and is tremendously volatile.
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"Some of those evacuated suffered tremendously and were held captive in inhumane conditions while in Libya," Mr. Cochetel said.
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Just moving the ball to the right a little bit, away from my face on the release, helped tremendously.
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In particular, it found a fertile and comfortable place to land on the Republican side, and it spiked tremendously.
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"It's going to affect gun shops tremendously," said Lisa Caso, who owns Caso's Gun-A-Rama in Jersey City.
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In 2016, Sanders had benefited tremendously from being the only alternative for Democrats who did not like Hillary Clinton.
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PARELES Tremendously tender and seductively smooth, this patient, sparkling collaboration is an unexpected turn for all of its participants.
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His sister said Ball's health suffered tremendously -- describing him as a quadriplegic who could only communicate using his eyes.
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Case problem: In 11 years, Uber grew tremendously and now operates in more than 700 cities around the world.
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" In Vollmann's conception she is "a sexualized female Jesus … tremendously damaged, but radically powerful thanks to unstinting self-sacrifice.
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Over the past 10 years, though, their capabilities have expanded tremendously, keeping pace with ever-increasing quantities of data.
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The theatrical, stylish, and tremendously layered character of Moira Rose (played by the legendary Catherine O'Hara) lives for wigs.
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Regardless of the laws or rules governing scooter safety, the reality of riding an electric scooter is tremendously dangerous.
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Set against Mr. Patrick's ignorance and bigotry, the response from private-sector leaders in Texas has been tremendously encouraging.
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"I worry tremendously over whether human beings will have freedom in the future anymore," said Human Rights Watch's Wang.
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" And in a later interview with British journalist Piers Morgan, Trump said, "We would make a tremendously big deal.
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Wiederhorn is convinced that technology has helped his restaurants grow tremendously and that it will continue to do so.
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Budgeting and living beneath your means can help you out tremendously in the long run, as Numan is learning.
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At a dispensary, Tessa found a budtender who also suffered from endometriosis — and Tessa said her recommendations helped tremendously.
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LANSING To put it in a nice way, it was passion — three people who cared tremendously about the movie.
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We have got tremendously talented people up here, and I want to tell you it's been very, very special.
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Coinbase, the cryptocurrency trading platform that has grown tremendously without any major acquisitions, is getting equipped to make some.
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It's a tremendously vibrant place with a lot of great entertainment and great food, so I love being there.
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More starkly, the tremendously successful Wii — Nintendo's most successful home game console by far — looks to be an outlier.
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The underlying policy issues here are tremendously difficult and controversial, and there's little GOP consensus on many core matters.
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We're raising money for the Republican Party and we're doing tremendously on the small donations — $61 average or so.
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Under current rules, it's tremendously difficult for a party to push through controversial legislation with such a small majority.
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"This Land" is tremendously impressive, with each postcard operating effectively as a microcosm of a world falling into chaos.
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That said, exercising in a group makes people feel better about their physical well being, which can be tremendously motivating.
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"I'm tremendously optimistic about the Canadian economy," Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told reporters after touring Google's offices in southern Ontario.
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Number two, they have grown tremendously but more importantly, China has become the most important market for liner shipping companies.
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To Melania and Don and Ivanka and Eric and Tiffany and Barron, we have got tremendously talented people up here.
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"It's helped me tremendously to grow as a person," said Caldellis, who is working on a bachelor's degree in history.
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"She was working tremendously hard," said Diane Lane, 53, who joined the cast to play Claire's new nemesis Annette Shepherd.
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What Tom Fitton and Judicial Watch is doing is tremendously important and it&aposs a great service to the country.
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His shadow sailing over the Dothraki army was tremendously effective as a reminder of the massive scale of these beasts.
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And countries like China that very recently witnessed an explosion of automotive ownership are suffering tremendously from unbelievable traffic jams.
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"I've been using it for the past five months and it really has changed by skin tremendously," she told Bravo.
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"Wilmington is going to be ground zero," Petro said, not only for rain, but storm surges and tremendously strong winds.
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With an uncanny knowledge of his country's realities, he walked the tightrope of racial politics -- and he did so tremendously.
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"Americans have profited tremendously from being the early developers and international leaders in AI," reads the White House press release.
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But adding in arguably the most iconic Resident Evil locations, characters, and story beats makes for a tremendously satisfying experience.
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And I miss my kids tremendously when they're not with me, but I don't ask her not to post pictures.
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"She was working tremendously hard," said Diane Lane, 53, who joined the cast to play Claire's new nemesis Annette Shepherd.
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Marjorie Dannenfelser, president of the anti-abortion Susan B. Anthony List, says the move "will help tremendously" in the midterms.
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Both characters have changed tremendously since then: Jaime has been fully redeemed, and Bran has become the Three-Eyed Raven.
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The experimental Ebola vaccine isn't foolproof, but it's been tremendously effective in helping to control the spread of the virus.
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Selling for just $399 for a 16GB version and $499 for a 64GB version, this is a tremendously competitive phone.
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I think the investor who led our investment has been tremendously [valuable], and [Fidelity is] a very long-sighted investor.
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Even if you don't know exactly how Bitcoin works, you most likely know it can be a tremendously valuable investment.
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You can be tremendously effective as Tracer just by moving around and getting the enemy team to shoot at you.
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"It has not just raised real ethical concerns but contributed tremendously to how we have defined political identity," Scheufele said.
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For one thing, current technology limits them to delivering one item of post at a time, which is tremendously impractical.
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Yet, stories are almost always assigned more than one keyword, and keyword selection can vary tremendously in quality across sites.
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" — Raýmani Zaloumis (@Raymani) October 17, 2016 Banks' manager also tweeted out a statement reading, "Azealia is tremendously distraught and disheartened.
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But I think what you're seeing is the volume of content we're putting across the network is going up tremendously.
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Einride plans to start testing the T-Pod this year, so this also isn't a tremendously far-flung future innovation.
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Criminal activity varies tremendously depending on where you are, but overall rates are down considerably from the 1980s and 1990s.
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I've found them tremendously useful myself — but still, everywhere that Asana goes, people are always asking it to build boards.
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As the payoff for sticking with the challenge of the first six episodes, it's a tremendously satisfying hour of television.
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There's something about being a major oil exporter in the developing world that is tremendously hazardous for your political economy.
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Pundits are tremendously focused right now on the anticipated coming war between the new 116th Congress and the Trump administration.
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There is, however, one tremendously unfortunate downside: The new Switch cannot be docked for TV play, like the original Switch.
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Because I didn't have any external symptoms of the plague I was very much experiencing internally, I felt tremendously lonely.
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Raij says the latest data can only help for a league that is "tremendously managed," by NBA Commissioner Adam Silver.
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"Somebody loved this child tremendously," said Elissa Davey, founder of Garden of Innocence, a nonprofit organization that buries abandoned children.
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"I am tremendously grateful to every person out there who has supported me over the past few months," he wrote.
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In the case of nationalism in the United States, the good has outweighed the bad, and Americans have benefited tremendously.
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She knows it all and has tremendously impressive perspective when it comes to me, my family and life in general.
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Regulators, however, fail to understand that the aftermath of a breach is a tremendously chaotic, disruptive time for a company.
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Sessions -- as a long-term United Methodist in a tremendously powerful, public position -- is particularly accountable to us, his church.
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"We're tremendously encouraged by this ruling," Rick Berke, the executive editor of STAT, said in a statement in his publication.
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The Space Launch System, as tremendously expensive as it is, would be a better rocket with a nuclear upper stage.
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It is true that biofuels production has grown tremendously while acreage devoted to conservation programs for farmland has dropped precipitously.
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The audience laughed at the pencil in the Achilles tendon scene and reacted tremendously towards the over-the-top stuff.
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"There are a few who benefit tremendously, but when patients come in expecting a cure, most are disappointed," he said.
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Still, I'm tremendously excited about it, because it introduces some very intriguing new political dynamics for the North next season.
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However, Thomas Müller, as the forward for a tremendously talented Germany team, will have plenty of opportunities to score goals.
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Horiguchi is the karate kid and Seery is the working man's slugger, but they are both tremendously entertaining to watch.
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Two decades of advances in processing power, allied with cut-throat competition between games designers, have advanced the art tremendously.
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Under my plan, I'll be reducing taxes tremendously, from 1973 percent to 1963 percent for companies, small and big businesses.
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Weight Watchers shares have accelerated tremendously in recent months and are up more than 230 percent from a year ago.
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"While personal banking ecosystem in India has scaled tremendously in recent years, business banking is still old school," said Mathur.
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Acceptance allows us to stop resisting what's true — in your case, Stuck, that you're tremendously sad that your sister died.
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The white homicide rate in the US tops even those countries' figures, but the black homicide rate is tremendously higher.
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The blockbuster film is set in Wakanda, a country whose surplus of the fictional metal vibranium has enriched it tremendously.
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I've watched [the factory] shrink tremendously; I was here when the government saved us from failing [during the Great Recession].
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Today's chess engines, innately oblivious to these principles, come across as brutes: tremendously fast and strong, but utterly lacking insight.
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Among its chief champions are American farm and food-retailing interests whose fortunes have benefited tremendously from the open market.
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You've got a world where you could be both tremendously famous and then unknown, depending on who you're talking to.
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Ms. McCray said she was "tremendously moved" by the stories advocates shared of helping victims get back on their feet.
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But the fact that you're doing that with your own daughter is tremendously good for her — and healing for you.
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"This was a tremendously difficult decision to make," the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board said in a statement issued Monday afternoon.
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The variety and practicality of electric vehicles have grown tremendously in the past half decade, showing no signs of stopping.
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This climate of alarm has been tremendously useful to reactionary nationalists looking to seal off borders and routes of migration.
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But it is tremendously impactful to the industry and also has a tremendous social benefits; reducing accidents and save lives.
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That would undoubtedly hurt China, but it could be tremendously damaging to us, an idea this column raised last year.
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The title piece of this tremendously absorbing show, "Reason's Oxymorons," is an installation of 4144 video monitors in semiprivate cubicles.
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Privileged, comfortable people became convinced that this presidency would directly make their lives worse, and this surmise upset them tremendously.
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"It's tremendously important for humankind that we find ways of making and enforcing norms of behavior online," Ms. Benesch said.
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On the other hand, if you must have an electronic interface, Toshiba's EM925A5A-SS is another tremendously popular budget option.
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Cryptocurrencies have the potential to completely disrupt traditional regulatory systems because their underlying technologies have proven to be tremendously malleable.
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A statement from press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said that Trump wanted to congratulate employees on the "tremendously successful" project. .
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" Flaherty added that it was "tremendously disappointing to see expansion in any candidate's platform ... and it's in more than one.
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There are still tremendously talented people in the federal government working on cybersecurity, but they are now fewer in number.
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Snap "looks tremendously overvalued to me," said Brian Hamilton, a co-founder of Sageworks, a financial analysis and valuation firm.
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That they won't emulate -- or at least be inspired by -- what they see in the United States is tremendously unlikely.
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"I'm tremendously hurt, surprised ... that we're falling into this kind of thing with a representative of the Republic," he said.
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Disney is already a tremendously powerful media company with a wide variety of assets including ESPN, ABC, and plenty more.
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"The brain is a tremendously complicated organ, and we know, perhaps, maybe, 10% of what we should know," Walsh said.
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We need a tremendously more diverse work force in our technology industries to make sure their products serve all groups.
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Letting his people mine it will help him tremendously without costing Daenerys anything, so the queen is happy to oblige.
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What's worse, their comments come at a time in which the party accepted a platform that is tremendously anti-LGBTQ.
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Since 2012 when I went to the V.A. and started practicing yoga, my relationship with my children has improved tremendously.
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Under my plan, I'll be reducing taxes tremendously from 21800 percent to 21800 percent for companies, small and big businesses.
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While American collections of East Asian art have grown tremendously, the specialized conservation laboratories that maintain these collections have not.
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So it doesn't sound like it will be tremendously hard to find the perpetrator, but it will take painstaking work.
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As a way to start a dialogue about how men ought to act, criticism of Ansari's conduct is tremendously helpful.
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"Being multicultural has affected my definition of beauty, the way I see beauty, and how I feel beautiful tremendously," she said.
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He will be tremendously missed by our family, the team at Gold & Silver Pawn and his many fans the world over.
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While that's tremendously exciting, after reading The Verge's big story on the Intel Vaunt glasses, I don't know if it's enough.
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No matter your income or residence, budgeting and living within your means can help you out tremendously in the long run.
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To be fair, pocket neural networks have improved tremendously lately and for some use cases they make a lot of sense.
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"I'm tremendously thrilled to be working with artists at the level of Mahershala and Jeremy," Pizzolatto wrote in a statement Thursday.
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Ukiyo-e ("pictures of the floating world") both depicted scenes of this society and was a tremendously popular product within it.
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And it spiked tremendously [after the election] given that Islamophobia has the tacit approval of so many people in this country.
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Before going public with my story, I had been tremendously inspired by the courage of the women who exposed Harvey Weinstein.
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Policies and procedures for handling accusations of rape vary tremendously from university to university and are often neither prompt nor effective.
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My curves looked better, my arms looked more shapely and defined with less loose skin, and my waist tapered in tremendously.
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This vulnerable urban planning, together with the region's relatively dense population, means that it is tremendously vulnerable to Irma's storm surges.
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I've pined for the loss of this once-ubiquitous connector many times, and in 2019, I still think it's tremendously useful.
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"This is not easy for anyone, but Deb has been tremendously brave and her honesty is above reproach," Denise Ramirez said.
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So I think last year, about 2.5 million groups were created every single day, and that number has grown tremendously since.
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The shark doesn't stop swimming, though its movement slows down tremendously and its body goes into this relaxed auto-pilot mode.
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Prevalence estimates also varied tremendously on the basis of geography, with New Jersey having the highest estimates and Arkansas the lowest.
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"A total of 2400,24 households are involved as our growers and they have tremendously benefited from the project," the ministry said.
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Accessibility improves navigability and usability not just for disabled people but for everyone, and it can be tremendously beneficial for SEO.
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Unfortunately the answer is not quite as simple as it should be, and all the available choices can be tremendously confusing.
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Marjorie Dannenfelser, president of the anti-abortion Susan B. Anthony List, meantime, said the move "will help tremendously" in the midterms.
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The value of an uncommon knowledge is so tremendously strong in mixed martial arts, the entire sport was built around it!
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This is a tremendously tough task: When you try to "drain the swamp," the swamp creatures are going to fight back.
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And the attempts to correct them through old-fashioned social shaming often backfire tremendously, simply creating a new cycle of abuse.
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YouTube is tremendously popular not just with Jake Paul-watching tweens, but with a cohort that hasn't yet learned to read.
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Leica says that the M10 has been tremendously popular since its release, though the company declined to give precise sales figures.
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"People with direct investments will suffer tremendously," noted Andrea Murta, deputy director of the Latin America Center at the Atlantic Council.
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She released the script to members of a molecular biology online forum in 2011, and since then it has grown tremendously.
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Access to maternity care and follow-up, now under severe threat under this administration, is a tremendously cost-effective investment entitlement.
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Alexa's powers have grown tremendously since the Echo first launched in late 12 to a select group of Amazon Prime customers.
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QR codes have been used to this end for a decade or more in many Asian markets, and remain tremendously popular.
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Convincing families to adopt special needs children like JiaJia is a tremendously difficult task, says volunteer and former orphan Olivia Raney.
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"If there are lots and lots of bright moving objects in the sky, it tremendously complicates our job," Dr. Lowenthal said.
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"Your governor, who I didn't know, has been tremendously supportive" of the Trump administration's response, offering "the highest praise," Trump said.
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Our goalies are still playing tremendously for us, giving us a chance to win these games even though we don't score.
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Research and education programs could pay off tremendously, especially if they result in a greater number of patients receiving a transplant.
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The same genetic tools involved in reanimating a mammoth may be tremendously useful in saving species that are still clinging on.
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It's a tremendously difficult bureaucratic task, since many of those 16 agencies are embedded in other departments, with their own bosses.
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From the look of things ... Tyga checked a bunch of stuff off his list, and he looks tremendously happy about it.
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Lawmakers should expect a "very, very powerful document" that would cut taxes "tremendously" for the middle class, Trump said on Tuesday.
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Fresh Off the Boat is a terrific family sitcom, but its value to our cultural landscape goes beyond being tremendously funny.
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He found that their cognitive abilities suffered tremendously, and believes this research can be applied to young children exposed to screens.
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"From clean air to clean water, it is clear that the courts have a tremendously important role to play," Sittenfeld said.
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And "Came from the bottom, they envy me / I'm drippin' sauce tremendously / Promise, never give 'em sympathy" could be Future's epitaph.
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The couple cohosts their tremendously popular Animal Planet show, which has been going strong building amazing aquariums for celebs since 2011.
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Perhaps a little long in the tooth now for the 'Wonderboy' moniker, Thompson's grappling has improved tremendously since his UFC debut.
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What I discovered is that the business is fantastically lucrative, mostly because of the tremendously high volume of service they deliver.
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It will also be tremendously more difficult for physicians to make dosing adjustments for complex treatments at the point of care.
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The latter is an Israeli firm that Tytunovich said already "helped tremendously" with things like introductions, even before making an investment.
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"We live in an age of fast fashion in which people buy tremendously more clothing than they used to," she said.
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Unluckily, you will still be best served by rewatching the Season 5 finale, because its specifics matter tremendously to this season.
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"This is all tremendously important and I am grateful to the pope," said Juan Carlos Cruz, one of Mr. Karadima's victims.
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It was not at all obvious that the world would turn out this way, and it's tremendously significant that it has.
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The atmosphere that morning was "tremendously difficult" and one in which it was easy to "lose track of time," he said.
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Her personal story, of embracing strength and being pushed out of the closet and suffering the repercussions, was also tremendously consequential.
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It is a tremendously difficult disease to suffer with alone and unfortunately in the U.S. we don't talk about it enough.
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Increased testing capacity, he predicted, would likely lead the recorded number of cases to "jump tremendously" in the next 48 hours.
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Ask Well Antibody half-life varies tremendously, from about 11 years for tetanus to over 200 years for measles and mumps.
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I view Trump as a tremendously malevolent force in American politics and society, but I don't begrudge him hostility towards hurricanes.
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To be tremendously reductive, "Warzone" feels like a much larger scale version of a team-based "Call of Duty" death match.
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The quality of two different roads, even two connected roads, can vary tremendously depending on which government entity is funding what.
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"There are some tremendously seasoned and dedicated officials in the State Department that have been negotiating this for years," she said.
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We've gone through a tremendously difficult time, with newcomers pegged as scapegoats for global migration, economic changes, and new cultural norms.
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"I think what he learned last year doing it, the experience he got doing it, will help him tremendously this year."
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The Trump administration's recent achievement of a trade deal with Japan is a tremendously positive step for agriculture and rural America.
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"Every batch of every bottle of every manufacturer showed the same results, tremendously high formation of NDMA," says CEO David Light.
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With 2018 elections drawing closer, the next steps that the Democrats take will be tremendously consequential for the party's future viability.
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"He has been tremendously impactful on issues that are important to the President as it would relate to immigration," Arthur added.
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Marks pointed to Sean Kilpatrick as an example of a player who grew tremendously from his experience in the D-League.
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The resulting bricolage is tremendously satisfying, feeling entirely like its own thing without being shy about the homages it is paying.
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"It's tremendously important," said Representative Carolyn B. Maloney, Democrat of New York, who first proposed the project in the late 1990s.
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It's not something you can expect from every host, but it's an added perk that can tremendously improve a traveler's experience.
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Unlike other parties, weddings provide a structured course of events that can be tremendously comforting when you feel out of place.
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Unlike other parties, weddings provide a structured course of events that can be tremendously comforting when you feel out of place.
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"Apple's response is tremendously disappointing," said Eva Galperin, director of cybersecurity at the Electronic Frontier Foundation, a digital-rights advocacy group.
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Even if you are convinced that disaster is coming, deciding exactly when to take risk out of your portfolio matters tremendously.
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North Korea is similarly well positioned — between China, Russia, South Korea and Japan — which could likewise contribute tremendously to its economy.
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And the drug agency's website notes that the array of dietary supplements making health claims has grown tremendously in recent years.
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And since he's one of the best animation directors ever (having also directed 1999's The Iron Giant), it's tremendously exciting.
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"I talk about my father a lot and my family a lot, and they admire my family tremendously," Elaine Chao said.
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Stormer congratulated her on enrolling in school for her associate's degree — "I think that's a tremendously positive step forward," she said.
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"This music has helped me tremendously, when I was going through times that I didn't know how to navigate," Botofasina recalls.
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I thought they were tremendously innovative companies, and both of them jumped into news pretty late and learned it pretty quickly.
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Picking my favorite poem of his is tremendously difficult — there are many that have spoken deeply to me and have inspired me.
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"Inbound interest from restaurant chains has increased following the tremendously positive publicity during the Beyond Meat IPO," he wrote in a note.
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A lot of my celebrity friends like Danny Trejo, Jacob Vargas, Mister Cartoon, and Shia LaBeouf helped out tremendously with the book.
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This clip (which had over 20k views and would've helped tremendously with the #normalizebreastfeeding movement) was deleted by Twitch with no explanation.
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U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo tweeted later Friday that he was "tremendously pleased" Nguyen would be returning home to his family.
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"As the children of hawker parents, we find it tremendously meaningful to be the third-generation of Cho Kee," Ai Min says.
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He finds the possibility of a limit to knowledge "tremendously disturbing" and sees it as evidence that quantum mechanics must be extended.
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"I think it's tremendously exciting to see all of these new results from Cassini," Linda Spilker, the Cassini Project Scientist, told Gizmodo.
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And she was a Miss Universe contestant, and ultimately a winner, who they had a tremendously difficult time with as Miss Universe.
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He had an opportunity to clear his name in a situation where the case against him was tremendously weak, in my opinion.
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Strategically, for SyndicateRoom to now support companies from idea stage right through to IPO is tremendously exciting for investors and companies alike.
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We talk with them about their needs last year and this year and that does help us tremendously with supply and demand.
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"The wind seems to have decreased tremendously and it seems we have got through the worst of it," Masters told BuzzFeed News.
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Re-imposing borders in the North American market would have a "tremendously negative effect", says William Vantuono, editor-in-chief of RailwayAge.
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We as people of the world should feel tremendously grateful to all the parties that contributed to the internet we have today.
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"Today my mother in law gained her angel wings she was a strong beautiful women who will be missed tremendously!!!" she wrote.
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And the XR also takes wider angle portrait shots than the iPhone XS or the Pixel 3, which I find tremendously useful.
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General Electric CEO Jeffrey Immelt told CNBC on Monday the proposed $32 billion deal with Baker Hughes is a "tremendously creative" transaction.
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My sincere hope is that as you read Extra Crunch editorial, you tremendously agree with some articles and vehemently disagree with others.
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Here's a major piece of our childhoods being tremendously honored, but also put in a museum, that place where old things go.
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""It's called the power of unification — Second Amendment people have amazing spirit and are tremendously unified, which gives them great political power.
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In doing so, McConnell has now ensured that all but three of his senators are on record supporting this tremendously unpopular effort.
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The President and I are bound at the hip, and he has done remarkable work that has been tremendously beneficial for WV!
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Lidijia Münchmeyer, principal of Kunskapsskolan, the independent school group in Helsingborg, said the man felt "tremendously discriminated against," reported Swedish newspaper Expressen.
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The short version is memorable, effective, and tremendously efficient, telling an emotional little horror story in just over seven minutes, credits included.
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"Such tremendously advanced technological civilizations are likely to plan for all kinds of contingencies and things which could go awry," he said.
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The medium can be tremendously useful to sports teams, who can use it to replay and analyze the game from different perspectives.
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Skin kits that are labeled by steps (like Clinique's 3-Step System or Beauty Counter's Nourishing collection) can also be tremendously helpful.
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While both stocks have rallied tremendously since January, what was really stunning to Cramer is how well they have done since June.
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It varies tremendously if there's ever been a positive test for the Human Papillomavirus — then it has to be done more frequently.
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" David Leitch, The Rock and Jason Statham created an original and really thrilling adventure that complements the franchise tremendously well," he said.
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I'm tremendously grateful to the friends who made a translation for the book, and I hope they like the poems they made.
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Neural networks have proven tremendously successful at tasks like identifying objects in images, but how they do so remains largely a mystery.
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While his music career has grown tremendously, Goldie wants to re-affirm his dedication to tagging and modernizing the culture around it.
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"It does reinforce the notion of reserve currency status, which is tremendously useful to American monetary policy and foreign policy," Colas said.
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Apple has benefited tremendously over the past year from falling prices in components such as DRAMs, flash storage, disk drives and displays.
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Those programs, she says, have been tremendously successful in lowering recidivism -- the rate at which former inmates end up back behind bars.
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"Many of my social media fans are begging me not to get out, continue to support us tremendously and economically," he said.
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So it's tremendously impressive that Gabby realizes how the rest of the tribe sees her, and then takes action to fix it.
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This would be tremendously negative for the United States as it seeks to expand strong alliances in the global war against terrorism.
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"The government should take a very hard look at how they made the tremendously poor decision to file these charges," Fitzgerald said.
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It's tremendously hard not to get too caught up, though; there are gorgeous ancient ruins to be gawked at around every turn.
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" Ms. Rhimes wrote on Twitter on Thursday: "I will miss Callie tremendously, but am excited for what the future holds for Sara.
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Researchers have been able to consistently show that doing so has a tremendously positive impact on all child outcomes, including educational outcomes.
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Also, there are some fish that have benefited tremendously from the recovery mandates that we helped get through Congress in the 1990s.
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For actors, I really feel, speech and the use of the body are two areas which are neglected tremendously in our country.
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Each of those samples contains data that could be tremendously valuable to scientific researchers looking to understand diseases and discover new treatments.
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Old age or aging really does impact your memory tremendously, I can barely remember what I even had for dinner last night.
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"Most business in town has dropped tremendously," said Mr. Pichler, the florist, who worries he may soon have to lay off employees.
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Maybe if both presidents read that tremendously sad novel, we could find a better solution than turning our backs to these kids.
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This may seem tremendously unfair and wildly capitalist, but unless you want a reputation as a scrub, learn to live with it.
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"Our customer research showed that [Street Fighter] over-indexes tremendously with Hispanics, Asians, and Blacks," he tells me over a conference call.
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This skill helps tremendously as an entrepreneur, because you never have all the information you need, and everything is a calculated risk.
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"I think that with Matt's sense of occasion and drama, he would have found that tremendously gratifying and very cool," he said.
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Still, 215-foot-high waves are "tremendously dangerous" for ships in the area, said Chris Landsea, who supervises the center's marine forecasts.
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In addition to having to play and land much bigger, stronger fish, he said, "You've got to be a tremendously better caster."
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But sitting for hours on end in the library and reading both children's books and The Times helped my English improve tremendously.
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"I am thrilled and tremendously grateful," said Nicole Hockley, whose 6-year-old son Dylan was killed in his first-grade classroom.
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If the first year of the Trump administration has made anything clear, it's that experience, knowledge, education and political wisdom matter tremendously.
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Related: Scientists Detect Gravitational Waves, Confirming Einstein's Theory About Ripples in the Space-Time Continuum And this is the tremendously clever bit.
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"I'm very comfortable with Mike and his role with us, and he's a tremendously important part of what we do," Alderson said.
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Milner sees the Breakthrough Prize as the 'Oscars of Science,' and the award has grown tremendously in significance among the scientific community.
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But so far this year, the blue slip has been a tremendously important constraint on how much Trump can change the courts.
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JW: Well, we'll keep thinking about this, because it's clearly not going away, and I found it all to be tremendously exciting.
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"Florida is a tremendously inclusive, immensely diverse state," said Oliva, who claimed that nondiscrimination laws could open employers up to "burdensome" litigation.
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The distrust in which he is held by a large part of the GOP base will be tremendously difficult to overcome. 5.
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Online sales have grown tremendously in the last 217 years, rising from $210 billion per quarter to almost $22.4 billion per quarter.
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We think that's going to be a tremendously valuable property as we look at the development of sports over the next decade.
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Kupor stressed that cryptocurrencies are still in their infancy and will evolve tremendously over the coming years, creating opportunities along the way.
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Nearly 20 years after Ronaldo's arrival — and 13 since his departure — Sporting Lisbon remains tremendously proud of all that Ronaldo has become.
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That was the argument then-candidate Trump offered last year when he proposed "reducing taxes tremendously" for both small and big businesses.
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"We have tremendously talented people that do this very well," Trump said before departing the White House for a Texas campaign rally.
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"Organizations benefit tremendously from having loyal donors who are interested in their work and continue their support year after year," Post says.
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Impeachment is a political, not a legal, process but it would be tremendously destructive for the country and only polarize us further.
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By contrast, budgeting and living beneath your means, no matter your income level, can help you out tremendously in the long run.
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"Hotel sustainability practices have grown tremendously in recent years, especially through certification programs that follow international best-practice standards," Ms. Bray said.
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Yeah, I guess to start my hope is, and my belief is, that it's gonna be tremendously additive to the human experience.
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We've broken up, we've gotten back together, we still love each other tremendously but we still argue a lot as sisters do.
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The investments part of China's GDP will grow tremendously to offset the loss of trade, logistics services and manufacturing of some goods.
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In other words, shootings are tremendously underreported in the US. One catch to the research: ShotSpotter is likely picking up some false positives.
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Once we are multiplanetary the risk goes down tremendously—now there will be independent, self-sufficient groups of humans spread across vast distances.
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Allegedly Gable's swaggering hunkiness was so great that American sales of men's shirts plummeted tremendously – as much as 75 percent, in some tellings.
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She works for a nonprofit doing immigration work for children, and helped me tremendously with a pro bono case I was working on.
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The results of the VA study won't be released until 2019, but Caleb enthusiastically believes Velvet helps him tremendously in his everyday life.
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Your strength and your ability to let the beauty in your spirit shine through, even in the midst of adversity, is tremendously inspiring!!
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However, it has at its center a tremendously compelling story of how our relationships with our parents evolve as we age into adolescence.
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Rural America has also benefited tremendously from federal investment, including electrification projects, rural broadband expansion, and certainly our great land grant education system.
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The Jessye Norman School for the Arts said in a statement its faculty, staff and students "are tremendously saddened" by their founder's death.
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It's tremendously worrying: Ms. Ressa's arrest is the most dramatic sign yet of Mr. Duterte's crackdown on the news media in the Philippines.
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"I will watch as a private citizen and I will be tremendously proud," she told reporters after the hearing, referring to the city.
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I fear many people raise children without ever grasping that they themselves, their children, and all humans are tremendously powerful and terrifyingly temporary.
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And that will lower the cost of your catastrophic insurance tremendously, because the only thing coming out of that is catastrophic health care.
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That's tremendously helpful, as you can scan a building's loot from the outside instead of running in and sifting through it all yourself.
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"If 8i [brought] what I got to experience to everybody, that would be tremendously fulfilling for me as a parent," St. Jean said.
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Podcasting has grown tremendously in recent years, and a Stockholm-based company called Acast is looking to help all those podcasters make money.
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However, the medium can be tremendously useful to sports teams, who can use it to replay and analyze the game from different perspectives.
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This year, I want to point out that Rogue One, a tremendously underrated installment of the series, is really about internet freedom. Really.
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He was tremendously supportive and knew the level of the problem before and what happened with respect to the tremendous storms that hit.
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Whether it's repeatedly checking for new likes on a pic or mindlessly scrolling through your feed, Instagram can be a tremendously addictive app.
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Let us prevent as best we can an outbreak that will be tremendously costly in lives and hardship in the decades to come.
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He also goes through stretches where he can't find the strike zone with his slider, which can drive up his walk rate tremendously.
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And what the boards do can vary tremendously from state to state, leaving public health researchers with an incomplete view of the problem.
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They will miss him tremendously, and his service on the court is worthy of the respect of the nation that he clearly loved.
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"It's been an absolutely, tremendously moving two-and-a-half or three weeks," she said in an interview with ABC News' Diane Sawyer.
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We got confused on our way there, which tremendously helped the scene because the chaos in the car is real at some level.
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And our country has benefited tremendously: The tech industry now employs nearly 2628 million Americans and contributes $28500 trillion to the U.S. economy.
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Indeed, though Sackler presided over the tremendously successful launch of OxyContin, he has never given an on-the-record interview about the drug.
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"I've enjoyed this tremendously and this wasn't exactly on my radar to begin with, so let's see what comes up next," he said.
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"[Director] David Leitch, The Rock and Jason Statham created an original and really thrilling adventure that complements the franchise tremendously well," he said.
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In my home state of Missouri, it's hard to overstate the tremendously positive impact small-business tax cuts will have on hardworking families.
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Plus, you can convert your handwritten notes into digital text, and you can search for notes based on keywords, which is tremendously useful.
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As prices have risen on the back of the OPEC production cut deal, both rig counts and, subsequently, well completions have strengthened tremendously.
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This ended up being tremendously helpful, but also highlighted the reliance one must have on third parties to get by just on bitcoin.
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The Mexican chain has seen sales and loyalty grow tremendously because of the buzz around taco shells made from "naked" chicken or eggs.
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"Given the feeling of many students from last year who expressed concerns about diversity and inclusion, now they're feeling tremendously marginalized," he added.
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"She appeals to those who feel vulnerable and, in some cases, have lives that haven't turned out to be tremendously successful," Black said.
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To be sure, a tremendously important difference exists between the way the blockchain (its system of rules) works and (say) credit card purchases.
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The result was that "Lyft benefitted tremendously from Uber's troubles in 2018" eMarketer's forecasting director Shelleen Shum told the USA Today in May.
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Still, some experts I spoke with called the tentative outline a "breakthrough" and "tremendously good news" — and it is, to a certain extent.
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As if that weren't complex enough, someone's stool contains hundreds of species, and the mix varies tremendously from one person to the next.
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"In addition to being a tremendously sensitive painter and relatively undersung Surrealist, Seligmann was an aficionado of occult symbols and systems," Grossman stated.
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Both characters have changed tremendously since then: Jaime has been fully redeemed, and Bran has become the Three-Eyed Raven, no big deal.
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Like other insurgent candidates, Sanders benefited tremendously from caucuses, lower-turnout events where grass-roots organizing can overwhelm the party rank-and-file.
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To the type of person for whom the curious and often inscrutable hits horse race is entertainment, this was tremendously fun to witness.
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"Even though it's becoming harder and harder, the incentives have increased tremendously," said Mr. Mador, who previously worked on security response at Microsoft.
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"We are going to miss Maya tremendously, but we also respect her decision," said Carol Callan, director of the United States national team.
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"We are going to miss Maya tremendously, but we also respect her decision," said Carol Callan, director of the United States national team.
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China's internet adoption rates grew tremendously in the 2000s, and for music fans, getting online meant unlocking a library of previously unavailable music.
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And the March For Our Lives campaign that they created was tremendously effective at amplifying the message and bringing people into the fold.
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But it happened in a history, and things happen to people, and the organization changed tremendously after that, and we never looked back.
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